Zurich Airport

I'm just coming.

And so I go to bed, and I wake up at, uh, t- at 12:00, so I sleep three hours, go for the brunch, and at 1:30 my dad had to bring me to Zurich Airport.

So make three-hour road for him, and when I left, everyone was crying.

Like, my grandma was crying, my mom was crying.

I liked that.

Had a layover in the Zurich airport.

Not recommended.

Oh,

Oh.

Although this was interesting too.

The bathroom situation at the Zurich airport, I appreciated this as a global stand for feminism.

You go through the door, and then there's the female toilet, and then you got to go up the stairs to the male toilet, making the men walk upstairs to go to the bathroom.

Why, why wouldn't I do that?" But it was only after I said yes to this speaking opportunity that I thought, "Hang on.

H- how do I actually get to Davos?" [laughs] And it turned out the people organizing the event, they said, "It's really easy." They said, "You fly into Zurich Airport-

Makes sense

... and then you catch the train to Davos." Okay.

But somebody apparently thought drug smuggling would be a sweet deal.

Swiss authorities at Zurich Airport discovered more than a kilogram of cocaine hidden inside lollipops and other food in a passenger's suitcase.

That's over two pounds, boss, and definitely not the sugar rush advertised on the wrapper.

The traveler was heading from São Paulo, Brazil to Dublin, Ireland through Zurich.

... and my wife will argue sometimes when we travel in Europe.

I'll tell you a funny story, 'cause we were actually in an elevator at the Zurich Airport coming down in the hotel on our way home, uh, you know, two years ago for summer season, getting ready for mangoes.

And my w- the w- gentleman stops in, gets into the elevator, and now remind you, we've got less than a minute.

She engages him immediately.

So that...

Basically DJ set of DJ sets at Zurich airport.

That was in August.

That's the, for those who were watching the previous episode that I still had the, the little thing on my, on my wrist.

It was really, really, really cool.

The fact that it's set in an airport adds, of course, to it.

Have you ever been to Zurich Airport? I have.

Have you ever passed through?

Easy to get there by car, less so by train.

It's about two and a half hours driving from Zurich airport, hour and a half from Innsbruck.

And the train, well, you take the train, then you take a bus.

It's not too bad, but it's not as easy as it is driving.

A land of peace and comparative plenty, nestling in the heart of a war-torn and starving continent.

Setting down on the runway of the Zurich airport was different from most European landings.

There were no bomb-shattered buildings, no rubble-choked streets.

Mark and I smudged the register at the Hotel Metropole.