The Hello welcome along to another episode of hosting here in New York City.

Ah the biggest city in the world.

Hmm, is it? I mean it could be close to I've not seen a bigger city and you've been to Europe a lot

oh guy yeah if I had a tattoo for every time I went to Europe, I'd be covered head to tone ink, depending on how big the tattoo.

If I had small tattoos, it could be just an arm, an arm for a sleeve.

Wow, yeah.

That's a fact of that meaning.

Yeah, yeah.

And it's also sort of a study of, you know, size. You know, it's interesting to think that some taroos are smaller than others it is actually

it's a great thing to zoom in on well what a day we've had I suppose we should we you know we could start at the beginning we

could work our way backwards but I'll tell you what we did see today and we saw a

lot of it the Empire State Building. Oh my gosh. What an incredible building guy. I mean it's a shame that the

purpose it was built for, it did not function for but still what a thing.

Yeah a lot of people who were in that building did not seem as interested in that

information as as you were.

No matter how many people I stopped to tell that fact they were just not having a bar of it,

were they guy?

Yeah, well I think the thing is you were sort of telling some of the same people the same fact quite a lot and you know if they weren't interested in it the first time it's it's pretty unlikely they're going to be interested in the fourth or the fifth.

Well, yeah, the tour guide especially was not

having a bar of that fact were they I mean I think probably the sixth or seventh time

that I said to the tour guide you know you know and I winked I said you know, you know, and I winked, I said, you know what happened up the top of this

building, long kind of wink there, and they said, yes, it used to be a Zeppelin platform I'd finish for them I jump right in at the end

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