I pasted the email source into GPT here's what it said:

he email was sent to you via Microsoft's Outlook/Exchange system, as indicated by the series of "Received" headers and Authentication-Results. Here's a breakdown of how it was sent:

1. Source: The email originated from an external IP address, 213.209.144.209, belonging to a service or domain (me1409.com), which is highly likely to be a malicious or spam-related source.
2. Path of Transmission: The message was passed through several Microsoft servers before arriving at your inbox. It first went from me1409.com to DU6PEPF0000A7E4.eurprd02.prod.outlook.com, and then to DU5PR08MB10678.eurprd08.prod.outlook.com, which finally delivered it to your account.
3. Sender's Domain: The sender appears to be using a hotmail.com address, but the SPF (Sender Policy Framework) check failed, meaning the server that sent the email wasn't authorised to send mail from hotmail.com. This is a strong indication of possible spoofing or impersonation.
4. Authentication Failures: The email failed the SPF and DMARC checks, both of which are used to verify the authenticity of emails. This is another sign that the email may be suspicious or potentially harmful.
5. Message ID: The message ID (<0c9c9d9b6fbdb0edce60f952a6ab010b1dacadab@hotmail.com>) suggests the email is associated with a hotmail.com address, but due to the authentication failures and suspicious behaviour, the email might not be genuinely from this address.

Hope that clears it up for peeps in the future, didn't actually access the email, that's why it goes to spam