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Welcome to today's livestream.

I hope you are feeling well.

Guess what?

See if you can guess.

Yes, we are back together again.

Oh my goodness.

I can't believe it. Here we are. One small.

Coming to you live from the birthplace of the English language.

However, you seem very far away.

Why are you so far away?

Please come closer.

Don't be shy.

Give it a try or else you'll make Mr.

Duncan cry.

You will. Hi, everybody.

This is Mr. Duncan in England.

How are you today?

Are you okay?

I hope so.

Are you feeling good? Are you feeling happy?

Are you feeling super duper?

A lot of people think that.

Most people don't say super duper, but they do.

If something is amazing, wonderful.

You can say that it is super duper.

It is amazing.

And in fact, we are back together again.

It is Sunday.

It's a rather wet Sunday.

I'm going to be honest with you.

The weather at the moment is really strange.

No, I'm sure where you are.

The weather is also strange.

It would appear that the whole planet is enjoying

or suffering in some way.

The weather, the strange weather.

Some people are enjoying the lovely warm sunshine.

Some people are not enjoying it.

Some people are enjoying the cool weather.

Some people are not enjoying it.

It would appear that Mother Nature can very, very rarely

please everyone when you think about it.

So apparently the planet is now boiling global.

Boiling is a new phrase that was introduced this week.

Yeah, I have to be honest, growing up in the 1980s,

all people used to talk about, by the way, you can go now.

I don't need you now. I'll figure

all people talked about in the 1980s,

the ozone layer.

That's all you ever heard of and about during

the 1980s, people were talking all the time, all the time

about the ozone layer and the fact that the Earth was getting hotter and hotter.

And that was way back in the 1980s.

And in fact, as far back as the 1960s, people

were concerned about environmental issues

for various reasons, quite often

relating to animal welfare or maybe protecting

certain animals, which of course is a good thing.

We don't want to say goodbye

to those weird and wonderful creatures,

some of which happen to taste very nice.

That's all I'm saying.

But these days we are talking about the environment

as in the heat, the temperature, the weather conditions and all of that sort of stuff.

And now we have global boiling.

I think

this is just my opinion by the way.

I think that we are getting a little bit

too carried away with these words and these phrases.

Global boiling, I think has gone too far.

It's a step too far.

Global warming.

Yes, global boiling sounds a little bit too dramatic.

And I think a lot of people will stop listening

to what other people have to say about those types of issues.

Anyway, enough of that.

My name is Mr. Duncan.

I talk about English.

You might say I'm one of those up there.

Are you one of those?

Well, I'm definitely one of those.

I know I am.

I looked in the mirror this morning and I thought to myself, Hmm,

You're one of those, Mr.

Duncan.

I am an English addict, and I have a feeling that you might be as well

because you are here right now with me watching for those wondering.

Mr. Steve will be here later.

We are doing

2 hours.

2 hours today.

2 hours. Everyone, tell your friends.

Tell your relatives to tune in 2 hours.

We had a lot of complaints last week, especially last week.

I don't know why, but people were really upset last week

because we only did one hour last Sunday.

But the real reasons for it were our lives at the moment, my life and Mr.

Steve's life.

It's it's really chaotic.

I don't think I've known a period of my life or Steve's life

during the 34 years that we've known each other.

I've never known a period where

everything is being so chaotic.

I am really in a tizz.

Ooh, that's a great expression to be in a tizz.

Or you can also say to be in a tizzy means you are all confused.

There are so many things going on around you, you don't know where to look, you don't know what to think.

Everything is happening all at the same time.

So yes, we are having a busy time at the moment, a busy period.

August is coming.

So tomorrow is the last day of July and then August

arrives.

Mm. Yes, I can hear you saying it.

I can hear you saying Mr.

Duncan, we know what's happening in August.

It is your birthday in August.

Mr. Duncan.

We know all about your birthday every year in August.

It is your birthday.

So yes, next month it is my birthday.

Well, having a little trip as well.

We are going away for a short time.

Nothing else.

Just having a little break for a short time

around the period of my birthday.

But don't worry, we're not leaving you

because my birthday is on Saturday this year.

So the 12th of August is my birthday,

and that's it, really.

So I think I think August is going to be busy for that.

But maybe other things as well.

We will have to wait and see.

The one thing I do know, talking of the weather again,

I do know one thing.

Apparently it's going to be wet and cold

over the next two weeks here in England.

So I'm not sure about global boiling

may, maybe global cooling,

especially here because it's going to be really cold.

About 17, 17 cells here next week.

That's all that's that's

that's all they've promised us for August.

And normally lots of people like to get away during the month of August.

Oh, no.

Well, we have the live chat happening.

It would not be English addict without you joining in on the live chat.

Don't forget it is now operating on your screen.

If you can't see it, just refresh the page

and then it will appear as if by magic.

Hello to the live chat.

Who is here? Oh, very interesting.

He is back.

Everyone he is by

the Thames has returned

as number one, Number one on the live chat.

So congratulations, Vitus.

You are first on today's live chat.

I knew that would happen.

I knew that would happen.

My little device.

I don't know why it stops working sometimes.

So instead I will do this.

Even that's not working.

Try again.

This really does cause me a lot of stress.

I can't begin to tell you

how much stress doing this causes

you to realise you're just out.

You have no idea how much stress exists in my life

because of YouTube.

Honestly.

Well done foetus.

You are first today we also have be trees.

Hello Beatrice.

Nice to see you here as well.

Kyle or Mazen.

Sandra Gonzalez is here as well.

Nice to see you.

Also we also have who else, Juan Juan Banal.

Hello to you as well.

Zika is here.

We also have

Irene Christie.

Nina.

Hello, Cristina, are you okay?

Because I do believe you've been having one or two mishaps

which just happens to be the subject of today's live stream.

We are looking at accidents now.

It's not because of you, Christine.

I don't worry.

It's not because of your bicycle accident.

It's not because of all the other things

that happened last week.

I hope you're feeling better, by the way.

I hope you are.

You are good.

I'm glad I can cheer you up from time to time.

So, Cristina, we are talking about accidents, but it's not because of you.

Cristina, We are looking at the word accident.

We are looking at ways of using the word.

Lots of phrases that go with

that word as well a little bit later on. Ooh.

Also, we are playing

fill in the blanks.

Fill in the blanks, Fill in the blanks.

We are playing fill in the blanks later on for those who like playing

that particular game, Conal is here.

Hello, Connell.

Nice to see you here as well,

Paul.

FIFA mobile is here.

We also have Olga.

So many people are joining me.

Francesca, Or should I say Francesca?

