woman: hello. anthony: how you doing? crowd: yamas. woman 1: and it is very typical greek sunset, the famous greek sunset. woman 2: it s the boat, the boat. woman 1: the island, the cyclades, the boat. crowd: wow! anthony: yeah, looks good. woman 1: looks very good. anthony: oh man, that is really good. woman 1: the good food makes you happy, very happy. anthony: yeah. woman 1: opens your heart. anthony: there s a lot of countries where they re really, really poor but they re super serious about food. woman 2: like where? man: like here. [ laughter ] don t go, don t go very far. anthony: people who are not
sort of well, i ll have a sip. lambros: yamas. good morning. anthony: yamas. oh. [ lambros laughing ] lambros: it kind of puts the day into perspective when you start off with a with a drink. anthony: ah. wow, it s a perfect day for the beach. lambros: it s a perfect day, yes. anthony: i like the wind here, and actually it s one of the really cool things about this island is it s that breeze, you know, that always. lambros: it s like our main past-time, talking about the wind. wind s coming, the wind s leaving, which beach do you go to when the wind is coming from
woman: hello. anthony: how you doing? crowd: yamas. woman 1: and it is very typical greek sunset, the famous greek sunset. woman 2: it s the boat, the boat. woman 1: the island, the cyclades, the boat. crowd: wow! anthony: yeah, looks good. woman 1: looks very good. anthony: oh man, that is really good. woman 1: the good food makes you happy, very happy. anthony: yeah. woman 1: opens your heart. anthony: there s a lot of countries where they re really,
sensible career choice, i guess. so cheers to that. panos: yes, yamas. anthony: around 25% of the nation are unemployed now. they say that about 40% are living close to the poverty line. that s apparently the mainland? and yet tourism is stable and maybe even growing. panos: well, it is, it is getting bigger even though it is completely opposite with a crisis. anthony: so people are basically saying, oh, financial crisis, beautiful islands, beautiful country. panos: yes. anthony: now is the time to go cause we can get it for cheap. panos: tourism is the only thing i believe that saved greece. apart from this area, every other thing collapsed. anthony: it s really beautiful. [ the stray bitches singing ]
these women are very much part of that tradition. when i mentioned that i was drinking ouzo before, i kind of woman: there was a reaction. anthony: there was a reaction. group at table: we prefer raki. anthony: okay, so i will be drinking raki on the rocks. group: bravo, yamas. anthony: the stray bitches. who are the stray bitches? woman 1: us. anthony: what, what are? woman 1: it s a theatrical, musical group, with political whoa with political issues. and it speaks a lot about what we live today in greece in athens. anthony: i ve seen you described as anarchists. woman 1: ah, no, i don t like stereotypes. anthony: right. woman 1: i don t like characteristics. yes, of course, i like very much the anarchy philosophy of course. it speaks about solidarity and