I don’t know how Silvio Berlusconi finds the time.
I don’t know how Silvio Berlusconi finds the time. Me, I’m ragged. Get up, write a bit, wash, eat, feed the child, stagger to nursery, stumble to work, stay there, go home, eat again, fall asleep on sofa watching The Killing; that’s pretty much my lot.
But him? If it’s all to be believed? Wake, kick voluptuous Tunisian out of bed, dye hair, eat enough to stay fat, meet dental hygienist, make her a weather girl, meet weather girl, make her equalities minister, run Italy, bribe someone, get bribed by someone, Skype Colonel Gaddafi and say one thing, Skype Nicolas Sarkozy and say the other, head home, via a quite random 18th birthday party in Naples, Skype Angela Merkel in the car, affectionately call her a Nazi, Skype Barack Obama in the car, affectionately call him dusky, get home, change into dressing gown, and still his work isn’t done.
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