that high, to be the height of an airlinejet, it s gradually that high, to be the height of an airline jet, it s gradually called. my airline jet, it s gradually called. my climb had strong winds as well. and you just realise as a human being how insignificant you are. at that altitude, nature wins every time. . . ., , , that altitude, nature wins every time. .,, , ., ~ time. the achievement as it is, talk to me about time. the achievement as it is, talk to me about the time. the achievement as it is, talk to me about the preparation - time. the achievement as it is, talk to me about the preparation that i to me about the preparation that goes into it, because there are months and months and months of training. talk me through what you have to do to get in any shape to do the sort of stuff. to have to do to get in any shape to do the sort of stuff. the sort of stuff. to be honest, the preparation the sort of stuff. to be honest, the preparation is the sort of stuff.
who s based in the turkish capital, ankara. the tour, a lot ahead for president erdogan, he thinks cost of living crisis is manageable is it? that crisis is manageable - is it? that is an excellent crisis is manageable - is it? that is an excellent question, - crisis is manageable is it? twat is an excellent question, and one had so many economists across the world are wondering about, because he has pursued such unorthodox economic and monetary policies over the last several years, he has put a lot of pressure on the central bank not to raise interest rates, as most central banks usually do to combat rising prices, and that has let inflation run away. as you said, inflation run away. as you said, inflation currently at 44%, it topped out at 88.5% last year, so household is really feeling the pinch, and the question is whether president erdogan will put a team around him now who will sort of convince him that more orthodox monetary policy is the way to go. the thing is,
that sort of thing? that sort of thing? there is no reason to that sort of thing? there is no reason to increase that sort of thing? there is no reason to increase ticket - that sort of thing? there is no i reason to increase ticket prices. again, compared to bournemouth, who i think are a good benchmark, they only generate 3% of the total revenue in the premier league from match day ticket sales, so you might as well keep the ticket prices the same, you know, that is a reward to the fans, given that you are getting £100 million worth of tv money, trying to get more money from the fans when you are only generating a couple of million from ticket sales, i do not think it is necessary. and also, in the premier league,, you have got five fewer games at kenilworth road, because the premier league is a smaller competition than they will have been playing in championship and the other divisions from which they have progressed in the past few years. the past few years. thank