Can you hear me?

Hi.

Yeah, can you?

Yeah, I can.

Sorry, I don't know what happened because it didn't even ring my phone just went in direct time.

Anyway, how are you?

I'm okay.

How are you?

I'm absolutely exhausted.

I don't know why I go to sleep so much.

It's nice because I woke up at like 6:00, but I'm just, I'm just tired of not really much, because I hope to discharge them because I can't even offend it anymore.

And driving, it for a bloody shipping.

I even forgot how bad it is, you know, to come to the blurring.

And then later, we've got boxes of stuff down here to deliver against the Chinese people, and it's in PLC.

And I want to ask Shopping because you have to get it down anyway.

Uh yeah, I did email it.

Because we said it's there's a contacts with your landlord.

It's easier if you tell us.

Otherwise it takes them weeks to find out who is the landman.

And then he phoned this morning and I said, Hello, he said I'm from Virgin Media.

And I thought it's going to be about that.

And he said, Oh yeah, I'm pointing to see what did you think?

Did you like the?

package?

I said, What do you mean?

He said, Well, you look there online, but you didn't order it, so maybe you think it's a good good one for you.

And I said, We did order it.

And he said, Oh, let me look.

And he said, Oh, yeah, just, says on the system that we need to contact the landlord before we can arrange the installation.

And then I said, I gave the landlord, he said, oh, because we get so many emails we didn't get to it yet.

Like, sometime in the next few days we will open.

And I said, Okay, well, I'll give you the number.

And he said, Okay, I'll try and sort out for you today.

And I'll confirm.

It's okay and yeah,

So we'll see, he's gonna find.

So the furniture might come more early, but the internet might come more like, you know.

I mean, it's fine.

It's just annoying a bit, you know.

Yeah, because I thought Friday we can just stack and rain.

as fast or at least it's only one day, right now it's worth it.

I can wait as well if you want to.

So we're gonna know on the day, we're gonna let us know on the day, I will remember.

I don't know.

Yeah, just keep an eye on it.

If it says it's tomorrow, then I need to plan that.

I'm gonna be there, you know.

I know.

Or whatever.

And do you know what happened at the hospital?

Mhm.

I'm a hero.

What do you mean?

There was a man not allowed to go outside, but he's gone outside and they were following him like he had a heart attack or something, an old man.

He went outside and he had a cigarette and he was trying to be like,

Hiding and I was laughing because I was watching him smoking.

And he's standing around the corner so they can't see him from the door.

And I don't know why it looks like the nurse is not allowed to go outside again.

And then when one of them came out outside, put head up and he's like hiding cigarette behind him and then he dropped in the bin.

And then she started shouting at him.

You know, you're not supposed to be out of the bed and that.

What are you doing if you want to smoke?

We'll give you.

some patches and grab them up.

And he went back in with his head down like a child getting told off, or a dog.

And then after I was outside vaping myself and I noticed the bin was bloody on fire.

And there was all the small comments.

And I thought, shit, and it's next to a wall with like plastic sign, like, could have become a bloody disaster.

Even if it didn't burn the whole place down, it would have to evacuate the building and all the alarms made.

And so I ran inside and I knocked on the back door of the wall at the exit and stayed with the nurse open and I said, Give me quickly, give me give me a

Pan of water, you know, that people do CC.

I said, fill it with water, give it to me, quick, quick, quick.

I said, what happened?

Just give it to me.

It's a fire, and she gave it to me.

And then I went, and then some workers came running outside.

And I put the elbow already with flames coming up from the bin.

And I took the bag out of the bin and it was like, it smelled so bad burning rubbish.

Bloody hell, it was close to being a big fire.

And they're like, Oh, you saved the hospital.

I said, Yeah, thank you.

And so, I don't know.

I should get a medal or something, but nothing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And Uh, so I know I'm waiting now.

Gloria is there.

I've written my phone number on a piece of paper and the questions do I want to ask because he says they came in the morning before we got there.

And they just looked at him and said, Do you want to go home?

And he said, If it's okay, I want, of course, if it's safe.

And then I said, I mean, you're going home?

And he says, I don't know.

We need to know what's happening.

No, I mean, and we didn't find out anything from the test.

So hopefully they'll ring me soon and find out what's going on.

Oh, yeah.

You need help over him?

Of course, they put them the ghosts here.

Mhm.

It's more than I, but you know, if that happened.

No, no, I don't have to let me see what happens.

It's because I'm going to I haven't really suffered much today.

I'm not bothered anymore but it's been nice because you know we became like closer and so dour differences but anyway, I can't spend all my time sitting there.

