Katie, now you're coming to Amsterdam in a few weeks' time, and I was wondering if you, as a

British and French person visiting Amsterdam, have been targeted by these much publicised online

ads yet, by the city of Amsterdam calling for British groups of

lads to stay away from our city. Are you calling me a lad? Well, you have displayed some quite

ladish behaviours in my many years of knowing you. So I wouldn't be surprised. It's so rude. Well,

if you're asking, have I been Googling Best Pub Cruel Amsterdam for Stag weekend?

No, I haven't been doing that.

So no, I haven't received the warnings.

Thank you very much.

Okay, well, I guess you can still come to my lovely city.

But, yeah, there's been quite a hoo-ha this week about this advertising campaign from the city.

I don't know if everyone will have seen it,

but yeah, it's been quite big news in my niche British Amsterdam circle. How's it going down?

How are people taking it? I think most people think this is not going to do anything to keep people

away. And if anything, it's just going to remind people that Amsterdam is a wild place to go and

you can get

stoned there and yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if there's even an uptick in groups of British

lads coming to Amsterdam. Oh no, reverse advertising. Maybe this is what they wanted the whole

time. I don't think so somehow. I don't think so either. Yeah, and I, I've said this on the show before that I feel a bit icky about

the idea of like wanting the right kind of tourists in town. But having actually lived in the

centre of town, I do find the groups of lads that come just to drink, take drugs and maybe visit

the Red Light District. Don't make the city like a nicer place to live in and probably make it a worse place to

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