PJ Vogt

I have seen it.

You've seen it with your own eyes.

Yeah, well, yeah, because generally when people work in government or in those kind of positions is because you work in such secure sites, a lot of the facilities you need are on site.

So it makes sense that the people who work there get access to a swimming pool and a gym.

So you don't have to leave the site to go and do it.

And it's, I think whoever put this question in may not like this answer, but it's just a swimming pool.

Like it's a tiled surface with a swimming pool in the middle of it with changing rooms and a gym attached to it in a building.

It took a moment to sink in.

That the Parthenon with windows building, where we'd imagined a spacious swimming pool, surrounded by space and light and generously poured poolside Negronis, we'd imagine that as a royal pool that sometimes the family allowed their staff to swim in.

Riddick was saying, no, this is the staff pool and the attached staff gym with amenities like what you'd find at your local YMCA.

That is what was hidden behind the impenetrably dark glass.

When you say just a swimming pool, like, I open the door.

Yeah.

I walk in.

Yeah.

Just like, what do I see?

You are at your local gym with the swimming pool.

And are people swimming like on a day where you walk in or they're just like, so you're saying people work at Buckingham Palace, they're just swimming in the pool?

Yeah, if you wanted to, yeah.

Did you swim in the pool?