Right evening. Good evening.
Hello everybody and welcome to another Thursday night action
with me and Jane. We've got Reece and then we've
got Senna. Oh, just.
Then actually. And centre, apparently.
There we go. Carl is on his way, but he's a
little bit late traffic, but hopefully he's not speeding
right. Two notes, sorry.
Two nights ago one of my worst nightmares came through.
At midnight we had a knock on the door from the police asking
to see me. Us what it's about we'll get
onto later, but first year let's talk about until Carl gets here.
Shall we talk about last the. Video the video the the bit we
missed. I feel it was the EastEnders.
Boom boom boom boom boom. And then it gets copyrighted.
Oh yeah, I forgot that. Yeah, even.
If we went. Boom boom boom.
Boom, it's probably already been copyrighted now.
You did it so well. Fair.
Enough. Fair enough.
Like, thank you so much for your support.
Like it's, it's, it's been an amazing journey so far.
The reason it ended like that was because we don't know what's
what's happening. You know, well, especially at
that time when we when we did that, but we definitely didn't
know what was happening. So I know that, you know, you
wanted to know more. Well, we didn't.
We didn't know more. Like we'd filmed everything up
to that point, looking at all the cars.
And then and it would all go in one way.
And then all of a sudden it, it took A and my God, it's took a
mighty turn, which we're really excited to tell you about, which
obviously, unfortunately is 2 weeks.
Let's quickly talk about why it's two weeks as well.
Obviously, we strive to have these amazing videos for you
guys and try to make the best content we possibly can.
And that unfortunately means now is it like everything, the
editing, the graphics, the stories, everything.
It just takes more time a lot. Of time, yeah.
And we feel that giving you guys the best and growing our channel
is by doing that not less regularly, but, and that's what
this is about, isn't it? The Thursday night thing like a,
you know, this, this is great. It's what it is.
It's good fun, it's light hearted.
You can watch it while you're having tea, whatever.
It's not banging 2 million. Video we we want to make the
best videos possible on the main channel and they take time and
that's why we always do it every other week and then in the gaps
we do the lives and 2nd channel stuff.
Yeah. And we also, we always try and
get a second channel in between, don't we?
But unfortunately that's it's just hard.
It's hard. We've worked like I work full
time. So does Jane, and then Reese and
Ryan. Sort of.
I have to have my five days off a week.
He's. Got he's got it the other way
around so well. You've you've turned into a gym
buff now, haven't? You.
Oh yeah, You've probably noticed how buff he's looking.
Yeah. As hopefully someone spotted
that getting hench. I could just honestly him and
Ryan can just imagine him at the gym.
Or the green dot? No, no, no.
Have you shaved your chest hair yet?
It gives you a 6 pack. No, no, no.
Wrong. No, not like Father Christmas.
It's like. Me in the last video I was like
ho ho. Ho Merry.
Christmas, as you can see, we have our special guest.
Yeah. So while we wait for Carl,
anything coming in? Well, me and Jane had an
encounter the other day with the police.
Oh yes. Yeah, we.
Took us through. That we did.
So it was a very exciting day for Reece really because it was
the day before he picked up his new car.
But cut Long story short, we left home.
First thing we see is a van that smashed into another car and
like there was nobody else around.
So me and Reece stopped as you do, tried to ring through for
the emergency. Service filmed and then left.
Yeah, yeah, it was awful. So I rang 999 from the car, got
put through to a handler on guessing who basically said that
because of my location, she could see where I was calling
from. I'd come through to the wrong
police force. How does that work?
Then I don't know. I'm guessing it automatically,
when you dial 999, it automatically allocates you to
Worcester or West Midlands or Metropolitan, wherever you are.
It connects you to your local police force.
And obviously it had done technically the wrong one
because we must have been near a border of some description and
she just said she couldn't help us.
Basically and. Then I'll put you through to
this one, no? She said because the handler had
already disconnected her, she'd have to put the phone down and
we'd have to call 999 again. But surely you're going to get
the same process? That's what I thought, so I
called 999 again. Meanwhile, there's.
Like waste of resources. Somebody limping round, somebody
groaning like smokes out of an engine.
It wasn't good, got put back through.
Luckily we got back through to the right one this time, didn't
we? But it was a good 25 minutes,
half an hour before the emergency services turned off.
And was the lady was pretty bad, wasn't she?
She was, she was conscious thankfully and I do hope she's
OK. No doubt she was in a lot of
pain because all the airbags had gone off inside a car.
Love an airbag going off I. Would but there was nothing left
of the front of the van, was there?
Like like the way the cars were, obviously without seeing it, but
you'd you'd assume the crash was one way, but the way the actual
crash happened was completely the way it was that hard that
like that she got hit so hard by this van that the car, it wasn't
in a logical place. So it went straight across the
crossroads and I guess without giving away, so just didn't know
it was there. No, couldn't have known it was
there just. Yeah.
What's the chances of getting it though?
That's fairly low, isn't it? Yeah, but.
That's got to be the worst, isn't it?
When you're just minding your own business and you don't even
see it coming, just bang. You can't brace yourself or
tense any of your muscles or anything.
It just happens so quick. You must get injured more that
way, not knowing it's come in. Do you reckon though?
I think so. I don't know ever like not
knowing because when I used to crash my motocross bike a lot,
when I used to see it coming, I used to tense and I think that's
what used to. I was really bad at crashing and
I feel like if I'd have like chilled out and savoured the
moment less things would have broke.
But seatbelts hurt, don't they? Like the bruises that you can
get on your chest from a seat belt.
I've never been in like a. My mum and dad have and I can
remember it years ago and like mum had literally got a line
going across the boob. Well, I'd say boobs.
Boobs, that was. Don't you start.
Yeah, I've never. I've always fancied an airbag
going off. I have.
I don't mean to change the subject, but before this one
gets lost, somebody's commented about the end of the last vlog
and the boom boom boom boom boom boom and they want to know Or
they said I thought the boom boom at the end of EastEnders
was Reese's mum falling down the stairs.
It's probably the shoes of all the blokes.
Oh, lovely. Somebody's actually asking if
they can have a signed picture of your mum as well.
Raise. No, no they can't.
Why are we allowed to talk about her Instagram account or not?
She has yes. If you want to follow her, it's
called the under score. Real under score.
Reese unscore mom. She's we've got her to start
her, start an Instagram account. Is there really a live?
Is there a profile picture there's?
A profile picture but no posts yet.
She's going to get scrimped out and take some pictures by the
cars. But did he?
Did he find his titty ribs? In in in a swimming costume or
not? Hopefully not.
Oh, that's so funny. So what is it?
The under score reel under score Reese.
Under score Mom. Why has she gone with Reel then?
I'm guessing there's a few fakes out there.
