Jack May

They were getting on like a house on fire.

I will admit now, Stevie, this was not of my doing, but I kept witnessing Byron say some pretty weird things to you, man.

Doesn't shock me, Byron.

Right?

And I know this was your dream day, and it did put a sour taste on things.

Yeah.

However, because I respect you and you, man, I got a transcript of some of the things Byron was saying.

okay so this is by my mum's not a part of this byron's just yeah byron's just laying up yeah well i don't i don't know if these are innuendos but it sounds like it to me okay could you see barrett at the time it was just things you're just overhearing i could see it we were just chilling at the back eating a hot dog weirdly simultaneously from both ends yeah but we kind of lady and the tramp yeah yeah yeah i'm sad that i'm not gonna see the chat that comes from this now in the sax group

Well, this is all Byron's.

Take up with him.

Okay, maybe he'll message me separately.

Yeah, because you got the boot, didn't you?

Right, so he said, Linda, I don't want to embarrass you, but your burger's quite dry.

He said, mind if I add some sauce to it?

We can go round the back of the shed if there's a bit too much in front of people.

Bit weird.

That is weird.

Just put the sauce on in front of the barbecue.

Yeah.

Next he said, and I thought this was weird, he said, Carol, your handling of the meat today has been impeccable, but let's see how you deal with a proper Norfolk footlong.