Tom Rosenthal

And you do get chatting, straight away she's across the river.

What are we saying?

Is that just you, or is that a lot of your fellow Georgians?

I mean, do you think someone said this to me the other day that when they're talking to London, I'm a Londoner.

When they're talking to Londoners, they're like, oh, well, it may be.

warm in London, temperature-wise, but we've got the warm people up here.

First trophy for 70 years.

For sure.

Is that your first time in London?

Yeah, aye, it was.

You don't need to go back after that.

If you can imagine a world without it, what does it mean for your general spirit that people are like that, do you think, for you?

So, so true.

So true.

The thing about it in London, I think the thing to remember is that people are people everywhere.

So what makes it possible for people to be cheery here is in everybody, within reason.

It's just that people just don't do it in London.

But if I walk past 20 people in London and I say good morning, they'll say good morning back to me.

It's just that no one's doing it.

You see, that's the problem.