M: So, geography, dear listener. I wasn't a fan of geography in school or at school. So I wasn't a fan of geography. Or maybe I was a fan of geography. I was into geography. I was into geography. I liked geography.
R: What were you a fan of at school?
M: Nothing. Just hanging out with my friends after school. I was a fan of the fact when it was over. I was a fan of escaping school. Missing classes, you know. Going just for walks, endless walks. Yeah, but sometimes I did miss classes, it was quite fun. And I lived like two minutes away from school. So when I didn't go to classes, I went home. Two minutes and I'm in my bed. You can say geography wasn't taught well. So passive voice. Geography wasn't taught well or it was taught well, I loved the teacher, and I was a fan of geography. Or it was boring, dull.
R: It was the dullest thing in the world.
M: And also, dear listener, remember that we have different kinds of, types of geography. For example, human geography, physical geography, studies of hills, mountains, rivers, and oceans. Earth science, and also just geography. And the geography of the soul. I found this quote on the internet. Okay? So it's very smart.
R: What's the geography of the soul?
M: I am gonna tell you. There is an internal landscape, a geography of the soul. We search for its outlines all our lives. Josephine Heart.
R: Oh, it's nice.
M: You see? Geography of the soul. Rory, so kind of like you search for the geography of your soul.
R: Do I?
M: Do you?
R: It'd be really bad. After that really nice poem, I'm just like, do I do that? Oh my...
M: The geography of our soul, dear listener. Kind of the outlines. We do search for the meaning of life, and who we are. Do you see how philosophical we can get here? And, dear listener, you can say that, like do you like geography? Yes, I prefer the geography of the soul. A basic grasp of geography. Rory, what is the basic grasp of geography?
R: Well, that's just a simple understanding, like being able to know what a hill is or what a mountain is. And being able to identify different things on a map. That's pretty useful. So if you've got a basic grasp of geography, you should be able to do things like understand what you're seeing on a map.