A few Reese's mum pays. That's absolutely brilliant.
See Harry Gregory. Can I have a signed picture of
Reese's mum please? He's actually paid £1.99.
Stop paying. Yeah, stop paying.
We don't need, no don't need to pay, right?
What have we been doing? I had an amazing day.
On what day? What day did I go to Donnington?
Monday. Monday.
So Monday through my friend from KEX, Ed Warren, I got invited to
meet MASH Tag. How you putting it up there?
You go, that's your whip. So I, we did a race basically
for mash tags Mark 2 channel, which I think is called more
mash tag tag. I think 2.0 or something.
So that's going to be on there. So basically we each had a sort
of, well he had his panda and I had a low budget £300 Peugeot
one O 7 and we did a lap time around Donington to see he was
fastest. Not going to ruin it.
OK but there was 1 clear winner. How many times you've been
around Donington? I did say to him like I I had
100 less CC because I knew it was going to be an unfair
advantage. Could you?
Not put him in the car with you first to go around though and
say like do this. Do that.
There wasn't my video, I wasn't in charge, so the the first lap
was just going around individually timed and then he
came in with me to try and sort of like that, give him some or
give him give me some pointers if he was faster because we
don't know who was faster yet. But yeah, hashtag like we love
his videos, don't we? He's amazing.
Proper amazing. So, so funny, right?
So it's about have you ever been in trouble with the police?
No, not where I've been found guilty.
No, I've been falsely accused of many things.
Did you like my little CD clip I sent to you the other day?
Yes, I did. I did.
No DVD DVD. Should we, should we get in with
him as I get into the police? I have got one question.
You know your Bugatti Veyron thing where you say the police,
why did you pull me over? And it says yes, yes, because I
let you. Did you actually say that?
Yes, you did. Yeah.
So how?
Right? So how?
And I didn't make that meme, obviously.
What happened was when when I got pulled over, it was day one
of owning the Veyron first day. It was the 1st 20 minutes, I
think. I think exactly that's the
point, right? Right.
So the point is I'm in a traffic jam on Hyde Park Corner.
I've picked the car up from Bugatti service in Acton, which
is in North London. I drove the car to Hyde Park.
I was going to Harrods, drove it to Hyde Park Corner.
I'm in a traffic jam. Next thing you hear the police
car and there's obviously always police cars in and around
London. So it's it's sirens are going
off. So it's no one can move
anywhere. Where can you move?
So I'm trying to get out the way.
As I'm trying to get out the way, he's pulled in behind me
and he's like pull over. OK, so pulled over.
So I don't know what the problem is here.
And he came no seat. Belt no Try play.
He came over and I was, I was a bit pissed off because I'd
literally just bought my dream car.
I'd had it for 20 minutes. I hadn't even got to the
destination I was going to yet and someone was trying to piss
on my parade. So he come to the window and
I'll tell you what I am when I've done something wrong.
I am all yes Sir. No Sir. 3 bags full Sir.
I'm sorry, it won't happen again.
But now he's taking up two minutes of your time.
But when I haven't done something wrong, I can be a bit
of an asshole, believe it or not.
And, and he, he just pulled me over.
He said, I do know why we pulled you over.
And at this point, obviously you know what the car spotters are
like in London. There's just so many and within
seconds they've just, there was so many surrounding the car
because I'd posted, I was leaving Bugatti London.
Like I just posted, this is my new, this is my new car.
I'm heading into London. So though everyone's kind of
ready to take a picture of the car.
So they're all there and somebody heard me say, they
said, do you know why? We've know why we've stopped
you. And I said, yeah, because I let
you. And then and then he said,
excuse me? I said, what's the problem?
Well, we're just checking on the insurance.
Is the car's not coming up as insured.
I was like, it is there's my insurance certificate, can you
step out the car? So I said no.
So they said well we're going to.
So my wife's like just just don't cause a problem, just get
out of the car. So I got out of the car and 30
minutes later I still don't know why he pulled me over and he
still hasn't told me. So I said, look, I haven't got
time for this. I'm going to Harrods.
We can continue this conversation in Harrods if you
like. So she said you can't leave.
I said I'm under arrest. No, no, no, you're not under
arrest. OK So I got in the car, drove to
Harrods, they followed me and I parked the car up and walked
into Harrods and then they never followed me.
They never said nothing. Can we deal while I'm done?
Nothing. And they wouldn't even tell me
what they'd pull me over. For we don't know till this day.
Still don't know? Wow.
Yeah. So we had a bit of an
experience. Should we go onto it?
What? What have you been up to?
You're you're like we had a horrible two nights ago 11:45 me
and Jane were fast asleep in. The land of Nod and.
I won't be able to hear this though, will they?
So yes. Oh well.
So shall I roll this? Roll the clip.
This is outside your house or this is the police.
Don't ask me the answer for me. Hello.
Hi, it's the police, We've got a quick chat.
Quarter. Yeah, apologies.
I'll explain to you when I see you if that's OK.
You're obviously thinking very badly.
Yeah, no problem. What's that about?
It's in relation to a road traffic conclusion I'm
investigating. Just need to have a quick chat
to somebody please. OK, no problem.
So yes, and I was crying. I was absolutely like, honestly,
I've can honestly say I've never been so scared in my life and
I've been in some situations because this.
You're thinking of all your family at this point or
whatever. I'll be honest, I thought I'd
hurt somebody. I thought like I knew I hadn't
had road rage, I hadn't hit anybody.
I hadn't crashed into anybody. But so then I'm thinking if I
didn't know about it, it's got to be a cyclist or a pedestrian.
I'm sure like I've got like, I've like, this has got to be
bad, you know, for them to be at our house.
There's two police cars outside, mind.
I would be thinking when he said a road traffic collision, I'd be
thinking Oh my God, my brother, my sister, my mum, my dad,
they've been in an accident. That thought didn't.
Even that was going to be fatal. Why?
Because you didn't? Yeah, that that's immediately.
Because only bad news happens in the middle of the night.
Yeah, like at that time, because when Jane said it's the police
and she saw the thing, I was like, Oh my God.
And then when he said that, because obviously with some of
the videos we do like we're speaking to people who are
wanted by the police and we've always had that thought that
someday maybe somebody's going to cut push, you know, push the
front door in or whatever and want footage.
And obviously whenever we do these videos, we're extremely
careful with the video gets made, the footage gets
destroyed. A lot of time we couldn't even
recognise who they are anyway. Sometimes we do, but you know,
so the stuff get. So you thought it was that,
didn't you? When I when I when I told you
the next Jane, obviously you saw the witness that crash up the
road. But obviously I've got I've
heard all this and at that stage then I've walked down the stairs
knowing that there's two police cars and four policemen here for
me. Yeah.