I always get your name wrong.

Francesca.

Hello to Sam.

Rain bow.

Wow. It's been a long time since I joined a live stream,

but I still remember many names from the chat.

Hello, Sam Rainbow.

Nice to see you here today.

We need a rainbow.

We need something to cheer everything up.

Oh, I can't tell you how angry I was yesterday.

It takes a lot to make me angry.

But yesterday I was. I was.

I was very angry.

It doesn't happen very often. Doesn't.

Hello.

Also to Rose, sir.

I think I said hello to you already.

I wonder where Louis is. Where is Louis?

Oh, there you are.

Of course we have Louis Mendez

is here today as well.

We also have Claudia.

Hello, Claudia.

By the way, I loved the photographs of you with your dad.

Some lovely photographs that I saw in your Facebook page.

Lovely.

Nice.

It's great to see you spending time with your dad.

And I did enjoy seeing them.

I hope you had a good birthday as well.

I was going to mention something then, but I can't remember what it was.

I'm getting old, you see, That's what it is.

Oh, I know what I meant. You.

I know what I was going to say.

I was going to ask Claudia a very important question.

What's cooking?

Claudia, What have you got in the pot?

What's cooking, Claudia?

Is it something spicy and hot?

Is it something salty or not? Or.

Claudia What is it?

The pot.

Claudia What is in the past?

Is it something nice?

Maybe a little bit of chicken, maybe some carrots, maybe some

potatoes or potatoes?

Yummy.

You know what I would be good at?

I should go onto Tick-Tock.

I should go on to tick tock, and I should do that thing that all of the sexy girls are doing at the moment

where they're pretending to eat things that appear on the screen.

Mm mm. Mango.

Yum, yum. My favourite.

Hmm. Cake.

Make me big and fat.

Mm hmm. Cherries.

I don't like cherries.

Cherries. Bad.

Mm. Spicy.

Too hot to spicy, that sort of thing.

Have you seen it?

Non playable characters. Apparently.

It's the latest thing that lots of people are doing to make money.

But of course, you do have to be very, very good

looking and female as well.

Claudia, what are you having today?

Today, Claudia is having Brussel sprouts.

Not everyone likes sprouts.

It is always something that divides everyone

during Christmas time.

Some people like sprouts,

brussels sprouts and some people don't.

Personally, myself, I like Brussels sprouts.

I think they are really nice when you have your Christmas meal, to be honest with you.

So it's a gloomy day here, but I hope where you are,

everything is shiny and bright.

Mr. Steve will be with us. Don't worry.

He is here.

We will be talking about

his favourite subject.

Cars.

Mm. He's been talking about it quite a lot.

In fact,

Mohsin asks Mr.

Duncan, Do you intend to create a tick tock account?

I'm only joking, by the way.

I don't think anyone, anyone would want to see me

on Tick Tock

doing all that stuff.

Have you seen it?

Have you seen the young girls?

They're all doing this. They're all going, Ooh, mango.

Mm. Yummy. Ooh.

Birthday cake. Hmm.

Happy birthday to me. Happy birthday to me.

Bah bah bah bah. Papa, It's a bit early.

It's not my birthday yet.

12th of August is my birthday.

That's when it is. Hello. Also, two.

Oh, hello.

Also to

who else is here and shoo.

Hello and shoo.

I don't recognise your name.

Is it your first time?

If it is your first time here, please let me know.

It's a very busy time of year at the moment around here, because the farmers

have all started doing the thing that they love doing.

I'm not sure if they love doing it.

I wonder if farmers enjoy the work that they do.

But yesterday I was out with Mr.

Steve

and this is what we saw whilst walking around.

Oh, a lot of things are going on at the moment around this area.

Harvest time has arrived and there you can see

the farmers gathering the grain.

I think in that particular field there is,

I think it's barley in that particular field.

So that is yesterday.

I filmed that yesterday whilst out walking with Mr.

Steve.

We were out, we went into town because the weather was not too bad,

although after we got back

the weather did change

and you can see where the farmer has been

gathering his crop or her crop.

Of course farmers can be ladies as well.

We often think of the farmer's wife, but it is not unusual these days

to see women working on the farms

toiling.

And then you can see a very large combine harvester

collecting the grain and leaving behind the hay,

which of course will come in very useful later

for the livestock, the cattle during the winter months.

They can use it for for eating where

when food is very scarce.

Excuse me.

Well I just buy.

Oh, by Michael.

Bye bye.

It was lovely having you here.

So there it was.

Yesterday's event.

So outside

the farmers, today

they are panicking because we are going to have days and days of rain.

You can see behind me already it's raining behind me already.

It is.

The farmers are working hard today.

You are right. They are.

The farmers are working very hard because

it's harvest time.

And if they don't collect all of the harvest,

if they don't collect all of the grain now, it will all be ruined

because we are going to have days and days of heavy rain, apparently.

And I can't say that I'm looking forward to that.

Really, you are right and true.

Farmers are really hard working.

You are right.

I think so.

In a few moments we have Mr.

Steve, but I couldn't resist showing you

something that I haven't showed for a long time.

I've showed you a little bit of the video we are about to see.

But today I thought it would be nice to show the whole thing

because I feel as if I need a break.

I feel as if I need to go somewhere nice,

somewhere pleasant, somewhere

near the sea.

And then after this, it's Mr.

Steve. Yes.

He will be here live in the studio in a few minutes

from now.

In the booth.

So here we are, Mr.

Duncan and Mr. Steve.

Where are we?

We are now on the beach.

On the beach at a typical British beach scene.

It's freezing cold.

We're wrapped up in wool in winter clothes that suns out.

It looks lovely, but it's actually very cold.

So I've got the beach towel.

And what have you got, Mr. Duncan?

I have my spade so I can dig in the sand

because we are on a sandy beach and I have my bucket as well.

My little bucket, so I can put the sand into the bucket

and I can build a little sandcastle here.

And I've got the same matching.

I've got the blue ones, you've got the red ones.

So are we going to start building sand castles? Mr.

Duncan I have all excited.

I think Mr.

Steve is very eager, even though the wind is blowing, it is quite windy on the beach.

We are very close to the sea.

We are on the Welsh coast in a place called Aberdare V.

It's very nice normally, but unfortunately it's a little cool and quite windy.

What else have you got there, Steve?

I've got a beach towel.

Yeah.

Which I'm now using to keep warm with.

Do you like, do you like Steve's beach towel?

I'm using it as a scarf to keep warm.

So let's start building some sand castles.

Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside, though.

I do like to be beside the sea all over the UK

During the summer months, people come and they visit the seaside.

