Obviously, America is the greatest nation in the entire world, but other countries actually have a lot going for them when it comes to history and cultural stuff, and we're going to get into it.

So, welcome back to another T-R-X talk.

I have with me a guest.

I don't think you've ever been on the podcast, Noah.

I don't think so.

We've recorded a couple of random test experimental podcast that we've never published.

But for those of you who are curious, Noah Botkin is our software developer,

runs the software developer team at T-Rex. But we're not going to talk about that. Probably

not going to talk about that in this episode. You just got back from Europe. Yes, yes. We went to England, Switzerland, and Prague, which was sort of an

interesting speed run of different European countries with different histories.

And since you did a speed run of different countries over a real short about a time and only

looked at tiny swaths, you are in the perfect position to definitively and authoritatively say everything that is good and lame about those countries.

That's right.

That's the topic for today.

As an American, I am unusually qualified to make these statements.

Well, it should be noted that in addition to being an American, like pretty

pretty American Americans, I would say. We have also lived in New Zealand and you have also

traveled other places. Yeah, this is actually my fifth time to Europe. Yeah, but it's crazy.

I would say a good American foundation, but also have seen a thing or two.

So you know a thing or two.

So what were the first things you noticed that were a difference of this trip?

Like if you had to squeeze into a podcast episode, just hypothetically,

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