Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem

Yeah, because the author features three different pubs with Ye Olde right there in the name.

You've got Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, and Ye Olde Miter.

And Heinemann actually jokes halfway through that they are officially done with the Ye Olde trope after those three.

Right.

You're primed for the narrative.

And the first stage we walk onto in this article completely shatters the normal laws of architecture.

We are heading to Nottingham, England, to a place called Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem.

Which is a structure that redefines the concept of a building by virtue of being carved rather than, you know, actually constructed.

And, you know, we play into a lot of geopolitics too, but I think sovereignty is really threatened by the EU in too many capacities by unelected bureaucrats in Brussels.

We can get into that in the next, yeah, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem.

That's the place.

That's the one, man.