Some energy, like BP and stuff like that, but mostly it was in the funds, exchange-traded funds, which is managed.

I used the company called AJ Bell.

So how is it working?

You buy the fund, you say I want to put like £2,000 in this fund.

You buy that, instead of buying a share, you buy a share of the fund, and they have a manager, their job is looking after, and they're choosing where to put the money, and they spread it, and you can choose the fund based on more risky, less risky, long-term goals, dividend, annually, how

you want it, and you don't think too much about the actual investments, they spread it, oh, there's many, many funds out there, like technology-based ones.

And they give you, is it fixed or it's...

No, it's not fixed, it depends on the performance, but there's a manager.

But it's always...

They get 1% fee or whatever, but you don't see it, it's just like, I give you £2,000 and every year you say, it's now worth £2,400, it's now worth £2,800, I can't make dividends, I reinvest it, so you know you've got to

save, so it's good to put something in there and it's more...

It's the easy way to do it, you don't need to think too much or take too much risk.

Yeah, you should know, should have knowledge.

That's where you are using their knowledge, but if you bought the same share from AJ Bell...

AJ Bell.

Have you got stocks and shares ISA?

No.

That's a tax-free thing, if you've got, you know, a cash ISA, you can also have an ISA for shares, so you can have more allowance, because you can max out...

Is it two different things?

Yes, different allowance.

No, I don't have even cash ISA, I should, because that's the thing, I'm waiting to do something with that, but...

If you're going to take it out, then no, but if you're going to live with something for the long-term future, even a bit, but put a bit every month or every year, put it in stocks and shares, just put it into a fund, there are funds designed for, like, retirement age for 30 years

time, they invest it, they look after it, you just check every month, it's gone up and down.

But you can withdraw it any time?

You can, but, you know, it's like I say, if you take it out, you can't put it back in.

It's tax-free, but you can only put, it was 20,000 a year, so each person in the family can put 20,000 a year in, if you've got 100,000 in, anything, interest...

You all right? How you doing? You okay?

Yeah, yeah, what you need? Chicken strips, you mean?

The chunks, you mean the nuggets or the other one?

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah?

Yeah, we did, yeah.

All right.

And the strips as well, yeah?

Yeah, that's just one, yeah.