Jack Savoretti

I wouldn't say they have a pretty Italian lifestyle.

But what I love now, and this is something I've realized as they grow older, when we go to Italy, they're totally at ease.

which is something I really, because I remember when my daughter was about six and my son was three, going to Italy and I just saw them like, they were like deers in headlights.

And you wouldn't have liked that?

No, not that I didn't like it.

I was just like, oh, my kids are really English.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Like it was just an interest.

I hadn't really thought about it.

But then when we went to Italy, just how they're approached, like in Italy, especially where I go, like,

all the local people make quite a fuss about kids like when you arrive an old lady will run out of a shop that's known me since i was five and like pick up my kids and like do a whole thing and kiss them and give them biscuits they're not used to that where they go to chipping norton like no also that is the most english place in england chipping norton yeah it really

But they're country kids.

Multiculturalism is still lacking in Chipping Norton when it comes to that experience.

And so you cook in a lot then?

Yeah, we cook a lot.

We have a very like, our house is also like the house that's kind of open door policy.

Yeah.

Like, so we have friends over all the time.

Can't imagine anything worse.

I know.