They go to the beach.

I don't know what it is about being near the sea.

The sights, the sounds, the weather, and also the fresh air.

To be honest with you, there is a lot of fresh

air around today because it's so windy.

And look at the sea.

Isn't it beautiful?

In fact, I think Mr.

Steve is going to go into the water for a paddle.

You paddle in the water, you splash around in the sea.

All that splashing around in the sea has made Mr.

Steve feel very hungry.

So he decides to go to the local chip shop.

There's nothing like a bag of fish and chips

piping hot from the fryer with extra salt and vinegar.

Mr. Steve appears to be enjoying his chips.

Mm. Delicious.

Do you know what this bird is?

It's a seagull.

A very common bird that can often be found near

the seaside or on the coast.

We decided to see what would happen if we threw

some of the chips on the ground.

Needless to say, the result was chaos.

You will often see seagulls at the seaside,

so our day trip to the seaside is almost at an end.

As we walk off together into the sun set.

I don't like the part where we fade away and I don't know why.

It always makes me feel a little bit sad.

Talking of things that are sad.

Yes, he's coming. He's on his way.

You know who I'm talking about?

I wasn't supposed to do that.

I wasn't. He did. Whether I tried again.

Oh, because of the game, Mr.

Steve,

I'm going to do it again.

So now.

Oh, there you are.

Where are your.

Oh, you're over there now. Wasn't my fault this week, Mr.

Go. Anyway, I was there on time.

Okay.

Hello.

Hello, everyone.

Nice to be here to see you all.

To see your lovely comments on the live stream.

I'm not in a very good mood today.

I was so angry yesterday.

When was the last time you saw me?

So angry?

I was so angry yesterday.

I'm not going to say why I was angry, but I was.

I was just being angry.

You don't remember the afternoon when I was really upset.

Oh, okay. That's an interesting

revelation.

I don't remember you being angry yesterday, but were you angry that Mr.

Duncan used to remind YouTube?

Oh, you. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

But you're always angry about YouTube.

Yes. Well, not always.

Okay, so this is like last week again.

Well, I'm not always angry about YouTube for 98% of the time.

I love doing this.

And if a 2% of the time YouTube does something

that really annoys me and that's what happened yesterday anyway,

I didn't want to mention any of that, but we still mentioned it anyway.

So there you go. Mr. Steve is back everyone.

Are you happy to see Steve?

I hope so, she says.

She says, I look very nice today. Thank you, Beatrice.

Inaki says Yes. Glad to see you again,

Christina.

Hello, Cristina.

Hope you're feeling better

too. Yeah.

Anyway, we're talking about accidents later.

Yeah, Maybe Cristina would like to share that with us when we get onto that subject.

But yes, Cristina wants to go to that beach in Wales,

the one that you just showed on the video, which was Abu Dhabi?

I think it was. Yes, but actually it wasn't Barmouth.

No, I think it was Aberdyfi have heard of the

it is a Wales, it is a Welsh coastal town.

It's lovely on the on the Welsh on the West Coast of Wales sort of north west.

Is it the whole of Wales. The West.

Well the west of Wales, the west coast of Wales

and yes it's, it's a lovely place, it's a huge massive beach.

The town itself is a bit

there's not much to the town itself but maybe Yes,

I don't know, we could meet there next time but we quite fancied coming to Italy.

Yeah, of course we've seen some lovely photographs but anyway that's, that's another change.

Just real that one in because we're not, we're not going anywhere at the moment.

We are going somewhere in August and August.

We are going somewhere, they're going to a little trip because it has become,

I suppose you might say, it's become a little bit of a tradition.

Yeah. Yeah, a tradition. Yes.

I think that's a good word. So.

So yes, around my birthday, which is next month, we are having a little trip.

We're going away to that lovely place in Wales,

not the coast, but somewhere else.

Nothing else.

We're not doing anything else, so we're just going to relax and take it easy.

We're not doing anything else, are we

known?

Absolutely nothing. No.

Just a boring holiday in Wales.

Actually, in Wales, I would say it's boring.

All of us who who goes on holidays to be bored.

Something in my eye.

Mr. Duncan, I've been mowing the grass today because it's.

It's going to. Well, it is raining.

Yes. And I don't like to mow the grass when it's wet

because it makes a mess of the machine and it takes a long time to clean it.

But I've got some something in my eye that flicked up when I was.

The bits of grass have gone in my eye. Mr.

Jones Great.

Steve But I'm just saying, I'm just worried if you see me rubbing my eye,

which is not a good thing, do because you can get infections.

You should never, never rub anything.

Never rub.

You should never rub any part of your body.

Connell ever

come Saw me in their dreams yesterday.

So are you sure it wasn't a nightmare?

That's what I was told.

I would think of it.

Thank you very much for that,

Sam Rainbow, Have you mentioned Sam Rainbow?

I have. Right. Okay, then move on.

Nice to see you again.

I don't know.

When was the last time you were on the live stream,

but I think you've been getting some nice welcoming messages.

And here's one for Ismail.

Lovely to see you again.

Make the most of that. Steve was being friendly.

I was being friendly, yes.

And I've run out of steam, Mr.

Duncan. I've nothing else to say.

If you run out of steam, it means you've been talking a lot.

And then suddenly you run out of things to say and have.

I've run out of steam or lose energy.

We get.

We get the idea, but I'm just explaining it.

This is an English channel.

Yes, I know, but you've only been on for 7 minutes.

I'm exhausted already, Mr. Duncan.

We do have another hour and.

Oh, I thought we ran out.

Of course, it's a longer it's a I've got it right.

It's a longer show today, isn't it? Yes, I told you.

I know.

So I've got to. I've got to meet out my energy.

Metre it out.

Just let it out in little amounts.

Little quantum amounts was first

and then I can last for the whole hour and a half.

What do you mean, metre. Metre.

If you metre something out it means you allow it in in a controlled way.

Yes. In small stages.

Small stages, yes.

You metre something out. Metre.

It doesn't mean a length, it just means you let something out in small amounts like my energy

and to rein it in.

What you're reigning continual measuring it out.

You should make your mind up because they are literally opposite.

That's right.

Lewis Link Verne V And I think you've got the spelling right? Yes.

So congratulations.

You now speak Welsh.

Although to be honest with you, every word in the Welsh language

looks like it's been misspelt,

so it's very easy to spell Welsh words.

You just spell them incorrectly because all of the letters look as if they're in the wrong place.

Is the C cold?

Sandra's asked that and a few other people are asked it as well.

Well, it wasn't.

It was. It wasn't too cold. No,

because I think it was summertime.

