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How was that? You were in Italy, right?
It was really good. Well, traveling with a three and one year old is brutal. And I have many thoughts on how much nicer it is in Europe vis-a-vis having little kids. Like they don't make you feel terrible about it. And at the airport, there's a special line for families that are just like covered in strollers and diapers. And you feel at one. With those of you who've taken the little kid plunge.
But it was a great trip. How was your week?
Really nice. Back in London and it's sunny here. So London, when it's sunny, is the nicest city in the world. So for a good like 15, 18 days a year, it's a fantastic city. But what you said about family in Europe, it does really resonate. The example I would use that kind of typifies what I'll call a more focused concentration or respect for families is in Germany.
There are these beer gardens everywhere, but they also have trampolines and carousels. So it's like there's something for everybody. You go get a beer and then your kids go crazy. And maybe it's because the cities I've lived in is pretty segregated. It's like people who are cursed with families and paying that price. You need to go over here and then adults only over here.
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