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Transcript: Yeah, but I think if the man were to talk to it, he said, you can choose your own or we can tell, you know, our garage is going to fix it or something like that. But I choose BMW.

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Transcript: I mean, we said, I mean, it's allowed to choose my own garage, so of course it's going to be more expensive, you know, why I should take out a fix for bloody Pakistanis, you know, what I mean.

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