Yeah, welcome to another Thursday night action with me
and the missus and joined by Reece and Ryan in the cupboard,
as usual. And Carl.
Hi, Carl. Hi, Carl.
So Carl's not here yet.
He's stuck in traffic. So we've got little Senna.
You OK, mate? Good day.
OK, so she's had a good day, right?
Just to tell Bella something, I've got phone, but she's just
believe me. So now I've got a phone.
OK mate, right, OK Bella, Bella doesn't watch it right.
I think you can agree owning a supercar is a dream for many of
us and we've all heard that sometimes you can buy the right
car and make money. But is that true?
And how could you buy your dream car whilst making How can you
drive your dream car whilst making money?
While today we're going to dive into that topic easy for me so
and to help with deciding what super car you could buy to
potentially make money is Carl Hartley.
Thanks, Carl. Evening, Carl.
He is coming. He is coming.
He is. He is coming, right?
Let's start with why we're late. Somebody said it's because
Reese's mum was finishing up a bit too early but.
I'll be honest, I don't think she's ever quite finished up.
It's just an ongoing battle. There's no, there's no point.
It's like, do you know when you've got dirty feet and you
think there's no point mopping the floor because the the it's
only going to get dirty again? No, the real reason we've been
late is because Mark and I were doing a podcast earlier, weren't
we? We've been in a the back of a
van this afternoon. We've been with I, I.
Road to Success with Ben and you've done your first first
podcast. Yeah.
Does this not count? Oh yeah, apart from the one we
do every single thing. And we do right now.
What an absolute Wilbur. No, but the first non in charge
of podcast. Yeah.
Enjoy it. Yeah.
Good, yeah. I love it.
I think I'll enjoy it more once I've watched it.
You're a bit nervous, weren't you?
You never know what questions you're going to be asked to.
Yeah, no, you know, like, do you prefer Heinz baked beans or what
did you think? Well, no.
Nothing. Don't be rude.
Don't. Be rude.
It's not. Somebody also commented saying
it's Carl, it's finishing up with Reese's mum, so as soon as
he walks in we will ask that question.
That's. Brilliant.
Good timing. Please.
Tonight, let's get the comments. Jane's going to be on it, but if
you send silly comments, she's obviously not going to reply.
You've got to be adding to the night rather than.
Silly things, but also please don't get sending money.
We don't want money. Don't.
We Yeah, well, I'm going to set it up if you don't want it.
No, we definitely don't want. Definitely don't want.
Donation definitely don't want people paying for comments
please. But let's talk about what else
we've been doing this week. Where have we been, Mr. McCann?
Everybody's going to be so pleased about this because we
have been out carpet. Oh, carpet shopping, I've tried
to blanket out of my mind. How expensive are carpets?
It's not happy. Stop it, right?
Just like. Apparently that's not good
enough. We've got our flip in things to
go upstairs and I feel like, to be fair, you've waited a long
time and I get it and you deserve it, every little bit of
it, but it is still very expensive.
It is very expensive but be honest, I don't think I've been
ticking your boxes on choices ever.
Really don't like say too much. Can I say the colour?
Yeah. She wants a red carpet red.
Red. There's nothing in the house
which is red apart from when I get a Nosebleed from smashing
myself on a scooter. Like there's nothing in the
house which is red, right? So why would we need or want a
red carpet? Because I liked it do.
You want to be packed every time you've got the stairs.
I just think I've waited that long, like every time I open the
door and go to the stairs, it will be like walking the red
carpet. Do you not get it?
There's. No way you're qualified to give
an opinion on interior decorations.
No, isn't it true? But.
Red won't show up your dirty footprints as well.
And I also think it's like in honour of YouTube.
Oh, the red button? Yeah.
Are we going to have like a white triangle put in every
step? No, that would be cool that.
Would be cool. No.
You'd love to have a word with a carpet fitter about that.
I'm not sure how it would. We've had a lot of people
willing to sponsor us on carpet fitting.
Good one. Somebody's asked, does the
carpet come in two halves? In answer to that question, and
on a serious note, yes it does. According to the shop, from the
dimensions that I need carpet man is it so wide?
If you are down our lane and you are going the opposite way, I
apologise for Carl nearly running you off the road.
Yeah, because. I think we're Lily.
It can come. Won't we?
Definitely. We're Lily.
Then come. Yeah.
So we've been carpet shopping. We've done a podcast.
Talking of people hearing people come in and I'm not again
referring to Reese's mum, which is why you looked at her, but I
was referring to Ryan. Ryan's got a new car, Ryan's in
the cupboard again. Have you got a decent T-shirt on
today? Have you got a camera?
I do have a decent. Can you tell everyone what your
car is? I've got a Nissan 350Z.
Oh my God. I was going to say you're
American. He's changed a name.
Let's have a look. Is that another quick picture?
That is, that is what it looks like.
Oh, sponsoring gravity can. We talk about why it's got
different colour wheels, or is that too far for sorry.
Yeah, the wheels are there. I've got the spare white ones.
They have just about enough tyre on it and I'd like to see you've
got a front number plate, which is always good.
It's yeah, boring. So Ryan's got a new car which,
and we've had a little bit of time off as well because Reese
and Ryan have been editing like this, like our last video, which
we'll talk about. I managed to go to went to watch
Senna doing a BMX race on Sunday at Telford at Smiley's track and
she did brilliant didn't. They she did.
She did amazing BMX track. Yeah, looked it over there.
Yeah, really, really cool. Getting right into BMX at the
minute. I.
Think it'd be cool if everyone pops in the chat where they're
watching from. That was that was really good
last time. Cool to know because it's not
just the UK like I was. Calling my.
Think like it's actually more than the UK, like Spain.
Well, if you think most of these, most of these podcasts
get about 100,000 views, which is a crazy amount of people and
appreciate every single one of you watching it, which is great.
So yeah, we've been BMX racing. Surely we've got some messages.
I've just pressed the wrong button.
Just bear with. On a plane.
South Africa. Nuneaton.
You can't watch on a book you. Can you got Wi-Fi on the season?
You just don't. You just don't pay for it.
That's just a lot of money, yeah.
Do you reckon it actually works on a plane?
So well, obviously. God, I can't keep up now.
Edinburgh, Florida. Costadel, Plymouth.
Middlesbrough, South Africa. Bedford, Tamworth.
The Valleys. Vancouver, Madrid, South Africa.
Cornwall. The list goes on.
Which bowl on? The toilet Which bowl on the
toilet's pretty good one. Which bowl?
Everyone it was ever been to which Do you know anything about
Which bowls? Don't know where it is The radio
masts. Try it Which?
Have you never seen the radio masts?
Who's? That's part Oh Jesus, who's
that? Carl's there.
Somebody hasn't got their phone on silent.
That'll be me, you naughty, naughty boy.
Let's see what his excuses. He's been with your mum.
No, his actual excuse? That doesn't count.
Or he's actually got the gate to is it right?
I can tell everybody what's he in?
He is in a Land Rover Defender. Wow.
So it's obviously working. That's why he was late.
New. One.
It might be his new one actually.
Is that why he was late? Because he's trying to start.
