Evening, everybody. We're on time.
First time ever. Good work, right?
Good one. Tonight, about a year ago we
made a video about car insurance, which obviously
effects everybody. In this video we're going to
look at the insurance and in today's life we've brought in my
mate Matt, who's a proper counsellor.
First things first, how do you like to be addressed?
Matt, Matt's great. That's that's exactly what I
prove it enough. No, no, no.
I'm way off that level I'm afraid.
And we can ask him all questions, all about the state
of our roads and anything but. So all please get involved, keep
the questions coming, bearing in mind it's not Matt's fault.
OK, Yeah, seems like it might be.
It's nice to get a point of view from the other side of the
fence. And it's amazing that you've
come on. So thank you.
No, a pleasure. Absolutely pleasure you.
Know a lot of people are going. I don't want to get involve any
of that, but fair play to you. We'll get onto car insurance in
a minute. So we've got some call.
We've spoke today. Now we have been how how long
we've been friends for. Oh, long, long time, I reckon
long. Enough 30 odd years.
Yeah, yeah. I'm going to say engine out of
time. And like you, you run your own
business and like a successful business.
Yeah, Yeah. And somehow you've got yourself
involved with Council, because I suppose you care.
I absolutely care. Absolutely.
And one of these people, it's either put a push, shut up.
I've got fed up a moaning about things.
So it's a case of put a push, shut up, fair play.
And I'd rather put up than shut up.
Fair play cars. Obviously you're into cars.
We want to should we, should we hit everybody with what you've
got you, you might as well do it.
Just do it now. What have you come in?
The car. I'm so embarrassed.
No, I'm not embarrassed. It's a cool car.
It's it's a lovely car. So I drive a Lotus Electra.
So it's an electric car. Electric car.
It's probably not everybody's cup of tea, but it is a
beautiful car. I don't do many miles.
I don't like it. I really like it.
We've been through this in a video.
Like being a business owner. Yeah, because of taxes and stuff
like that. It makes sense.
You've got your own drive. You've got.
You can plug in at work. Yeah.
It it makes perfect sense. Yeah.
And one of the things we want to talk about is like, I don't know
what like the cost of charging. Yeah, yeah.
You know the what we did the video out the one of the worries
we've got is sort of when you know, if you've if you look at
enough to have your own home and your driveway and you can afford
an electric car and you're 7 pence a minute at night.
Happy days. But the people who haven't got
that luxury are the people who are going to be charged the
most. And we did a Tesco, no sorry, a
McDonald's charge and it, I think it was about £60 for like
30%. It was like way more than
petrol. Yeah, that so I I completely
agree. I've because I don't do many
miles, I get the opportunity to charge at home and I have on
occasion I've had to go a lot further and I have had to use a
four quarter or I think a supermarket, many chains and
yeah, they don't. It was a 50 kilowatt charger.
So it charged at a reasonable, reasonable rate, but it was
expensive and I weighed it up against the fuel costs and
thought, oh, where's the encouragement to drive electric
there? You know, it's just cost me more
than fuel, so. If that's your only choice as
well. Oh yeah, yeah.
Look, we, we would have to put so many charging points on every
road, right, starting today to even come anywhere close to the
the targets that the governments have put in place.
We're way off that. That's never, ever going to be
deliverable. So we.
Need to stop. Talking about it's no, it's not
possible, it really is not possible.
What are you going to do in London?
But why are they making us believe it is possible?
I don't think anyone's trying to.
I think we've been pushed down the road and.
It's a dead end. It, it is a dead end, yeah,
because there's too much infrastructure needed to make it
succeed. I think the car manufacturers,
they can get things right, they can get the cars done and they
can deliver. But if you haven't got the
infrastructure to support delivery, well, why are you
doing it at such a or trying to do things at such a place?
We said like, just if we're not ready, slow down.
It it's just wait. It's like trying to build like
houses is nothing. Which one?
Build too many houses without infrastructure first.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You've got to get the
infrastructure right before you even try addressing any of the
other little problems. We start in the wrong end.
Yes. You know, and it does have to be
government LED because the government have to facilitate
the infrastructure to be put in place.
There's lots of local government owned areas that this
infrastructure could be put on and therefore people would have
better access to charging rather than on private charging places
because you're you're paying for their land and everything.
Yeah, if it was council owned land and the charging points
were on that council owned land then you'd only be paying for
the electric. That'd be brilliant.
Then when it's almost like a. Absolutely.
Like a yeah, a a public Yeah, like a public charge point which
which is owned by YEAH OS. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Rather than a private company that is making money on the
land, that it's because somebody will be charging the rent for
the charging infrastructure to be on their land as well.
So then they're having to charge more money for the charge that's
going in the car because they're having to pay for renting the
space to be there. Yeah, yeah.
Whereas if it was solely counselled or government owned
or you just not paying another party, are you?
So basically because the deadline already moved by five
years anyway, didn't it? And it's going to like, I can't
see we, we did a video and like they were saying that there's
enough electricity, but not at the right times because like it
has to be stored in batteries, the the cables in the roads.
Like there was also no doubt about something that some of
them are fine, but a lot of them are not.
Yeah. And and look, we've also got
infrastructure issues across the country.
You know, we haven't got enough power in certain counties.
Yes. Without trying to put all these
charging points in, yes. You know, you've got no chance.
I think it's a fine of a bit. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Yeah. I think I seem to remember what
you has an an issue with enough power to support what it wants
to do with structures, let alone charging points and everything.
And, and a lot of roads were not built, you know, housing estates
weren't built with the power that is needed to charge a
vehicle and run a house. Yeah, that.
Well, then you know it's not. A possible thing was it it was
like you didn't need it back then.
You had your your, your kettle, your TV.
Yeah, yeah. Didn't have electric fires then
because you'd have an open fire or you'd have a gas fire, Yeah.
So that three kilowatts for another electric fire and
however many you have around the house that more and more.
Yeah, lights, loads of TV's, phone chargers, Yeah, yeah, like
all the stuff which obviously was I suppose our, our draw is a
lot more than ever. It is somebody's commented here
saying that they can't charge at home, they've got a smart rubber
and they charge at Tesla Superchargers at 40 pence. 40
pence a kilowatt, yeah. Do you think it'll come to a
point there where there's like an ombudsman that has to get
involved because of pricing charges?
Do you think it will be capped? I'd like to think it would be
capped because fuel is capped, isn't it?
You know, that's, that's, that's controlled one way or another.
Yeah, but there seems to be no cap on how much you pay for for
charging your vehicle. So it something's got to happen
to make it more attractive because right now the vehicles
themselves aren't affordable without the charging, you know,
So if you've got both ends, it's.
Well, you imagine that worry. You know, we're fortunate.
