PJ Kirby

And they'd also like, no matter who was the general manager, they just wouldn't listen to them because they're like...

do you want us here or not like we can leave now and the casuals yeah give me the cash in hand and I'm gone you know what I mean the casuals is a great name for a series and it's set up like this it needs to be spun off and if the manager respected the casuals the casuals would be brilliant workers they'd be carrying big sets of plates everyone loved them there because they knew half a cork so they'd be going around they'd be like I know your sister's cousin whatever now love you the plates were never too hot yeah oh never but the food was always piping piping and the tea mama but

I loved them because they were just doing their own thing and they were respected by all of us.

Our general manager changed and he wasn't respecting them.

He stopped calling them in and then one weekend he was really stuck.

Called them in.

I used to go for my lunch with them all the time.

I was like besties with them.

I loved them to bits.

I didn't smoke but I always went out for their smoke breaks with them so I could just be around them and have a laugh.

He comes out one day and starts giving out to Christine because of something that she didn't do.

She just walks over to him and she goes...

boy, I was in this hotel when you were in nappies, so I think I know more than you.

And then he was like, what?

And then she just goes, we'll be back in five and just walked away.

And I was like, love her.

Babe, I was living.

Love her.

And he never said a word to her ever again because he knew like if he lost them, he'd be fucked.

But if you look around at like places when I'm in a restaurant, sometimes you would look around, you'd be like the young Twinkie fella is always friends with the 50 or 60 year old woman who's part of the furniture, you know what I mean?