Pat Kenny

sequestered to an office but has a very good eye for detail and is able to cop what's going on with supply chains and then we have this man and woman who are going to be sent to Liverpool and again they're given these interesting backgrounds as the show goes on I thought this was great

I presume it was not paid back.

But once Johnny actually died, we kind of had to... I mean, at the time of his death, I remember thinking of the best guitar solo on I'll Be Waiting from The Man Who Built America.

Yes, in very intriguing fashion.

You know, we talk about the so-called Spanish flu, which wasn't from Spain at all, as you and I have discussed before.

And I don't want to give any kind of spoiler, but let's just say they start to have a level of success that Thatcher's people have to get involved.

Well, do you cook?

But it might have been Hanta.

I think it's on a par with Hotel California.

My recollection of the Uselgalley Lounge is that it was located somewhere in a basement.

And Steve Coogan and his ilk are called to Downing Street to ask, what's going on here?

You had to go down one floor.

It's located somewhere between the Olympia Theatre and the Central Bank Plaza of today.

Now, the question of, you know, a huge yard to store the coal that would give you a 90 days supply back then, it wouldn't be anything like 90 days now, the same amount of coal because we use far more energy than we did then.

Now, where it is endemic, what sort of death rates do we get every year in the South American countries, for example?

So that's my memory of it.

But thank you very much for explaining everything.

What about running it on oil, on heavy oil?

Would that be any better?

Do we have the capacity to keep Moneypoint going on heavy oil?