Incisive and Nat Zara are back for a chat. In this episode we explore the shocking (and clumsy) reason why putting your elbows on the table was considered bad manners. We also explore the historic origins of place names: what do "shire" and the original "Shire Reeve" (now the Sheriff) mean, and why do towns like Lancaster end in "caster" or "chester" (Roman forts/settlements)? Then, we expore out the truly wild reason why wheeled suitcases, we tackle the question that might prove ...