It's but part 188.

188. Luxembourg is great. I've just got... I'm literally fresh out of the airport.

Yeah. I've got my bags. I'm ready to go. I'm standing here inside Peresdo door.

Don missile? Yeah, but I'm on my way home from the jet plane.

Yeah, Phil came here from the airport. Yeah, pretty cool stuff pretty jet setting

high octane stuff from me. I've just come back from Luxembourg and the famous landlocked, well not famous, the little known Landlocked country inside of Europe. I did one gig there and it was very nice. Good gig. I did some local jokes, jokes about the local

setting, jocles. I did some jocles. Everything in Luxembourg is really pristine. Like all these buildings are so old, there's nothing,

nothing was bombed, it was all in the war, it's like it's all the original buildings.

And on stage I said that I was walking around town going wow

These guys surrendered to the Nazis quick No messing around. Yeah, just straight in there. They didn't stand in their way. They like,

we like these buildings. So, and as yeah, I said it's amazing what can be achieved if you just play along.

I was worried about that joke but they saw the funny side.

It might have worked because like no one in the crowd was even from Luxembourg.

Quite a few were, about half of the crowd were Luxembourgish,

which is the word for them.

Luxembourgans, Luxembourgers.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, but maybe, maybe is everyone else laughing double.

Could have been.

It's one of those places that's so aggressively international, it's quite hard to tell.

I think there once years ago and yeah it's it's the

the crowd of that gig was like the UN yeah this we had people from Brazil

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