It is Thursday the 31st of May 2012 and you're listening to Skeptics with the

Kay, the podcast for science, reason and critical thinking. Skeptics with the

Kay is a production of the Merseys Skeptic Society a nonprofit organization etc

etc so Marshall you're on holiday at the moment right now I'm in Greece right

this second I am I'm being skeptical about Greece I'm not being very skeptical about Greece

I'm being lazy in Greece is what I'm likely doing.

I'm going to Santarini. You might not be able to get many euros to do anything.

I'm worried that the whole euro is going to crash whilst I'm using the euro which is a pain to me but

B is probably a bigger pain to more so our listeners who use the euro quite regularly in their

day to day lives but screw that this would be a change for me to it is going to be like 20

Germany isn't it by the time you've walked down the shop to buy the bread you

haven't taken enough money out the house with you yes yeah yeah I'll need a

trolley filled with euros yeah that's be entertaining. I was hoping the euro would go for my pound would go further.

But I don't need it's going to work going. No. But I'm going to Greece, I'm going to an island that has a volcano.

Right, so there's nowhere to go.

Just for kind of double jeopardy situation.

There's a possible economic collapse.

Also, possibility of a volcanic erosion.

Apparently it's an active volcano.

It's active. It is. It's not like superactive or hyperactive, right like that.

Like a hyperactive volcano had to be eat.

Myth, myth, myth, apparently it's a myth.

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