Got stolen, got robbed, broke, anything else we can get sued
for? I wonder if cars got sued by
Ferrari yet After dissing the electric vehicle and talking of
electric vehicles, we will talk about in the news the Tesla
Roadster. Is there an update?
Oh yes, there. Is, well, somebody's, somebody's
put that they're in Mexico and they're on their way to the
first World Cup game because that kicks off tonight, doesn't
it? World Cup starts tonight.
Yeah. Does it?
Yeah, does it really? Yeah, I'm not going to say yes.
Again, let's see where he's been.
Hello. Hello.
Right.
We've had a, we've had a vote. I'm sorry, guys.
I'm sorry. We've had a we're, we're having
a vote to where you were. OK.
Good evening, Sir. Good evening, Good evening.
Now there's a lot of comments that it's with Reese's mum, but
I said that Reese. Your tea is going to be done at
8:00, OK? And to be fair, that takes more
than an hour. Well, yeah.
Well, it's about the blow. Don't know.
She's got it down to a fine art now.
So the experience. How is everybody good?
I'm sorry I'm fashionably late. And we just saw you rock up
because I didn't have my phone on site, which was genius.
So we see that you're actually in a working defender.
Yes, but I have three defenders now, though.
Because you've got, you've had a new one.
Yeah, and I decided not to sell the other one because the way
I'm thinking is if I have 3, the odds are one has got to work.
I'm not sure that's how how new cars are.
There, I'm I'm, I'm this far into Land Rover.
I can't, I don't going back. I'm just I'm just collecting
them. Do you know when you owe too
much on a car and you're stuck? You're just buried in it.
Yeah, I'm all beat with Land Rover.
I'm just I'm so far in I can't see the end of the tunnel.
And have you been sued by Ferrari this week after
annihilating the loose loose? No, not yet.
Not yet. I don't think they'd sue me.
They might do you know. And I'm sure you'd enjoy it.
Well yeah, it would make for good content I suppose.
What have I missed? We've just been talking about
Senna's been. How did she get on with her B of
X in? She she finished third in the
final. Oh well, she ended up 5th
overall. So she did really well.
She's getting, I like fifth, second.
She came to 2nd as well. The good thing about she's a
McCann, right? So there's four races.
The one she finished best in was a second, so the one she only
mentions is the second place. But why would you mention
another one exactly? So do you want second?
She finished seventh in the one. But we don't.
We don't. Talk about I can't remember that
one. That's exactly what she's like.
Go down there. Can you tilt?
Carl's Mike up. Mike.
Carl, can you tilt your? Is that OK?
Point it up a bit. Is that all right?
Perfect. Cool, I don't think we need a
Unicorn on. Do you mind if I open this by
the way, just because I've been running on empty today?
Right, let's get into it. Should we start?
Are we all ready with a rant? Have we got a rant ready?
I've got my rant ready. Carl, you've got.
I'm always ready mate, I'm just I'm not loading anytime.
Right, Should we start with a rant?
Please rant. Run a.
Bickering. Run a bickering now this goes
back to the whole urinal thing we talked about and I've been a
subject to this this week. OK, so.
Context to the urinal thing. Right.
The urinal thing was all about leaving a gap.
Yeah. So as a male, you never park up
next to somebody in your if there's an opportunity to not
park up next to it. Just like it's an unwritten
rule. Isn't it?
Nobody teaches you that. It's just like a gnat.
Like, do you know, like how when you're born you like tractors,
and when you're born you like cars, and when you were born you
like Cindy's? See Cindy.
I like Barbie. Same thing, No, but different.
Well. You don't see Cindy anymore, do
you? But yeah, what?
Happened to Cindy. What happened to she?
Was a drug addict. Was she fat?
She. Got she?
Got she was chunkier than Barbie, wasn't she?
Was like that, Yeah. Cindy was more round headed than
Barbie. Barbie was like the tall 6 foot
blonde model and Cindy was more like average Jane.
Well, she I never knew that. I thought they were the same
thing. I thought they were the same
thing. No.
Well, there you go. Well, obviously we didn't play
with them, did we? Mark.
So no, obviously not. We played with tractors and
men's things and guns. They were guns and tractors.
I had a flamethrower. I mean, I just had bullets.
I bet you had an. Action Man.
Action, man. Yeah, of course I did.
Oh. I said doll.
Well, yeah, but it's not a it's not a female doll, is it?
If we. Call played with a cheque book
and a phone. I played with the glasses guide,
but you won't remember 1,000,000.
That was just reading. Yeah.
Everybody's going to going to bed going like the once was the
young Princess going right. How much is a 2000 and?
24 There once was a Ferrari 456 that costs £230,000 that is now
worth 70,000 in the end. Yeah, that was my that was my
reading material by the way, my my bedtime.
Like, you know, did you have this was sent?
Did you have like a favorite movie that you put into bed with
for like 3 years? No.
Right, my kids did and I do. Oh, I did.
I still do. Is this?
To put you to bed or you kids to.
Bed Well, when I was when I was my kids age or slightly younger,
maybe five. Like bedtime, same movie every
night. VHS, same movie every single
night. It's only because we only have
had one tape and it was the cannonball run.
Oh. I.
Love that. Film.
We've got a favorite movie to go to bed to, haven't we?
I'm scared of. That go on website.
We used to have a lot of movie days, didn't we?
Yeah, let's get back to the. Urinal let's get back to the
urinal. So right, so it's a similar sort
of thing if there's a spare urinal with a gap part at the
supermarket away from everybody because they didn't want to be
car scratched. So in the hurricane, doors open
massive. If somebody part next, you have
to roll and like crawl out. Like their hands.
Nowhere near near me, parked in the very very next space to me.
There was even spaces closer to the supermarket but parked right
next to me. Wrong or not?
First world problem for sure. Yeah, and but.
Like, well, no it's not. Any car not about It's not about
being a Lambo like giving it Billy big balls.
It's about if the space is, surely the first option is not
right next to somebody. See I I do that I park away so
no one Dings my door and then a tile fell off your roof and
doing my door anywhere. Well, that's like once you park
here, it's at your own risk, I discovered.
But I I don't know why anybody would park next to somebody.
Anyway, rant over next. I think, can I do my rant?
Yeah, yeah. People who don't answer the
phone. So we were organising a a video.
Honestly, we. Were organising a video and I
was trying to phone a car dealership and I phoned them 2 *
2 different days and neither time did they.
Ever answer your phone? It wasn't.
Me, hey, listen it definitely you know, you call my place at
3:00 AM and I'm answering and I'm not even answering tired.
I'm like, good evening, Tom Hartley.
I just how can you have a business and not answer the
phone? Baffles me.
Bugatti. Oh yeah, and that.
Bugatti never answer the phone. I don't know whether.
Mind you, we've even tried off your number I thought might be
on bars and it comes up my name, but no, it seems like they don't
answer anyway. Oh, there you go.
Carl, what's your? Name.
My rant is a recent rant. My rant is since the car market
has exploded with prices on cars, everybody with more than
two cars, they think now that they're a car dealer and they're
they're giving me advice and giving me their opinion on their
professional opinion on where the car market's going, what
they should invest in, what you shouldn't invest in, what the
real price of certain cars are compared to the the other price.
And basically just, you know, got more experience than me and
our better supercar dealer. When really their day job is
they sell bathroom tiles. But they've done very well.
