Stocks up, travel hacks, medicare rebates [Money & Chill]
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What travel experiences did Monique have in Europe?
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Hello, I'm Kate Campbell. And I'm Owen Rask. And you're listening to the Australian Finance Podcast.
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Yes, November edition, and it's wonderful to be back, Owen.
It is. We've got Minnie Pizza in the studio. Minnie, how are you going?
Good. How are you?
Good. You're back.
Yep.
Where'd you go?
I went to Europe. I did a little Paris, Milan, Lake Como, and Barcelona trip. Yuck. Sounds exotic. Yep. Yuck.
Yuck.
It was pretty terrible. I wouldn't recommend.
And so, you're getting up at 5 a.m. because you're jet lagged and you think it's dinner time.
Yeah. It's not so much like I wake up because, like, I'm awake. I wake up because I'm starving. Right. And I'm like, okay, it's time for a schnitzel.
Because you ate three croissants for breakfast in your... Yes. Really? Did you really?
Well, like they're so cheap. Money saving tip. In Paris.
Just go to Europe for one euro croissants. That's manic saving tip of the day.
It was so good. And they're so good. Like you'd go to Loon and they're pretty good croissants. Pretty pricey. But in Paris, better quality for one euro.
And it's the best. So you reckon they're better than the Loon croissants in Melbourne? Oh, 100%.
Yeah.
They just melt in your mouth. Loon's not listening to this.
You can literally have like 10 of them and keep going. They're the best. Yeah.
Wow, okay. What was your favourite place in Europe? That's a classic question.
Probably, like, Como. It was so nice. Like, you know, George Clooney lives there. Did you say hello? Yeah, I just waved through his window.
Yeah, he probably waved to you. You probably said, no, thanks.
Yeah, he said, thanks for visiting, Monique, with his voluto coffee. Nespresso, if you didn't get that. Yeah, I've got it. Yeah, it was just so relaxing because we did like all the cities, Paris, Milan, Barcelona, doing that late coma in the middle.
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