So if you run the clip of what happened next, so that's it.
It's over there at the front of the house on the right.
So then they've they've obviously come in.
And then so you can see there's two, there's no mark cop, I
shouldn't say cop car or not cop car.
So I've come across. Small issue.
And so they're looking at the G Wagon.
So they're checking out the G Wagon my.
Car. So.
I knew I'd be tied into this one way.
Two years ago, this car went. So I've come down the stairs,
opened the door to I saw the lady with the torch on the car.
So then I knew then it was Jane's G wagon was the problem
and not not me. We'd been out that night and
Jane had been in the G wagon. So like I was thinking like, Oh
my God, what the hell is going on?
This is like really, really bad. They both had their thing
running and cautioned me there and there for what?
So cautioned me saying you have the right to range, like
anything you do say maybe giving in evidence.
And I'm thinking what the hell? Like honestly, I was shaking
like because I honestly thought I'd kill somebody.
I thought like I've done something really bad.
Then they said it was the G wagon had been involved in a hit
and run. So I was like, she's up there.
And no speaking English. So, so then obviously then, then
Jane came down and like, then I thought, like, what's going to
happen to you? I thought, you know, like, we're
a family. Do you want me or a unit?
And like Jane is like part of that.
And I'm thinking I don't know how to work the washing machine.
OK, so I mean, what are you going?
To do I don't know how to I'm not quite sure where the
cookers. I don't know where starvation.
I don't know where half the stuff is, so we've now made a
rotor of everything so that just in case, just in case it's a
good planet. But then they wanted to see.
Basically we just had to prove that our car was not in the
headless like in Redditch at 7:10.
So AG Wagon was involved in a hit and run.
I can't believe they've turned up at your house at that time, I
think to ask you that question. You're telling me it couldn't
have been the? Next day, that was because the
person who they've hit is really, really bad.
Seriously injured. Ohh really?
Oh it wasn't or they hit a person, not a car.
I. Think they've hit somebody on
their E by? Well, we didn't know at that
point, did we? What was they just the time?
Serious. Collision of which there's
injuries and they wanted us to prove that like the car had been
parked on the drive at the time of the incident.
So Mark's looking back through the CCT.
There, shaking like a. Flip.
Like they're asking me where I've been.
I couldn't even remember what I'd done.
And then you automatically feel like you have done something.
Yeah, but. Yeah, don't you?
It's terrible. But like, we're not just
admitting to it. Yeah.
Oh, I can't believe it. But when I look at that footage
now, it makes me feel bad again because like, honestly, that
walk down the stairs, I knew I'd done something like, you know
what it's like when when I'm driving, I'm proper on autopilot
because I, I do a lot of driving and I feel like I'm like natural
driver. You don't.
Think about it. Much no, I'm not there looking
at staring at steering wheel. It just happens and I get from A
to B. It's not like I'm like not
concentrating. It's just I'm at once.
Just just. I just do it and then I think to
myself like is that worse or better than concentrating really
hard? I'm not.
I'm not sure but I've never eaten anything up to now.
But I'm honestly thinking. I've probably kept like this.
This is the end of me because I've killed somebody and I but
because of like, it was quite obvious.
It was extremely serious, massively serious, you know,
did. They find out who was.
They're they're so basically was somebody in AG wagon, a black G
wagon apparently and they've the person.
Hopefully they're well, we don't know exactly.
This is the the news report. We don't know.
We found this today. So somebody's been knocked off
an E bike. It's a hit and run.
Obviously the G wagon's done. One we don't know obviously in
this poor. Person to get hit by you don't
really want to know G. Wagon G Wagon versus.
E bike. E bike.
There's only one winner there. Yeah.
So we don't exactly know what this the full story is, but
obviously it was. And then, you know, you can
understand why they knocked on the door at that time and I
absolutely no problem whatsoever.
You know, they're just doing their job trying to find out
who's maybe killed some innocent.
So they haven't got this What? This is what confused, well, not
doesn't confuse me, but this is what surprises me is they
haven't got the regs number of the car because if they did have
the regs number of the car, they'd went to the person's
address who the car was registered to, which wouldn't
have been your address. But obviously the local police
around the area have gone. Oh, I know who's got a black G
wagon. No, I think I know.
I think, I think I know why. So I think our car has pinged an
A and PR to be driving around the local area at that time
because we were around the local area an hour before, well 50
minutes before the accident. So I think when they may be
checked they've gone. There was AG Wagon and it was
registered to Mark McCann at this address.
That's what we think anyway. That's.
Although that wasn't a nice experience, I'd take it, you
know, we just went straight back to bed after.
That yeah. Do you imagine?
Did you sleep or 95 past two 3:00 we're still light.
Wow. And even like honestly now, even
when I watch it now, it make it gives me that same feeling
because honestly, no, no, I know I've said it.
I've never been so scared walking because I'm thinking if
I have killed somebody, that's me done.
Oh yeah. Because like, like I've got for
me not to have noticed somebody and hit somebody, I've obviously
been doing something else and not doing what I'm supposed to
be doing. So I thought.
And also, like I say, it's one of them cars that you know, you,
you, you could hit a person or a child and not know about it.
Yes, you know, it's, it's a tank, isn't it?
It wasn't me anyway. It definitely.
Have you got? Have you had the all clear yet?
I've had the all clear. Oh, there you go.
I know I drive with tunnel vision.
Last time I'll be going to Redditch on a Saturday night.
But I'm I'm driving around and I'm doing like the scoring at
the minute and I'm getting paranoid that people are looking
at me like she's a. She's AE bike hit and runner.
But like, people have been sending me that clip from like
people who I know have been sending that clip saying you're
in trouble, you're in trouble, you're in trouble because
obviously they know we've got AG Wagon.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. So people in the local area I
know are sending me messages. Saying and you're actually not
finding it funny when they send it to you.
Honestly, it was like it was. Because it's, you know, yeah, I
know what you mean. It was.
Oh well, that wasn't a good experience.
No, no, but luckily. Were the police officers OK?
They were brilliant. Oh, were they good.
Yeah, really polite and like, you know, because they knew who
who we were anyway, so they were absolutely sound.
And as soon as we proved that it wasn't us, and rightfully they
should come and ask us. Do you know what I mean?
And then I said no. And then they said really sorry
for waking you up. Appreciate your time.
Bye. Yeah.
Off we go to the next family that has AG Wagon.
Yeah, so they were going to quite a few houses that night to
like which they obviously I don't know whether it was G
wagon owners or G wagers which had been moving in the local
area, but yeah, that was hell of a wake up.
On what day was this? This was Tuesday night.
Tuesday night. So Wednesday was a tough, long
day. Yeah.
Smokey, 1970 says wanting your wife to be locked up to avoid
buying carpets is a step too far.
