Brenda Dennehy

From this aspect, Colin, you failed many, many times in your business ventures.

I think people, they see what's on the surface as an all success.

But for people listening, I think that might be in business or might be in personal issues or something like that.

So give me a bit of a background where you grew up and what it was like.

And then did you want to go to college or did you just want to go into trade or you said you were working in bars?

Oh my God.

And then when your mom found out, what was she like?

So that work ethic was instilled in you at such a young age?

And then, Colin, in your later teens, when we'll say your friends might have been going, doing apprenticeships, they might have been going to university.

What were you doing after that?

Just working behind the bar.

And then with the other business ventures, how did they come about?

Well, especially people who are self-implied, entitled to nothing.

I think that's the hardest thing to get out of that role.

Especially when you're paying so much tax and so much into the system.

And then if you go bust self-employed, what is there for you?

Very, very difficult.

And in saying that, Colin, you've got, and we'll move on to the other business, but like North Dock,

The price you to North Dock is very reasonable, isn't it?

And you're very giving to those who need it most.