Fair warning, this episode contains rampant, ranting stupidity - you've been warned.

In this week's episode, I opt to discuss some of the things that send my head into a bit of a spin, because since being in lockdown 3.0, I've found that I can sometimes slip into ruminating over the strangest things.

Such as:

- Who milked a cow and decided to drink it? Exactly what was he trying to achieve? 

- Do caterpillars know that they're going to become butterflies?

- How did Cinderella's shoe slip off if it's meant to fit only her foot, and what size shoe is she that nobody else could fit into it?

- Why I've gone into a bottomless pit of stupidity because of the never-ending month of January and sudden emergence of mid-February.

I hope this episode can give you a bit of a laugh, and I hope to be bringing you another 'history lesson'-type episode soon on Margaret Thatcher, so....need I say more?

Lucky you, you’ve landed on Just Don’t Get Me Started, the podcast that is taking on society one rant at a time.

Laugh at or with host, Grace Hall, as she attempts to battle through Salford’s intense background noise, her own procrastination and her tendency to pick up new hobbies and drop them immediately to entertain you (a little).

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Intro and outro music:

Hall of the Mountain King Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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