It wasn't summertime, wasn't it?

No, it wasn't. It was. It was.

I think it was early April and it was it was quite cold and windy. Yes.

And I was surprised that you went into the sea at that point.

We're talking about the video that we just played. Yes.

So if you're wondering, you can rewind and have a look.

But the sea was is it was a cold day because it was so windy.

So it didn't feel as if I think I think it was early summer, but it's definitely cold.

It was cold.

But we're going to have cold weather next week as well.

The sea, the sea.

I mean, it's not a wall, not like the Mediterranean,

but you can you know, it's a bit of a shock

when you first go in, but it's not freezing cold

because we've got the Gulf Stream heavenly

that warms the waters, but it's not Mediterranean.

But I was I was anyway, before a few days before I went,

I was having cold showers at home

to acclimatise myself,

to acclimatise myself so that when I went in the cold water,

because I do love swimming in the sea,

I was prepared and it wouldn't be too much of a shock.

Unfortunately, he never goes very far out.

He always turns around and comes back.

He while people get killed, yeah, they get sucked out. Mr.

Duncan's really into into strong current

I've never been sucked out and you have to be careful

in Wales, particularly in Aberdyfi, because

the tide is very strong.

So you get strong tides in on the coast in Britain.

So you've got to be very careful when you go swimming that

you don't go out too far because it's impossible to swim against the

the tide if it's coming out and then people get trapped don't they.

And the tide comes in, they get trapped on little islands of sand and then they drown.

That happened to me when I was a kid.

We went to a place called Real r H is it r h y al?

You see, it's right.

Like I just said, you can't you can't misspell Welsh words because they look.

They look

misspelt.

Anyway, we went to Rhyl.

I was only a kid about maybe eight

and I was with my sister and we, we walked out on the beach

and the sea came in around us. Yes.

And we were stranded on this this large island of sand.

But the water was all around us and we panicked

because we realised that maybe we were going to drown,

which, which as a child is never spit traumatic when you think about it.

But fortunately, we were standing there waving our arms,

and there were there was someone in a small motorboat

and they saw us and they came over and rescued us.

They actually took us back to the shore.

Yeah. Yeah.

So just your parents are being very neglectful.

No, they're not looking after you.

They weren't. It was our fault.

I will put my hand up and I will say it was my fault.

My fault, my sister's fault, because we just wandered off.

My parents had told us, Don't go too far.

But you know what kids are like?

You know what children are like.

They can be very disobedient.

They like to have adventure.

And that's what we did.

And we nearly we nearly got drowned

in Ark.

He says it's metre out

despair at the same way as me to the length I was.

I think it's I think it's r e

yes m a t r e.

We think that it could be e r Yeah.

So I think, I think it's a out. Yes.

It just means, it just means you're doing something in certain in a controlled way.

Controlled way you're doing something in a controlled way.

Another word you use is eke eke eke out.

You can sort of eke out something you, you make something

last over a period of time slightly different.

But yeah. Yes.

So thanks Mr. C says Sandra.

What for though?

I'm not sure. Maybe about the temperature.

Sandra says the C in Argentina is cold.

Yes, I can imagine that being cold.

Isn't it The Atlantic?

Is it the Atlantic Ocean near Argentina?

So that's going to be cold.

We have something called the Gulf Stream, I think, isn't it?

The Pacific Ocean?

I think you'll find it's the Pacific is not the other side.

Okay.

Well, I don't know don't ask questions that you don't know the answers to.

I don't know, Steve.

Well, that's why I'm asking Pacific sounds more Atlantic to me.

Sounds cold.

Well, it is, isn't it?

Yes, Yes, it's Pacific Pacific.

It's the Atlantic Ocean between here and the Americas.

Yes, Yes. I imagine it being Argentina is on this side of us.

So I think it is the Atlantic. Please tell us,

Christine, not

Christine, Sandra or anyone, Beatrice, for that matter.

Anyone from Argentina or anyone on the Internet.

If you're watching us at the moment on the Internet, just tell us, is it sure it's the Atlantic?

Atlantic. Okay, Steve saying Atlantic.

I said Pacific because it seems it seems warmer.

I don't know why. Well, yes, right.

So the Pacific, the other side, anywhere we just carry with this conversation for the next 20 minutes.

Yes, why not?

Steve. Steve, I've got to move on.

That's my name.

Yes, Steve.

Mr. Steve. Yes.

If I may. If I may.

There is something you wanted to mention today, and this is we started. Mr.

Steve has his moment, my rant to talk

about something that he wants to get off his chest,

not that

he has much there, to be honest, but just.

But there is something you want to talk about

this week, by the way, if Tomic is watching.

I don't think he is.

I don't think Tomic is on the live chat today.

But off the coast of Netherlands at the moment, yes,

there is a large container ship, a cargo ship on fire,

and it is full of cars,

new cars on their way to be delivered to certain countries.

However, something has gone wrong.

There are 5000 cars on this particular

a large cargo ship at the moment

floating off the coast of the Netherlands in the North Sea.

Now, the interesting thing about this is it's on fire.

It's burning. It's been burning since last week.

I think last Wednesday it caught fire.

And what was the reason, Mr. Steve?

What do they think the reason was?

Well, they think that there were obviously a number of electric cars on the 500,

so a 10th of

the total cargo that the batteries caught fire.

And one of these cars, they think they think, but this has happened before.

A container ship last year or early this year similarly caught

fire as a result of electric car batteries going wrong.

Why they charged them up when they're going to ship them across the sea?

I don't know.

But anyway, it seems as though, yes,

the electric car revolution is underway,

although and it's causing fires. Mr.

Duncan, you don't want to be stuck in in an electric car when it burst into flames,

At least if it's petrol, diesel, you've got some chance to get out. Now.

I'm going to ask I'm going to ask the obvious question.

The obvious question is

how did

this particular car catch fire?

Because I wouldn't imagine that they're charging those cars up on the ship.

So are they saying that that car

with the little batteries inside, big batteries?

Well, okay, then it doesn't really matter.

I mean, they're little batteries compared to batteries that are the size of this house.

Oh, and anyway,

how did it start?

Because they weren't being charged up.

I wouldn't imagine that they were all plugged into chargers.

Yeah. Yeah, I think so.

So how, how would it just start?

Well, I think because maybe it gets very hot on the ship,

because I do know that if you've got an electric car

and you leave it outside in the hot sun,

the cars have some kind of in-built cooling mechanism

that has to kick in to to keep the battery cool because there is this risk

that they can burst into flames even if they're not doing anything.

