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This is a game that was played in the 1700's in France, and it's a game where small balls are rolled up a sloping board as you try to get them in these holes, and there's kind of pins that are in the way, acting as obstructions. That's where the name pinball came from.

I was on vacation in France last couple of weeks and in many examples in Paris there's no tip. It's simply a flat number and you tap your card and away you go. So that was a bit of a culture shock. That was a culture shock for me. Bill Fisher:. That's the French way, and typically I think you are quite Canadian, Paul. Right in the middle ground. Paul Briggs:. Right. Bill Fisher:. I like that.

I went to a museum in France that was a wine museum and it was all about, experiential museum, and so they had a lot of scents, but you had to pump something for the citrus to come out so that this is what Sauvignon Blanc might smell like.

It's made in France actually. But close enough. What cocoa solid percentage is in this Swiss milk chocolate bar? Just give me a percentage. Closest wins. Paul Briggs:. 30. Ethan Cramer-Flood:. 28. Bill Fisher:. We have a correct answer. On the nose, Paul, 30%. Paul Briggs:. Wow. Ethan Cramer-Flood:. There you go. Bill Fisher:. Well done. You are the winner. Paul Briggs:.

We have UK, Germany, France, and coming out with this new update, we'll have Travel by Canada as well. Marcus Johnson:. Nice brand new breakouts as well as an updated forecast. You can head to insiderintelligence.com to get access to that of course. That's what we've got time for the lead. We're going to skip the halftime report.

France, 4.5%. Japan, just over 3%. Carina, in the UK. To see it still that high, given that in the US it was about 9% last summer at the peak of things, how is the consumer sentiment around inflation at this point? Is it, it's come down so people are feeling a lot better? Or is it still, considering it's stuck at 8%, pretty harmful for people's wallets? Carina Perkins:.