We've, we've got nice like new cars, but imagine there's so
many people who are driving around in a £1500 car who at the
minute can't make ends meet And when they're expected to like
and also as well to, to do the electric.
But also the bit which worries me as well is because the
government are going to want them out of that electric,
they're going to tax the petrol. So the car they can't afford at
the minute, they definitely can't going to afford in less.
Affordable. Yeah, so it's just this horrible
cycle, isn't? It it Absolutely, yeah.
And if you're in that nice position where you can afford
it, great. And it's one of them.
The richer get richer, the poorer get.
Poorer, yeah. And it it we're just going
around that horrible circle. Yeah.
We've got a comment that
somebody called Summer Speed felt a wave of sadness when they
saw the Lotus SUV in real life and said they felt like someone
had died. British, you're doing your bit.
Yeah, yeah. And thank you again.
Honestly, Matt, thank you for coming on here because like
you're not like you're part of the government and you.
Local government. But you've like, yeah, you want
to answer questions. And yeah, yeah, I just want to
be honest and straight with people.
That's how we should all be as as politicians.
Just to answer as well, Graham Brennan has chipped in.
He wants to know who this hillbilly is now, I'm guessing.
You are. Because of the check shirt Well.
Listen, this is Ralph Lauren. I'll let you know.
Hush. Posh.
Hush, posh hillbilly. Ralph Lauren, right, me and you
talked about this earlier. Love this.
This is, this is a we've got, we love Redditch.
Yeah, absolutely. I'm a big advocate for Redditch.
I love Redditch. Now we've got junction free of
the M42, the gateway to Las Vegas.
This is like the, it's the do you know, like a pot of gold
when you walk, when you come up to that junction on a night
time, if you're turning from Redditch up the port way and
you're turning towards the NEC and it's 3:00 in the morning,
there's not another single car on the road.
Yep, if you hit them wrong. Yep.
There's three sets of track, track.
Lights, they get through, yeah. And that is like 5 minutes of
time, car idling emissions into the air, yeah.
Do you think like, is it something they could do?
Because like we managed before when there wasn't traffic
without traffic lights. Yeah, no, completely agree with
this. So and it's the electricity that
it those traffic lights are taking and that system is taking
to work. They used to have you know
yourself at a busy times on their 42 down the slip roads,
they'll have those lights. Yeah, the part time ones.
They come on, they pause, they come on.
They're only on certain times of the day, congestion times.
The same can happen with traffic lights.
The same happens with your street lights.
They go off at 11:00 at night in certain areas to save
electricity. How do they?
Yeah. So.
So why aren't they doing the same here?
You know, do these traffic lights need to be on at 11:00
until 4-5 in the morning? Yeah, totally.
There's a there's a set of traffic lights down at the
bottom of the port green that just do not need to be there
after. All Have you been by the
Harvester? Yesterday, yeah.
Drove that way. Like this is great.
They've got they've there was basically on the island, on the
island, but there's nobody working there.
There's not a single person. There's it's coned off and
there's no there's the cones. I think somebody's moved them
over. Yeah.
So now we're all back to normal. But the queues have been up the
port way for like a a a week and there's nobody there.
But that's. Road Rd.
Works is another topic, isn't it?
Yeah, you know, that's and like I could speak all day on them.
You know, it's look, there's so many other countries do things
differently and why does everyone keep trying to reinvent
some some countries get things really right and they they make
it work. The Germans and the wow, the
Dutch. Don't make it work 24 hours to
get because it's it's that's what they do or they'll make
them work through the night. Yes to because the disruption
and we do that here. You know when we're surfacing a
major Rd. they've just done Birmingham Road up to towards
Boardsley. Night time, it's closed, they
get the road done, they reopen in the morning, the congestion's
gone. So are the anybody.
'S the anybody yet? Well, what's wrong with that?
You know, right now if they're doing a small hole they'll set
up a day before the traffic light comes in, you're like,
what are you doing? We're going to do this over the
weekend. 00 set it up on the weekend.
Then why are you set it up on Friday afternoon when the roads
are at the busiest? What's wrong with them?
And that's costing more. It's just, it's madness.
But it's madness, safety of the safety.
I got mad in it, but the fact that.
With too much red tape around business in general, there's too
much red tape. And that costs money, doesn't?
It it's just, yeah. It costs money yeah, like it's
fair enough. Like making sure the guy on the
forklift got a forklift license. Absolutely like fair, something
like that. But yeah, there's like round
here, the the road works are just unbelievable, aren't they?
Well, I'm thinking of the Bromsgrove ones as well, because
like for every machine that's working, there's a man stood
next to the machine watching Matey drive it.
I haven't heard of anyone. Do you haven't it?
You look at the the BREP which is the Bromsgrove Relief Rd.
What the hell is that? You've got, let me get this
dancing on this like we don't know what it is.
So this is to. I was hoping it was going to be
like a Wagamamama's or something like that.
Like something or a go Kart track?
I've got a go Kart. It feels like a go Kart track if
you're trying to drive down there some days.
But so it's supposed to improve the traffic flow around
Bromsgrove, right? And it's, this is costing
millions. Reality is, and my personal
view, I don't think it's going to deliver what they're hoping
it delivers. It doesn't matter how how big
you create this bottle if the top's still that big.
There's only that much going through it.
So, you know, I, I just don't get what they've tried to do.
Really since I was going to be double lane all the way.
And to the island, and make the island roads bigger as well.
If you're not doing that, you're not solving anything.
But how come you see that sense and other people don't?
Because everyone watching this will see that.
Sense 3 people sat around this. Town, We all see this sense,
yes? Yeah.
But we ain't, we ain't all politicians, are we?
And this this this has been a County Council project for for
some years and I I still don't see that this one improvement on
one Rd. will solve this problem. Yeah, what?
What do you know? Like, I don't want to make this
too about us because you guys won't know what we're talking,
but from the Morrisons. Yep.
Up the hill. Yep, towards.
The Hunbury turn. Hunbury turn that, we've been
queuing there because that's a lot.
I go there every day and now the pavements got bigger.
That's all that's happened. What's the pavement bigger for?
I've only seen three people walk up there ever.
Or reactor in. Wheelchairs.
Oh. Can't be, can't be cyclists.
I was like that. I I wait.
Well, there's no logic in what they do sometimes, in what any
of these councils do because let's, let's face it, this is a
County Council function. I would say in the last best
part of 12 months, everything's got worse.
Everything they, the delivery, the, the, the rationale behind
some of the projects, some of the projects that have been
cancelled. I think everything's just got
worse. And I, I can't put my finger on
why, but it has just got worse. Well, it probably could.
Have we got any money? Well, you may not not to do
roads. As as a as a nation, as a
council of. As a County Council, so the
County Council benefits from your council tax that you pay.
