Yeah.

I never, never wanted to be a dancer.

That was the second thing.

Which is sort of interesting, isn't it? And then I've danced with all these people like Lynn Seymour and...

I was his personal messer for a point.

He tried it with me.

He did.

Yeah.

I mean, and I must confess, it's an attractive offer sometimes in a shop or restaurant, isn't it? Would you like to pay in familiar old sterling rather than the local currency? Is that a good idea?

It isn't, no. Simon's right in terms of the fact that you should always pay in the local currency because it's one less form of conversion charge that will apply.

But it's the means of paying that's key here because when you pay using a traditional bank debit card, then these fees, these transactional fees often apply.

Now, there are some other methods that will allow you to avoid those fees or reduce those significantly.

But unfortunately, you have to do quite a bit of shopping around and research to find the best deal for you.

And then

How do you avoid the nearly 3% charge then itself?

I would do a little bit of research.