Is it? That is it honestly, like I've
never been so relieved. But even still, when when I knew
it wasn't us, I'm still thinking, are they going to come
back? Double check no one wants a
knock on the door from the police.
Whether you've done something wrong or you haven't, you know
it's just. Like you say that, it's never
good news that time of night, is it?
It's the first thing I'd have been thinking that time of night
is somebody's dead, like somebody who is close to me is
dead. And especially when they left it
open as it's involving a road traffic collision, I'd be like,
oh, I, I actually couldn't have answered the door.
I couldn't, I physically couldn't have got myself down
the stairs. But truly I put my trouser on,
you know, it's like at that time of night as well sometimes if
you need a way that sorted itself.
You know, you could have been, you could have been involved in
another form of. Activity.
Another accident. Another collision.
So yeah, I put my tracksuit trousers on my coat and then.
They just commented when I saw the title they thought I'd
resort to stealing some carpets. Yeah.
So anyway, right, should we go to we'll talk about that A.
Bit more sorry, breaking news the cyclist was delivering.
Welcome, Matt. We can't joke about him yet
because we don't know it. Could be her anyway.
Yeah, news please, Ryan, please. Welcome to this week's news.
Right, I'm going in with the big stuff.
First begins with AB Bugatti K No FKP homage, one off unveiled
as A1578 brake horsepower Sheeran based retro Veyron
tribute. How much?
Bugatti make up their own prices as we know, don't we?
Do you know what it is? Don't know what it, of course I
do, I've seen it all day. How much?
Oh, don't know how much. I would say it's 20 million
euros, 00. I'll get you one for that.
That much 1010, yeah. Is it a one-on-one or is it?
Yeah, it'll be a one-on-one. Just one person.
For one fella, it's got an Odemar PK watch in the dash the.
Watch the watches. The watches.
Snowden IP is it? Yeah.
It's probably on split second minute repeater.
So is it? Have they been made for
somebody? I wonder who is getting it.
If anybody knows, let us know. Do you know?
Is it you? I can nod, confirm, nod.
And I at this point, is it you? Do you, Do you know since you
launched? And obviously, I, I, I, I'm not
going to let any more information out of this, but I
have been absolutely spammed off my head since the video went
live. Ridiculous.
I mean, I'm going to have to make my, my, my Instagram
private randomers think like, I know them really well and I'll
just tell them. Do you know what I mean?
They're like, so come on. What's Mark bought?
Has he bought this? Has he bought that?
A few people are like moaning because you.
Expect me to say like, Oh yeah, well mate, we've never met, but
I'll just tell you. Yeah, we've had a lot of
complaints that you actually sold to Bugattis and not to
Mark. Which I, which I think is like I
said, I've said as well, like you're a business.
I had the chance to buy that car off you.
Yep. And.
And it wasn't like I just left you and never chased you up.
Yeah, yeah. You know, I had that chance.
Even let you. Drive it.
Yeah. And like, like you said, you're
a business and I more than had enough opportunity to buy that
car off you and we chose not to, which obviously turned into a
mistake. And then yeah, you you selfishly
sold the second one. Well, the second one was
absolutely out of order and selfish on my behalf.
Well, what we found, the black one was actually really cheap.
Yeah, we found that out now. The black 1 was.
Really. Oh, cheers. 1.35 sounded a lot
of money two weeks ago and now you realise.
That yeah, now you realise that car.
I wish I'd have bought that car. It's like the the the cheapest 1
now is like 1.51.6. Can't believe you didn't say
something. Yes.
OK, do you know what? It's funny how the the human
mentality works. So two days.
I've got two cars in stock at the minute, 1 is a Ferrari 599
GTO and the other is a Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradarling.
Both very rare cars, both very good examples.
And I've had both cars for a few months and I've had a few
enquiries, a few sniffs, but no one's been close to putting
their hand in the pocket, right? So of recent times, there's been
a few car auctions around the world, some in America, some in
Europe, and the equivalent cars have sold for way more than what
I'm advertising my cars for. So I thought, you know what,
screw it, I'm taking the cars off sale.
They're not for sale. I might sell them in six months,
maybe, I might not. They're good investments.
They're only going one way. They're about to make a a jump.
They're off sale. Never told anybody, never posted
anything that I'm taking it off sale.
Just quietly, discreetly took them off the web.
I sold the 599 GTO tonight. The guy called me up.
He's like, I can't believe you sold the GTO.
I was like well actually I haven't sold it.
I've just took it off sale. Why have you took it off sale?
Well, because I think there's probably 75 to 100 grand uplift
in the next 6 months. So I'm going to take advantage
of the uplift. And he's like, Carl, please sell
it to me. Let me buy it.
Let me buy it.
So that's the human brain, isn't?
It so I was like, so then I'm like, I'm in a weird situation
because you know what I'm like if I make a decision, then I
always normally stick by my decision because I am a gambler.
I gamble. So if I wouldn't, I don't care.
I've made a decision. Stubborn asshole.
Yeah, exactly. And you could call it that if
you want to. Anyway, he twisted my arm
tonight and I I sold it. But I mean, I've had the car for
four months, I've never taken a phone call and all I've done for
four months is call everybody up that I know might be interested
in that car and tell them how cheap it is.
Tell them this is the car you should buy.
This is the next car. Trust me, trust me, trust me.
No one's hooked me up on the offer and the as soon as I took
it off sale guy literally picked up the phone tonight.
Never even like hesitated. I he had a part exchange and
we'd done a good deal, but like he was like, yeah, yeah, I've
got to have it, I've got to have it.
Yeah, crazy. The human mind that if we put
that Veyron back up, do you know what?
What? What's good about this?
Do you know? I've got to do it manually.
Oh, Senna's gone to the toilet. Sorry when this is what I I got
invited to the. Lawn.
I mean, that's better looking than a Sheeran.
Yeah, that's beautiful. It is beautiful.
Well, I got invited to have a, what was it called?
A what did the Lamborghini do? The count ash?
Well, I got offered a count ash replacement, but I got there
expecting to see a count ash like in Yeah, yeah.
And I saw a was it? Would it have been Aventador?
It's an Aventador. It's an Aventador.
It was an Aventador. Yeah, of course it was not in
the route. So it was an Aventador.
But, but I know this because I may or may not have one coming
in next week. Oh well, it's got a flux
capacitor. What does that mean?
I have no idea, but that's the only difference between between
that and an event of a bit of electric.
Yeah, it's got a flux capacitor. The only time I've ever heard of
a flux capacitor before was on back to the.
Future to the future, Yeah, I was just going to say that.
So when I like I didn't have the money anyway because it was like
1.52. .2. It was or something like that.
2.3 actually with UK taxes paid. Is that what it was?
Obviously didn't have the money. I thought I did.
