So they don't want to spend the money to get them.

So they got to give prescriptions.

And he said,

We go into her house.

We sit there, half an hour on phone to get a GP to write the prescription.

And he said, okay, we're sending it to Boots to get the medicine.

But then she said, I don't have any family here.

anything.

And she's alone and she doesn't go a car.

So they've gone in the ambulance to pick up the prescription.

And I had to wear ages.

And he was after me in the crew and I said, You can go ahead.

Maybe it's an emergency.

No, if they want to pay me, to stand in the queue of boots to get a prescription for an old lady, I'll do it.

Yeah.

Like half an hour.

Because somebody might be dying, and the ambulance is at boats to pick up a prescription.

And he said, that's the problem.

The problem, we all work very hard.

The ambulance service is very good.

If you've got a category one emergency, which is what my dad's was, you don't have to worry.

If we get a category one emergency, somebody can't breathe or somebody's heart's not working, I'll just drop it.

I'm going.