Chris, are you there? I'm speaking to you from room sixty-two.

I am. Hello, I just give you a hug. How did you get your little tour?

How did you get your little tour?

Well, first of all, I thought the most exciting thing at first of all was this.

That's the B-Day. Then, I thought, this is the most exciting thing, this massive minibar,

which has got carbon in it. Then, I thought, is the most exciting thing? The balcony

overlooking the tennis court. I thought that was going to be the best things of my holiday,

but actually, no, it's the fact that Boris Johnson's resigned, so is David Davis, and

Brexit's playing by his red. So there you are in your hotel room, and the

clinking and the chinking of your minibar. As I sit on the pavement, my back side on the

paving stone, my left foot on a double yellow line, immediately outside one

Colton Gardens, the home of Boris Johnson, or at least it is until he leaves, and then

it no longer will be his home. And I've been perched out here for the last four hours,

and I'll tell you what, hearing that chink of the minibar on the prospect of a drink of water.

Oh, I can't complain though. Sun's been shining and what an heck of a political story for us to

kick around on Brexit cast. I don't know what Spanish for sound the claxon is, but here it is.

Brexit cast. Brexit cast. From BBC Five Life and BBC News. Brexit means Brexit.

Breaking up is hard. The people voted, and they have to get on with it, a process which I

cannot describe as a dog's Brexit. Brexit means Brexit. But what does Brexit mean?

Welcome back, Brexit casters. Another emergency podcast. So soon, yes, indeed.

Yeah, greetings from Spain. Chris Mason has just disappeared off to be on some other medium,

like television or radio or something. But luckily, I think I hear the sign of Laura Kunsberg

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