They've got three nice cars, but all of a sudden now they are an
elite supercar dealer. And did I tell you how much
their car's worth then? Oh yeah, no, their cars are
worth way more than everybody else's, of course, because
theirs has got, you know, just this is the best one in the
country. How, how the how is it?
How can you say? Something you do it.
I've seen you do it. And I'll tell you what also is,
is, is a bit of a, a thing for me at the minute, people who
comment on the history of a car and they have no idea what
they're talking about. So just no idea at all what
they're talking. About now this is called a
little end. A little education is a is a
dangerous tool. Yeah.
So example, I've got a car at the minute and I've known the
car. So the car is a 2005 car.
I've known the car since 2009 and I've had it in stock three
times throughout its life. I know this car like the back of
my hand. Someone messaged me.
Hi mate, did you know that car's been in a smash?
And I was like, no, it hasn't, mate, But this is a wannabe car
dealer, you know, because he knows now.
No, mate, it, it hasn't. Well, I've been told it has.
Well, who told you? And then I'll get his.
Well, I don't really want to drop him in it if it hasn't.
I'm like, what? What you can.
There should be a rule in life if you mention something to
somebody that you heard a rumour, you have to mention
where you heard that rumour from.
Otherwise you made the otherwise you made the rumour up.
Otherwise you're a liar. You made it up.
If, if I, if I heard if Mark, if Mark told me Reese's M3's been
in a smash and I said Reese, I've heard your M3's been in a
smash and you went, oh mate, I don't think so.
Why do you think that? I then I'm obliged to say Mark
told me right. So then you go for the sword.
Well, since if I say to you, Reese's car has been in the
crash, but don't tell him. But then you don't.
Then you don't tell him. Oh.
You haven't started. Then you don't tell him because
you've said don't tell him. But when you tell somebody it is
a you're an obligation in life as a man to then say, mate, I
didn't say it, he said it. You know, so sorry.
I can go on all day. I'm.
Not stressed out there, I'm sorry.
Fucking bedroom brokers fuck off.
My rant's just McDonald's Redditch again.
Oh me and send about total. You weren't spending far too
much time at McDonald's yet. I've got a little one that like.
Which one is it? Is it Oakenshaw or is?
It Oakenshaw. Yeah, I've got a little one that
after she's been BMX in, loves to have a Mcchicken.
Sandwich you go to Oakenshaw, that's that's further out the
way you should be going to the other one do.
You go to the one on the roundabout where like the car
garages are. That's the one she should be
going. To yeah, that's what I'm
playing, yeah. That's not Oakenshaw, by the
way. No, no it's not.
Listen, I know I've got issues with the dual carriageways in my
ditch, but I do know which McDonald is Oakenshaw.
But what are you going to Oakenshaw?
Because it's further away, the other one's closer.
This is my point. You're wasting petrol.
No. You're fucking the environment
here, Jane. If I was going straight from the
BMX track, then I would be going to that one.
If I'm not going from the BMX track and I'm robably coming on
the way home, it's Oakenshaw. Is your rant now mate?
Yeah. This is a conversation only you
2 understand. This ones negativity has now
moved over to here. I'm just, you can feel it, the
aura that I've given everybody. I'm just, I'm just, I'm
harvesting negative thoughts. Go on to McDonald's.
Just never get in a bloody order, right?
How hard? Is it?
But I think Oakenshaw's good. The other one we me and said
that again after being Mexican. Yes, we went and the lady.
Still haven't finished. Didn't say thank you.
Still haven't finished And The thing is like you order your
food, you don't get your receipt.
It's not until you're 3/4 of the way home or even the way home
that you realise that your orders wrong.
What are you going to do? Can I?
I had this conversation.
Well, I never had this conversation about McDonald.
I had this conversation about a certain member of staff a long
time ago. Yours was probably about caviar.
But my dad, my dad weighed my situation up perfectly.
And I can help you with your situation, right?
Oh, counsellor, Yeah. Or mediator.
This is happening. This is happening where?
Making sure McDonald's. What do you expect?
What is it you expect from someone who works in McDonald's?
No offence to anybody who's got a job and working in McDonald's.
No offence, but predominantly that is your starter job.
Yeah. Your first job is McDonald's,
isn't it? You're 16.
Your first job is you. Don't want to be there but.
You don't want to be there. Your dad's made you go and he'll
pay for your car insurance when you're 17 if you stay and have a
job, right? You don't want to be there.
You don't care about the job. It's McDonald's.
I always wanted to and you're upset when the fuck your order
up. It's McDonald's, what do you
expect? But.
It's like a one meal order. How wrong can it be?
And somebody. Have you ever drove through?
Have you ever done this? I'm going to cause an uproar
now. Have you ever?
This is so bad. I've never done this, but I've
heard people who have done it. Have you ever just pulled into a
drive through a McDonald's, drove straight round to window
two or three and just picked up someone's order?
You've not done that. I've done that yet.
Like I wonder 111's free today. Like.
A gamble roulette. It's like McDonald's roulette.
That's probably now why it takes ages to go through that's.
Why your order's wrong? Because he's got it.
Everybody's commented as well. It's funny how Jane's wasting
petrol. How many unnecessary drivers
does Mark take? I'm very, I'm carbon neutral at
the minute. Yeah, you're not.
Can you please also comment if anybody's ever, if you've had
more than three meals in the same bag, has it ever been
right? Like I feel like they can get
one meal and chips right, but if there's three MIT, that's not
slag McDonald's off one night. Well, we like McDonald's.
I love McDonald's, you love McDonald's.
I do like McDonald's. So we keep.
Going McDonald's should only be open between the hours of 11:30
PM and 2:30 AM. Just for the drunk.
Just. For the piss heads, whenever
you're drunk you just make you just want a McDonald's.
She doesn't know who hamburger is.
Oh, Hamburglar. Ronald McDonald's.
No idea. That's crazy, isn't it?
I have no idea who the Hamburglar is.
Did did you ever go to McDonald's as a kid?
I don't think you did. You've we've had this, No.
I didn't. Of course I did.
I. Had the birthday party at
McDonald's and read. It there used to be a train
where you had a birthday party, you had a train.
You remember McDonald's used to have like, parks on the outside
of them? Yeah, get like Hamburgl and
plastic play areas. And what was the purple
character called? I've got the Grinch, but it
wasn't the Grinch. It was something like.
Right, there's Hamburglar. Grimace.
Wait, show me you've not seen Hamburglar.
Do you remember Ronald McDonald? Yeah, of course.
So Hamburglar was his arch enemy.
Really. Yeah, I take it he used to steal
the burgers. Yeah, OK.
That's where he used to do steal the burger and run off, but he
hasn't got a burger in his hand there.
So he's unsuccessful. Yeah, I think we've we've
covered. Rants today, haven't we?
That's. Good.
Somebody's asked what's Carl's thoughts on eating a soup
without sour cream? Should it be legal or not?
I don't eat. I don't eat soup.
With sour cream. I've never heard that in my
life. No, no, I don't eat soup.
It's not 2 pizza. Though, sorry.
And then you put cream in it to like make it more luxurious.
I. Bloody love a soup.
You do love a soup. I do love a soup.