I didn't, but I was. But I was really disappointed
that what it looked like because I was expecting something well.
It didn't look like a contest at all.
Not in any way, shape or form, no.
That looks like a Bugatti Veyron.
It's but it looks like. Is that the actual colour way?
Yeah, that that car's built. That's that's.
So those are. That's not a clan.
That car was built now. It's finished and it's done.
In. Those colours do you think?
Yeah, in that colour. Because that looks like it's got
like a burnt orange stroke. Red.
And wrap it black. It will be a tan interior, I
think. I think they've done it in that
colour because that was the launch colour for the Veyron two
times, red and black. Was it tan interior?
That's definitely it. Then we can there's pictures of
the the seats isn't there? Like different different.
Yeah, it's like a monogram on the seat.
Yeah, really, really, really. Cool.
I had a sheer on. I had a sheer on Super Sport.
No, a sheer on sport. And it was a special edition
called God. I don't know what it was called
now. It was it was one of nine cars,
Les arrow something or other anyway, and that had on the door
cards had an engraved, you know, Spitfire and and and that it was
amazing, absolutely amazing. Yeah, the the the money next bit
right news. New news Yeah, Apollo Evo is a
skeletonized supercar with a 6.3 litre V12.
Just 10 examples, 2.7 million. It's a car, isn't it?
Wow. I like.
It so is that a gumbo Apollo? Have you ever had a gumbo tin?
No, I always wanted a gumbo. Apollo.
Really. That's a snow plow on the front
though, isn't it? That's a little bit in the
middle for me, that is, I'm not sure about that.
I mean, it's it's. If they've got beef with cyber
trucks, Jesus Scott here. That's it.
I mean it's. Like what's that big V thing
underneath the? Door.
That's when the door closes. That'll be like an air intake
that goes like aerodynamics. I know what you mean.
It looks weird when the doors are closed, isn't it?
Yeah. It's pointy, hasn't Hamilton
Collection. He's got an Apollo, hasn't he?
I think yeah, a gumbo Apollo SI always wanted.
Right auto car 2026 best car awards for SUV all.
Right quick. Obviously.
Wins, obviously. Number one.
Number one, should we go in reverse order?
Too late. Oh, OK, now #1 Range Rover
Sport. That's wrong.
Well, it could have been a defender.
Doesn't matter anything. Land Rover is not is not the.
Best second place BM WX5? That's also wrong.
And coming in hot 3rd a Dashia Duster.
Who? What pole?
Who's in charge of who wins this pole?
This is ridiculous. How?
How do you win? What's the credentials you've
got to have? And then a Land Rover Defender.
Don't get me started. Right update on the land over
defenders, please. OK, so Land Rover have pulled
their finger out their backside. Well, half pulled it out and
they managed to sell me a new one.
So, so I've actually, I've actually parted with more money.
The guy you've done this, I've actually offered him a job at
mine because he somehow got me out of my defender into a 40
grand more expensive defender. How somebody so intelligent?
I know don't it was so. So for those who don't know, you
had a defender that never worked.
That's correct. It's a terrible.
Car 2. Defenders 2.
Defenders. Never worked, lost loads of
money cast up on the side of the road.
So in retaliation to the brand you.
I bought another one. That'll teach you.
Don't piss me off again. So they had the off 1 back.
No, no they haven't. So you still own them?
So now I have 3. Do any do they all work at the
minute? No, the one that is broken is
still broken. I didn't even park.
It sounds worse when you say it out loud.
Doesn't. It it does right?
There's quite a few people asking when's your podcast?
Oh yeah, when they start. Starting.
So the we're going to launch it every Wednesday.
I'm trying to keep away from everybody who has days on
YouTube. 6:00 PM on a Tuesday. Yeah, so I'm going to do a
Wednesday, but the first episode, which is with Tristan
Tate, is going live on the 25th of January, which is Sunday this
Sunday, Yeah. And then we're going to do every
Wednesday from from there on in. Wow.
Yeah. And I'm going to break something
to you that I haven't told you already.
We're going to do a special episode.
If you subscribe to our channel, we're going to pick 30
subscribers. Those 30 subscribers get to come
to the showroom, have a private tour around the showroom, and
watch a live podcast that we film with me, Rob Moore and Mark
McCann. Are we doing it live at the?
You're doing it live at at the showroom.
Oh, that's good. That's great.
So. I'll give you the date for that
and you're our special, special featured guest.
Oh. Wow, That's brilliant.
Thank you. Yeah.
I'm particularly looking forward to Carl Hartley and Tristan
type. Yeah.
No, we got on. We get on quite well.
Actually, right when I watched the clip the other day and I
think one of you said that it like this person, you're never
going to guess who it is. Do we know who that is now?
No. Oh, we still don't know who it
is. That's that's a super, super
duper surprise. Right.
OK. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So we still don't know. That, yeah, that cannot be
disclosed. What's what's the podcast going
to be called? Cars and money.
So we have an Instagram, an Instagram page that gives out
reels and clips of different people.
How's that going? It's.
Going good. I mean, you know, it's we, we,
we've strung it out as long as we can string it out for with
the teasers. People are starting to get a
bit, you know, frustrated now they want to watch the episodes.
But yeah, we've got probably 20,000 followers very, very
quickly when obviously we've got no subscribers yet because we
haven't launched the YouTube channel, which we will on the
25th. So can you not launch it and get
subscribers anyway? It did not work like.
That Rob Rob's dealing with the the YouTube side of things as.
Could have done? Yeah.
Could. Have done well, maybe they have
already, maybe they have already have a look on YouTube to see if
it's just called cars and money. So we're going to put everyone
in a prize draw to to be randomly picked.
We're going to pick 30 subscribers.
They get a private tour of the showroom.
You know, drink, snacks, food. Do they get travelling as well?
Travelling expenses. They don't get travelling
expenses. There is there is a YouTube
channel. There is a YouTube channel live
right now. There you go, you know more.
Than there you come out and call any subscribers. 2690. 22 nearly
3000 already happy. To well, I don't know, is that a
lot? Massive.
OK, so. Obviously.
When it goes live and then we're going to do 1.
But we've got some, we've got some great guests, you know,
podcasts. They, they, they, I mean,
they're most, they're mostly 2 1/2, three hours long.
And we just couldn't cut them any shorter.
You know, these people have such great car collections, such
great stories. So are they going to be that
long on the like? Are they are they on YouTube?
Yeah, it will be a 2 hour podcast.
Minimum two hours really. I mean, we've tried to condense
it down as much as we can, but. Should get mine done in half
hour, shouldn't we? There's there's, there's the
people that we've had on have got an insane collection.
Some people are big public figures, celebrities, other
people are not known. At all.
