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I do think that it's important to be cautious in this.

We do want to do some opening up on May the 17th, but I don't think that the people of

this country want to see an influx of disease from anywhere else. I certainly don't.

And we've got to be very very tough

and we've got to be as cautious as we can whilst we continue to open up.

Welcome to London calling with me James Stalingpole and my very good friend Mr.

Toby Young. Tops, how have you enjoyed your bank holiday which I think Americans

don't have do they? they don't have holidays at all

No, they do I think isn't there a big holiday at the beginning of May in America I think there is isn't it labor is

Is there and it's especially the beginning of the summer.

That's one of the two holidays that Americans are because they're allowed Labor Day and

Thanksgiving and the rest of the year they just work, don't they?

There's Memorial Day.

So they have three days. I think they have as

as memorial day three days have as many holidays as asked to be old.

They don't have when you work for an American company they give you about like a

weeks holiday or two weeks holiday they're not as generous

they look at the statutory 20 days like we do I think they do we're just kind of you know it's always

maniana and was having siesta and yeah well that's certainly true of the French

and the Spanish but I don't think they think of that think of the British in that same

category do they I don't know maybe they do but it's it's been pretty miserable in London I don't know it's been But it's been pretty miserable in London. I don't know what it's been like where you are, but it's pouring with rain. It's quite cold. I can hear the people next door heroically trying to have a bar and sort of sheltering under a kind of gazebo.

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