A soup and I. Do know it's impossible.
It's impossible to eat soup without bread.
Yeah, the right soup. Yeah, the right soup.
He doesn't really eat bread. No, I never.
You've got to have soup with the breast part of the soup.
Of. You dip your bread in the soup.
I don't care what soup it is. You have to dip your bread in
the soup you have. You have to you're.
Very angry. What kind of what kind of
psychopath just eat soup with a spoon and not bread the.
One that sat to my right. Right, Ryan, can we go straight
to free stuff? Because this is massive.
Give me. Free stuff.
Free. Now, I've purposely kept this
away from Reece and Ryan because this is epic.
We've been said basically we've got APO box now which we're
getting people to send free stuff because it's just
hilarious the stuff we're getting which we're going to
film, film everywhere. No.
Why? What?
Is it? That is something free.
Bugatti Torbley on theory. That's made that out of 3D
material. Look at that, everybody.
It's a clock, obviously. Yeah, I can see that.
And it's 6:30. How amazing is that?
Yeah. See it?
That is cool. That is very cool.
Ryan, I told you it was off. Oh, no.
Did I send it to you? Right.
We've got to say thank you for coming.
I'm so, I'm so rubbish at this. I sent it to Jane.
You are so. A big shout out to.
Everyone's big. Come on, somebody out.
I'm trying. To find it, got it.
Big shout out to Lewis Tamblyn. Tamblyn absolute legend Lewis
for that because and it's even got the bits in the back to hang
it. No stone has been unturned.
It's. Even it even works.
Where are you going to put it at?
The correct time. It's going to.
Occur right now, isn't it? No, not.
I knew you were going to. I knew as soon as you saw that.
You 2 are going to say I'm having that.
And Lewis don't make it another one.
They're not worth it. That's not going to match your
red carpet, so it's going to have to go in the office.
That's that's, that's great to think someone made that.
That is amazing and sent it to us, which is thank you very
much. Talking to carpets, What do you
think to red carpet? We're having red carpets.
Does the carpet match curtains? Jesus.
Does the colour match the cost? No.
What depends on what colours the furniture.
Everything is innuendo here at the minute.
We're not having any sexual indoors on this channel.
What colours? What room is it for?
Horse stairs landing. So as you walk in, yeah, that
lovely staircase, it's going to be like a big red carpet.
Oh well, that means it's fitting for it isn't.
It exactly. Thank you, Carl.
Fanfare on the way in what? Let's do a smooth transition
again. Right.
Do you know, I thought about this on the way out.
Do you know when you're buying a car, and this is a true story,
if you're buying a car, whether it's a £5000, it is car versus
Colab. Yeah, it is.
Yeah. If you were buying a car, why
would you not possibly use car vertical?
Now this is a serious conversation.
I'd use it. I'd not use it because I don't
know about it. No, I'm but do you know, like if
you if you were spending £5000.50 thousand pound £500,
the risk because even when we've I wanted to talk about do you
know when we did the clone cars and the stolen cars, even though
it's a stolen car, a clone car, we could still tell from that
car vertical like it was slightly wrong.
The. Like you say, it's an auto, but
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Been. Yeah.
Team. Should we do the OK?
The podcast since you've got a comment your lap.
Up I have got a comment it's about the colour of the carpet
and somebody's just put pick a carpet and a colour that gives
no burn mark. No carpets in.
Actually, do you know what? We're going to go on to
comments. Ryan, did you actually put the
comment in? Did you see it?
Yes. OK, there's been a bit of an
issue. Jane did a very sensual
Instagram Reel. Really very, very sensual.
When was this Jane? Last week I didn't see.
It she was like she was going to.
Raise his mum again. She was doing all sexy like
what's what? Was Jesus Christ mate?
What was that? But what made it worse?
Your idea was oh sorry, can we? Can we do the comments section
please? So some dirty, disgusting person
called Shane. Let's put I gave myself tennis
elbow over Jane's hands. I.
Don't know what you mean. How's he playing tennis?
I don't know. The tennis elbow's injury you
get. From.
From constant repetition, from like, yeah, just like impact.
I think impact, too much impact. Somebody is there going to be a
live spider show at 33 minutes past like on Carl's chat last
week? Yeah, so on my podcast last week
with Henry Warhurst from Henry's Carbon, obviously unbeknown to
us three, there was this fucking huge spider that has come down
from the the roof of his plate. And this thing is as big as your
hand. I mean, it's massive, like it
had a face and everything and it come down and it was like just
hovering just it looked like it was above us, but it was behind
us. But it was so big.
But you didn't know. We didn't know.
And then obviously everyone's gone bad on them, which is great
for the the episode because the episodes got like 700 comments
of everyone's going, Oh my God, that spider.
That spider is massive. And we're like, you know what
you talking about? And then there's like 33
minutes. So everyone needs to go and
check that out. Actually, 33 minutes of the
Henry Warhurst cars and money. There's a massive spider.
I've got a I've got beef with not that podcast, the one
before. I can't think what who was on
it. I've been watching it and you
might you mention me and you say about parking in a disabled spot
in the Bugatti. So it's gone.
Yeah, I I did get exposed for parking in a bit.
So so Mark McCann mentioned it as podcast and it didn't sound
like you were here. It sound like I'd grasp.
You. Oh, no, no, no.
I was. I was.
I wasn't here. Yeah.
And Mark Reese just pulled it out of nowhere.
But like, it was, it was like, which one was it?
It was always Calvin's so it sounded like I'd flip in.
Rushed you up. That's too man.
It's 62,000 in a day. Calvin is very interesting,
really. I've got a lot of stick on the
comments over that podcast. Apparently I spoke too much, so
next time I'm trying to fucking shut up and just please
yourself. That's it.
Oh, what do you think? Fuck off, I'm not interested.
I'm not glad to think. Not interested.
Whatever. Whatever mate.
And the other comments are on the last video.
He's a lovely guy, Calvin. Yeah, yes.
The other thing is about basically it made a lot of the
last laser video, which obviously Carl hasn't seen
because he never does watch him enough to make a grown man cry.
So there's a lot of tears. There have been a lot of tears
this. Week really good video.
Is it? Yeah.
Do you know what? Somebody on my Instagram feed
reposted your video or reposted and just said what a good video
it was. So actually I will.
I will watch it. But you know what they don't
understand is that you update me on WhatsApp.
So ruin it. So I don't need to watch the
video because as it's happening, he sends me WhatsApp videos like
look at this, look at that, look at this, look at that, blah,
blah, blah. So I've already kind of seen it.
You already know what's going on.
Ryan's family adventures his message saying can you guys wish
my son Alfie a big happy 12th birthday for Monday as he loves
your channel and is a big fan. Alfie or Alfie?
Alfie. Happy birthday.
Happy birthday for Monday, Alfie.
Enjoy your 12th birthday. I had a very strange request the
other day. It wasn't a strange request.
Was it Reese's mum again? No, no, no, no.
This is serious. It wasn't.
It wasn't a strange request. I do get these kind of requests
often, but something read a bit not right with this e-mail.
So I had an e-mail come through and it was a lady who said that
her son is terminally ill and would love me to send them a
video. You know, just he watches the
show, he loves cars, that kind of thing.
