Jack Laurence

So we got to the airport.

We arrived.

You go through immigration as you would anywhere in the world.

Not very different.

You've got a grumpy immigration officer looks at you, stamps your passport.

Pick up your baggage.

One of the interesting things that happened is we went through, before Alejandro had told us, or I think it was someone from the embassy in North Korea, okay, there's a few no-no's.

They're pretty simple no-no's.

You'd expect this in any kind of country of a similar ilk.

You'd even expect this in Saudi Arabia.

Don't bring any porn in.

Don't bring any sort of memes that depict the leader as an idiot or whatever you want.

No Kim Jong-un memes.

And, you know, that basic kind of stuff.

But that's kind of basic stuff.

I think even if you flew into pretty much anywhere in the world like that, you probably, that's common sense, right?

You're not going to do that.

So this is where it gets very strange.

So we get to the airport and they do, and I've had this at airports across the world traveling and it wasn't particularly peculiar and it was something I expected.

As soon as you get there, the immigration officers, once you've got your luggage, they have a customs thing and they go through your phone and your laptop checks.