Welcome back listeners to the land of collapsing governments, aka Europe.

If you're a government that has managed not to be on the brink of collapse this week,

congratulations. You've done well. More on which later. But Dominic Kramer, how you doing?

Yeah, I'm totally fine. Thanks. I kind of enjoyed the snow.

Snow?

Did you have lots in Amsterdam?

A little bit.

I was in the forest, Amsterdam forest when it started.

And yeah, it was very, very cold and I lost the feeling in my fingers and my face.

But it was beautiful.

Did you have fun in Paris?

Yeah, it was very pretty here as well.

The same thing happened.

Walked around for maybe an hour thinking, oh, it's so pretty and taking pictures.

And then I was like, yeah, my toes are falling off now.

That's the downside of all this.

Anything else exciting happened to you this week?

Yeah, something huge, actually.

My neighbourhood in Paris finally has a decent bakery.

Oh, wow. How come you lived in a neighbourhood in Paris without a bakery? I thought every neighbourhood had a decent bakery. Yeah, a lot of people believe

it isn't possible. But we have bakeries, but for some reason, due to some weird like phenomenon

of particle physics, the few blocks around my apartment were this kind of bakery black hole and all

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