Chris Williamson

Yeah.

I wonder if literally is the same as that.

Because when people say literally, they don't mean literally.

I literally couldn't believe it.

Exactly.

Well, no, you could believe it.

Which is the entire point.

There was no escape.

That seems to be... I get it.

People go and do university courses in Spanish and stuff, and it's not just the language.

Sometimes they're learning about the history and the culture and other stuff like that.

But if you're trying to learn a language, and I did in school, we have to do at least one language in our GCSEs, typically, the 11th to 16th in the UK.

and I did Spanish, and apart from the most basic stuff that I've probably remembered because I've gone back out to the country, I basically learned nothing.

It would be, if you just wanted people to learn a language, doing a six-week immersion would, what, teach you maybe the same as a year of weekly classes?

You're going to say that the Italians have got five words for soon.

What do you think is the latest nationality on the planet?

Brazil?

The latest.

I'm going to organize a dinner with somebody and I can pick a bunch of different nationalities.

Which one's going to arrive on average last?