It's so lovely.

I know but if you want only kittens you end up with 200 cats.

I wish if we had like space and if we had a house for example I would breed cats.

It would be lovely and you make lots of money as well.

It would just be, how I know you, you wouldn't let them go.

And then we've got like eight kittens and somebody coming to pick them up and you'd be like, not this one.

But definitely you can see what variety and you can...

Yeah, like one from each.

But then you know you can get, you've got the phone power playing with baby cats, tiny ones.

And you don't have to look after them when they get older.

How shall we do it? Shall we breed some?

But these two are already, if she wasn't had operations...

I would buy a main comb and do the main comb.

But this is expensive. Yeah, but you make a lot of money then.

We'll be buying ones for 1000 or whatever and then we'll just breed them.

I can hear you.

She's like a big dog.

She's present, but you don't like dogs.

No. I like dogs, but sorry.

OK.

It's not coming here. It's outside. It's OK.

She's so good, she knows. And Lily doesn't give a...

Lily don't give a fuck.

No, I think if Stormy wasn't had operations, she would be a good...

Because she's very, like pedigree probably is good genetics in her.

Stormy, yeah.

For breeding, but it's too much.

Yeah, she's very good.

She's pure, like, not mixed.

Yeah.

I love that cat's cafe. I wish we were back there.

Where was the new version?

Not the Newcastle one. The Hungary one was good.

I didn't like the big shoes. I don't know where it was.

That was in Newcastle.

No, but the Hungary one was good. We didn't take shoes off.

That was really good. It was quite big. And they had more interesting cats.

Next time I'm in Budapest, I'm going for a cake burger.

Deliverall.

Yeah, that's a bad thing with delivery. You get so many. But I turn them off.

You don't want this one?

Sure, take it with me then.

So, do you want me to go to the shop and get another one of these?

Whatever you want.

Are you sick of it?

Are you sick of it?

Yeah.

I don't know, because my head is like that. You seem a bit, like, down in energy.

I know you had a long day, that's why.

No, no, I'm not complaining or judging. I just was wondering if maybe you also got...

No, I was finding people.

My dad's been in TLC again. He's going tomorrow for a scan on his back. MRI, where they're going to chew up and spin them around. Find out where it's...

He's going to a doctor, like, not doctor, chiropractor. They're doing, like, massage or something with the back, but he's not helping himself.

And he's going to go to see his mother. And he said, I'm going to sell everything what's there, because his mother is 99.

And she's got a nurse and, like, a clinic.

She's got a cleaner and a cooker and everything. There's one family who's looking after her, and they do everything for her.

And there's, like, one is a nurse, and then the cousin always coming in who's doing the cooking, and someone comes to do the cleaning every day.

And stuff like that. She's very, like, comfy life, like that.

But these people, they're saying to Fonte and my dad, my grandmother Fonte and my dad,

Oh, can you tell me about the... where's the documents for all our flats? Because they own few flats.

They live together there in the same building. And he said, why?

He said, oh, they want it because the people who live in one of the flats wants to do a new contract,

and they need to see the documents that proves who owns it.

And he says, don't give that to anybody, because they probably want to steal the flat.

They want to steal the flat, get the documents, and throw some dodgy signatures and stolen it.

It can't be like that. He says he wants to go there, sell it, everything, and get the money.

It's more than a million. And come here so I can...