This anti-tourism business seems to have got our Tokyo operative into trouble:
We’re doing stuff in other parts of Spain and looking at France and Italy, but I guess we’re going to have to put the Asian entity on hold for a while. Hiring is also paused as we consider the offer of some bloke called Darling to trade the whole of EC3 for a stake in the Valencian business. At the end of this sorry affair, only two of us will be left: Botín and the Baldie, and Botín doesn’t know how to grow potatoes.
(Thanks to the DG)
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Yet more Spanish culture for Brussels to ban.
I liked the comment on the Tokyo Times: ‘It’s Duncan Goodhew!’
He’s pretty definitely Spanish. I think on this video he says at one point in Spanish, Get the hell out of here, or something like that. The way the police ran away made me wonder whether it wasn’t staged with actors.
Yes, when I saw them running away, I wondered if they reversed the video.