Do we the council council, the County Council gets the largest,
we do pay. County Council gets the largest
sum of the council tax. The the fire get a bit, the
police get a bit and the your District Council gets a small
chunk as well. District Council that's for
doing your bins and things like that.
But the County Council is in charge of your roads.
So it's the County Council we need to blame.
Absolutely. County Council.
Yeah, yeah. And do we have his number we can
put on screen it? Could be a she actually.
It is a she, actually, but we won't put it on screen because,
you know, there's no need. No, no.
But yeah, so there's so OK, so maybe she's not into cars.
Possibly, Possibly. But you'd like to think that if
you're paying your council tax and the money is to go to the
delivery of those things, that it would be done, right?
And if we're not happy, what can we do about it?
Re elections every we re elections every four and this is
what this is the importance of people actually voting.
So if you're not happy, yeah, do it.
The you know, the turn out on an average council vote is about 35
to 30%. I've only ever voted once.
Then you can't vote. No.
And the only reason and the reason I don't vote is because I
have no idea what's going on. And I, I haven't got the time to
sort of sit. And I feel like if I was
educated in the subject that I was voting for, I'd put my vote
in. But because I know nothing,
which is like my fault because I know nothing, I thought it's not
right for me to add my opinion when I've got no interest.
Well, not I don't know what I'm voting for.
But your, your, your view there is very typical across the
country. Yeah.
And that's why we have such a low turn out when it comes to
elections. We have a greater turn out at
general elections. You get about 50% or
thereabouts, maybe a bit more, but local elections.
And it's the local elections to me, which make a much bigger
difference to all of us that here because this is where your,
your education is your County Council, right?
So adult social care, things like that is your County
Council, right? Your roads?
So your party if if your party isn't the overall Prime
Minister, man. That that running the country.
Run the country? Yeah, you could still be in
charge of our local bit irrelevant to who the big man is
at the top is, Yeah. These are totally.
Different elections, yeah. So it definitely like, yeah,
yeah. So living roads, it all comes to
that. Is it called a local election
part? What's it called?
Yeah, it's your. It's your local election local.
Election. That's all we need to take.
Elections we need to read up on and get out there and.
You do because like, like you say, if you if you don't vote,
you can't moan. Not really.
Oh, you can. Well, you can, yeah.
But it's just a silent whimper, isn't?
It. I just take it out on Jane.
Colleen S wants to know why you don't run for council.
Because Matt's doing a great job.
Do you know what? Thanks, Colleen.
Colleen. Colleen.
Sorry, Colleen. That's not the one who's in
charge, is it? No, no.
Like, yeah, like I'd honestly, like I said to you, like your
business is big business. Yeah, yeah, It's just.
You've got a you've got a missus, you've got a family,
you've got kids, you've got a home, you've got a lot of stuff
going on. Yeah, Yeah.
And still, I just don't know how you have any time whatsoever.
I'm, I'm fortunate, I've got good stuff.
My business has run well, so it gives me the time to kind of do,
I guess. It's my passion now, yeah.
And do you think you'll be in it?
Were you be in it all the time now is this.
Yeah, I, I hope so, Yeah. Unless we, I don't see me
straying to another party. I'm not one of those.
I I've strong conservative values, you know, be open about
it and. How many years have you been a
counsellor there? 12 years now, yeah, I stood
before that but yeah, I think I think about my 12 years and.
You started off from scratch just for.
I want to have a go at that. Yeah.
And do you know what? I didn't vote before that.
So I I'm as bad as everyone, you know, I'm terrible.
But because I didn't have an interest and yet I went to AI,
went to a planning meeting and I saw what was going on.
And, and planning's supposed to be apolitical.
No politics in planning whatsoever.
Yeah, that's, that was, you know, that was my view when I
came out of that first meeting. I was like, oh, that was wrong.
Everyone was, they all spoke honestly and all openly.
Then when it came to the vote, it was, it was, it didn't seem
right. And it just seems that, yeah, I
was like, right. You can't all say you're happy
with something, then vote. Just say you're not.
We, we watched tonight the local at the, at the parish council
and every single thing they said, they just said no.
Like literally no, no, no, no, there wasn't a single or like,
like it was literally just no, didn't want any change
whatsoever. See, politics should always be
about doing what's right, what's right for the people, what's
what's right for everybody. So for the bigger picture.
For the bigger picture, politics should never be involved in
decision making. Never.
You look now at housing's one housing numbers have just been
changed up and down the country for every council.
OK, if if that's for good reason, then that's right, but
it's not for good reason. The government have changed the
numbers in in a lot of the shires where they're not,
they're not strong. So in my view there is they've
done it to weaken their opposition vote by forcing
social housing and stuff like that.
Yeah, that's exactly what they've done.
So that's. Exactly what they absolutely
it's not doing things for the right reasons.
The right reason should always be for what?
What's good for everybody? Shouldn't somebody be put in
prison at that? Well, no, because it's their
choice. Actually.
They've been elected. That's their mandate.
We said we'd deliver more houses for you, and this is where we're
going to put them. Oh, hang on a minute.
It's like Bromsgrove's had it's house number massively
increased. But the infrastructure around
Bromsgrove, we'd already know. We've just spoken about the
8:30. It can't take what's there.
Every every town should be looked at individually and said,
right, The infrastructure's there to support more housing.
Let's put more housing. All the infrastructure's
shocking. We can't put any housing now.
Registry infrastructure's great, He's absolutely great.
I'm not saying we should bombard it with houses, but.
So, so are we still doing backhanders in councils?
Does that is is the brown envelope sort of thing?
So. It's got to be.
Not under my watch, absolutely. When I was leader,
categorically, I got involved because, yeah, I got involved
because I hate corruption. I hate everything that I could
see was going on. I tried to get contracts with
councils and when they hinted, people hinted that I might need
to do that or walked away. Wow.
So like, yeah, no. I don't play those games.
To me, we should all plan a level playing field.
I know somebody who had a right of way moved, which apparently
is a massive, massive thing. Good luck with that, Massive.
Got it moved. You meant a public footpath A.
Public footpath. Put it right away off his land.
Off his land and he managed to do that and I said, how did you
do that? And he was boasting sort of
thing. And he said, Oh yeah, I made a
contribution to the council, a charitable contribution.
Yeah, I've got a different view on maybe what might have
happened there. But but obviously that shouldn't
really, you know, it's like we won't get on to that.
But yeah. Right, we didn't get so into.
Politics, then yeah, right the. Trouble is, it's just.
It's in everything. It is in everything.
Everything right now. Massively in everything.
What about car theft? Yeah, obviously.
And, right, let's start at the beginning.
Actually, let's start where that ends up.
And it hurts our pocket in insurance.
Insurance. Yeah.
Now, as you know, we've been fighting for this.
Yeah. Yeah.
