Matt Bevan

So they get to the end of their day, all the construction workers, you know, get in their utes and head home.

A couple of them finish their iced coffees and they're going, oh, yes, you guys have a good night.

I'm going to go into this townhouse literally across the street.

Sure, yeah.

That's really subtle.

They presumably had a lot of standing up at windows, peering beneath the Venetian blinds with two fingers.

Someone had to be doing that at all times.

I can only assume at this point it must just be everybody at the FBI was just like me.

How can we solve this problem?

More tunnels.

It's interesting because people will be able to hear in the episode that I do with Mark, but the same time as they're building this Russian embassy, the Americans are building tunnels

their embassy in Moscow at the same time.

It was like a deal.

They came to a deal, you can have a new embassy and we will have a new embassy.

And the Russians were like, yeah, that sounds great, but we're going to build all of it on site.

So we're going to, you know, bring all the construction materials to the site in small pieces and then put it together on the site.

Whereas the Americans were like, prefab, sounds good.

And of course, the Russians...

in Moscow are doing absolutely everything they can to bug the American embassy.

And so they would assume, presumably, that the Americans would be doing that to them as well.