I've never tried left hand. I've never left hand. I only foreshadowed it by coming back the road.

You know what I've done like, when you're not trans, you just, your brain knows where you're going.

It's for me, I'd say it's exactly like, you can get in a manual van and get in your automatic car and you just get used to it.

It's a really different experience but you just get, you don't think, you don't start looking for a clutch in your car.

When you have an automatic car there. And you don't get in the van and forget to press the clutch.

It just, you just get used to it.

It's like the roads, you go in that, like a zone don't you?

No but you get used to it.

You don't register anything but you know where you're going.

I never get it wrong when I'm on the, driving on the other side.

Sometimes, if I get back late at night and I get in the car, I'll be on the motorway and I'll be in the right lane.

You know, and then there'll be people flashing me because I'm still in holiday mode and I'm driving on like, you know, the fast lane of the motorway.

Yeah.

Just the other way around.

What was it?

Yeah, because of the motorway, they stay on the, on the right.

But if anything, I find it easier, I prefer driving on that side.

I had it.

Yeah, talking about somebody driving on one side.

Well, you went car with me, Charlotte.

And then your flat where we're coming in.

So we're in the wrong lane.

Yeah, when you're driving closure.

Yeah, if you're driving closure, I'll keep flashing them.

No, the way Charlotte lives.

Then if I come from my house, you go round back towards Charlotte's.

But I'm coming towards work.

Yeah.

And it goes into two lanes.

So I was into the middle.

So I was into the middle.

Buggy called me around the corner.

And is he buggy middle?

Was it Chinese or something?

He didn't tune either.

It wasn't much either.

Until the last minute.

Until the last minute.

All the way up.

Then he realised.

He didn't know the cars and he just carried on in that lane.

I'm buggy driving down.

I'm slowing down.

I'm flashing him.

I knew it would be a buggy for him.

But I've seen it at Topless.

I've seen it at Casra a few times.

When they come out of that car park.

Well, the side roads.

They come up.

2004 I was with my dad in Germany.

He had a Golf and he took us on the Autobahn.

German motorway on the wrong carriageway.

He drove two miles.

I can't believe your mother let you go.

She wasn't there.

Trust me.

And luckily there was a police car coming.

And the guy went crazy.

He blocked the motorway with his flashing licence.

I shouted and screamed and he told us to book off.

Shit happens.

Yeah.

But on German motorways they do like 200 kilometres an hour and 250 kilometres an

hour.

Was it that?

Was he joking?

Was that not him on Sunday then?

I don't know because how did he know it was your son that said it?

He knows he was.

Did he?

Did he have your daughter with him Sunday?

No.

No.

He might have been with Gloria.

No.

They were a kid were they?

He says they were a kid were they?

I don't know if she was in them.

I don't think with Gloria they go into like eat Calvary and stuff like that.

I think they just eat Chinese stuff.

It might be but.

I used to go with him.

Did he say anything about that?

Did he say how old he is?

Yeah.

Right.

He said.

Did he crash into the building?

He said.

He wasn't English but he spoke very good English.

And he had a woman I guess.

Was the woman Chinese?

So I think he never met her.

Was the woman Chinese?

I said like Chinese and they were like what?

And he fought.

And he said yeah.

But they were a young girl.

And she thought English or .

But he said about.

He said about eight year old.

Your job's not eight.

It could be but I don't.

I don't know.

He wouldn't have said no if it wasn't.

I mean he would have said something if it wasn't.

But he didn't say anything about it was it?

No no.

But you don't.

But the first thing you notice is the glorious Chinese.

Yeah.

But because you kept on saying to him.

You remember me?

You remember me, you know.

How.

Because he's busy.

Yeah.

And then when you said he walked into the bag.

I said yeah.

Fucking clue.

I don't think he was.

I mean did he crash into the building when he arrived?

Did he hit any cars in the car park?

Did he piss off?

And he wouldn't have done it yet.

Oh.

He wouldn't go on a Sunday, because that's double price, isn't it?

Yeah.

We used to go there a lot when it was £2.99.

Yeah.

When we get a discount off him, it's still a fair bit.

Compared to where we normally go.

Yeah.

And it's not like...

But how much is it now in the full price?

Well, the prices?

I don't know.

Well, Sundays are a higher price as well, isn't it?

Right.

Yeah, they do.

They're about as cheap as that.

15 quid, I think, for carbon.

That's not much.

They're not too much.

Can you imagine?

Sunday dip roasts are expensive.

Yeah, I know, but when you...

I find it better now, anyway.

I've never got out for Sunday roasts.

We started doing it because Tangy bought all the food,

and then you've got all the shit to clean up.

Just quickly, just come to a finger and just...

Yeah, well, 15 quid for a head roast.

But we have tax there, and it's cheaper.

The only downfall I don't like about that place,

I like the steaks and stuff like that.

They don't do that.

They do burgers, pizza, and obviously, your carbon.

Is that all week?