The next day was virtually a repeat of the day before, except Brodie spent an hour in his basement gym before showering and eating breakfast. His morning run had not been blighted by torrential rain, rather it was blessed by the blue sky and warming sunshine which was the norm for the region. This was followed by more receipts and invoices, lunch and then reading and answering email.
He spent some time on the internet, reading information and guidance on the Spanish licencing laws required to own and run a bar in the Almeria region. It appeared that the licence was attached to the business not the owner, but would normally require to be transferred to the new owner at a cost of around 600 euros. An ex-pat was required to have a Residencia, a Spanish residency permit and a national insuran