So I did. Obviously I did then.
I'm really worried about. This so ever thought you know
what I want to do? I want to do more than this like
this kid sounds like he's quite young.
You know she said it would mean the world to him.
He obviously loves cars. So I thought I wonder what more
I can do for this kid. So I whatsapped the telephone
number that the e-mail come on and I'm not going to mention the
name but say the say the lady's name is Claire.
I was like, hi Claire, this is Carl Hartley is now a good time.
And she was like who's Claire? Right.
So I'm like this is strange. And then 5 minutes later another
WhatsApp come through from them saying oh sorry, I've just
realized who Claire is. She was using my phone to e-mail
you about her son. What do you mean you just
realized who Claire is? So then I was like, OK, well,
whatever. So then I said, look, I'd like
to do more than just a video that I'd like to maybe if, if,
if I, if I can visit, if I can visit this kid or whatever I can
do just, you know, I'll do anything.
And they basically just ghosted and just didn't didn't respond
back, nor have I ever spoke to the mum on the.
So why ask for a video? So what I'm saying is somebody
by by my recollection has give this story about a having a
fictional terminally your kid for a video of me thanking the
kid for for following the the the the channel and and and
following the website and watching the staff and blah,
blah, blah. And it's all, it's all
fictional. We we had.
And this played my mind for it. 3 days.
We had, we had a lad with a celebrity, didn't we?
And he was like, oh, I know somebody who's got a cyber truck
through. And I was like, I'm up here.
And he was like, yeah, I've got the V5 and all this, this lad.
And we were like, OK, and like having conversations with this
lad. And then he rang on FaceTime.
No, we rang him on FaceTime, didn't we?
And he was a youngish lad, probably 15-16, something like
that, and basically just made it all up, just made it all up.
And like, we like, we were doing a video on this.
And so like the way that the information he told us was like
massive wasn't. It was like, Oh my God, we can
get the Cybertruck through this is amazing.
And like, and then he was like, we'll mess him saying like, so I
said, were you messing me about? Is this real?
And he's like, yeah, it's definitely real, mate.
And then I was like, well, send. He said, the guy's not replying,
didn't he? I said, no problem, send me the
guy's number and I'll try and get hold of him and direct.
Oh, he hasn't got a number. He's lost his phone.
He's one of them. So like obviously made it all
up, which was. Yeah, a shame.
Frustrating. Go on.
Can I just hit back on? You can do whatever you want
well. Except forget carpets talking
about grown men crying. The last video was a proper
emotional one, and pretty much everybody that's watched it has
commented that you know you've made a grown man cry.
Somebody's picked up here on how nice it was and how much it
meant to see Reece see the Viron come to life.
And the emotion from you now, Senna, is in disbelief that you
were crying over a daddy's car. Yeah, I did tell him when the
video when that car moves. Did you punch him or something
just before? He was like cutting onions and
everything. Is that what it was?
Yeah. I said his contract's terminated
when the car's moving. What was it that got you there?
Seriously. I don't know.
I'd like my. I think like he's been.
Engrossed in the whole movement of it.
He's been all over the world like you know.
And like, I was I'm I'm one of them.
I was end up crying at films and stuff.
Like I just get like that and I feel like it was just one of
them moments I. Cry in my office quite a lot.
I do. I'm joking.
It wasn't. It was one of those videos as
well. You didn't see any of the build
up, did you? You only saw the video at the
end. So Jane didn't watch any of the
videos on this one. So like she watched it every now
and again. You don't have time, do you?
And you end up watching it live. You know when it's like when
it's already up. Oh, this is a good one as well,
Dylan, who we gave the car to. Just wanted to update you guys.
The car's made a huge difference in my life.
I've been out every weekend enjoying it and making new
friends. Massive thank you.
Oh. That's nice.
Nice to know it's still in one piece and on the road.
Trouble is, to me that just sounds like dogging.
I'll be honest, Dylan, if you are good, good, good, good lad.
But it's when you said I've been out in my car making new friends
instantly, it just went to Dodge.
Stay away from schools. Dylan, where is your mind?
Dylan, I apologise because I'm happy that you're making new
friends. Quite a few people have also
asked as well. Are you going to HR in Ferrari
cars and coffee on Saturday? Really invited to anything like.
That I was talking to Carl. I was.
Going to say he's not. Invited.
No, but I have been. Invited.
Yeah. I don't think you've ever been
invited to a Ferrari. Lamborghini.
You're very I was actually surprised they invited me.
I never get invited. To anybody because.
Somebody else has also commented saying that you're selling your
stock too quickly. I am selling a lot of cars.
Right. That's what we need to talk
about. That's what the podcast is about
and we haven't done any of that. And it's 6:45, right?
So the question is obviously the cars which people can buy and
they can use and make money. And obviously that was
definitely a thing in COVID and stuff like that.
But even now the certain cars which are super cars, so like
dream cars, but are still doing really, really well.
And we've got one example we're gonna talk about to start with
is the when we bought that Gallardo Gen. 1 Superleggera.
Yeah, perfect example car. I can't remember what Mars it's
got on there. That's the only thing which I
can't remember. It cost £104,000.
Yep, for a Gen. 1 super Legera. Where do you think that sits
today? Well, if you if you're a bedroom
broker, you sit there on your on your laptop, Mr. know it all.
Who knows? With tennis elbow.
With tennis elbow to the high impact and friction patterns,
you look at that and you, you then tell somebody that that
car's worth £225,000. Yeah, the car has gone up since
you bought it, which we knew it was going to do.
We talked about it before you bought it because I think you're
looking for one for a couple of months, weren't you?
It has gone up significantly, especially percentage wise.
That car's gone up 50%. Really.
Yeah. So that's a 151.
SO150 car. It's not yet.
It's not a 200. There's one put on Autotrader.
Somebody puts a car on Autotrader, puts on for four
days and takes off and it says it's sold.
And then all of a sudden everyone's like, Oh my God, that
must be definitely true. Do you know what?
I mean, just take it off. They don't sell it.
Yeah, you know, so, but yeah, I mean, that's mate, you've done
well. You've, you've, you've, you've
an uplifted 50% on your money on that, on that car that's you've
done really well. So what?
I had this conversation with Paul Wallace, by the way, he was
super cars of London. He was, he was out of mind doing
a video last week and he's got a Gen. 2 super Leggera 570 and
same same thing. You know, he asked me.
He said, oh, Carl, where where is the where's the market?
I saw the market's one. 50 So obviously I know what you prefer
and I prefer. What would you what do you think
would be the better long term deal?
A Gen. one or a Gen. Two makes a difference.
They're. Making a difference.
They're worth exactly the same now, and I think they're worth,
they'll be worth exactly the same.
I just think they're worth exactly the same, yeah.
Because I I I'm a massive Gen. one because I want it to look
like an old car and I feel like the Gen. 2 looks too much like a
hurricane. I think I think that they the
Gen. 2 was a big improvement as a car, better car to the Gen.
one but the Gen. 1 is the original.
But obviously, as we know, we've a lot of cars which are worth a
lot of money. Nobody really cares if they're
any good. Evil.
Well you know what I've just bought and sold a a Porsche 996
Gen. 2GT2. Now not many people even know
there is a Gen. 2IN that car because there was only 14 to the
UK. So it's a very very rare car.
