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Hi folks, this week's episode is brought to you in partnership with Hilton.

Over the next few weeks, you'll be hearing about my stay at the canopy by Hilton in downtown

Boston. I am here to make some shows about the birth of the United States of America,

about the so-called Boston Tea Party. It's not easy being in Boston as a patriotic grit,

walking the main streets, thinking of what could have been, and that's why I'm staying somewhere

that is a refuge. The canopy by Hilton in downtown Boston. I booked through the Hilton

honours app, obviously, the reward-winning loyalty programme, and it couldn't have been easier

thanks to in-app checking at a digital room key after a long flight. I was able to get up to my

bed in seconds. When you're filming, when you're podcasting, you have to make some strange requests

from the staff in the places you're staying. I'm going to say the folks here have been

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