Worst case scenario, you don't have a puncture, but multiple and run out of patches...

Yes, he did

THANKS. We're cycling with Karl 500km through the north of France on Friday, and this is perfect. (We're also hitting two TdF stage cities)

So what explains it? How did these groups differ? Using microdata on each individual's occupation we show that 'Elite' women were teachers, artists, and privatiers. These women saw politics as a path to gender equality, the majority wanted no radical change - They wanted *stability*

The female majority swung right: Towards nationalist parties advocating for traditional gender roles!
This pattern is consistent across all elections, districts, specifications, and not explained by men's voting behavior nor driven by WWI-induced grievances or economic losses.

Analyzing unique precinct-level data (1893-1933) for the City of Munich, we highlight an important twist:
While precincts with more 'Elite' women swung heavily towards the SPD

Picture Germany in 1919.
Parties scramble to win over a brand-new electorate: women. The SPD, champions of suffrage, appealed to equality and labor. Nationalist and Conservative parties doubled down on religion, motherhood, tradition.

I top that. It's a quadruple bacon burger with double patties and a cheese-spekulos sauce.
If you don't know what it is, you missed out.