Colin Tobin

And we get home and I'm like, you do know like that I have a butcher shop across the road, right?

And here is the thing, Brenda, right?

Like for my mam, whether it be a doctor's appointment or butchers or something in the shop, like,

I'm not going to charge my own mother.

She wouldn't have paid in any case.

I don't care what you say.

I paid 11 euro for that down in Dunn's.

Yours is 14 euro.

Mam, I ain't even, I don't care if you're not charging me.

I can't.

And I said to myself, if your mam isn't paying it, or if your mam isn't taking it for free, forget about it.

Yeah, well, do you know what?

Yeah, like towards the end, I was paying more.

Me, you know, as a retailer, I was paying more than Dunn's, Aldi and Lidl were selling it for.

So who's, like, and Brenda, they'd all say, fantastic idea, growing a brother needs a butcher.

14 euro versus 11, yeah, enjoy that call, you know.

That was Tobin's block.

Yeah, yeah.

It was, well, it was, it was a successful butcher for years, McCarty Meats, McCarty Meats.

I bought the building off Derek McCarty.