The Daily Swell
@dailyĀ Ā·Ā 1:49
If you could live anywhere in the š for a year, where would it be?
Hey, everyone. It's Rachel back again. I hope you're either having a lovely Tuesday morning or Monday afternoon or Monday evening, wherever you are in the world. When you hear this. Speaking of the world, I have been wishing I could travel more than ever
Sudha Varadarajan
@sudhaĀ Ā·Ā 1:50
I think it's a Walker's Paradise, and I just love we were in a remote part of Switzerland, and I just loved everything there, the food, the air, the fact that I could go on a walk every day to someplace new and just completely blows your mind away. So this would be my top three choices if I could live somewhere
Bowie Rowan
@bowieĀ Ā·Ā 2:22
Generally I feel like the UK isn't really known for its food. The first time I ever traveled abroad was to Scotland and I loved it. I was in Edinburgh and also Glasgow and there was some strange things about the food there and even the locals often made fun of the food, saying that you didn't necessarily come there to eat
Anony Mouse
@CallMeNickĀ Ā·Ā 0:29
I'm not sure I've never been to Tokyo, but I guess I would choose Tokyo. I don't know. I like Japan. I like Japanese culture. I like Japanese girls. I like the lights in Tokyo seems to be really interesting city. It seems like also, I like it's a weird thing to say, but I like the air of danger. And I hear it's also dangerous city. So I guess I would enjoy it. There
Bowie Rowan
@bowieĀ Ā·Ā 1:18
And anyways, I'd be curious what things about Japanese culture and stuff. You know, that you really like that makes you want to go there. I hear you about the kind of adventurous, dangerous, a big city thing too. There is something very exciting about that
Michele Falk
@Fork_TravelĀ Ā·Ā 0:42
Apparently, there's a lot of fires going on up there as well, but I just love the Pacific Northwest, and I think it's a beautiful place to be, and I probably would jump at the chance to live there for a year. Traveling would be great rate, and I would love to live overseas or just wander and visit different countries and different places for a year as well. But simple things make me happy. So that works too. It's
Mark Francis Rahaman
@MarkRĀ Ā·Ā 3:59
Hi, everybody. Chill. I love this question. And I was listening to some of the conversations and Sudha has mentioned London, and that's where I'm from. And it's interesting, isn't it? I would like to know a little bit more about what Sudha, because I like to see things from other people's. People's eyes, basically. And it'd be interesting to know why. Sudha, why you love London so much, Sudha. I do like London
Mark Francis Rahaman
@MarkRĀ Ā·Ā 5:00
The water is Crystal clear and it's turquoise and the island has got some cool history going back to the 60s or way before, but going back to 60s when the hippies arrived and we had a club scene. Now I'm not going there for the club seat. I would like to go there because I love the beaches. There are some really cool places, like restaurants, really different places. There one of my favorite restaurants in the world. Probably my favorite restaurant in the world is there
Danny Moynahan
@DannyĀ Ā·Ā 2:15
And so there I could soak up more than just mountain life. I would love that. I also enjoy surfing and Brazilian music. So I might choose to live in Rio or Salvador, Brazil, for surfing and for Brazilian music. And I want to improve my Portuguese and then a third place I'd like to live is Dublin, because again, I love the history. But I also love the storytelling culture
Average Joe
@AverageJoeĀ Ā·Ā 1:11
So many moons ago, as they say, I was sitting home on a Saturday afternoon, came across the Rick Steves Travel Guide show on PBS, and he did an episode on Lucerne, Switzerland. And ever since then, I've wanted to go to Lucerne, Switzerland, and I've yet to do so for some reason. So anytime I think of where I would like to be, it looks like a place where I would like to finish out my days
Sudha Varadarajan
@sudhaĀ Ā·Ā 4:52
That's the first, the second. I love the I don't know, the shows, the theater, the unique things that seem to happen on the London streets, in the London parks, in the London theater scene. So, for example, the last time we were there, we just happened to be walking by and we saw this James Bond exhibition in this there's nobody there. It seemed to be like one of those things
Mark Francis Rahaman
@MarkRĀ Ā·Ā 4:50
We have some great restaurants here, some great spots, actually, it is a vibrant place. I spend a lot of time right in the west, in Zone One. I work in Zone One. I grew up quite close to Zone One, and now I live a little bit out. But even where I live, we've got fantastic restaurants and music venues. And next door to where I live, there's a great restaurant with live music and then a great cocktail bar upstairs
Mark Francis Rahaman
@MarkRĀ Ā·Ā 4:53
Alright. I got another story for you, Suda. Years ago. I used to be an actor and, you know, I would do all sorts of different jobs. And I had a small part in a film, a James Bond film Die Another Day, and I was on set and a few things happened to me on that on set, man, which freaked me out
Mark Francis Rahaman
@MarkRĀ Ā·Ā 2:00
I think the beginning. If you're a Bond fan, you know the beginning where you see Bond in bed with a woman. But then he turns around and it's not Bond. And there's a skiing scene as Swell he was in. Well, that's him. That's Michael bulletin. He was my friend and my teacher. So check it out. I'll put the link to that his Wikipedia page, so you can have a look