Museo Nacional de Anthropologia was great (and huge). Temple Mayor museum also good, as is the Teotihuacán is a day trip, but a must see imo. If you like visiting churches, Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe is good too.

When I went there the line for Frida Kahlo’s house was too long, so went to Trotsky’s house down the road as a plan B - was pretty interesting

It’s one of those phrases used when the writer has no idea how it could ever possibly work, but has felt obliged to say something in that direction

Glad to see my tastes have now matured into paying stupid money to see Guns n’ Roses next week

I went to Deconstruction 2021! (Manchester if I remember rightly) was a huge Pennywise fan at the time

Films where people get cabs is my favourite genre

I don’t think I’ve ever had a customer service request resolved via chatbot - always gets escalated to an agent. I expect the next gen AI customer service could be a lot more powerful, but like you feel the necessary guardrails will prevent many situations getting resolved without human intervention

Nice! Will be in Suva working with FBoS on climate change stats in a couple of weeks - looking forward to it

I’m going for Abergavenny?

Based on ny experiences, the consistency of UK and US ashes seems to be different - not sure if US mix in some kind of oil which allows the more defined crosses

Wow! Am not very familiar with the film critic world, so had never heard of the author before clicking that link - when he spoke about the producer and director coming to his class, I assumed from the rest of his he writing he was an excited undergrad! Was rather surprised on reading his bio…

Could this be extended to only one app for EV charging?

Who sacked 1,000 employees?

Was only 2022 they moved out of Drummond Gate for the last time (for now) - London office went back there (on one floor) for about 10 years having previously left for Myddleton Street when HQ moved to Newport