Andy B and Anne chat about 'Sensory Healthy Virtual Working'

Now, Jersey's not exactly a small island as they go.

It's not exactly Sark in the Channel Islands.

Uh-huh.

It's a little bit bigger than that-

Mm

... as they go.

Uh, but do you have to travel off base? G- I, I know this sounds like a silly question, but a lot of people probably don't know what Jersey is or where it is.

Perhaps a little bit of geography might be relevant.

Where is Jersey-

Yeah

... and what, what is Jersey?

Do you know, I would, I'd always like to work for the, for the, for the Jersey Tourism Board.

Apart from being like, yeah, a metal singer, it's like- [laughs] I'd love to work for the tourism board 'cause I love our island, and I think anybody who kinda knows me thinks that, yeah, you know, [laughs] I mean, anybody mentions Jersey and I'm like, you know, my heart star- starts pounding.

This is like, ooh, coming to visit.

Um, so yeah, no, it is, it's a little island.

It's part of the Channel Islands off the south coast of England, but very close, only about 14 miles off France.

So we're much closer to France.

We are not part of the UK.

We are not part of Great Britain, but we are part of the British Isles.

So we have our own government.

We have our own currency.

We have our Jersey pounds, um, but it's still sterling.

But whether it gets, whether sterling gets accepted in, in the rest of the UK, 'cause it, it should be accepted, or even whether it get, gets accepted in Guernsey, which is one of the other Channel Islands.

Um, and we have, yeah, we've got Herm, we've got Sark, we've got lots of little islands.

Jersey's the biggest, and we are our own self-governing place, and then you've got the other Channel Islands that look after themselves.