No social media profile but have hidden collections that you
wouldn't even. I see Mark was on there, which
was. Yeah, Mark was on there.
Mark's one of them people. You know, if you know him, you
know him. If you don't know him, you'll be
blown away by his cars, his stories, the history that he has
with cars, the history that me and him have together dealing
with each other and I, I. Remember him telling me once how
many cars he sold a day and it was like.
Oh, his company was 1000 a week. Yeah, 1000 cars a week.
It's unbelievable. A. 1000 Finance applications.
1000 invoices. 1000 part exchanges. 1000 A thousand cars.
505 hundred problems when they've taken away and all.
Imagine how many awkward customers.
That must be especially in the bracket that the cars that he's
selling, the car supermarket bracket, you know, they're not
new cars. Yeah, they're going to go.
Wrong. They are going to go wrong.
Of course. They're ten to five years old
and. He doesn't know where they come
from either. It's not like it's his car he's
owned. A lot of them come from BCA or
places like that, so, you know, it's, yeah.
I mean, his stories are fantastic.
His show's going to be. Great, I like it, but I like his
whole. He's very down to earth, he's
very honest. Yeah, nice, nice.
He. Has nothing to hide about.
You know how much money he's earned, which he's very proud
of. Just says it.
What, what he's done, you know, in, in regards to made good and
bad decisions in in in investing in cars.
You know how much is also lost. Yeah, yeah, he's, he's, he's a
great addition to, to the, to the podcast, really.
It's cool because that's like Mark from Wales.
And then there's like the taper. Of it and and you know we go
there's another level again yeah so it's is it the Pope?
No, John Paul's only got 1 car. I think John Paul went a long
time ago, didn't they? But a few John Pauls and they've
been out. The ones too.
I didn't call John Paul. What the hell, JP?
If you. Know, JP, there's one bit more
news. Electric Cullinan, what we're
thinking about that then? I think.
Mitzi having one. Have you seen Mitzi's new
Cullinan? Yes, it looks beautiful.
How come? Another yet another one?
Why? Because I went out on Thursday
night with a friend of mine and he bought hers.
Oh, that's one of the ones they took tonight, but surely you're
going to lose money on that. Probably.
I don't know, maybe. Do do Cullens go for overs now
or not? No, don't go for overs.
No, no, no, no. They go for, they go.
They're under list. But do you buy them?
That one list 20,000 LB urban kit on it.
Do you buy them from under for under list though?
Can you get? You can you can get a deal on
the rolls. Yeah, you can get a deal on.
Yeah, yeah. That's just how it is.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I sold her car on a Thursday
and then on the Friday I I had to find her another.
One, OK, let me let me just talk you through this.
OK, So when you're out on Thursday night and you've sold
her car, at that stage, does she know that you've sold her car?
Never had a clue until the new one arrived.
Brilliant. Or he didn't even tell her.
No I don't know with the last four colonins just have notices
when the the colour is different otherwise she don't notice.
I've got to tell this story. I don't know if I've done
anything if I said it on here, mate.
Darb, his friend had Oh God, I wish I knew What Car it was, but
it was like a Subaru. No, no, sorry, a Toyota Super or
something like that or a Nissan GTR.
And he had his missus like he had a white 1.
He had four cars which he kept swapping and changing.
He had to have exactly the same spec and a private Reg, and she
never ever knew he'd had a new car.
But you know what I don't understand?
I had the situation in the showroom the other day and I'm
going to get a lot of hate for this.
I shouldn't really say it, but fuck it, don't get in.
So. So this guy came to the showroom
to buy himself a 50th birthday present.
Obviously worked hard, wanted to treat himself.
It was his first supercar. Really.
Yeah. On his 50th.
It was a goal. It was a target that he wanted
to hit. That's amazing what he probably
made when he was, you know, 35. You know, I want to buy.
I want to when his business started doing good.
By the time I'm 50, I want to have a Ferrari.
So he's come to buy a Ferrari. He's not 50, for another.
Month, not the 8th one too, is. It no, he wants to buy.
He wants to buy a Ferrari. He's come.
He love. I mean, he loves the car.
Love. It.
I've gone for a drive. It's so much nicer in real life
than what it is on the pictures. I can't believe how nice the
spec is. I can't believe how nice the
condition is. I absolutely love it.
So I said, right, fantastic. I said, come on, let's do some
paperwork. He said, well, yeah, I just need
to call the missus first. So I said, OK, so he's gone into
the other room. He's called his missus comeback.
He said, look, I'm not going to do anything as we speak.
He said, because, you know, I just want to go home and have a
chat with missus. So I said, OK.
I said why? Because he's told me this story,
his his journey has been 15 years long or 50 years long
rather. He's told me his whole journey.
He can't believe that he's finally here and he he wanted to
buy it from. Us and he loves it and.
He loves it, everything's great. And he's like, no, no, no.
You know, I just, I just got to just got to try and convince
her. So, so why he says he actually
couldn't answer me. He couldn't say, well, because
of this, this and that, he was just like, well, I just, I've
just got to. So I said, well, where does she
think you are today? He's like, oh, no, she knows I'm
coming here. So hang on a minute.
She knows I couldn't get, I couldn't get.
He got uncomfortable in the end because this guy then kind of
felt ashamed of. Himself.
It's like the policeman in in London I.
Felt ashamed of himself. At this point he's like, look, I
don't know why I have to go home and run this by my wife, OK?
But I've been married for 25 years and I've got to go home
and run it to my wife. I was OK.
Any Long story short, the next day he came back and he bought
the car and everything was fine. But she came back as well.
And he she had to, he had to have her approval for his
lifelong goal. And how?
That he paid for. Was was he right to be scared of
her when you saw her? No, she was lovely.
She was lovely, she was fine. I'd say that because they might
be watching. I usually work at a car
dealership and I remember a gentleman came down to buy a
BMW440I. He bought the car and he was
really happy with it and his wife spent an hour complaining
about like every little scratch on the car.
And everything. And the dirt.
All the time. And he was, he was super happy
and she just wouldn't let him leave with his car because of a
few scratches on it. I, I just, you know, it's, and
you know what, normally 9 times out of 10 when this person makes
the phone call, it didn't happen on this time.
But nine times out of 10, because this is quite a, a, a,
you know, a frequent thing that happens, 9 times out of 10, the
guy, I make a big deal about how he's got to run it by his wife.
Got to ask my wife, got to ask my wife.
He calls his wife and she goes, love, I don't care.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Why?
I'm not interested. I don't even know What Car it
is. I don't, I'm not bothered.
I don't care. Why are you calling me?
I'm leaving you any. You know, I don't know why they
make such a like. I don't, I don't know.
I don't know. I don't ask for permission, I
seek forgiveness, don't I? Like Jane, if you were going to
buy some carpets, would you say, hang on a minute?