Now that car is worth considerably more than a Gen.
one. Really considerably.
And is that because it looks the same?
It's just about a car. It there's slight, very, I mean
there's proper Porsche anorak differences, like I know what
you mean, very, very, very subtle.
Clear V6 the same. Yeah, I mean, it's, it's it's
exactly the same car than the Gen. one.
It's got 20 horsepower more, but there's a couple of spec
differences. That's it.
Because a phase one, phase two Clio V6A Phase 2 is just worth
more money. Yeah, this.
But you know how many times is a is a Gen. 2 or a Gen. 1 worth
more money than a Gen. 2? Normally the Gen. twos are
always worth more. Like if you look at a A-997-GT3,
Rs .1 or .2, there is a astronomical difference between
those two. There's 100 grand in the in the
difference. It's crazy.
So what's interesting is obviously you bought that
Gallardo for 104 and it's now 150.
So in in a year you'd have made 45 grand on it, which is amazing
if you think you could have bought another car and lost 10
grand. But if you'd have bought that
one, So what are the cars could there be out there that would do
a similar type of thing? So with So let's go to Ferrari
now if you add. I've got the car, by the way.
We're going to do a deal right now.
Oh God. No one knows about this car.
So would you go 34835536430? So we had a conversation about
how undervalued 3-4 eights were, considering how rare they are.
I nearly bought 1 the other day. OK, well I bought 1 today.
This was a GTS. You this mine is a spider done
13,000 miles. This one was 50K.
This. No this is not 50K.
But how many miles did it do? No it wasn't.
And your left hand drive you showed me.
No, no, it's a different. One all right, he sent me a car
the other day and he's like, what do you think of it?
I was like, he's left hand drive and he was like oh shit, you.
Didn't notice he. Didn't even know it.
Richard's Alex sent it me, but I can't find it.
It was on Facebook anyway. And like I spoke to the guy and
he was like, yeah, it's still for sale, but somebody's coming
to look at it. And then he messed back and said
it's sold. So the answer to the question
out of all the models that you're talking about, the the
360 spider for example, is only worth buying in a manual because
there's too many F ones. I saw it like sorry.
So I saw a 430 and a 360 both got manuals.
I didn't even know they did a 430 manual.
Yeah, it's a red car, but it wasn't a special order or
anything. Why it's a rare car is the 360 F
one was a awful gearbox. I mean really, really, really
bad because it was an early, it was an early F1.
Corners L in it or an F1. So, but everyone sort of went
for it because it was the F1. Michael Schumacher sort of
helped develop the car. Whatever.
When the 4:30 came around, the gearbox in the 430 was really
good. Such a big improvement.
I mean, it was still a. Good F1 it's.
Still a good F1 box now, So obviously everyone ordered the
F1 because it was really good and very few people ordered the
manual. But now when you look back and
you go, oh shit, there is, you know, 6% of four 30s a manual
like there's, there's barely any.
It's crazy how that like it really has happened, which we
thought it would a good sounding natural aspirated engine.
People just want, don't they? Like it's like if you've got a
decent V12 for the right money, it's definitely the electric
thing. If you try and buy it, like when
we try and do the news, everything's electric.
Everything's. Electric.
So I've got, I've got a couple of well, I've sold most of them.
I'm not even making the website. I bought Clarkson's board GT.
So that's the old shape. One 2006, yeah.
And I sold it before it even just even gone live.
I haven't even announced I've sold it yet, but sold it.
You just did. Yeah, well, there you go.
And, you know, Ford GT 2000 and five 2006 is a, is the car that
fits under that criteria. It's manual.
It's it's, you know, naturally aspirated.
It's it's VA. Why don't you see?
Many car. Why is it not?
Doesn't seem to me to be a massive following for them.
No, nobody says to me, Oh my God, there's a Ford GTII.
Disagree. So I mean, I used it last
weekend, I bought 2 of them, I bought Clarkson's 1, and I
bought another one of the same guy and I was in the white one
on the weekend and the attention was just incredible.
Can't believe somewhere between 3:50 and 400.
Are there a lot of money? Yeah, so not.
But mark, the noise, my God is unreal.
This has got an acrophobic exhaust that I mean, it's
amazing. It's amazing.
It's a really good driving car, but it does want to kill you.
It's like a modern day at 40. And is it an investment card?
Yeah, 100%. Compared to like the new shaped
one? How does that compare to 1?
The new shaped one's absolutely chalk and cheese compared to the
old shaped 1. The old shaped one was a big
heavy on aerodynamic car and to make it fast they just put a big
V8 in it and just added more power.
The new version is an A feat of aerodynamics.
I mean, it's got more downforce than a centre.
It's it's incredible around a track, but it's AV6 EcoBoost.
Right, so it hasn't got that sound.
So the the cult following for four GTS has not carried on to
the new one because they want the muscle car.
It's not a muscle car. The new car is a race car.
It's not a muscle car. So let's say you had a so if you
got 400 K, then that'd be a car. So let's say a 60 KA 120 and a
240 kind of range of budget. What do you think would be a car
you could buy, use, enjoy and then sell it for more?
OK60K is an R8V10 manual without doubt.
Which we had and it was flipping brilliant.
V8. Oh, sorry V8.
I think you get AV 10 for 60 and that's definitely worth buying.
I mean, that's, that's, that's, that's such a good value for
money car. It's unbelievable.
And the fact that it's an Audi. Well, not AV 8.
Though V10 they don't make AV10IN anything anymore right?
OK. So you know it's just AV 10?
Because that V8 we had sounded unbelievably.
Amazing. The V10 is amazing.
I mean what? What a car.
So that's just 60. K so not AV 10 plus, just AV.
No, just a just I don't, I don't think you could have got a
manual in AV 10 plus. I think it was just, I think it
was an early V 2000, 2009. Gem 1 the old.
Shape. Yeah, the old shape 2009 manual
V10. Then what was the next price
bracket 1/21/20? Furlong has got a really, really
nice 355. It's just a Blinta black
interior, like a really nice 355.
How much? Manual it's it's a little bit
too much money there. Yeah, so the the 355 manual's a
good. I'd go maybe a 360 spider manual
I. Think it was like 140 or. 360
spider manual you'll get for 120 grand and that's that's a
Ferrari convertible manual V8. Good car safe.
And you go cab over coot. Always.
Really. Yeah, Yeah, yeah.
Not, not because I prefer a convertible just for residual
values and return on investment. You know the convertibles are
always worth more than more desirable than more sought
after. Really.
In a Ferrari? Because in the Gallardo they're
flipping the absolute opposite. Yeah.
Wow, that's crazy. I didn't know that.
They look very modern, don't they?
The 360, yeah, I think that's quite a modern looking car.
Consider. I mean, that car's 23 years old.
Yeah, that's the age dweller house.
I had one. Did you?
Not I had a 360 silver 1. I had to sell it when I bought
this place. When I bought this place, I had
to sell it so I'd Argent Argento, Nurburg.
Argento. Nurburg silver car.
Yeah, like very, very rare. Like I'm like very rare in
silver. We went down to see that mush
and he got all of them. Yeah, all in the same colour.
