Today's only(?) media interview is for the BBC Rethink podcast. There's construction going on outside my office on campus, so this'll be another record-from-home-and-hope-my-non-Starlink-rural-internet-doesn't-crap-out.

Last time I was on a BBC podcast I tried to describe one of the pieces of debris that fell as about the size and shape of the hood of a semi truck. The very proper hosts with very proper British accents paused for a few seconds and then very politely asked "...a what?" And I stammered something like "uhhh... a lorry? Is that a lorry?"

And then they cut in me saying "lorry" in a different tone of voice over "semi truck" and it doesn't even make sense. Wish me luck with my English words today!

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@sundogplanets Allow me to translate. It was the size of the bonnet of a lorry. @deepmud

@AlliFlowers perhaps people would be more interested if they knew what such a thing, regardless of name, will do to you if it falls on you

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