First Benitos or first Rositos?

It's up to you.

Hang on.

I've got Benitos down there.

It's up to you.

So we go to Benitos because he said the stuff there in the Rositos is more easy later.

Oh, I'll just check as well, it's 35 minutes, if we go first Rositos, it's the same.

Three minutes, I'm not going to help.

No, probably.

Which way are we going?

Oh, right.

Ah, okay.

Yeah, I know the way.

Papa, did you know that Kaylin's pregnant?

I know the office room.

I know it, yeah.

I hear, I hear something.

We have boyfriend.

Yeah.

Not by herself.

Yeah.

What's that for, I don't know, it's an interesting lie so much, huh?

So Mark and Ingrid are going to be grandma and grandpa.

No.

Okay, now.

She's only a year old, she's not even 18 yet.

Kaylin, ah, she's about 22, 21.

I'm not surprised.

No, but Mark is going to be grandfather.

We're going to call him granddad now.

And Ingrid is grandma.

She's too young.

Well, in Lithuania, they're always doing like that, young.

A lot, yeah.

Well, it depends on the boy.

If he can't control himself, there's mean a cheat party here.

He can't control himself, he's a fucking loser.

He can't control himself, he's a fucking loser.

Idiot.

That's why I thought, I was talking to Mark, I said you're not upset then

because he doesn't like this boy at all.

He's fucking, like when they moved house and I took the van

and Mark was there and that boy, he was so stupid and lazy

because he was just high on weed.

If he's going to be like that, he's going to be hard for Kaylin.

Mm-hmm.

No worries, you're going to get there.

Yeah.

I hope so.

Well, that'll be like a prize.

Yeah.

Well, I left though, I'll help her.

You left?

Maybe, yeah.

Because you have to spend money on the baby instead of on weed for him.

Because he never had a job ever, he never, ever working.

Yeah.

Well, I'll make another five feet and it's a treat.

Benefits.

They get benefits, yeah.

It's okay, it has plenty of charge.

I will plug it in when I get home.

It always works there anyway.

If not, I'll take it to Tesco.

The car is not charging, I don't know why.

And I'm worried because I need, maybe it's just enough to get home,

but get it back to that house, but it's like, okay.

Where's your car?

At home.

At home?

Yeah.

I took her car, she's in France.

Oh, yeah.

Which different car?

No, no.

This one where we went for driving it, same.

This one is a little different.

The old car was now Dizzy's car and then she got this one, that's it.

It's a little different for me, I don't know.

Because it was dark, or maybe because we had a lot of cocktails.

I just don't know why this charger.