You all right hello all right yeah I wanted to come and see about didn't have a chance, I'm sorry.

Going away.

That's right.

But how's it going?

I've had a sting done.

Do what?

Let's stand.

But it's time for him.

Yeah, I've already put it.

Oh my.

Put it.

Just one.

Put him?

Yeah, just one.

How do you feel?

All right.

fucking painful.

Was it?

Yeah, in the arm, yeah.

Why?

Yeah, that's music going all the way up.

Yeah, Tisman.

I am, that moved me down.

Tisman too.

Tisman too.

Yeah.

That's exactly where my dad was.

Was it?

You go in and you turn and

On the left it's yeah but oh that's where it was.

All right.

For about two weeks.

Oh well I'm sorry but in a way that's good because you've got it sorted very quickly.

Yeah and funny thing about it here.

Ran my mother up.

Yeah, and my brother had the same thing last week.

You never?

Is he older or younger?

He's two years younger.

Same thing, caffeine, went to finger.

He's at a stand.

And he's got to go back to have a second one on the other side, apparently.

Your lads have got to watch the hearts then haven't they?

Cause it must run in the blood.

They asked me earlier anything in the family.

Well, yeah.

But it is now.

It's I'm not spoken.

Oh yeah, that's weird, that's weird.

For a long time.

So what was it, like, he got high cholesterol and that?

He didn't really say, I didn't really speak to him.

I talked to him.

I could admit back there.

That's the only thing.

He's having things.

You never see them again.

Well, okay, so, but that's good, I'm glad that's happened though.

I mean, it's not nice that you needed it, but that's very likely saved your life, good good timing really.

Well, it was.

It, were.

Sorry I'm making fun of it, I was like, I was convinced.

Oh no, no good thing weird, because I had about nine that day.

That's quite a few minutes.

hospital, yeah.

Just sitting there.

So do you think,

Did they think you had a heart attack or you were at risk of having a heart attack or what?

Big risks.

They said that one one doctor said a big one, a mad one.

And my

One previously.

Yeah, but then, oh, it's like a build to it, if you carry on, knowing it, I would have.

This is exactly what happened, you see, because my dad went in the first time and he was exactly like you and they should have done it there and then, but instead,

So busy, they sent him home and said follow you later on with your GP and and we bring you and stuff like that but by the time, you know, over the weekend, you had a heart attack.

So, yeah, you've got much better treatment, that's really good.

And the only thing if you've had a heart attack is you can get like damage, like you get less energy and a bit tired and stuff like that.

And if you haven't, you're really lucky, because you're still, you'll come back to full fitness.

You've got to take it easy for quite a while.

Yeah, well, it's got pain in my arm.

Well, that's it.

Yeah, fruit.

I know that's not nice.

That's not.

But it's not it's not a hard recovery.

You've got to rest for quite a while though and take everything very easily.

No, I did till tomorrow, I took Doctor Sears.

Are you getting well looked after in there?

I'm getting looked after, and then they keep checking over.

They moved me

Look, have you got your, like, a private room or in the bed with like?

No, no, old people.

Yeah.

Yeah, I hope they're all right because my dad had one that was just screaming all night for no reason, like having nightmares and everything.

I don't know yet till it's not done, don't know yet.

But, you know,

You've probably got the same nurses and everything.

I wish I could come in and see you.

So I'm on the way to the airport.

because I'm going away for three days, I'm coming.

Oh no, no worries.

Yeah, then Charlotte stayed with you all night then, or in the middle of the night.

So again,

Yeah Charlotte stopped with you till early hours.

Yes, she didn't need to have gone like half one and she had her left because she couldn't get a phone for.

And she had her shouted.

I do.

I checked on talent to go home.

You got, who's there?

You got anybody with you?

Uh, they just left now, just left.

Ah.

Uh, Charlotte, my wife and two lads.

All right, I think he's driving there about, yeah, because I was going to send to Charlotte if you want a list or anything.

Okay, so you find out if you're going to have a scan or anything else afterwards, like,

If you have nothing, basically, it should be discharged tomorrow.

But you might get discharged tomorrow.

No, I will always be lying out tomorrow.

Third day.

Really?

But you only have surgery today.

I mean, the only

Thing is, I don't want to be negative about anything like, or worry anybody like I did, but I mean in a way, it's a good job I did.

But, you know, with my dad, it took the minutes, but there's another scan, an echo, which is just like when someone's pregnant,

Rub jelly on the tummy.

To do that on your chest.

Have you had that?

Yeah, I've had that already.

Yeah, the muscles are strong and everything.

If there's any, if there's any, oh, the muscles are strong, aha.

Yeah, yeah.

That's what they didn't check that for about a week because that's where you know if you got damage.

So you've been quite lucky.

Quite lucky in a way.

Yeah, caught it early.

Very good.

All right, well I'm glad if we can do it, I'm back Monday, but if we can do anything for you.

No, no, France, see my brother.

Oh, that's cool.

You enjoy.

yourself?

You're having riots there.

I don't know.

Why, no?

So I'm going in even outside my brother's flat.

He says the police barricaded the street tonight, so don't know what we're going to do.

Oh, yeah.

Okay, get Wilson and you need a lot of recovery I think.

We'll stay in touch.

Well, find out tomorrow.

Well,

Situation is.

All right.

All right, good luck.

See you later.

Bye bye.

See you later.

Bye.