Nicola Brady

Yeah, that's true.

And you'd almost have a little bit of jet lag coming home.

You'd feel like you were somewhere...

Super exotic.

Yeah, because I think as well, when you're looking at certain sites, like the Eiffel Tower closes at a certain temperature.

Other places do as well, where it's sort of nudging the high 30s.

They're realising that they're not going to get the tourists, so they have to adapt and do evening openings.

If they're going to be closing at between 12 and 6, and it's one of the most pivotal tourism sites in the city, they're going to have to adapt and be more creative in the way they facilitate it.

It feels particularly cruel to be talking about this when my feet are wet.

This morning, it was so horrible coming in.

I was thinking like, are we going to have to do rain tourism?

The equivalent for tourists coming here.

That's so hard, isn't it?

I mean, because I'm the same.

I remember being in Vegas years ago and it was maybe mid 30s and I was walking through and I don't gamble anyway.

I was walking through the casinos and you just want to be like, guys, get outside.

The sky is so blue.

It's so sunny.

You've got to get outside.

But I mean, spend two minutes in a 40 degree sunshine day and you'll quickly be seeking the shade, you know.