So I don't I don't know the details of and but no, they are

the technology is not is a long way from being perfect

with batteries, to be honest.

I can't see how they're going to contain that in the future because they want to pack

more and more energy into even the batteries,

which surely is going to make them even less safe.

But anyway, there you go.

Yes, that's at least a second container ship full of thousands of cars

that sink or on the way to sinking.

It hasn't sunk yet because of an electric car.

How is that good for the environment?

Well, it isn't.

At least 10,000 cars have been written off.

In fact, the 5000 cars,

5000 cars in total are on this ship.

So if it sinks, those cars

will, of course, sink to the bottom of the ocean.

500 of them

have batteries that are full of chemicals.

So they will also be in the ship as it goes down.

And then there will be some sort of reaction with the water and the batteries.

As you as you know, if you drop if you drop a battery into water, it does all sorts of weird things.

So it's not.

And then they have to make more cars to replace

those cars that they lost.

So how is any of that?

Well, of course,

how is it environmentally friendly, The whole electric vehicle, Eva,

so-called revolution, is starting to go into reverse in this country.

Have you seen that, Mr. Duncan?

We were told no, you must cannot buy

a petrol or diesel powered car after 2030.

It's all electric.

And of course, people have been getting very angry because

unless you can charge it home, it's very inconvenient.

Well, it's only 2023 now.

Rangers allow you and all the public infrastructure for charging is very poor anyway.

The governments have now realised that this is not going to be a vote winning issue. No.

And the Conservatives yesterday announced, you know,

all they thinking about may be, you know,

let's not go quite so heavy into the EV revolution.

You know, they've realised they can get fairness back from.

Can you say electric vehicle because when you say EUV it makes you sound a bit pompous.

I mean my amendment every

man I mean, if I'm not saying that this isn't good, I haven't got in TV

and no, will I get one.

But that's not the point I'm making is it sounds a bit pretentious, even if you have.

I can't keep saying electric.

Everyone knows EV means electric vehicle just as I.

That's the other thing now.

Ice cars. I see.

I have no idea what that means.

Oh, well, that means internal combustion engine, you see.

So to distinguish between an IVA and a normal petrol or

internally combusted fuel

engines, now call those ice cars.

So we've got EV cars and ice cars.

It just sounds like you're speaking a different language.

Well, you know, petrol engines, petrol or diesel?

Yes, of course, they're going to have to.

I mean the Europe have already

put it back to 2035

because they were going to go with 2030

to ban the sale of ice cars.

I've forgotten that they've now extended that to 2035 because, you know, BMW,

Audi and Mercedes have

said, well, if you do that, you know, you're going to put us out of business.

So they've applied pressure and the EU have relented.

Relented as a good word.

Mr. Duncan

okay.

Well, you're going to explain the word to it's like that.

You explain really well, you explain it, Steve.

You put it up.

You do you, you, you you've thought about going to do something

and you think about it and you then know, I'll I'll, I'll pull back on that thought.

Yeah, it's too much and you might relent, You might, you might have second thoughts

or second feelings about something.

Maybe you're not sure if you should be doing it.

Change your mind, change your mind.

But 20, 30 is a very long way away.

I remember this.

This is how old I am.

I remember when 20, 20,

the year that happened three years ago.

I remember when 2020 was was the deadline

for certain things happening that never did.

So it always happens, doesn't it?

This is what always happens.

We always have some sort of plan in the future, but it never happens.

It never comes.

It never comes true because they always realise

as they get closer that they're not going to be able to do it.

So maybe it's going to be 2050.

Yes, I think it'll be 21st and then they're going to say 20,

21, 20, 100.

But the only people buying electric will EVs

are company car drivers who save a lot in tax

and that company is buying them for them.

You save a lot in company car

tax, not road tax, which is a different thing altogether.

Or people with lots of money.

Yeah, and people with lots of money.

If I know people with

we don't have to have lots of money, but you've got disposable income, you've got spare money

and you can afford the extra monthly charges to buy an IVA.

The reason people buy them, by the way, is that they're fast.

Whenever you talk to somebody about EVs, okay, And they say,

oh, it's it's better for the environment is seen.

If you say ever again, I'm going to strangle everybody, says Evie, it's not I'm not being pompous.

Everybody says, if you don't, they everyone says EVs.

It's everywhere anyway.

People.

Then they start off talking about, Oh, yes, very clearly shouting that I'm saving on the tax.

It's good for the environment. And then you you sort of

counter those arguments,

which are very easy to do because they're not green at all.

And it always.

Oh yeah, but oh, it, it's really fast.

So who are you talking to?

Very own as they always come down to it.

It's fast.

Okay. That's what they really buy them for.

Yeah. Well are they.

Oh yes they are.

Think you know that you need that level of speed.

And also Blick is also you can go for a very deep pedal

as well in an electric vehicle

can't call you.

Is that true.

What do you mean?

Well if you go well well, I've just said those words.

I've just said in that sentence, you can go through a very deep pedal in an electric vehicle.

It's that right? Because.

Because your exhaust pipe doesn't get blocked?

No. Oh, no.

I don't think there's any advantage.

Or is that just a myth? That's a myth.

I've never heard of that one before. That is.

And that is an easy myth. Yes.

Because you don't want the you want the the batteries to get wet.

So as I said earlier.

So I think actually you are in terms

of going through deep puddles, you you would be much worse off.

And then Evie, because the batteries are always set very low in the car.

Okay. Just, just a simple facet.

Yes. There's no is the answer. Yeah, that's a good point.

Actually. Yes.

If you live in an area that's prone to flooding, I should imagine the last thing you want

is water coming into your car till they put the batteries on the roof.

You can have a big a big box on the roof with all of the batteries inside.

And then the lower part of the car, you can just do anything you want with it.

By the way, that's my idea.

If Elon Musk is watching, that's my idea.

Having all the batteries on the roof of the car and then you can go anywhere.

Makes them very rather very heavy anyway. Well,

does it matter where they are?

I'm not a fan of electric cars, Sandra,

but anyway, I'm probably boring everybody, so let's change.

Subject away from cars.

Away, away.

And I thought it was a very interesting point.

Well, it's the kind of just the joy that Steve,

you've just literally had 5 minutes of rabbiting.

So it's my turn. This is mine now turn.

So my point was just yesterday,

everyone trying to explain almost with an embarrassed

look on their face how that ship

at the moment that's burning

for days and days and days, it will be on fire

and then maybe it will sink to the bottom of the ocean.

How any of that is going to help the environment.

Another thing, of course, in Iceland, the volcanoes are all erupting again.

