It's Tuesday. It's September.

It's still your favourite European podcast that doesn't talk about Brexit.

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We're back. Dominic Kramer, how you doing? I'm fine. I've had a lot of holiday, so I'm doing very well. You've also had quite a lot, I believe. Yeah, loads. I've just come back from Spain, from Bilbao,

who have been eating my weight in Pinchos,

which is basically like really ambitious tapas.

And you suggested on one of our social media accounts that you'd be up for moving there.

Yeah, it's super nice.

It's just really chilled and the food's really good and the wine's really good and it's sunny.

I'd quite happily decamp.

I do feel like you do, you say that about almost everywhere you go.

I think I've just become a Parisian in that I like everywhere else more,

like to complain about my town.

But no, Paris is home these days.

It's nice too.

I'm very lucky.

Also, maybe everyone seems like incredibly friendly wherever you go compared to Parisians. Although Parisians have been really nice at the moment because this is the time of year

that's known as la rentre like the return from the summer holidays.

Everyone's just come back from their really, really long August break.

So they're in like a really weirdly good mood.

And you just spend a lot of time in the office like kissing people and talking about how tan

they are.

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