Jack Savoretti

And it was amazing, but we were like, there's no longevity in this.

I don't feel like we really experienced anywhere either.

We didn't sort of see anything else but a hotel.

A resort and a beach.

Exactly.

So now what we try to do every year is we go one month.

It's a little island called Formentera, which is just next to Ibiza.

You can only get to it by boat.

And we go for one month, and I just watch my children transform.

The first week, they're tourists, and then by week two, week three, suddenly their whole

attitude just changes like they really sort of just become locals they just they're just at ease and I love that and every year I ask them if they want to do something different and that's now they've got friends there now like they know where to go my 14 year old can go to the local village and she can walk back at night by herself and with friends and all that so just another bit of another experience yeah it really is I have to say but that's Spanish not Italian it's Spanish but filled with Italians oh really yeah formenteras like Italians have sort of taken over yeah they definitely have yeah yeah

In the hypothetical scenario, who does he ever qualify for the World Cup?

Sorry, in the Nations League.

This is getting cold, guys.

My son has never seen Italy in a World Cup.

Oh, my God.

He's seen it three in a row.

So we can talk about the Euros if you want.

Yeah, so what happened in the Euros?

The Euros was make or break.