Now, so everybody has like understand exactly where we are.
So when we put our video out all about car insurance, it was at
the change of is it called general election?
Yeah. So the main election.
That was 4th, 4th of July last year was. 4th of July, so this
is the one where Matey sits in #10 So we vote for that person
and that's that now. I love you, mighty.
Later you don't even. I don't think it's anybody's I.
Don't know because I sat, we were sat by him at the Pride of
Britain Awards. Who?
Is it then kissed Alma? Kissed, kissed Alma.
I know he's I knew. I knew it was.
So that was going on. Yeah.
And obviously the way to get something into Parliament is
people go on and we put a thing up saying go to the government,
the government poll. Yeah, the government poll and
say go on to that. Now, obviously that was shut
because there's a window in between Perda, Perda.
Yeah. So that's the just it like, so
that might be where you're changing.
So they do they like just stop everything?
It's your pre election period, so the moment an election is
called from a from the date that election is, we're going to
perda. So basically what's?
Perda stand for. I don't know.
It's a word. It's like a stands for each.
So it's like everything's on hold effectively.
So nothing, no government owned premises or facility or anything
to do with council or government can be used for the benefit of
any party. Right, that makes sense.
OK, so if you've so if you've tried to do a you Gov poll,
which is the one that gets you into parliament once you get so
many and you tried to start that Imperda, you'd probably been
directed to another. It didn't, we couldn't do it and
obviously like it wasn't even a thing.
And obviously the the the so the obviously it was going live.
So we made a Change.org. Yeah.
And we've got, I don't know what it was last time.
It was like it was over the 100,000, which was the magical
figure. Brilliant.
So it's like 100 and 10120 thousand.
Yeah. Now obviously we've then been
told, and this is what we've been fighting, that that is not
like it doesn't force the subject into Parliament.
So where they're sat on the green benches, red, benches
green. Benches getting paid for it.
Green benches green. The green benches.
The green benches, we can't then say right, you, they, you have
to talk about this. You've got no choice.
No, the public has spoken. You have to talk about this in
the we're forced to talk about that now, obviously.
So the way to do that then is to our only option then is to say
to an MP, we say, listen, this is the people who've spoken.
This is a, a subject which we're all interested in.
It's all affected. We all know this isn't like, you
know, we've all like most people have got cars, Everybody knows
the problems. So it's just we need, we just
need to find that MP, don't we? We need to find that man who
believes in what we're doing and can he then say does he have to
put it forward to somebody or does he?
I don't know the actual insurance and outs of that part
of it, but we can get you an MP most definitely on on board that
will come and listen and then it's down to him.
So we're so like, this is the guy, the one which we've talked
about where we go, we go and see him and we say like, listen,
we're we're getting nowhere. It's a brick against a wall.
We need you to help us all out. Yeah.
Yeah, absolutely. And then can he definitely get
that through or is it? Again, I don't know the
insurance and outs of that bit That's, you know, that's a level
above me. Yeah, Yeah, handsome.
Anything on there? But could we get you on board to
help? Oh, I'll help all day long.
I completely agree with what you've done, what you're doing.
I'd support that totally. You know, car thefties,
absolutely horrendous so. It's so bad round.
Here things have changed, haven't they?
The reasons people nick cars. I remember having my car stolen
when I was Blimey 1920, something like that.
Had a little Mini, dropped a little 1300 engine into, loved
it and I was at Blimey, that place on the edge of
Kidderminster. And so it was stolen and it was
dumped in the middle of Kidderminster.
Clearly it was used to get home, whereas nowadays people are.
Nicking cars a cheap. Taxi people aren't nicking cars
to get home now, they're nicking them to order or they're needing
them to breakdown for parts and, and, and it goes in waves around
different areas and we know we've got a massive issue in
Redditch currently. It's horrendous.
Everything like not like.
It's every day, isn't? It every night people are.
Every single. Night, yeah, people, something's
happening. It goes again, It goes in waves
from Redditch to Bromsgrove to Wild Forest and right, it's all
on, it's all that edge of Birmingham basically.
They, they're nicked to order, but, you know, you've got to
encourage people to, you know, the old school thing's the best
still because the visual deterrents work.
If something's got a crook lock on it.
And I know it's old school. I know it goes on your steering
wheel and all of this. It's not some that stops a thief
taking your car within 30 seconds.
Yeah, they know that that is going to be a pain in the neck.
Yeah, yeah, that's so they walk off.
To the next one. Yeah, it's going to be nice.
The crook lock is still the best thing and.
They're like £15 on AM. So like it is, yeah.
If you if you own your own car, you should be able to like
hopefully get older one of those and help yourself out.
See somebody called Not very smart to put an E You need to
start a petition on the government's website. 150K
signatures and they have to debate it.
They do, yeah. That's at the you Gov Gov dot.
Org, but that's that's the one where obviously now if we do it
now, unless we do a full video and like start again, start
again like that's our only option because you know, if we
ask the 50,100 thousand people who are going to watch this
yeah, there's only going to be 5% of those because we did that
video did, I don't know well over a million.
So only 10% of the people actually, this is 10% of massive
car fans as well, like 10% of like people.
It really meant something. And still we only got 10%
because really, if we did a million video, I would have
thought we'd have got 300,000 people who would, who would put
their name down. But yeah, so but I think, yeah,
anyway, this is something we really, really need to get into.
But like the, you know, place like it's, you know, it's we
need 10 times the amount of people that.
Wait well where do we start? Cuz yes we need more police.
More police on the street, more police in cars, more police out.
You don't see them anymore. You don't see them cars like you
used to. It's strange because you drive
past the new police station, the reddest new hub, and it's just
loads of fun. So they're going to be out, you
know, when they're not in shift change and things like that, and
they are out. And you do see a lot of police,
but it's like, it's like we took too much power away from the
police years ago. You know, people used to live in
fear of the police, but there's No Fear anymore, is there?
No, no respect. No respect, no.
And it's the same at schools and I think we lost it there too
because. I was shit scared of my teacher.
I mean, I got the cane. Well, I didn't, I mean that
person, I did, I did. I didn't say please, but I did
ask for it. And it's but it made you afraid
of going into the headmaster's office.
That. Where's that now?
Yeah, but you've got children. Stand there.
You can't touch me. But I think they speak to their
parents like that as well now as well.
I was scared of my dad. You and me both.
My dad isn't. Your dad.
Yeah. But yeah, that respect thing is
crazy. Imagine as well, right, being a
policeman. Imagine solving the crime,
getting the baddie, putting all that work in and then when it
gets to court it gets thrown out because somebody's spelt
something wrong. How demotivating must it be to
be? We've all, we've all had bad
coppers, haven't we? We've all had like people stop
you who are like rude, arrogant, horrible people.
And then there's the brilliant ones as well, the ones who are
actually out there doing it for the right reasons.
