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Yeah, but when I was in Italy this summer, in Milan, one of the coffee capitals of the world, I could not get into the Starbucks Reserve store because the line was around the block, and they had security to keep people like me from just walking in and saying, "I just want to have a look around and not even buy anything because I'm just doing research."

Italy, France, yeah. Italy, France, nothing too interesting there. But I was interested in finding out, when tourists come here, what their favorite, not states, but favorite places or most visited places are.

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Is this just culturally, because there's also 10 other countries where over 60% of these young folks are living at home, Spain, Poland, Greece, Italy, etc. Daniel Konstantinovic (02:04):. Yeah. My other parent, my mom who is from Mexico, it's very common for people to live at home in Mexico through college and even for several years after. So it could just be a cultural thing. Marcus Johnson (02:16):.

ChatGPT was banned in Italy for a short time. I think now it's available again. So interesting to see this kind of patchwork across the world in terms of how regulated or how heavy-handed governments are being on this technology. Blake, what, to you, are going to be some of the good and bad impacts of generative AI at the moment? Blake Droesch:.

Kylie Minogue's wine brand was one of the fastest growing in the UK last year, and she has that produced in Italy by fifth generation producers. And part of its success might be that she has such broad appeal with supporters across generations. But the reason it's been so successful in the long-term is, because people have actually enjoyed it and they've come back and bought it again and again.

Japan and Italy are already there. They have some of the highest shares of over 65s at close to one in four. So they're already at that reality. The US is at the reality of 2050 for the world. They're already there. The one in six scenario, the US is already there. The lowest shares are in countries like Uganda and Zambia, with one in 50 people over the age of 65. This is just huge discrepancies.

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In Italy, for example, they've been paying it forward for over a century. The tradition of caff猫 sospeso or suspended coffee, has been around in Naples for a little over a century, and it calls for people who've had a good day to pay for two coffees in a cafe, but drink only one, leaving the other to be picked up by someone more in need.

But if you are in parts of the Middle East, Greece or Italy, it's the equivalent of flipping someone the bird. Beware, replacing this with another hand gesture though, the okay sign where the index finger touches the thumb is usually well understood around the world, but again, in parts of the Middle East and Mediterranean Europe, the gesture has a far more vulgar or offensive meaning.

Italy is of course home to the espresso and has a rich coffee culture. Apparently, statistically, 90% of Italian adults have had a coffee in the last 24 hours. I think that's believable. However, the drink is actually thought to have originated in Ethiopia and the country still has a very rich coffee landscape.

And even in Italy too, when they hosted it last year, it was about an economic impact of around 鈧�23 million. So, these events do bring with it a nice boost to the local economy, and given all the cost of living crisis in the UK, it's, I think, a nice welcome reprieve to a little economic boost from the tourism. Bill Fisher:. Indeed. And do you have a favorite song? Matteo Ceurvels:.