I'm just going to pitch him up and move straight up.

Okay.

Unless he says come on half to us.

Okay.

So then come on full.

That would be good.

Hello, good morning. How are you?

TLC calling. Thank you, not too bad.

We just wonder, anybody at the shop?

What time is good for you?

Yeah, that's perfect.

Yeah, he'll be there in half an hour then.

No problem. Thank you.

So he's on the way there between now.

I need some...

No, I don't. I'll use it from casual.

You sure?

Yeah, we'll pay a cap on it.

And I've got it in between quarter and half.

Okay, so...

Everything's got to cut their own, yeah?

Yeah.

I suppose...

Oh, one back.

No, it's insurance and all that.

Oh, right.

And that one wasn't very good either.

No.

No.

It's on the shop, but...

This is said to me.

It's not a good little...

It says it can't be 20 mile an hour in your first year.

And I thought to myself...

What are you doing driving 20 mile an hour in your first year?

The van can't do 20 mile an hour.

No.

Can we get to 4,000?

Because that...

When I try and get out of junction,

it'll probably go to 15,

and that's before it even goes to max.

And I thought to myself,

it can't be mile an hour.

No, he's a very bad driver.

Yeah, I couldn't keep up with the record.

I just didn't have the power.

Worse than the other one.

Why?

I mean, even with that much speed, yeah.

Don't, don't, don't.

Okay.

All right?

See you soon.

See you.

This morning, there was a leak at the school,

and it closed.

Leak?

Gas leak?

No, water and the kitchen.

I think it's from the sprinklers.

We've been doing some work in the kitchen.

Oh.

I'm going to send a message on the app.

Okay.

Okay.

It's closed.

The school was flooded.

Was it that bad?

Very bad.

The hall had that much water in it.

The lunch hall.

Really?

And the kitchen is wrecked.

So then I thought,

because Susanna is in office,

I had to wait,

and then they sent a message,

we're open at 10,

if you can make it at 10.

So we went there,

and I put my head in the kitchen,

because Anna's classroom is next to the kitchen

from the back.

Yeah.

And there was a team of builders in there.

So what happened?

And they said, oh, come on, look.

They were doing some work on the roof

that damaged the sprinklers.

Sprinklers for fire in the kitchen.

Yeah, and all the machines,

all the equipment's wrecked.

Wrecked and all gone.

And even then,

it was that deep,

the water in the kitchen,

and it's poured all through the hall.

As it happened during the night,

after the school.

Most of it.

Most of it.

And they arrived in the morning and found it.

And everybody's stressed,

you know, in the WhatsApp groups,

because people wanted to drop the kids at Dash

at 7 o'clock.

And they can't, you know.

And go to work, yeah.

Yeah, and 10 o'clock,

we go there, it's chaos, the whole thing.

Nobody knows.

Come and go.

They have a way to some of the classrooms

they're not using.

And now they send a message,

everything's okay,

but we're not going to have to

hot food until at least Tuesday next week.

Because the kitchen's wrecked.

So you have to send them food.

No, they said we're ordering something.

I don't know if it's a state or something.

Maybe Big Bill.

They're ordering food for today,

and then on Monday,

if you want,

you can bring out lunch,

or they're going to get sandwiches.

So even in that situation,

they're open still?

They're open.

I mean, the classrooms are okay,

but the kitchen is completely destroyed.

And you could see everything was,

all the electric stuff,

you know,

maybe dries out,

I don't know.

Not safe.

I don't know if their kitchen is running by.