They haven't got power. Like they're not on a power
trip. There's some great coppers, but
like, imagine the demotivation of knowing that what I'm doing
today is probably I. Think, I think it's the
threshold gets a lot higher, doesn't it, as to whether
they're likely to take someone to court because they they need
to be so certain of a conviction.
Yeah. And if they haven't reached that
threshold to get the conviction, then it's not even going to
court. And like the barristers and
people like that, they're all getting smarter and smarter.
And like you say, if, if something's not done right and
it's not absolutely nailed on or they get you off, they get him
off on a or her off on a technicality.
Even though they. Even though they know.
Everyone's knows I've done it. You like?
You can't win and that's really demotivating for people.
And it is because obviously we have our car stolen.
We get stopped for tints, we get stopped because we're doing 35
or like what? Wherever it is, it gets our
beat. Yeah, it gets our beat, like
gets our backs up, which then is like a negative effect on what
they're trying to do anyway. So it's tough in it.
We're almost talking social media police now, things like
that, you know, people more seems to be putting to that than
but actually. Well, that's the problem, people
say, don't they? A murderer gets off, but then
you say something wrong on. Social media and then well, that
you should say actually. If you've got that belief, yeah,
freedom of speech. Yeah, absolutely.
You know, and then and then your door gets knocked in.
Yeah. And I think that does happen,
doesn't it? Like it does.
Happen makes no mistake. That does happen, yeah.
And that's, again, that's crazy. So all that's crazy in my head
now. It's a hot topic.
There's a lot of conversation and and comments on here saying
the problem is it's kids having kids.
Zero respect. The world knows them something
from day one. Yeah, it's, it's, it's
difficult. There's that, there's that
entitlement now and it's got way stronger than, you know, we, we
we're starting to sound quite old now that, you know, it
didn't happen in my day and all of this like it's that that
sense of entitlement has got stronger and stronger and people
look at the council to do everything for them or the
government to do everything for them or they it's always
somebody should do it for me because teachers.
Well, why the? Dentist.
But why? You know you've done no more
than me. Why should you get more than me?
Why should you be treated any different?
Somebody not very smart to come up with a good idea again.
Yeah, you need to get more Youtubers together and announce
the petition on their channels and social media.
Put out the word 1st and then set a date that you're going to
start the petition. So we all are together.
Easy for you to say. Loads of people together.
A group. That's a good idea.
Like have a few words with a few people and say, right, this is
what we're doing, It's going to benefit us all.
Yeah. It it might be what you need to
do in the in the end, but you know, let's let's go down the MP
path and see if we can get him on board.
Yeah, that and see whether whether it can be done that way
first. Yeah, finally that Chris.
We just do it again. Like we made the 130,120
thousand signatures up. Do you know what?
They're not fabricated. I think the threshold's 100,
yeah, You know, that's. I ain't got time to flip in.
That sounds a good plan. Making a e-mail addresses.
Sounds a good plan. I've got to just comment as
well. There's a lot of mention on here
as well about carpet, about Matt's not going to know about
the carpet situation. I found out the cost of the
carpet the other day. Oh you didn't find out the cost
right? I have been wanting a new hall,
stairs and landing carpet for quite a long time now.
But somebody not looking in any particular direction, he keeps
buying cars. I'll be honest, right?
You walked into our house this evening.
Did you think I'll tell you what this house needs?
All stairs and landing carpet did that.
Was that the first thing that's crossed your mind?
First thing I walked in your house and I thought this is
nice. So you were fine.
It was good enough about the carpet.
You can be honest. I will be honest and it didn't
even enter my. Head, I just need to interject
because I think what actually happened is he pulled upon the
drive, but where the hell do I park?
There's that many parts. Outside those confused already.
Am I right? Set him off.
I saw the starting grid and I thought there's no space left
for my electric car. Clearly for a reason.
A bit of the bat. Didn't want me anywhere near
that starting grid. Knowing.
A brick mine will pull away and I think that was closer.
Right. Can we have can we have a break
with the news, please? Can we hit the news?
Welcome to this week's news. Right then, JLR back at work.
Round of applause. Thank God, thank God.
I bet there's a lot of a lot of people who have like.
Well, there's going to be a massive backlog and I'm sure the
problems will still go on for a while yet.
I'm sure there's a lot of people who are like, just thank God
they've still got their jobs and hopefully people have survived
it because that must it must be. Horrific.
Well, it's the supply chain as well, isn't it?
Yeah, yeah, and a lot so. Much of that comes from
Redditch. A lot.
So much. And look at all the jobs that
have probably been put on hold, you know, cuz they tend to make
enough product to hold stock for the likes of JLR and so, you
know, they've got all the stock. What were they doing?
Yeah, well, it wasn't just a few days.
No, no. Like this.
And this was major. And it's not like, it's not like
the boss can pay the people if they ain't got the money.
So like, you know, it's yeah, difficult, but they're back at
work, which is fantastic. Yeah, really good.
Toyota have announced that they're fully committed to next
generation cars to have hydrogen propulsion and also continuing
to work and invest in low emission petrol cars.
So let's get an all by shares in the Hero company.
That's brilliant. So no electric, well, less
electric more. I like that but.
How many hydrogen? Well, where have you just been?
Stations are there to. Tokyo.
Tokyo, Japan. So that that's hydro hydrogen,
isn't it? They've got a lot of electric on
there, you know, a lot of Toyota everywhere, but that's
Mitsubishi. Is it?
Yeah, one China or Japan? That just shows how uneducated I
am. One of them has got a lot of
hydrogen cars. But for hydrogen, do you
actually physically have to go and put something in your car at
a station? Yes, hydrogen.
So just. How'd you done a gas?
Yeah. Right.
So I think it's like, I think it's something to do with water
anyway, and it's something to do with water, but apparently it
takes a lot of electricity to anyway.
Yeah. But yeah, good old Toyota.
Good old Toyota, right? Subaru have committed a sin.
The Impreza WRXSTI is going EV look.
At it as that's a nice looking car as well Look, it's still the
Subaru it's the. Colours isn't it with the blue
and the gold wheels? It's that's going to be
electric. It's AWR export WRSTISTI, not an
unfortunate name any let's be honest, the diesel, we're better
than that. The diesel's an STD.
That's an is. That's the Redditch in you that
is. Anybody else would say an STI
but you have to come out with an STD.
Oh geez. But imagine like the grunt of
the Subaru. It's going, yeah, that's, I
wonder if they'll put something in it like you had in that Clio.
The sound you had. That Clio that played the sound
didn't. Yeah, the engine.
Sound. Yeah, but that's like, yeah,
that's mad that especially I don't well, I don't get it
sometimes. Why not just change it to Evie
Bretza or something like that? You can't use the same name.
