Jackson Irvine

To be fair, yeah, there is that.

But I would say there's two things that are very niche and specific to Hamburg.

One is a thing called Fischbrotchen.

which is like I actually hate it.

I think it's great.

But it's basically a fish sandwich and it's like a real thing here that people go down because it's a harbour city, which is why it's all about that.

So everyone goes down either at the end of a night out at like 6, 7 a.m.

or if you're up in the morning to go for breakfast, people go down to the fish market and they get these fish brochins and it's such a –

wild sight to see.

It's like people with fat, like young people and like families and stuff going for like the fish market in the morning.

And then you've got like people stumbling in at the end of a night, like six, 7am and everyone's gone to eat these fish sandwiches.

It's quite bizarre, but that's very Hamburg.

Everything that I...

like and wear has generally got some kind of connection to me, either through like some form of nostalgia.

Like people know I love the retro football shirts.

I love, you know, even like Adidas equipment.

This was like such a 90s range.

You know, it's all things that I can –

that I don't know, I've got some kind of story or connection to and things that I like a lot.

I wear a lot of band tees, stuff like that.