Christine Fox (Josh's Mum)

Is this the dickhead?

And like, this guy looks terrified.

He's like, well, all these tooled up guys ready to bash him.

And everyone looks at me, stood at the gate in my skinny jeans and my emo fringe.

And then I'm like, uh, no.

and then they just like oh and then they all went oh sorry to the guy and we just left and that was um where we were raised and that may also explain why as soon as i was of legal age i did leave the area i know and you know what we make it sound horrible um and yeah it was the rough area but it was also

Yeah, well, it was like you protect your family.

We have each other's backs.

We don't need anyone else.

We don't need police because there's like a distrust of police in these communities.

But yeah, amongst all that, everyone kind of had each other's backs.

And when someone did that to me, it wasn't just like my family mad.

It was everyone.

It's like, no, we don't do that anymore.

and like you said like oh they'd pinch a camera from the BBC or however they got that you're not pinching off someone local who's just like you with as little as you that's the one you don't take from your own you look out for one another

Anyway, if anyone's ever wondering why I ended up in Australia, because after living on the estate, I moved to Manchester City Centre, still a bit rough.

I then went to London, even rougher, and then I end up in Sydney.

And I'm like, oh, this is, I feel so safe.

And it's weird, but I remember after a year or two here, I'd be like, I've never clutched my phone.

I've never looked over my shoulder.