All in the same colour. So somebody, somebody had sold
him A-348-A-355-A360 and A430, all in silver.
So we had all four cars in the showroom all like opposite each
of where some, I don't know if some guy suddenly passed away or
something, but he had all of his.
I think you just got that very wrong.
Wasn't it a 458? 4430 scooter here.
Definitely didn't get it wrong. I definitely.
Didn't get it wrong. I thought that was what it was
probably. Did get it wrong?
I just remember there's a load of Ferrari in the same.
What about a scooter here? Or is is it gone?
Yeah, it's gone. Yeah, it's gone.
I mean, once again, the prices are not where you see them
advertised at, but they are very, very high compared to
where they were. 458 especially too late.
Too late. 48 Pista. Too late.
What about the normal 458? Yeah, they're good.
Yeah. And the normal. 488 is good.
See, I like a 458 spider. But I the answer to the question
was like with with cars that are going to go up in value, I think
you've got to stick to the trend where manuals are very, very
sought after. So a low mileage manual Ferrari,
the 360 you get for 120 grand and then what was the next price
bracket reached? 242-4240 I think if you can get
any single form of Marshall Lago.
Is he got to stage where it can be anything?
It could be any Marshall Lago. Really.
Yeah, yeah. I mean, you're not going to get
a manual Marshall Lago of 240. You're just not.
I remember when VVS must have had five of the things for sale
for the same car for ages. I remember them having like, you
know, nobody wanted them. They were like 1.
I think they're about 1617180. Yeah.
And. I reckon I've just sold the last
sensibly priced Marshall Lago that will ever be sold.
I bought a not a low mileage car like a 30,000 miles not an LP
640 but a facelift from the original.
So it was a 2005 car just before the LP 640 came.
So slight facelift wasn't manual, was E gear.
So has that got the pointy nose or was that the SV?
That's the SV. There was just a few subtle
changes. Wheels were slightly different,
interior were slightly different.
That was it really. And I sold that for 2:40.
What colour was that? Balloon White.
Oh nice. Yeah.
And I don't think there'll be another Marshall Lago sold for
less than 300 ever and that was sold it last week.
But yeah. That one.
Yeah, that's the one. Blue and White's Nice What?
What colour interior is that? It was 2 tone grey and black.
Oh that's nice, I didn't see that one up for sale.
Didn't make the web. I made one phone call when I
bought it to a guy. I'd sell a lot of Lamborghinis
too. I was like, look, this is the
last cent to be priced most Largo that you're ever going to
buy. Do you want it?
He said yes. I said do you want to know the
price? He went yes, manual, no, no
eager. Yeah, it's nice car that isn't
it? Yeah, very.
Is that on the screen when you're doing that or not?
Cool. Talking to things, being on
screen, somebody's commented or our podcasts put anywhere else.
Spotify Spotify There is a link in the description.
Or get YouTube premium and you can listen to it on on your way
to work without screen on. Is it not on anything else?
Is it not on? I think it is on iTunes.
Is it on iTunes? No, just no.
We need to get that sorted. Another question, sorry, there's
a few people that have asked the question, are you going to be
supercar driver and are you going to the secret meet, which
isn't such a secret meet? We will be at the secret meet on
Tuesday and we will be there with Global Telemetrics.
I'll be there Tuesday. We're going for dinner on Monday
evening. And yeah, looking forward to it.
Should we say what we got out or not?
Yeah, I think I'm excited for it.
The SVJ is back. Rap Box is out.
Really. Yeah, good.
Man got it serviced and mots. Big service, little service
bubble box. 2G. Really.
What did they do for that? Nothing.
Just look at it, give it back and charge you 2 grand.
Yes Mark, Lovely car. 2 grand I. Probably should have said that
price I'd have. To give it 8 1/2 grand for one
to be serviced. Yeah, yeah, yeah it.
Wasn't service not long? No, it was service, but it
hasn't done many miles. 400 miles since the last service.
That's his trouble. Which isn't heard of for you to
get a car service. Like that boot me, he was like
going got to get that serviced, yeah.
But you haven't got to. Get it.
And he's like, got to get that service.
I was like, well, it's been sat there for two years.
It's not done. If my M3 had missed the service,
I wonder are you taking? It back to original.
I'd said that I wanted to take it back to original, but Jane
thinks that it's got it's because it's it's a gumball car
and everything. So I would personally put it
back to. Original, I think, I think, I
think it's, it's done its job. By original do you mean exhaust
as well? I mean everything.
No, I think. Keep the exhaust.
Is your engine light on with that exhaust?
Got to be no, really. Yeah, they did a great job,
George Tech. That's good is that?
Is the event at all clever enough to know it's not good and
exhaust? Yeah, you have to have a like a
an electronic. An event has got far too many
sensors for my life. Yeah, it's, it's well, they,
they picked it up a service, they had a bloody engine
management light and a gearbox light on and like.
Gearbox malfunction, but that's standard.
But he said he went like flipping 3 miles down the road
and it was. All like and it will come back
on but it doesn't mean anything. No.
And suspension lift inhibited. Once again, that is just a
standard light, it doesn't mean anything.
I tell you what, I what light I have got and it doesn't need
doing. But he said it's expensive.
Was basically when you roll upside down the doors don't blow
off. That's what I had done in this
service that was 3200 LB. Yeah, we're not having that
done. Yeah, I rolled over.
I'm just getting. I just thought in case.
Well, when I have sold it, I thought if the guy was to die
and it was, it was proven that they said it needed doing and I
went, no, I'm going to save 3 grand, I'm not doing it.
I might get in a little bit of trouble.
Yeah, it's a lot. It's apparently it's only a
little battery. But they have to replace a whole
unit. Whole unit.
It's bollocks, I think you could just get the battery but it's.
Probably a Volkswagen battery as well, do you know?
What I mean, I think it's, I think it's like a juror cell.
Right, what we're doing, we are racing Snetterton in a couple of
weeks. Camera gate, we won't talk about
that because that's. Netherton, Alton Park.
Alton Park, Sorry, one week. God don't do with me and go to
the wrong race track. Super Car pageant is on that day
I think, so that'll be quite cool.
Can't insure the Veyron. Always good.
You can't, no. Don't need to insure.
It Oh, it's ridiculous. What do you mean what?
Are you saying on air? You want you want me to put you
in touch with my insurance guy? No, honestly.
So I'm like, right, I need to get it sorted.
Like it looks like it's all going to be good.
And they're like, Oh yeah, it's they can't insure it because
it's two cars. Now was it 2 cars?
I don't think they watched the video very well.
Honestly, I think how do these people get jobs?
Like how? Where was it?
McDonald's last week. That's.
What I'm? Saying but it's sorted now.
I think it's sorted out European prestige.
So news, news, news, news, news, news.
Welcome to this week's news. Tesla Roadsters Apparently, a
Tesla Roadster is coming. Is that what you had your
deposit on? Yeah, but apparently it's
actually happening. It's coming and within
apparently only a few weeks. And it looks like a Model 3.
In Europe as well. No.
So. So is it the same issue?
Why is it not coming to Europe? Oh, it will.
Probably in about. But not just yet.
Years. Yeah, that's.
Does anybody care? That's it, Yeah.