Just need to, Just need to because I know you want some
carpets. No, I wouldn't exactly there.
You go. There you go.
I wouldn't dare go and look without having marks of proof.
Oh, really? She's not allowed her phone.
She's not allowed to. She's not allowed.
She's never. I remember the ones remember
when you picked up that remote control, the ones when you tried
to turn turn the telly over. Yeah, I had a black.
Eye never again. That was it.
No. Your place exactly.
It's worked so far, isn't it? Don't answer.
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A giant ordered a pizza. It's pineapple.
Is that what you have to? Is that what you have to say?
What? No, you asked for Angela, don't
you? I know you're not supposed to
say it yet all. The time in women's toilets in
the No. Don't say anything because don't
think men are supposed to know, are they?
I think that's a women's girls thing.
Oh. You're going to break the code
here. Yeah, nearly.
Single handedly spoil the woman. 'S They've absolutely outed the
female culture. It's just typical of me that is.
Do you not think why it's only in women's toilets?
Let's move on. Let.
Me find your subject. This is the car channel.
Joe says blink twice for help. Can we Oh no, better not say go
to the Ryan just bring it back in.
Can we go to the comments please?
Ryan this. Week's funniest comments.
What's this week doing? No, this is the comments now 11
I want to put out just sometimes you know you with a lot of
amazing viewers, supporters, subscribers, followers,
sometimes you have a message and it's proper inspiration.
You think all that effort we put into it and everything and this
is one of them. Hi Mark, I hope you're well.
Just a message to say I really love your videos.
I really feel like I'm a part of your life.
I'm grateful for letting you meet into your life.
It's amazing and very inspiring. Your family are fantastic.
We send it is a credit to you both.
Keep it up. Oh, that's nice, but nice now.
Shouldn't haven't you become a part of his life rather than him
become a part of yours? You're.
Ruining it I. Was just trying to write a nice
comment. He got far too excited about
this. Another one Simon Tin Marsh
today when we put up that you're on on the podcast night, he put
live feed of hanging of Carl for selling environs.
So I suggested paper if you want.
Me to have a word with Andrew. We can get on misfits if you
want. I couldn't box.
Could you box? Yeah, you could.
You. Would you do a fight?
No, no way. You and Rob.
Rob too tall and we get on with mates.
We're partners. Yeah, you say that.
I saw we we watched Master Tag and Cole fight the other day and
they're friends. Rob done 1 then.
Yeah, these two friends. Hey, Fort.
Mash, tag and coal. Oh sorry, somebody wrote a
comment then and it was like nothing to do with it.
Stephen Turner has put my mum has an odor.
Does Reese's mum have an odor? Christ, Stephen.
Why do you know your name? So you don't.
I mean, that's the third. Question that I'm thinking
about. Another comment was spaghetti on
toast out the other day and somebody put tell me you bought
a baghetti without telling me you've bought a baghetti because
I've made spaghetti on toast. Help me out.
Oh, I. Never got that.
What Wayne Wayne says to Carl, make sure his car is nice and
clean when he picks it up on Saturday morning.
Oh, Wayne. I can know Wayne.
Is he not talking about Mark? No.
What's his what's his handle? Wayne.
Master Man 8274 No. No.
Baby's dreaming. We've sold a lot of cars this
week, so it could be someone who's bought a car from one of
my sales team. So if you have Wayne, your car
would be gleaming. Gleaming, it already is.
Somebody's put here. This is nice, actually.
We're talking about big purchases and running it by
people. Big purchases.
Some relationships are run on mutual respect and transparency.
When it's a major transaction, it's best to run it past the
other half who is their equal. Totally agree.
So Mark, can I go and get some carpets tomorrow?
No, it's got to be mutual. He clearly said that it's going
to be a mutual decision. Ask me if you can buy a Bugatti.
It might be too late, might might be too late.
No comment. Funny, but that guy is just
fishing for likes when he's comment.
Fuck off. He's just fishing for likes when
he's comment. He wants to look around and go
1-GO-150 likes. Oh clap 26 O 9 thank you, you've
saved me. The Angela posters are up in the
gents toilets as well. Are they?
Well, if he's put it then well. He's in the women's toilets
without a doubt. He's definitely in the women.
'S toilet There's there's a there's a poster in the men's
toilets with a code word say the man is suffering from domestic
violence. Yeah.
Or if you're say, on a Tinder date or a Grinder date or
something like that and it's not going well and you want to get
away. I don't think you have to call
the police if you're on a bad Tinder date and say it's it's
Angela there. I've been completely catfished.
I've heard 16 stone. Can you come and send a squad
car please? I don't.
Think it's the. Police.
I've done the hit and run in Reddit, just come and get me.
You could just say I don't like, yeah, I'm moving about.
Somebody's put a message here blinked twice if you've bought a
spaghetti viron. He's looking the camera up.
Moving on, have you, have you ever been stopped on by the
police? Not yet.
I mean no, Never, never stopped. Never stopped.
No, not have you never.
Stopped have they attempt. They never take me alive.
Have they attempted to stop? I'm race three and oh, I've.
Definitely had a few close calls I think we all have, but I've
only got done for speeding 35 so I was one mile an hour over the
speed limit. Pressure.
You got pulled over here in 35 mile speed.
Camera van, where was that? That was leaving that gumball
meet, everyone said Watch out for a speed camera.
Van, I was that down that straight bit, yeah.
You were unlucky there though, weren't you?
Really 35 one mile an hour is you'd get 10% so.
People have already told you not to speed, and you've still got
done for speeding, Yes, and they told you there was a camera
there, right? You know, you put it like that,
you weren't that unlucky. This this chat regarding Bugatti
business is so funny this evening.
Like people are saying that you blink twice.
Somebody's commenting about a random orange pen.
Definitely. Sign.
Definitely sign. Everyone with orange pens has
Bugatti. It's just sign.
Especially with orange interior. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The good thing is though, like we're not sort of like there is
a car being bought or bought. So the good thing is this, this
isn't like one of those series which isn't going to end up,
people aren't going to be pointed.
Listen, I said it before and I say it again, when you done the
I'm going to buy a hypercar situation and you release a few
videos of the journey of you looking to buy a hypercar,
obviously. But before this point, me and
you have been in various conversations for a while
talking about different hyper cars.
And I know you from old and the history of cars that you have.
And I know when you put your mind to something you say,
right, I'm going to buy one of them next.
You know, you normally do follow it through and you did follow it
through in extravagant manner, but obviously buying it from
Harrods. But so many people jumped on
that bandwagon of I'm going to buy a hypercar, I'm going to buy
a hypercar. And nothing materialized from
it. And they just had a few quid out
of the video and you know. Yeah, I am very, very.
