road. You remember we turned right and gone up to the traffic lights and back. On that

road is about five of them body shop places. One of them is called, I forgot his name,

is AB or something, AT. His next daughter, Amara Tyers. And he's from Eritrea. He's a

nice guy. You know my BMW? Yeah. It's a write-off. I was in a crash. Are you kidding me? No,

no. An old lady drove in the side of me. And the back wheel was bent. And the door and the panel

was crumpled. It was a mess. It looked terrible. And the insurance company said, we just give you

the money for the car. And if you want, I bought the car back for 1,000. But they gave me all the

money what the car was worth at the time. And I went to this guy. He sorted all the body. You can

still see.

If you point to it, you could see where the damage was. If it's not.