James Everett

And then the next day when he's got a hangover, he goes, I never said, doesn't sound like me.

Doesn't sound like anything I'd say that you can have the farm.

No.

I don't know.

I knew you were going to ask me this.

I don't know.

Yeah.

No.

Apart from, Brian has taken his football home.

We've got that much, but why does that matter so much?

I mean, I have no sympathy for the man, but I did understand what a difficult position he was in, where they were all saying, but why have you been behaving so oddly?

And he just kept saying, I can't say.

Yeah.

No.

you're not my children, I would have thought, right, okay, if you don't see me as your son, I don't see you as my father and I've got no compunction now about keeping your stupid secrets.

Because Adam is going to be furious now.

But the nerve of the bloke just sitting there in front of them all saying, I want the farm.

And Alice is going, what?

And then he did it again.

He spent his whole life working, not his whole life, the last half of his life working for Brian in the expectation that he was going to get something.