It's getting crazy.

I didn't even go next to that.

And my mama is like thinking, should she visit my mother?

I said, I got the dog because glorious.

You what?

She usually said, my mama usually saying only nasty things about him, but now she's like a bit worried as well, and she like, she wrote in a message, I hope you

Be all right and everything and I go, she said, should I visit, should I come with you?

I said, I said, no, because Gloria is in there all the time.

Gloria wouldn't care, wouldn't mind, but it's hopefully going anyway, home, so.

Mm.

Because I'm not just sitting with him.

I'm looking after her because she's doing all the her job, looking after bags and taking stuff around for these Chinese people.

And that's why he does.

I didn't even realise how much.

You know, that's how she lives.

She gets a lot of money.

But this is carrying background and looking after her in the flat.

I'm like, uh. and oh yeah, I found a good place to eat in there.

It's like a recovery rose pork.

roast potatoes, gravy, everything.

It was £4.

And if you're a staff, it's 375.

And last week the lady charged me 375.

And today she looked at me and said, You are staffed.

I said, I'm not staffed, I'm just visiting.

I said, Oh, because you pressed the staff with him.

No, that's nice.

I agree, that's.

we've got NHS badge, she could get a 375 covering.

Definitely.

It's 375, but then Mars buys £1 facelift, so.

Is it nice?

The food.

Yeah, it's good. and you can have it with rice because they go all other stuff, stew, so many things.

All doctors are going through it and everything.

And anybody can go in.

Parking is a bit of a pain in the ass, but when you get in, nobody says he has a reason to be in the hospital.

Oh my God.

Do you want to try one day?

It's coming.

No, I don't want to.

We really run by rough pork actually.

It was really nice.

They're gunning basically.

Because they ran out of beats.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Well, for £2, you get it in a sandwich, but I'm not so, I'm not like to take away roast pork sandwich with something and everything.

So cheap because it's NHS, yeah.

And the doctor, I saw the doctor, the young Indian doctor who was working on my, like helping my dad before.

And she was like, Oh, hi, how's your father doing?

I said, He's okay.

And I said, I want to know what's going on, though, because we don't see a doctor ever, just nurses coming and checking.

And she says, Well, I don't know, I'm not working in that department, I can't really help you.

That was just for the emergency.

I said, Yeah, it's okay.

I'm not I'm not expecting to go out of the way.

And then she's gone and she's ordered, she's extra stuffing, extra gravy and two Kit Kats.

And I'm looking, I'm like, you've been telling him off about what he's eating.

Okay, she's.

As well.

But like she knows better than everybody.

She's explaining to to my dad like you can't eat this one, you can't smoke anymore, you can't eat oily food, you can't eat food with fat, you can't have this.

I have red meat and she's having massive carbohydrate and putting all like fried stuff on it and extra sauce and I'm looking and I'm thinking, that's a bit like opposite of your.

advice.

Never mind.

Yeah.

I really get hungry when you're a doctor.

No.

No, they spend all the time sitting on the ass anyway.

On the computer playing games while the nurses do the hard work.

you.

What?

It's nice to talk to you, feels like Asian students.

I know. okay I'm outside the post office,

I'm going in there, return something to Amazon and then I'm going back to work and then we'll see what happens.

If I get any message from them, you know, I'll come at 5:00 to 530, whatever.

Well, anytime maybe I'll go because I have to take him home.

And I also have to take this, I need to come back to Sheffield anyway.

I need to take the delivery, his booking.

Because of whatever, looked in TRC, the glory.

chinese boy.

He's the most like, you know, people are not friendly.

He's nice, but he's this Chinese boy, like you're carrying these bags and going in the lift and the stairs and everything.

The most boring, like, oh, that's a nice room.

Yes, like just 30 years.

Like, I've never seen anybody more difficult to make a conversation ever.

in my life.

Yeah.

Well, you've got a nice room and right, you know, the cooperative we used to go in town.

Mhm.

On the way back to Pisma.

It's upstairs from there and it's so fancy.

The hotel when you're going.

Well, only for students allowed.

You pay like £1,000 a month.

And it's just a room, like similar size like Pittsmo, but very nice, like the hotel.

and nice view and everything, but it was so expensive.

But they got gym, they got like pool table, they got cafe, everything inside what they need.

so we don't even need to help.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Not bad.

Yeah.

Okay.

Enjoy your cheese.

cheeseburger and fries, baby.

Thank you.

And hopefully I'll see you.

Okay.

Thank you, doctor.

Thank you.

Okay.

Bye bye.

Bye bye.