Hello.

Hi, you're.

Yes.

I'm all right.

How are you?

Are you are you are you driving?

No, I've just stopped to fill up and I'm at the petrol station right now.

Okay, now you're far from home?

About half an hour or now.

Okay, no, I

Mean, I don't know.

It was a bit quick.

No, it felt fine.

I mean, he's fine.

He's up and talking and laughing and joking and dancing and literally.

Oh, really?

The nursery, the nurser you need to relax and he's to help and don't do it.

Because they give him an angina spray for the pain, and he's got him a bit high.

He's never done more well now.

It was worrying.

It was obviously frightening when the paramedics faces and all that and their faces and they look at each other and I thought, oh, are they going to say something serious?

I said, What can you see?

I don't want anyone to worry, but you must relax.

Keep relaxed.

But keep as relaxed as you can, but it looks like you're having a heart attack.

I am.

Um, well, I was going to say, I mean, yes, it'd be delighted to see you, we all would, and it's great, but it's not like you need to jump in the car and drive here tonight, if you're tired or anything, tomorrow, nothing's going to change.

He's going to stay CCU for, well, but you're already an hour off, so.

Yeah.

Yeah, probably, four hours away now.

So.

Okay.

Yeah.

It's up to you.

I mean, I know you're already, I should have said that earlier, but I didn't know really.

We just, after we saw the doctor,

And she explained it all, and it's all like, It's fine, they don't consider him to be in any danger.

And I said, Okay, I need to go home and eat and rest anyway.

And,

He kept falling asleep when I was talking to him.

I don't know if some of it's because of the drugs or what, but it wasn't it wasn't worrying for the doctor, so he's just going to sleep now.

So we can go in the morning if you're here, but if you prefer to stay at home or come up early, that'll be fine.

I don't know, so.

Yeah, I don't know.

So Armani is in Seville in Spain this month.

Okay.

And I've got a flight booked to go out and see on Thursday afternoon from Gatwick?

From Gatwick, right.

Yeah, so it was.

Tuesday, no.

And it's Tuesday, it's Monday night now, so it was, if I come up today, I can come and visit him at the hospital and stuff.

tomorrow.

But then I'll probably come back down tomorrow night.

Yeah, he'd like it.

It'll be nice.

He'd like it.

Oh yeah, he really, but yeah, yeah it's right that you're.

I know, your father's had a heart attack.

I mean, there's no.

Yeah, I just talked to the timing, timing right.

But yeah, no.

We can go early in the morning then.

We can go early.

Yeah.

Yeah, what time's they open?

Okay.

Even going anytime.

There's visiting open.

It's like intensive care to be honest.

It's like, I know I'm saying it's all over now, I feel massive relief.

And I really don't believe he's in any.

danger.

I mean, in danger, but he's got, he's got a problem.

Yeah, and he's had a danger, but it.

He's had a scare and it'll be, he'll be happy to see me, so.

He's had fairly serious heart.

They had a full occlusion on one artery and two partial occlusions.

Wow.

So, I don't, I don't really know, yeah.

I'm glad you could talk him into it and to call him the doctor.

Yeah, I'm a bit annoyed that they didn't call it last night when it started at 9:00 PM, so the chest pain.

Hmm.

But you can understand why they didn't because, um,

They got sent home a couple of days ago, yeah.

And, there's nothing wrong with your heart.

That's why I tried to be there because I don't know, neither of them get it or what, because the letter, the discharge letter doesn't actually tell you with what they said they were told either, so.

All right.

I'm 17.

Anyway, yeah.

So you're about, it's eight,

So about 12 ish, yeah?

Yeah, about 12, 430 ish.

Get there.

There's no worries in any case, I'll be waiting for you.

Don't worry.

I'll get a room ready and everything.

Okay.

Sorry I'm just paying for my guess.

Okay.

All right.

It's fine.

Gas.

Gas.

Thanks.

Did you say diesel?

It's actually diesel.

I bloody hope it's diesel.

I did say gas.

I don't know why I said gas.

I didn't know.

I

You don't know whether you've got like an LPG car now or.

No, no.

I've never said that before.

Even in America, it wouldn't be gas.

Yeah, it just came out.

Of the blue

You just said it.

I just said gas?

Yeah, you did go to America, didn't you?

I mean, one.

We came back from America.

We didn't get any gas.

I didn't get.

I did.

I bought loads of gas.

because I was driving an eight litre sports car.

I was in New York, I didn't drive in New York.

I was in New York.

Let me put you on the.

Yeah.

Let me put you on the car.

Are you on the car yet?

Yeah.

I don't know.

Now you're on the car.

Let's go.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

When we came back from America, we started using loads of Americanisms all the time.

On purpose.

Where's my cell phone?

I can't remember where I put my cell phone and I need to go to the gas station and are you okay honey?

And stuff like that.

I think it's.

brilliant.

with that, just come out of your mouth, I'm just paying for my gas.

I don't know.

I very very rarely speak on the phone at a petrol station.

And I think.

The gas, oh, sorry.

Probably I've only ever seen people speak on the phone at petrol stations in like American movies.

I've got another theory.

Yeah.

And may be right, I may be wrong.

Do they sell LPG at the gas station?

I don't think so.

You think like the inception of.

Probably, I think, yeah, probably.

You probably had a gas canister, like a collection of gas canisters in your eye line, or maybe, come in the middle.

Yeah.

Gas sold here and it tricked you.

Yeah.

You mean water?

a bottle of water.

I should have got water.

And you know, we'll also be very delighted to see you.

Yes, me too.

Is she back?

at school then?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So maybe we'll take a call and then go to the hospital.

Yeah, sounds good.

and then if you could yeah, have you got to work though as well?

Have you got work?

Go back.

Wait, I think I seem to have lost you for a minute.

What did you say?

I said, I'll tell them what's going on and I'm sure it'll be fine.

They'll be, they're very nice.

It'll be fine in the morning, but I might go back to work for a bit in the afternoon.

Just yeah,

This makes sense, doesn't it?

Okay, and if you could stay tomorrow evening with us, Anna would be very delighted.

You know, and it'd be lovely and then, but we'll see how we go on.

Yeah.

Yeah and then drive

Back on Wednesday, night.

We'll see, because then I'm turning around and flying again the next day.

I know, I know.

Or even in the morning if you can square it.

Okay.

Yeah.

And you, there's, I mean it's true there, but I I'm just thinking logistically, I don't think this would work for you.

I don't suppose you've got a flight that you could change and go from Manchester.

And then do it that way often.

I have thought about that as well, and I can always just scrap, like, depending on what happens, I can. still cheaper than many as well.

I can store my flights and go another time, yeah.

Yeah, I can't believe you're not

Taking me to Chevy.

Yeah.

I'm overdue a chevy.

By a lifetime because I've never Very nice.

I went last September as well.

Was it?

It must be really warm.

It's 40 degrees.

So you're slightly hot.

You'll fly over your other home. 40.

Wow.

Fly over your other home together.

Pretty much, yeah.

Not far from Tiliz.

Yeah.

All right.

I got some good riding.

But you still got the place, yeah?

Yeah.

Yeah.

In France.

Yeah, yeah we rented it for like.

If somebody.

If I if I wanted to go on the weekend, I could borrow the keys.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay.

You probably could be interesting.

But I won't be there.

No.

Come for a weekend when I'm there.

Yeah. yeah It makes sense yeah.

Going home, I'm going to have something to eat because I haven't eaten since lunchtime.

And I'll see you around midnight.

Drive carefully.

All right.

Yeah.

Any changes?

See you later.