Evie Bretza. Evie Bretza.
But something Oh well of. Bretza, right.
Bentley Bentaga Not everyone's cup of tea, right?
Yeah, ugly car. Well, yeah, but they have grown
on us a little bit. They have, yeah.
It's not as bad as I thought it was in a fair sort.
Wow, Lexus have shown their hand now as their future luxury car
to go against the band Tiger race in the.
Old Oh my God. What do you think to that Matt?
That is a minibus. That is a minibus, that is.
That is a private. It's got six wheels.
What's that to compete against? You know VW's.
Bentley Ben Tigers. So the posh, the posh cars.
Really. It's got six wheels, you know.
That's that's that's. Bizarre.
That's different. It's like a sprinter van.
Maybe that was just not to scale, but that's flipping.
That's crazy. Where?
Does that look come? From.
Auto Car auto. Car so that's not like the
pimped up version that's been stretched.
Can we hit the Gopros as well? Can we see everybody in the room
please? We haven't done that tonight
yet. Yeah, we've got a full house
again tonight. You sold the Gopros.
True story. If you didn't hear that I sold
the Gopros, which actually is a true story, I made a big
mistake. You did make a big mistake.
You sold before. So, but I sold the Gopros and I
thought like a little bit of extra money to get them renewed.
Yeah. And I saw a deal on the new
Gopros. So it was a lot of money to
swap, but I thought ours are still good cameras, but we can
upgrade to the next ones. When I went to order and they'd
gone up this the deal had stopped.
So now the jump between the ones I sold and the new ones is
massive. So admittedly, I've messed up.
I'm waiting for Black Friday and open.
I'm hoping Black Friday is going to survive.
So, or if there's anybody at GoPro that wants to reach out.
Yeah, well, we do. We have got a contact there, but
like he's not answering his emails, so I'm knackered.
So, so basically the podcast is just diminishing because we
haven't got Gopros, but they're all here.
Yeah, Reese's in his cupboard, Ryan's on the sofa and Senna's
catching zeds. Bless.
Her Oh, we forgot to say it's Halloween special.
It is and we were going to dress up and we forgot.
Yeah, you can do that afterwards, can't.
We anyway what we've been doing, we went to the Pride of Britain
awards. Do you know we got invited?
The Pride of Britain. Awards.
We red carpeted it and it was flipping amazing.
It was unbelievable. It was Mark.
And Jane from Redditch. We're on the on the red carpet.
Love it. We're in the queue the only bit
like we. Were both shaking like.
So scared, obviously I had a Gopro's foot, right?
I'm going to film this so. You hadn't sold them by then.
No, that was, yeah, that was a pre sale.
It was pre sale. But but Oh my God, my little, my
little hand was shaking. We were stood in the queue.
It was raining because there was still a queue because we got
there at the at the late time behind us.
The very, very next person behind us, Cat Deeley.
But she had a woman. She had a woman holding her
umbrella. Umbrella overhead.
You weren't happy about the rain.
And you're curly. Yeah.
Were you? No.
Like when you've got ready, you spent an hour getting ready.
You don't want to get soaked around, do you?
I did have an hour. More than an hour.
I let's not get into it. Let's not get into it.
But yeah, it was an absolutely amazing night.
Like. Pierre Starmer was there because
I've asked him about. Insurance got his name this
time. Yeah, we could have asked him
about. That right at the front, weren't
we? Like, like our table, thanks to
like P&O Cruises, they sorted us out and like we were, we were
the table next to the stage. So like, you know, like all the
celebs were like all there and there and we had like Westlife
playing. Westlife and play but tell a
story like obviously Carol Vorderman and Ashley Banjo.
Is it Ashley? Ashley Banjo.
Were presenting it, Mark was desperate to get herself.
In all I wanted was Ashley, like I didn't.
I didn't know a lot of the people.
Why Ashley though? Just because I knew who he was,
I was limited to the amount of people I knew.
I knew they were very, very famous and I thought, I know
him, I know him. No idea where he's.
Not name drop much you know you got.
Name drop because we were sat. This is how bad I am right?
We sat on this table this like they're introducing themselves
and I'm thinking yeah, I don't there's no like nobody famous on
our table. Turns out there was.
So this woman just goes I know who you are.
Which Jane reckons that she was being polite but I'm convinced
her husband is a bit of a car fan.
So anyway, she know who you are and I'm thinking oh sweet.
And then there's a guy next. To us, how sweet.
There's a guy next to us and I was like, he was like an actor.
And I was like, oh, yeah, how you doing?
He was like, yeah. I said like, do you get.
I always think actors don't get much work in my head.
So I've gone to, I've gone. So if you've been busy, have you
done much? And he's like, yeah, yeah.
No, I've been like, you know, I've been busy.
I was like, oh, cool, like anything.
Like, you know, I felt like, what?
What have you been in? So we sat next to this guy.
They come and pull him away from the seat.
So I thought like, he's either been kicked out right at this
stage, he shouldn't have been here, or they've gone and
interviewed him, or like he's parked on a double yeller.
I thought something. 'S gone on.
He's only He's the next man who's given the award out.
No idea where he was. You were like that.
I was like, there he is. I could have had his.
I could have had his dessert. I've seen, I've watched his
dessert come and go because I think he's coming back.
I could have had his dessert. Yeah, I think I could name drop
all night, but I think there's a couple of key moments for me and
one of them was I was in the toilet at the same time that
Christine McGuinness was trying to get back in a dress and I
helped her do a dress up. Is that Paddy Mcguinness's
missus? Ex.
Missus. Oh well, I got a halfway there
then. Well, I I.
Was impressed with that. I got yeah, Who was the lady who
was on our table? Kate Lawler.
And she's from. She started off in Big Brother,
but she does a lot of presenting on This Morning every now and
again, and she also does other work.
There was, I think she's on a radio station as well there.
Was the lionesses were there? They had a table, the
gladiators. Yeah, we sat on the table next
to the gladiators. Yeah.
Are they running that again? The one, the one lady, my God.
Like, do you know, I've got some, I have got some biceps.
But that woman, Oh my God, Even bigger than my biceps, aren't
they? Which is hard to imagine.
I know, hard to imagine. But yeah.
But it was amazing. And like, we got looked after.
Let's quickly just say what we had.
We had. What did we have?
Was it? What did we have for starters?
Like a Rillard and salad. Yeah, not a great starter.
I remember now. Not a great starter.
Then we had chicken the the the classic chicken when you.
Have the wrong with chicken can you with a big.
You can't go wrong, but I think you can, like, imagine, because
it can dry out fast when you're cooking for that many people.
Yeah. Cracking carrot, which I nicked
Jane's carrot. And then what was our dessert?
That big chocolate thing, which I didn't.
Take it. Because I was on a liquid diet
by then. I do, yeah.
