when we go to Asda, he does the lid off. Asda is not close to us. But that's the thing to

activate and stuff like this so we should automate. Asda is so expensive though. Well

I think everywhere is expensive to be honest. Yeah. Asda used to be cheapest. Yeah. And

now it's just so expensive. I'm sick of it. When we go shopping I went the other day and

just got a few bits like chicken, bit of coffee, stuff like that and it was 50 quid

and I'm like I've literally just missed it for a few bits. Just to buy. Yeah. Trolley

is 150 to 100 it depends if you buy meat and steak and stuff. I mean there's only like

two of us but our shop is like 150, 60 quid a week. A week. A week at least. And that's

including cats and everything but. Probably just two of you yeah.

And we do like, David does take us lunch every day. I do eat one yeah and it's not

all the meals and stuff yeah. But my cats cost a lot. They're so fussy. They're really

fussy. They just, they will only eat the best cat food. Or they'll eat John West's

tuna or they'll eat chicken, fresh chicken. And how much he eats? Once, twice a day? Three,

four, whatever they want. They just get fed. Oh. So it's not like dogs you just like.

Because, like dog we've been advised don't feed them too much. Yeah. But I think it's

because. Obviously get a treat. Yeah. We, I think because they're not eating properly.

So they'll eat a little bit at a time and then they'll leave it and then they won't

eat it because it's stingy. So we're always putting them fresh food down. Oh. So that's,

so they're not actually eating for meals because they'll only eat a bit and then they won't

eat it when it goes dry. Oh. And he doesn't eat. He doesn't eat. He doesn't eat. He doesn't

eat. He doesn't eat. He doesn't eat. He doesn't eat. He doesn't eat. He doesn't eat. He doesn't

eat. And they eat. They don't eat dried food. But they have biscuits. Yeah. Some mornings

I'm like that. Like with Graham because she's so fussy. I'll put her, she has tuna. Then

I put her a soup down. Then I'll put some chicken down. Then I've put some biscuits.

Then she gets milk. And I'm like that. Enjoy all you can eat buffet. Exactly. What do

you think if you just put her leave it and when she gets hungry she has to eat. Yeah.

Does Milo. Yeah, I mean if he finds out he's getting different food. I think he's just

going to die. Yeah. I don't think it's a good idea because you're not, you can't get

food, he won't eat his food. You be careful and don't give him anything else for a few

days. I mean nothing for a few days. Nothing rather than his food. Then he finds out that

he might just ignore it for the first meal, but if you don't give him anything else at

the night, then he knows he should eat it. Or different. But as soon as like, that's

like when you've got guests or party because people are giving him treats and something

and the day after they say, oh, he refused to eat. Or sometimes I was cooking for him.

I know, I think, because like years ago when I just had my cats, mainly I fed them on dry

food and they were fine. And then David's like, oh no, that's cruel, you need to give

them wet food as well. And now it's his fault they're really full today.

Yeah.

When they get used to it, then it's very difficult to change it.

And Graham, like she's so vocal, you know, the cat, she just shouts at you all the time.

Do you know when you go to the kitchen, she's like, meow, meow, like this. And you like

feel really guilty because she thinks she's starving.

Oh.

So you're like, and she's very loud, very, and she won't leave it alone. And she'll

just keep.

Until she gets what.

Yeah.

He gets what he wants.

Just to play.