The host and Michael are live from the International Court of Justice in The Hague, one week into a three-week European trip Michael promised to take after graduating high school two years ago. They've visited France, which Michael found busy and smoky, and prefer the quieter Netherlands so far. Next stop: Rotterdam.
All right, hello everybody and welcome to Geopolitical Trends, where truth matters. Coming live to you from the ICJ, the International Court of Justice, right here in The Hague, or at The Hague rather. So I am here right now along with Michael. Michael, what are you doing here, man?
Uh, about 2, 2 years ago he promised me when I graduated high school that we would come to Europe for 3 weeks or almost a month. So we're finally coming through on it. We've, uh, gone through week 1 and still got plenty of time left here. So the Hague was on the list to come see.
Yeah, what's your impression about France? We were in France, by the way.
Very busy. I prefer the Netherlands, and it's quieter. Yeah, less, less smoking. A lot of smoking in France. That's true.
So we will be going to Rotterdam after this, and we'll head it back to another location where I will come— where I will go live with you from there. So anyway, I hope all is well, guys. Talk with you soon. Bye.