2024-11-23
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Hi, this is Amy and I'm here with my family at Hobbiton in New Zealand.
I'm about to go have a pint.
At the Green Dragon.
This podcast was recorded at 12:37pm Eastern Time on Friday, November 22.
Things may have changed by the time.
You hear this, but I was still.
Be waiting for some dwarves to invite.
Me on a quest to find some gold.
This is so exciting.
Kelly, our producer, said she was going to give me a Lord of the Rings timestamp at some point down the road.
And I've just been waiting for it.
It finally happened.
Let's go.