Rafael's down by 6 quid.

Over 10 in the body, then you get upset, and you drink, and then you.

So he twisted him

Separate for his account.

He's settled.

No, I just don't know.

I'll tell him later when he rings me and he's a bit drunk.

I'll say, Do you know he's a £6.

I can't really fought that.

I believe it.

Yeah.

That'll really wind him up.

And you know, like, that'll set him off or something like that.

Yeah.

Sit in his mind all day.

And he'd have a drink and then he'd be like.

It'll become like the biggest thing in the world.

And then you won't remember it.

No.

Yeah, and you said that's it.

I want four weeks off.

Keep you a £6.

I'll give you a £6.

I'm going to give you a £600, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And then you just start on a phone number and I think it's like.

Let's see.

I don't know if I get 90.

It's funny.

Did you tell you you fell all getting up for the door there?

No.

When?

In the morning.

I don't know when I came back yet last time.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

No, it wasn't.

He said it was when he was.

Well, he told me.

Oh, he was, he woke up at the tram stop at the top of the train station.

Well, he told me he were getting off the bus and he was drunk and he fell.

And then the bus driver said something to him.

And then he went across the road and he fell again.

And then the next day, when he saw the bus driver, he said he brought him some sweets from shops as they saw him.

The bus driver did?

Not Raphael.

Bus driver.

Same bus driver.

Most of me.

How likely is that?

No.

It may or may not have been, but he might have thought to have been.

was off his face.

No, I thought he got all them quilts.

He said he went out to that bike riding thing and he when he had the Monday off.

Yeah.

And he walk up on the Monday morning and the tramp stop at the top of the train station.

face down on the grass at the edge of the tram stop.

And he had cuts on his face and didn't know from where.

And he was like, where am I?

And then he was like, shit.

And somehow he still had his keys and his phone and his wallet.

but it was actually vapor and something else.

It's all you've been robbed, but then you still have this fall in his wallet.

That's crazy.

Maybe the swimming off a tram because it goes out of it if you're going from town, doesn't it?

Does it?

Yeah.

I don't know.

Yeah, it goes past it because it goes to Park Green.

It's different to you it goes, isn't it?

Yeah, so he gets trammed from here to town and then.

He goes up, he goes past the station, he goes upside of Park Grange Road, past where Richard lives, up to the top and then it turns right on City Road and he gets off because he lives in the corner where it's Park Grange Road and City Road.

But I'm sure that tram has not been running.

So yeah, it wasn't the truck, but maybe he was walking off and passed out.

Et vous pouvez assumer un petit peu.

who's picked from yesterday, please.

I don't know when last time Sarah updated was.

I just know it was yesterday.

What's he doing?

Why is he doing that?

What's he doing?

She's coming up.

Oh,

I don't know, we came out to the shopping list.

You just made £80. £90.

It's like something out of the film, like back to the future or something.

It's switching off.

It's like blur or something.

Oh yeah, look at that, I'd say I've got 140.

Oh, mate.

It's still going.

Yeah, don't stop it.

Don't stop it.

But how much can it count to?

About a million?

I think.

Which is spending.

I'll just turn it off.

Not at the back, at the back.

And then let's just empty and start it fresh.

There's probably so much stuck somewhere.

Not in it?

Not in the bit that it dropped.

drops down.

Is it counting?

I think it's countless in 50s, but there's no one in there.

Let's have a look.

Because you can get that outcome out as long as that going back in.

Don't know, but it's all right now.

I just don't run my fingers for a little bit of bust coming up.

my phone cleaning the bath.

Should I just run it all through again?

Yeah.