Joe Weisenthal

So, Joe, that was obviously very interesting.

I never expected to interview the mayor of Baltimore in Madrid, but, you know, one of those nice occasions that happens.

Yeah.

And I thought it was really interesting to hear how, I guess, developers slash businesses are actually thinking about it because like, yes, it's at the forefront of everyone's mind.

But it's kind of interesting to hear maybe a specific business will be like, we're interested once the homicide rate is below this particular number.

I guess you have to have like a numerical target in your mind as well.

Yeah, that was a stunning figure, this idea that the number of arrests has gone down so much, along with the homicide rate.

I had no idea how many arrests there actually were before.

That was crazy.

I'll be at the bus station and then moving onwards.

But I think this time I am going to I'm going to try to stay for a little time to have some crab cakes.

All right.

Shall we leave it there?

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