You were, weren't you? Eating cheating then, isn't it?
Yeah, once the pudding comes out now.
And then the reddish came out. And then she stole something.
No, I didn't steal of long term loans whenever we go anywhere.
That's acceptable. Absolutely.
Like if they want it back I'm happy to return it, but whenever
we go anywhere and we sit down, if there's a table number 64.
So she nicked the 64 table. Yeah, so she nicked the 64
table. Awesome, yeah.
But to be fair, like when when you nicked it last year at the
NEC Christmas Day. It's almost like confessions.
Well they need it for the next night.
To be fair at Pride of Britain they didn't need it.
So the bloke who owns like he's, he's going to have to order 260
fours when we have our Christmas dinner because it is going to
get stolen. I reckon I'll put security
around anyway. 4 because I know it's been gone to two years in a
row so. They're.
Going to be thinking, right, We've got a bit of filming being
going on. This Tuesday's video is all
about. It's a banger.
So we put on a post on Instagram, we bought from Copa a
stolen, recovered X5. And we've been on this journey
trying to find out who was stolen from where it came from.
Oh my God. Oh, there's a twist.
And it was unbelievable. We finished the video on where
did we go this Yeah. Monday, Monday.
Amazing. Sorry, good question from free
free running. Did you go socks or no socks?
That's true, yeah. I'm going to ask the guest.
OK. Matthew Yeah.
Do you own a pair of loafers? I do.
Do you go socks or no socks? No socks.
And do you know what? That's not even my choice.
My wife says I'm not wearing socks with loafers and that's
that. So you like you, you're
basically just chicken out and like.
I actually I am aware it looks better as well.
I am aware of that. But sometimes I do like to put a
but I I just drive away from the socks.
I stood my ground, did you honest?
I stood my ground. No, you didn't.
I was careful enough and kind enough to put in a blue pair
which matched your shoes and matched trousers, so I'll let
you wear them. Life in loafers was a new thing
for me to start with, so that was like the day had already
gone to a stressful. Day were they short socks so
they wouldn't be seen in them now right okay full on South.
Slicks, yeah. Straight to the knee like
football socks. Proud wearing it proud.
But yeah, so socks were done. We filmed as well 30 car
investment video, which is going to be a really, really good one.
So we've got, we went and saw five different cars and tested 5
different cars of £30,000 worth of money, which were a lot more
money, which is good fixing the KTM as well.
We're midway through that of like doing stuff to the KTM to
make it the perfect car. More drivable.
More drivable, which is which is really good.
And what else is on the drive at the minute?
What? You, Porsche.
Oh yeah, the Porsche you, you won't have seen the video.
So do you remember when I was 23?
You might do. I had a Porsche 9/11 in blue.
Yeah, you did. And it got stole.
It got stolen the very, very first day I had it and then it
was. It stall that quick.
It was stall the first day and then it got smashed to pieces
and then it got back and then yeah, that was that was my so I
bought the car back anyway. And that was, was that a cheap
taxi? Yeah, it makes it for.
No, they were visiting. Well, no, because they were
visiting the prison. I came past the prison.
They followed me into my mum and dad's house in Burkhart.
I got out of it, left the keys in, left it running.
Good move. The car pulled it behind one of
them jumped out, jumped in and gone.
Oh wow. So, but that car on the drive,
yeah. Is that car not a replica?
It's. The actual car, the car and OK,
so the comments been fixed though.
Yeah, yeah, the comments. So Bob Hodgetts obviously Dash
993 called himself as the previous owner of the last 1212
years. So I bought it from a dealer.
I loved watching this video, although slightly in horror,
that had been in a bad crash. So obviously Bob never realised
they've been a crash. It was my dream car which I
loved. I spent lots getting it back in
top condition so selling was a tough decision.
I'm delighted it's gone back to a good home and you will be and
it will be looked after. Take care of her Mark.
So that's top comment. Comment back Guys, this account
was literally made today. Stop being so gullible.
So that's somebody saying that comment was fake.
What a knob head. So I've put amazing comments
like that ruin the videos for other people.
I love how I love how Mr. Blatant you are.
We didn't have the play we did. We, Oh, I didn't put the
comments thing on the screen. Did we shot too fast there?
You can't shoot to Reese in the cupboard because you sold the
flipping go pros. It's falling apart tonight now,
isn't it? And then Richie P1's commented
suck suspenders the lot. No, no.
Yeah, you don't do that sort of stuff, No.
It's not about you, not me. I knew he was on about you.
I'd be fair. Let's not have that conversation
in here while you're live on air.
Thank you. There's some things that need to
stay private. True story.
Yeah, right.
So cycle lanes. You got yourself a bike.
I have a bike, I haven't ridden it for a few years.
I'm a more of an off road rider because that's where I'm.
Too many Rd. works. That's the way around the road
where it's so to be fair. No, you, you are under.
You have to abide by the same laws as a motorist as motor
vehicle. Is that not only if you've done
your cycling proficiency though? Is that still a thing to do with
Yeah. Are you still have to stop at a
light? If if that light's on red, the
police can still pull you over if you go straight through.
It'd be interesting. Now I wonder whether you can get
points on your driving licence. Well, no, not necessarily,
because you don't need a driving licence for exactly, but.
What happens if you have got a driving licence?
Well then you're not driving a motor vehicle, so therefore why
would you incur points for the driving of said motor vehicle?
I wonder if drink driving is illegal on a bike Sickle.
Yeah, it. Is.
Yes, it is. Because.
Yeah, I think a horse and cart is one of the few things that
you can get away with drink driving on.
Brilliant. I love a loophole.
Yeah. Is it really?
I I believe so, yeah. Do we know any horses?
Yeah. Do we know any horses?
Donkeys next door. Yeah, he said horse and cart,
not donkey and cart. Most people can't tell the
difference. Officer or if it's a constant
known after walk and five and drive then so we can 5 and drive
on a horse and cart. I could be wrong, I would check
that. Seven in Devon.
Personally, it's a 0 tolerance.
Yeah. Personally, that's it.
Yeah, I'm not. I'm definitely not a drink
driver. You're not a drinker.
No, you do. No, I Yeah.
You do the driving, I do the drinking.
See if that's what works. Yeah, I've now I've, I've never,
ever done it and I feel like I've, it's definitely socially
unacceptable. Totally.
Unexpected. You've been in a situation where
somebody's done it and you've been there.
Yeah, which was. Yeah, which was.
Years ago, yeah. And across fields, wasn't it?
It was, I don't know how much I can tell.
So engine house. I know that I've worked there.
I'm not on about that one. No engine house, my mate, He was
busy when we went to go out, let's put it that way.
OK, the car was occupied. He was busy OK, so we caught a
taxi back. What do you mean by busy?
