paramedics didn't know how to look after them because it's the airway so they're looking at

the balance and they know the fact they couldn't breathe and here the paramedics can integrate

they can make a whole life-saving home huh i don't think no because they couldn't do it in

the hospital and call training you know they had to go to a major and that's why our model

our model we don't have with the paramedics who train to a very high level here

unlike most places in the world even in europe but also we don't have every like regional hospital

here we have a system of major trauma centers which sheffield is one leeds is one middlesbrough

is one and newcastle rvi is one but in between there are lots of other hospitals but they're

not major trauma centers so that's why often the things weird things happen i could crash on the

motorway but they take them to middlesbrough passing north alabama

for them lots of other quite competent hospitals they go straight to the major trauma center

that's the helipads on the major trauma centers sheffield is a major trauma center

near manchester sheffield northern general is a major trauma center 25 hours a day

surgeons a team of surgeons is ready for all kinds of any kind of trauma emergency plans

anything for instant treatment and it's an extremely successful recipe as well this training

is trying to

me they call their friends grandma's grandma as well except here you call jessica's grandma lucy

and the kid

oh does he yeah grandmas granddads and they're singing for uncles and aunties everybody is an

uncle and auntie so you don't call them by their first name like um um joanna's money

you don't say if you want to talk you're not going to say vicky you have to say vicky

anti-vicky but if you want to talk to amalia you don't just say amalia i cannot have this you have

But in the case of Amalia, I think it's fine, because she calls her own parents Paul and Lucy.

Yeah, but I'm saying if you were in Macedonia.

Yeah. India is the same, technically. Michelle was my Auntie Colleen when I was young.

We called them Auntie, even though they weren't...

In India now, I need to go to...

Pakistanis still do that.

Well, you can sit there. I mean, you can come down the other way then.

Pakistanis still do that. When I was in the barbers, that one, that Pakistani boy was in there, like a teenager.

And he said, is it your turn next uncle? And he was talking to me.

You know, because I'm older now.

And they call each other brother and sister, you know, brother, brother.

No, we don't do that.

No, Macedonians don't. English sometimes say, come on, bro.

They call each other bro, like as an informal brother, like...

And that is funny, I watched a video in Macedonia.

But I don't know if you've seen it.

It was just because that's an English thing.

Well, not English, but like, bro.

American.

American, yeah, American, that's it.

A guy, it was a video, and everything racist and black, black.

And the guy, the black guy had a video of it.

And I think that was opinion.

People saying, I can tell from the accent.

Oh, come on, bro. Oh, come on, leave me alone, bro.

The way he was talking, it was like that.

But we don't say that.

And they...

We don't say...

It's just among the boys.

Yeah, that's what I mean.

It's just among the boys.

That's like if Rafa says, bro, it's derived from America.

It's come from America, that concept.

Pakistanis say, brother, what time is it?

Young people do that.

But Turks do that, abi, abi.

Turkish say abi.

Abi, we say abi.

That means brother in Turkish.

Really?

Yeah, that means brother.

We say abi to every...

Abi is for a boy, but I use it for girls as well.

It means brother in Turkish.

Really?

And they call each other brother as well.

No, but we bring abimal, I see.

Like that, abi.

Abi.

And I never knew what it means.

We just call each other.

Abi, like abi is Turkish for brother.

That's interesting.

Yeah.

In Arabic, abu means brother.

Yeah.

And in Iranian, they don't say brother for people.

They say azizan, which means my dear.

Because the Iranians are sort of fake like that, you know?

My dear.

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