Bernard O'Shea

And I went into a Mr. Price and I texted her going, oh my God, Mr. Price, going to die happy now.

Because you walk in, right?

And it's just like, I put down a few hours in it.

Do you know what I mean?

You have loads of stationery.

Oh my God, the amount of stationery in it.

And then you turn the corner and there's like tins of fruit.

It's like, this is my shop.

This is my shop, right?

And then you can buy like banners for any age.

You give me an age.

Happy 11th birthday.

It's there, right?

you know dog birthdays it's there right they do like potted plants water guns these days oh my god Mr Price you go in with a fiver you come out with a tenner like I'm telling you it is it is you do you need to do Mr Price and can I just say to Mr Price again I don't know the guy I've never met him right but I couldn't find cream crackers the long Jacob's cream crackers I forget the short ones in the shop but I couldn't find but I bought those tins

do you know those tins that you get at Christmas time and you buy it you get the Jacob's cream crackers but you get a special tin but I bought the long tins and for some reason there was like with the fuel crisis there was a long Jacob's cracker crisis going on for a while because I could only get the short ones it doesn't fit it does fit but it only goes up to here and I was in Mr Price and there they were there they were and I bought about 16 of them the long ones

The long ones.

Yeah, so thanks again.

Again, I don't know the guy, but thank you, Mr. Price.

But, Ray, do you know what?

You should definitely do then.