Marjolein Robertson

And the driver's like, oh, thank God.

That was a terrorism attack.

And just shut the door and get done driving.

No one had trouble.

And he thought he was under attack.

He didn't even stop.

He did set an alarm off.

He still drove to the next station and then just opened his door.

Like, hello?

Hello?

But you wouldn't want to go too far because if it does hit with very little pressure and you put too much on, you're just going to scrape your whole arm on the glass and like cut your veins.

Like what strength of hammering?

Okay, that's the hardest I go.

so we know it's like when those people would pay to go and smash plates have you ever seen that and it's like I remember my brother on my birthday we had a barbecue outside and he didn't want to do all the dishes so he just he and my brother had a habit in his 20s of if he really can bother doing the dishes he'd just go and smash a plate somewhere yeah he's doing well that guy he's an artist now so it's probably like he paints where are we going on this bus journey

I was going to go home and go to the shop to get some food because I hadn't been in London.

So I got to London the night before.

I had no food on me.

My partner had made pasta and brought it so we'd have dinner.

And that's what we had for breakfast because I had no food in the flat.

So I was like, I need to buy food because all I've had today is a pan of chocolate and a brownie.