She came back at 10 to 9, said, oh, you've got a visitor.

I said, oh, who?

My computer.

It's been a day.

Don't worry about it, she's not there, she's gone to work.

It's the, er, when he said the same thing he said to Chesterfield, he's come back to

Sheffield, okay, and I said, no, he's not checking his brother and his brother's in

London, so he's got nowhere to go.

And I said, like, it's fine, like, I'm not going to leave that on the street, you know

what I mean?

But I said, I live in just as much as you live here, so what's wrong with you asking

me to say I'm okay with it?

She said, no, I'm sorry.

She says, I didn't think, she said, because it, like, it all happened so quick and I

was running late to work.

I said, it's fine, like, I would have said it's okay anyway, I said, but I live in just

as much as you, so, like, it wouldn't be nice if you'd ask then.

Which I don't know if I would have reacted at all, but I don't think I would.

I didn't think I'd ask you it, I just said, I don't know who you are.

Because, like, people would ask you.