So it's not just it's not just boats

full of cars sinking to the bottom of the ocean.

We also have natural disasters as well.

So all of this is going on.

And you might say that every time we take a step forward,

we seem to take two steps back with everything.

So maybe I add my my last point.

Maybe electric vehicles should all be made domestically,

so the vehicles, everything.

So each country is responsible for its own electric vehicle manufacturing.

And then you don't have to put them on large ships.

Well, that would be ideal, but unfortunately, they would cost so much to make here,

which is why China is going to take over the world

with even manufacturing.

And because they cost a

the average EV costs about £10,000

more than a petrol car and people can't afford them.

I've just to clarify, probably people

don't realise that in this country

the government have said that after 2030, yes,

you will not be allowed to buy

any other car apart from an electric vehicle.

Yeah.

So I don't suppose and it's similar, similar in Europe

but probably other parts of the world haven't

started with those types of restrictions yet.

So it has caused quite a lot of

consternation, I would say,

in this country because most people will find that very inconvenient

because charging is very difficult

unless you can do it at home, which so most people can't.

I think

for most people it's all confusing.

I think a lot of people are just confused because they want to get up in the morning,

they want to get in their car, they want to just drive to the shops

or drive into town or go to see their relatives for the afternoon.

And that's all they want to do.

They don't want all of the confusion that comes with it.

So I think I think it's an interesting point, though, because it is it is always interesting

when you see people having to explain these things without without actually saying,

yeah, most of it's most of it's rubbish, to be honest.

At the moment what we're doing, we have no clue what we're doing.

We just want to make lots and lots of money by getting people to drive new cars.

Yeah, but that's what that's all ultimately boils down.

That's it, That's it.

Anyway, Steve, the whole green agenda is really all about

They're using the environment as an excuse, but really it's all about businesses making lots of money.

The things I just said, I think that's it.

That's it.

That's, that's the end of and of that. Right.

What are we moving on to now.

Well I think draw attention to it.

Oh, what are we moving on to now?

Because people are so bored, they're not really making any comments about the cars.

And I think I think it's a subject that doesn't necessarily of interest to most people.

I think I think it's a very interesting subject.

Well, I think it is. Yes.

Saying no, judging by the lack of comment.

Okay, Steve, just just just just take this.

Yes, it is interesting.

It is.

It is interesting because a lot of countries are having to adapt.

And that's my point.

Well, I should keep my petrol car. Okay.

I'm trying to out my Ford Mustang. Mr..

I will keep it forever and no one can take it away from me.

This is the Ford Mustang that Steve's been buying for the past five years and still doesn't have.

Well, I'm waiting for you to become rich and successful so that you can buy it for me.

I can talk and I can tell you now.

Thanks for the sarcasm, by the way.

I think I can safely say that I'm not going to be rich or successful

or any of the other things you might mention because.

Well, okay, then.

So I might have to rethink my

relationship status

here, I think because I was hoping that you would be rich and successful

if that's not going to happen, that I'm going to have to rethink this whole thing.

I think I'm good.

Yeah, I'm joking.

I've long since excepted that that will never happen.

Okay. This is not making me feel very good. By the way.

I needed cheering up today, and all you're doing is making me feel a little more gloomy, Right?

We've got to get people back interested talking.

Make some comment.

Okay, Steve.

Yeah, and the sentence when

when people get in their cars,

there is a course that's no way that

when people get in their cars, there is always a chance,

a very small chance that they might have an accident.

You see, that's where I thought I'd just.

I just let the nice little segway.

Well it was until you crashed all over it,

so you might have an accident.

Today we are looking at the words and phrases connected to accidents.

You see?

So you see how I did that then? Very clever, man.

Very clever.

Nobody noticed the drawing there.

Nobody noticed it at all.

They didn't notice anything going on there.

It was weird or strange.

It was just a nice, clean segway.

So that's what we're doing in a few moments from now on.

I'm a big boy now.

English addict is with you today.

I hope you are feeling well now.

Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo.

Here we all live in the studio.

You will see there is not one but two.

Mr. Steves, There is the strange Mr.

Steve over there.

And there is even stranger, Mr.

Steve here and there is the real one.

I'm not sure which one I prefer, but

I think they're just as bad as each other too, to be honest with you.

I hope you're having a good Sunday.

We are live at 3:05 o'clock.

We are on for 2 hours today because a lot of people last week complained.

They said, why were you only on for one hour?

We want 2 hours.

So this is what we're doing this week, although we will probably get complaints

from people saying, why are you on 2 hours?

Are we playing a certain game later? We are.

We're looking at words and phrases connected to accidents, having accidents.

And also we will be playing

fill in the blank, fill in the blanks.

That's a week to make up.

I was looking out of the window yesterday, and I also noticed on the wall that we had yesterday

that there were lots of butterflies

I've noticed this year, Steve, there are lots of butterflies.

There seem to be more butterflies around this year than normal.

And there you can see yesterday.

So I filmed these butterflies yesterday

during our walk into town and they were everywhere.

There seem to be lots of them all over the place.

And we've noticed this this year with with the nature, haven't we.

Yes, we've had we've had quite

a relatively wet summer.

We had a very dry period in June, but then it sort of rained a lot ever since,

which of course has brought the flowers out, the insects

have been multiplying.

And yes, so there are the lovely butterflies are on.

This is a wild tree

that exists in the wild a lot in the UK,

particularly on wasteland and scrubland,

because it grows very easily, but it attracts butterflies.

Yeah. And it's got a particular name hasn't it, Mr. Doing.

Well, one of the names is the Butterfly Tree

or Butterfly bush, which I think is amazing

because it often has butterflies all over it, but it's more common.

Name is the bird Lear But Lear is what it's actually called.

So that pink flower you can say is called a bird lear.

And if you look very closely there, you can see there is a baby.

There is a young butterfly that's just hatched out.

And what it's doing, it's drying out its wings.

So when the butterfly first first

emerges from its little chrysalis,

it has to wait for its wings to to dry out.

So that's what that butterfly was doing.

But absolutely beautiful.

They are looking for the nectar.

So that particular

tree bush, it's a bush I think has contains a lot of

what's what does it contain, Steve?

Oh, is it a sneeze, Mr.. Don't you think?

I think that might be the pollen from the butler.

Yeah, it certainly is, because I've been cutting the grass.

Okay.

Grass, Yes.

So, yes, there's lots of nectar in that particular flower.

The butterflies.

Like, it's great that I could watch the butterflies all day.

I think it's just amazing.

Well, that whole bush was covered in butterflies, wasn't it?

Must have been hundreds of butterflies all over that.