He was like busy, busy with a lady.
What in the? Car, I don't know where he was.
He was AWOL shall we say. So we got in a taxi, we got
home. I heard a horn go past the house
flat out. While that passed the house, I
thought to myself, that's him going home.
He's obviously driven home. I ring him up in the morning and
I was like, how'd you get home? And he's on the taxi with you.
I said I can tell you now, you were not in the taxi with me and
he was like I was. I said you drove home and he's
like no, I didn't. Looked out on the front of his
drive. His car was there with the door
open, still running. See, we laugh, but.
But that was like, that's bad. But bear in mind, this was
probably 19. Yeah, it still probably wasn't
right back then, but it's never. Right, but.
Nothing was ever done about it. Was it back?
Then I've got 2 two daughters and I would go absolutely mad if
their boyfriend was to drive them home drunk or anything like
that. I would go mad.
Yeah, it's hard. So it's it's a total no.
You're going to go mad when her boyfriend drives around.
When you're going to get mad when she has a boyfriend, she's
not there, you go see. We were having this conversation
the other week. We're getting angry now.
Just yeah, definitely the biceps coming.
Out. Calm it.
I was exactly the same. I was like, you are not having a
boyfriend. But reality hits home eventually
and you're like, somebody take them off my hands.
You know that's how you change. Imagine if they come round in an
electric car, I'll say you're not getting in that.
Borrow this. Interesting as well.
HS2 right? Obviously not about the HS2,
but. Are we on about Rd. works again?
Yeah, Rd. Works have gone.
Gone back a bit to Rd. Works, Reece, Reece.
Me and Reece were in the car the other day and we went, we went
past the M42 and he said he's been driving now.
How long you been driving, Reece?
Can't cut to the camera, obviously.
Sold him three years. Three years he's been driving,
he's never been through there without him being traffic,
without there being Rd. works. So for last.
So he's never driven that part of the motorway without Rd.
works. So HS 2 has been going there for
three years. He's never been through that,
have you? Normal 70.
Yeah, it has. Well, he's been there through
70, but obviously through a 50. Yeah, it's been going a long
time, hasn't it? HS 2 that's.
Got to be a pit. Money Pit.
Yeah. How many as well?
That's the thing. Proper money pet.
All good then. Somebody's put they've seen
somebody being pulled over on a push bike after going through a
red. Somebody else has put that
they've been told that they'd get points on their licence if
they were caught on an electric scooter again.
So electric scooters are illegal.
End of. But we had them here.
We so only the trial ones are legal.
So it's a government initiative. 21 rule for one.
There you go. No.
So this was to test out where the legislation needed to be
changed to allow the use of electric vehicles on roads.
Because currently in Redditch we had a trial.
But it went well and it served it's purpose.
But it became unpopular in with certain people and it became a
political weapon, so they had to be got rid of.
So now any electric scooter on the road or even these little
petrol ones on the road is illegal and should be dealt with
as such. OK.
So all of these ones that are being sold, it's for private,
private land use only. And what happened to the ones
which were hired out? What happened to?
That the the they were sent back to Bird, which is a shame so.
They paid what? One of them Have you got a bird
scooter by? Chance one of them, one of.
Them it's got the scars from it. Oh you win a A over TI?
Did and Reece jumped on my back. I was giving Reece a backy and
we both went down so. Far so there you go.
They've meant for one person. And that's karma as well.
It's absolute karma. We went down like I was giving
it, like I didn't see it, but. They were restricted.
How were you given here? 18 mile an hour They were
restricted. I know.
It's only. Yeah.
It wasn't going fast. We were.
It was on the stone, the stone drive.
It's a stone. Stopped absolutely dead.
Yeah. Went over the underbars.
It's a shame we haven't we haven't got the footage.
But yeah, I spent, then I went to the hospital.
There's another problem. Sat there for about two hours.
I thought, I'm not dying. I'm not sitting in here for
another 18 hours. So don't do it.
When I was like literally bleeding into a fruit bowl is
all I took with. Feeling very soft for yourself.
As well, I felt so I'll so I'll. There's people then at the
moment that you see like round and about using scooters.
Illegal. Well, yeah.
I did. Not know.
That. Yeah, so if you've got a car
licence and in theory then the police could.
So the only way you were allowed to use a scooter was if you had
a driving licence, because you're allowed on the road.
So you need to understand the Highway Code.
So you must have had to pass a test.
So without a driving licence you should not be on the road.
Right? But again, why doesn't that
extend to push bikes? Because if you're on the on the
road on a push bike, you've got to understand the Highway Code
or have an element of it. You should get 3 points if you
wear lycra. I think should be worse than
that, let's be honest. Come on, there's a place for
Lycra. There is a place for Lycra but I
think when you get and I've got nothing against like riding
clubs or anything like that, but when they're like in a group and
they can hear the car coming because they are communicating
like to. The bath.
Good point. That's what your horn's for.
Is. He OK, we have we have one mush.
We have one mush come down this lane, right?
One mush one. Mush on his bike.
Wayne's had a bit of an altercation with him already, so
when he's coming the other way, he comes both ways.
When he's coming the other way, obviously he stops on his side,
the car comes past the other way.
Nobody dies. Yep.
When you're behind him, like the same thing can happen because
there's a bike that size and a car that size, so loads of room
to go through. He's standing his ground in the
middle. But when he's coming the other
way, he's fine being across. So he only does it.
He does it because I think he doesn't like car drivers I'm
getting and he like, but yeah, I've had many issues.
But Wayne's had some big issues with him.
But you can imagine what plant is like.
I know exactly what Wayne's like, yes.
You've been the Ella Warwick. The Ella Warwick.
Do you know he's got a natural he got for his birthday?
He got bought an LL title. Oh, he's got a an acre of land
or a yard of land. Yeah, like Scotland somewhere.
Square meter, I think. Yeah, right.
All good. Oh good.
So thank you so much for coming on this pleasure.
Absolutely pleasure massive. There's some important bits and
hopefully you can help us move all this forward and help
everybody who's watching this and we can all get some cheaper
car insurance. I've got some horrific, we have
some serious evidence of corruption and.
Vadnais with insurance. With insurance which just cost
us all money so like this when we eventually get to do this
next video like there's some real naughty things happening
companies which work in the system to earn maximum money
which is. Making the They're exploiting
us, aren't they? Exploiting, exploiting the the
procedure. So then obviously that gets
their profits up, which obviously has no effect on
anybody apart from all of. Us.
All of us. I've completely agree with you
like that. So thank you.
Thank you, Matt, pleasurely appreciated and hope you all
enjoyed that. And we will see you on Tuesday
with a new video, which is going to be epic.
And Happy Halloween. Happy Halloween, enjoy your
pumpkins. Enjoy your sweets, cabbage.
All good.