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blame him and say, well, you haven't sent the bills out.

So he'd send out a few and then nothing.

And this went on and on and on, really, that he was rubbish at actually making people pay for anything.

He often didn't let people pay for things.

He rang me up sometime just before Easter in 2008 and said,

He said, I was paid cash this morning and I gave Sally the cash to go and pay in because otherwise we would not be able to pay the wages.

It's just not there.

He blamed the bank.

He said, I'm going to, you know, go up and sort it out with the bank now.

The bank was at the end of the street.

So the two of them sat down together and the money had never been paid in.

Is it this one here?

This one, yes.

Martin loved this place.

He was married to this place and I was the other woman.

Well, Janice sort of sat there and then there was someone else would sit here.

Yes.

Various different people.

I think that was the idea, yes.

Clearly when we had this dollop of cash sometimes we would save cash but we were so short it had to be paid in and thank goodness it did because that quarter I mean Martin