Bush is a big bush.

I dunno.

I think they grow to to, you know, several metres high then the bushes. Yes.

We've got a small one in our garden

which does attract the butterflies, but the bigger the bush the more butterflies get attracted.

That's what they say. They always have a big bush.

Some people don't like big bushes.

They like to trim them, like to trim mine.

I like to some people like to trim the bushes right back

because they don't want them to be too bushy.

So we are looking at accidents today.

You could have had an accident on those swings, Mr.

Duncan, on the on the park

ride that are meant for children.

Park rides.

Yes. The swings and the and the slides.

The video that you just showed before we came back on Which video?

You mean this one and

that one?

That's the one. Yes.

You could have had an accident there, Mr. Don't.

Very easily.

I'm always amazed that they put concrete

underneath where there are children playing.

They often put concrete, which I was think is

a very strange material to put underneath

swings and slides and things that children want to play on.

They should have large, large foam paving slabs or something.

That's something that's underneath.

It's very soft.

So if they fall, they don't hurt themselves.

We've got Steve on the live chat.

Is there really Steve, the 172

Have we ever had another Steve on the live chat before.

Well, this Steve that's on now is telling me that the wings do not dry out.

Oh they don't they don't dry out they have to fill with body fluid

pushes them out doesn't it.

I know it's nice to have somebody that knows something about nature, Mr.

Duncan. Well, you know what I meant.

We all knew what I meant.

But thank you for that. So, Steve, the 172.

Are you a naturalist?

I sometimes have the same problem in the morning.

I have to wait for certain parts of my body.

Body to fill with fluid.

What? You mean?

But it's the opposite with me. Mr. Dunn.

Going to have to wait for certain parts to lose fluid anyway, right?

Right. Okay, let's not go there.

But yes, thank you for that

injection of injection summation about the wings of a butterfly.

Yes, true.

They are, from what you probably know a lot more about it than I do.

But yes, the wings expand through fluid, don't they?

And is it their blood supply going into the.

We think it is. Yes, it is.

I think it is.

They sort of open out like a parachute.

Tell us more.

A TV viewer says Steve, the 172, is that your age?

If it is, congratulations.

Accidents, Mr.

Duncan. Yes. Too late.

I'm out, you know.

Well, no, I was.

I do that anyway.

My hands are always on that button down there. Always.

I like it, but it's controlling me as well, not just you.

All right, Steve,

No one cares about this.

This knob down here.

Oh, well, come to think of it, these knobs here, to be honest.

So we are looking at accidents. Accidents?

My mum always said that I was an accident.

That power cuts.

That happened at Christmas in 1964.

Yes. All the lights went off and.

And a few months later I was born.

And that's that's normally how it happens, to be honest.

Yes, sir. Christine, thank you.

Christine

has shared a recent accident that she has had

a bicycle that's start,

first of all, with some of the words and then we'll we'll talk about that.

Christina, I'm not I'm not stopping you.

I just want to get some of these done first, because it's already 3:15.

I can't believe it.

Accidents, words and phrases.

And by the way, that little ambulance there, that is

that is a very interesting ambulance.

Do you know why?

Because I created that with artificial intelligence.

I actually did that without existing

and I did that using my new Adobe AI interface.

Oh, so that is that is historic there.

That is the first thing I've ever created using AI.

Fascinating.

Well, I think it's fascinating.

I think the images of ambulances

available on the Internet for you to use anyway.

Yes, but but it's quicker.

I can just put in an ambulance, colourful ambulance, colourful

cartoon ambulance, and that's what I typed into the AI system.

And then that pops up.

It just creates that for me.

I'm that's why I've used it.

So there is no copyright infringement. Yes.

So that's the first ever handout method I have to point now.

You see, I'm not going to do that for you, shall I?

I'll do that. There is the first.

So there it is.

The first.

Like me doing this.

And again, it is not.

It doesn't bother me, actually.

I'm just glad of the attention I is adobe a I free asks arose.

It is not.

It is in my package as it were, my Adobe package.

So no, it's not free.

But you can you can create anything but you don't have to pay the extra to get it once you've got.

That's it.

So because I've got a package from Adobe that's in there included so it's quite good

I should say Rosa, not Rosa anyway.

Accidents, words and phrases.

So let's have a look, shall we.

Accident used as a noun.

If we use accident as a noun, we are saying that something is unintentional

or an unintentional mishap.

So quite often the result of an accident is always negative.

Quite often it is negative.

Of course it can be positive in certain uses,

but as a general rule, as a noun, the word accident.

Yes, is an an unintentional mishap.

I began to talk about accidents that can lead to pleasant events.

Yes. Oh, good, good. I'll save it then.

I've gotten about 30 of them.

30? Okay.

So an accident is a noun As a Of course, if something is done

accidentally, of course that is the adverb use.

So accident noun accidentally

adverb a calamity.

Oh, I like this word calamity.

A calamity that came suddenly all comes suddenly without warning.

So I suppose it would be fair to say that you can use accident

to mean something that happens without warning.

Something you were not expecting. Would you say, Steve?

Yes. I mean, a calamity is something that happens.

Yes, it could be an accident or it might it could be something else.

I mean, the the pandemic was a calamity,

but it wasn't necessarily an accident.

But you could have a car accident.

Well, it's very serious. And that could be a calamity

that's say, well, the calamity is just the actual thing that's taking place.

The accident is the way it's taken place.

So the calamity is the bad thing that happened suddenly.

So I'm not saying that calamity is the same word as accident because it isn't.

Calamity is normally the result.

Mass is here, Mass is.

You don't have to apologise for being late.

You know, this

isn't this isn't a classroom where you have to turn up.

It's always lovely to see you any of you

whenever you decide that you want to drop in two or more things

clash or collide unexpectedly.

So this in this sense, Steve, if you can just

in this sense, Steve, it is a physical thing.

So an accident can also be physical as well.

So two more things Clash or collide.

It happened by accident,

so maybe something happened accidentally.

And as we hinted at earlier,

you can have a road accident, a car accident,

maybe an accident in the house.

I can think of five.

Can you think of five places in the house

where you might have an accident?

Yes. The first one is this studio. Yes.

This is the most

this is the room that you are most liable to have a serious accident in.

Yes, Chef.

You showed the other long distance shot like a studio, Mr.

Duncan, That gives you some idea.

I would say there are probably 25,

what do you call them?

Tripod, tripods and various

bits of equipment strewn all over Mr.

Duncan Studio.

They're all 15, 15 tripods,

each one of which is a massive trip hazard. Yes.

You could fall over them.

You could fall over and enjoy yourself quite significantly. Yes.

