What Are You Doing in Denmark? Ryanair, Fastelavnsburger, bike thefts

In this episode of WAYDID podcast, while Annie is in Paris, Mike Walsh rejoins Derek on the podcast to talk about the news in Denmark.

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Feb 11, 2025

This week, Mike Walsh rejoins Derek on the podcast to talk about the news in Denmark. You’ll hear about the fallout of Ryanair’s decision to pull out of two Danish airports over new taxes.

In better news, you’ll hear the best and worst fastelvansboller experiences including Mike’s review of Burger King’s 2024 attempt at a fastelavnsboller burger and which upcoming guest Derek joined for a sweet treat recently.

We also discuss the new regulation allowing police to stop you and validate the ownership of your bicycle and what it could mean for individuals buying bikes online.

You can listen to the episode also on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and Acast.

Don’t forget to share this podcast with any friends who have made the move to Denmark!

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