Very baked in the outlist. Yeah.
And that's sort of like it is difficult because when we do the
first video, you want to say I'm definitely we're going to buy
one. But at that stage you're not
sure if you're going to find one.
So and it's when it's going to be and stuff like that.
And it'd be luckily at the start site.
But yeah, I think people trust. Us, but what what you do, you
and Reece when you come down to to to the showroom, like we will
have a conversation on the phone and halfway through the
conversation you'll go right. I'll be there in half an hour.
I don't know where the conversations got.
And then we will have the conversation again that we've
never had before on camera. So it is happening in real time.
And that's, yeah, definitely. And I think that's what I think
people can tell as well. If that's not the case, I think
if you try. Oh yes, like them phone calls
that that idiot makes. Hi.
Yeah, yeah, I've just sold a blah.
Yeah, a blah fuck. Off, you know what I mean?
But do you, do you remember those those phone calls I was
like which were obviously sort of like was it pre scripted?
Yeah, but that's what I'm saying.
But you're not. Stupid are they?
But do you think that to me that was so obvious that I feel like
that was people were supposed to know it was scripted, or do you
think they really thought that it was?
No, I think it's intended for people to feel like or think
that this is, this is real. Really.
Yeah, I think. I think that's how much people's
intelligence has been insulted. Yeah, I thought it was like a
like a like a what? A skit.
Yeah, well, it you'd, you'd probably get more, more credit
for for being it like that, you know, rather than let's try and
fool people here. Macy says Here Carl reminds me
of a young Martin Brundle. Rather insulting to Martin
Brundle under. The Skier.
Like a pedal though. Good driver.
His son's a lot. His son's a lovely, lovely lad
as well. I hate that the.
Skier called Brundle wasn't. That you can have to Google the
brothers, the skiers, who was the good.
Skier, There we go now. Martin Skier Skier.
Then British skier Martin Bell. Martin Bell, Martin Bell.
There's Martin Bell. Martin Bell was brilliant.
I thought Brundle was a skier. He's F1.
Yeah, he's, he's the one who goes down the the pit line and
has to speak to people and they like he's, he's funny.
To be fair, I think if Carl did do the F1 pit line, that is
probably how he would do the pit.
Line I think Martin Bundle's amazing on the pit line, don't
you? He's so funny.
We don't pay for, we don't pay for Sky.
So we don't, we don't, we don't get to watch that.
I just need to go off topic again a minute.
Somebody Jack under score shoots over Reese's has donated £4.99
Please don't make donations but. He's asked his name on.
No, it's Zach's under score shoot.
Oh, OK, I thought. Are you adding the reason?
I gotta say that guys. Do you guys ever do poor people
things for fun such as Audi mid laugh shopping or putting water
in shampoo bottle? Howdy mid oil shopping or
putting water in a shampoo bottle.
Should we talk about my my sensodyne tough paste?
If you want it, yeah. That is poor people, yeah.
So. I don't understand the question.
I don't go along. Me tough, me tough, paste right
the other day like it was empty. Yeah, and I'm did you roll the
end? No, like, like it was gone,
didn't get. The chance I put it in the bin.
Where's, where's the tough pace gone?
And she was like, it's in the bin, it's finished.
So I was like, there's loads in that.
Yeah, yeah, loads in that, yeah. And every, every day I was like,
and I got another. What do you reckon four or five
days out of it? Did you?
Yeah, and she'd thrown it away. That's wasteful.
Thanks. So they said she's wasteful.
I'm a big thing with my wife Will want to throw food out on
the day that it says that it's expired no matter what it is.
It's not worth getting food poisoning and I'm with her on
that. I'm sorry this you get a 38 day
hung piece of steak in a restaurant.
This steak is 3 days old. I've got at least 30-5 more days
left at this steak. I can't do the out of date
steak, the smell. The first thing you do is you
open the packing, you smell it. If it smells funky, you Chuck it
away. But I'm on about if if it's 12
hours after expiring, it's completely irrelevant to her.
It becomes fucking gone. It's that's it's gone.
Doesn't make any difference. You like you, you do a lot of
hourly shop as well, don't you? I like the middle island Audi.
Have you ever seen the Middle
Island Audi? What happens in the Middle
Island? They have like weekly specials.
I've I've never been to a supermarket for about 15 years.
The Middle Island Audi. It's one of them places where if
you go in for a quick shop, you're in and out there in a
minute if you make the mistake of glaring into the middle.
Eye or like Costco? You can be in there an hour you.
Just bought loads of stuff you. Just like you end up coming with
a foot that coming out of a foot spa, Yeah.
And a sandwich toaster, Yeah. And you've gone in for a stamp,
but you've. Gone in for a drink?
That's the Costco effect. That's the same thing.
Same thing we got a Christmas tree skirt didn't.
We yes in the KTM. In the KTM it fit well to.
Be fair, didn't it? I am salty, Peanut said.
What colour is Reese's mum's Bugatti?
If you'd like to donate her birthday's in March.
We can have her on for her birthday.
I I can't wait to see if she's got any, if she's got any
followers on her Instagram. Well, somebody's asked as well
if we can have a picture of Reese's mum on the back wall by
the 64. No, no, no.
Does your mum want to go public yet?
No. No.
Does she or do you not want her to go public?
No, I'm keeping a secret. I'm scared to even.
Comment about Reese's mum she can properly interview one day
so. Filming.
We've got obviously Bugatti Veyron Video 3 coming out on the
3rd of February. So just bearing in mind, I know
a lot of people said I can't wait a week, but it's
unfortunate it's two weeks. Somebody'd put here Johnny 570
hours, put cars that posh. He thinks the supermarket
special is the guy that collects the trolleys.
I don't know if you can say that that was that is right.
I don't know, but I just don't go to the.
Supermarket. We might have to finish in a
minute because I need the toilet.
So so when you go to the supermarket, do they bring you
your trolley? Like is there a guy that brings
you your? Well, in my.
Case yes, it is like. To my right?
Is that to my right? Do you know how many trolley
costs? What to buy?
I don't know, £50? You buy the troll and.
Put money in it and then you get the money.
Back Oh, it's a quid, everything's a quid, isn't it?
Just a quid. How much is a loaf of bread?
What kind of bread? Like Warburtons?
Warburtons. He probably doesn't have.
Warburtons. £2. Pretty close is it?
Yeah, I would. No, but should.
I don't like bread. Well, I don't really eat bread,
so. Adonis right.
Thank you everyone. We've just been told as well
that we need to change the number from 64 to 69 for Reece's
mom. Right, that's the end of the
podcast. Thank you, everybody.
Thank you again, Carl. Thanks for coming on.
Thank you, Reece. Always a pleasure.
Thank you Thursday night action She's God say next week every
for a second.