Jordi Cabre / Jordi Vilanova / Ann Requa

Inglés Radio, Barcelona Blue, La Marina Cad, 102.5 FM. I'm Virgil, Still and Always. Well, talking about Still and Always, my good friend, compatriot, and... ¡Suscríbete! Over tourism in Barcelona. Funny that. Huh. I wonder why. Funny that, yes. Well, yes, I'm looking at what's happening in my neighborhood, which, as you know, is the epicenter of overtourism in Barcelona. Your block is the epicenter. Well, again now, next week. With the Pope. The Pope is going to be here, yes. And the Pope's going to be on my block, along with I don't know how many other millions of people. Wow. They've already got it set up, so they've got the streets blocked off. And they're setting up pins like in New York for Times Square. They used to have pins for people so with the ball drop you couldn't move out of the pin. Exactly. They're setting those up now. I can see all around on Marina and on Sardinia. They're going to be closing the metro station. Oh. Yes. Well, that makes sense. That's a security issue. So for all you folks out there, the two and five lines will not be stopping at Sagrada Familia next week. All week? Tuesday and Wednesday, yeah. Those are the two days that he's going to be there? We still haven't seen the exact schedule. Okay. So we just know that those two days are going to be days of chaos. I would suspect that the buses... ¡Gracias! ¿Qué es eso? You and I have been in the States recently. Yes. And it was an interesting time looking at Chicago in this case and the outer reaches of the Midwest versus here. And I was kind of struck with... Sí, sí, sí, sí.