And there was like a couple of stressed out,

strongly distressed people.

They fell out with each other?

With the group.

With the people who were the manager of the tour.

So what have you got on the flight then back?

I found one.

From Basel.

It's an hour and a half on the train and then it's Basel to...

And the Basel airport I didn't know is actually in France.

I've never been there.

No?

I've never been there.

It's three kilometres inside France.

But there's a special road.

So if you hire a car there,

when you come out, you choose a side,

you're going to France or Switzerland,

then you go through a different passport control.

And if you want to go to Switzerland,

you get on a bus or a train or you can pick up a hire car

and there's a road with fences along

that goes up to the border in England.

But there's no border in England.

I've been to Basel.

I didn't know that, but yeah.

Cos it's in the corners.

France and Germany and Switzerland meet at Basel,

but they're surrounded by the outskirts of Basel.

Some of the suburbs are in Germany, some are in France.

Yeah.

Yeah, so the French-speaking side of Switzerland.

No, it's German-speaking.

Even that bit at the corner of France is German.

No, well, Swiss-Dutch.

Swiss-Dutch, yeah.

Sorry.