That's what it's supposed to be that.
Just looks like a model 3. It looks like a model 3, so
apparently that's that's what I've been told is the.
So the only difference is it's 2 door.
It's a model 3. Yeah, it's a model 3.
Basically is. It supposed to be a roadster.
You know it. Does look like yeah, that crack,
that bit comes off the top. I mean it's I'm not even
commenting on Tesla at all. European prestige, they have a
16.4. Bugatti.
Byron.
Byron 2.15 mil. Obviously it works.
And it's in one piece. And it's in one piece and it's
not 2 cars put together with Weld sticks.
They've gone in. There, Well, I don't, I don't
believe that that is the genuine value of born today.
Like again, like going back to SVJ's or scooter ears or
whatever. But once again, I mean, someone
said to me, the other someone said to me the other day, where
was I? I was at the London Concourse
yesterday and I just get, I'm just basically your PR agent.
Like everyone comes to me and goes, how's Marks Veyron getting
on? You know, So I'm like, I can't,
I can't really talk about I don't know what because I don't
know what stage you're at in what you've launched out to the
video. So I can't comment on it.
So I just say, look, Marks, I've signed an NDAI can't comment on
it. So they're like, oh, what a
mistake he made there. He made a terrible mistake,
didn't he? I said let me tell you how much
of a mistake he's made. I would probably give him
somewhere between 250 and 500,000 LB profit on his car.
So yeah, he's royally fucked up there.
And they're like, oh, oh really? Yes.
That's the thing would like now like obviously we've got a long
way to go, a long way to go, but now it's like together and move
in it was. I mean, look, that's, that's
the, that's the hardest part. Like it's definitely the worst
bit. Whatever else pops his head up
now, it's not. I mean, if you can get over
that, you can pretty much get over.
And I mean, you know, I'm not a tech, so I don't know, but I
reckon you'll probably get over everything else.
Yeah, I think so as well. I think we're we're definitely
on the on the. Well, you're on the mend.
Yeah, definitely. It's you're on the mend.
And we're like one thing so as well be able to put like a price
together on how much it cost, which I'm really excited to
know. Pascal hasn't sent us an invoice
yet. Have you deleted this is?
It for sale who? Use that.
Pascalo. Would you sell it?
No, no, no, no. Like not today.
Why? Just I'm so well, we are all so
emotionally deep, like I can't possibly not.
Do you know what? The only thing which about this
because I had a conversation with somebody else about it.
Imagine if I don't enjoy it as much as in my little head I'm
going to imagine that. I reckon, I think you've already
got your experience with that car now.
Yeah, that that connection. I think no, but what I mean is
not the connect. I think you can if you, if you
sold it to me tonight, you could still say what you went through
with. But I wouldn't want to buy it
tonight because I know it's not done and I'd want it to be done.
But I have a feeling that, you know, like I say, whatever pops
his head up to be sorted. I always remember you said that
you had it for five years and the last day you drove it was as
good as luck. Oh, the last day I remember, I
remember vividly remember the last drive I had in that car and
it just gave me the same feeling as the first drive that I had in
that car. It still blew me away just the
how fast it was, how it felt, the noise like it just it it
just still. And you know what I was, I
actually took the car to a petrol station because the guy
was coming the next day and I didn't want to be there when he
picked the car up. I just because that night I took
it for a driver, filled it up with fuel for him.
And like giving away a. Kid, you know, like your very
last drive and you know, probably not until this time.
I probably wouldn't have drove it for like 3 months, you know,
until this time. And I told you for the last
drive, filled it up and I'm at the Shell garage on the M42 and
I thought fuck it, I'll just go 1 junction down the motorway.
I mean, and then I thought to myself, this is definitely the
driver. You smashed the car up.
Do you know what I mean? One more, it's like, it's like
the last run up, you know, it's like the last run of a ski
holiday where you think, oh, we'll just go for one more run
and then you break your leg. So I thought I'd just go one
down the motor when I got on the slip road and I put my foot down
and what I've done, you know, 1000 times before and I just
burst out laughing again. And I was like, this is insane.
And then I got home and I thought I can't be here when
this guy picks the car up tomorrow because I'm just, I'm
just going to tell him you can't have it.
I'm going to say sorry mate, you can't.
You can't have it. That petrol station is the most
expensive petrol station in the world.
I think it's just because we're the showrooms 3 miles away and
they think they're bringing cars.
I mean, if no one else visited that petrol station, I would
keep it in business. It's so expensive that petrol
station and the holes, the holes round, you know where the the,
the lorry park. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah. Which one was your favorite, the
Bugatti or the Pagani if you could only have one Bugatti?
Really. I thought you can say Pagani.
I love the Pagani for what it was, but I mean it didn't.
It didn't ever give me the same feeling as the Bugatti.
What about people's reactions? Bugatti.
Not a lot of people knew what the Bugatti was.
So it's just. You turn up somewhere and people
go like, wow, that's amazing, what is it?
And what did they say when they saw Bugatti?
That's. Oh my God, it's spaghetti.
Yeah, just that name. Yeah, that's it.
They never even referred to it as a Veyron, just a Bugatti.
It's just a Bugatti, and that's what Bugatti has.
So you can have a Ferrari for 40 grand.
You go and buy a mondial of 40 grand and you drive a Ferrari.
But with a Bugatti, it's relevant which Bugatti you have
because it's a Bugatti. Furlong as they've got, I think
they I think they've sold it an EB110.
Yeah, a very, very cool car, but it's there's two.
Absolute shit box to drive. But it's the there's two
versions or. Something.
Yeah, there's. Super sport, It's a super sport.
That's a record, really record. Really like, but the Bugatti
badge is unbelievable on the front.
The yeah yeah yeah Horseshoe. It's a horseshoe.
It's like this. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
But you can tell a lot of elements from that car go into
the go into the into the Bay run.
Yeah, that's it. Yeah, it's a cool car.
It's basically been sat on top of Bay and run for a while,
right? Looks like Senna is awake.
Thank you so much for everybody for joining us.
Thanks for coming. Pleasure.
Sorry I was late. That's all right.
Thank you, Ryan. Thank you.
Thank you, darling. Thank you, Reece.
There is. I don't think there's going to
be a video Tuesday. If you're on.
This is. So there's not going to be a
video Tuesday. Yeah, because nobody answers the
phone if you have actually say it.
Now what do we need? Well, any supercar for about 60
grand. So we're going to come to your
showroom, we're going to drive your car, put probably 5 miles
on your car. You'll need to detail
afterwards, but a million people will see your showroom and for
some reason not many people want to do that.
Really. Come to my showroom.
So if. You've got anything for 50 grand
I'll. Have a look.
So let us know if if there is anybody.
I'm pretty sure I have, but yeah.
And a week we go down to furlongers next week.
So next week we'll be filming again in a mad rush to get the
video done for the Tuesday. Not next Tuesday, the following.
Tuesday. Yeah, the following Tuesday.
Senna's just woke up. She's tired, so we've got to go.
Come here, mate. Come and say goodbye to
everybody. Come.
On She's not in the mood. She feels like I do come here.
Right then, right. We'll see you a week on Tuesday
at 6:00 PM Thanks. For watching.
Thank you for tuning in. Bye bye.