So my studio is a good one.

Not everyone has a studio in their house, so somewhere else,

the bathroom. The bathroom.

I think I might be wrong here, but I think the most dangerous place in your house

I suppose the stairs stairs is another one. But.

But I would say the bathroom is the room where

many different accidents occur.

I would imagine where you can fall off the toilet. Yes.

No, but yes, because there's water.

And if you're having a shower or a bath or something, you know you can.

I've nadi I in fact I have slipped over in the bathroom,

you know, getting out

because it's water, so it's slippery so you can fall over and hurt you.

Enjoy yourself. Yeah,

but yes, people don't tend to fall off toilets.

I was joking. Then.

I think you can, because that's what happened to Elvis.

Elvis Presley.

He fell off the toilet, wasn't he?

Having heart attack at the time?

Well, that was kind of the reason, but.

But there was falling off the toilet involved.

You say so.

So he did. Yeah. So it can happen.

You can fall the toilet.

If you're very young and small, you might fall into it.

Well, maybe you have an accident with electricity.

Well, yes, I had a serious

electrical accident when I was a young child in the bathroom.

No. What?

I was just sticking toy cars

into into sockets of outlets.

And, you know, I got a nasty electric shock, but I'm on about the bath, but the bathroom.

The bathroom wall?

Yes, it's water.

Well, I remember it up on the floor.

Can't you if you get water on the floor by electricity, though.

Well, you tricity in a bathroom.

This is not you know, you don't have switches and plugs in bathroom, do you?

Now you don't.

They're always on the outside of the bathroom for safety.

Well, there's a place where you can plug your electric razor in.

Yes, there's a light.

There's a light fittings.

But generally, bathrooms are fairly safe from electrical.

What problems? Because, you know.

Okay, I'm trying to get to a point, Steve, to argue with me during the seventies.

One of the things I remember during the 1970s, there were many people

during the winter months who were electrocuting themselves by having

a fire, an electric fire in the bathroom.

So that because it was very cold in the seventies,

the 1970s, it was very cold in the 1970s, people used to put their electric fires

in the bathroom with a long piece of of electric cable.

But what sometimes would happen is they would put them in a place

where they would be very close to the bath and it would fall into the bath.

And this this electrocuting the first wasn't murder taking place. Mr.

Know it was stupidity.

Well, yes.

I mean that that's.

Yeah, right. Rosa says.

Or chairs.

Yes. Very, very common source of accidents.

A lot of people end up in an e

accident in emergency departments, in hospitals,

particularly at the weekend because of DIY.

Do it yourself.

Okay, people.

What do chairs have to do with that?

Are they making chairs now?

Well, they're climbing on chairs, on ladders.

Lots of people have accidents in the home through DIY.

Do it yourself.

They're using a saw or they're using some kind of electrical equipment

or are they climbing up on ladders and they fall off chopping off fingers?

It's very, very common.

I mean, accident emergency departments at weekends are full of people

who have decided to do some work around

the house that they would probably in the past.

I think I've got somebody else professional to do that

because you can buy all this equipment now from DIY shops.

People like to have a go.

I don't like to get on ladders if I'm going if I go

any higher than my own height, I feel very nervous.

That's okay.

But how can you go higher than your own height?

That's what I mean. As soon as I climb higher.

You mean on the ground?

Now, if I go up the ladder as soon as I get above what is my own height?

Oh, five foot five. Yeah.

So five foot nine and a half inches me.

So five and a half feet. If Steve is higher than that.

Five foot nine, nearly five foot ten,

as Beatrice will attest to, Beatrice has matters.

I service Lewis and Lewis.

And Beatrice and Francesca and Christine.

It would all and Patrick

would all testify that I am in fact fairly

of average height for a man.

And that's the reason why he's standing on a box at the moment.

Well, yes, but that's only because, you know, we want to be at the same.

You are taller than me anyway. I deny that.

But I don't know what we're debating at the.

Well, what I'm saying is I don't like to get higher than my own height.

It's on a ladder you've just told us.

Because the reason is I read years ago it's human body. Yes,

it can withstand.

It is designed to withstand a fall from your own height.

What if.

What if you're very tall?

It Is that what it can withstand?

So what if you're 30 feet tall?

Well,

that was a man, Wasden.

No, Robert Waldo.

Robert Waldo was something like 18 feet tall,

so that if he fell from 18 feet, he'd be all right.

Well, I don't know.

We see you're being pedantic now, but generally speaking, human beings can withstand

a 30 mile an hour impact anyway,

so the forward was at about 40 kilometres.

We designed to to to fall over from our own height and survive.

That's what we can withstand. Our bodies can withstand.

There are lots of elderly people in hospital at the moment

who will disagree with that because they've all tripped up.

But of course there are people who fall of chairs who who don't do it accidentally.

Vertigo.

There we go.

Lewis Yes, If you feel if you get dizzy

and scared and anxious when you climb up ladders

or in fact, I don't even like going on bridges and looking down

vertigo.

It's that feeling you get of disorientation and fear

and anxiety when you are on some you know, when you're at heights.

I don't think I actually get vertigo as such, but I don't like the of it.

It probably is a mild form of vertigo.

Yeah,

I heard.

I heard you. We we your pants when you're high up.

Is that true. No.

To do that.

Yes. Beatrice. Yes.

I was one of your bodyguards in Paris. Very.

I was toughing it up on the streets of Paris.

I think I'll get near Beatrice.

I think Beatrice was our bodyguard.

She was looking out for us. There was.

There was her and Louis Mendez.

Yes. And God, it guarding us.

They were like our bodyguards in Paris.

I tell you, it was the other way round. You are correct.

But anyway, we went in and three of these, Steve, and I've got, I've got 13 more

and there's no way we're going to be able to do mishap.

Christina Yes. Anyway, good word there.

There's going to be no fill in the blanks.

Well, coincidental occurrences can by accident.

So in this situation, it's not a bad thing.

Something can happen just by coincidence.

Oh, fancy seeing you here.

We saw each other accidentally.

Accidentally? We did.

We didn't intend for it to happen, so something unintentional

is not necessarily something that's negative or bad.

So you can say that you met your friend.

Accident only you met them accidentally.

You didn't intend to.

You could.

Yes. You bump into people?

Yeah. By accident.

I met somebody.

You don't? Yes. If you say you.

Oh, I bumped into my ex

by accident.

To you, your ex-partner.

Or you could meet your current partner.

You could say we met by accident at a party, or we bumped into each other and we got talking.

Right? Yeah. Damage which occurs by chance.

So this is probably what people mostly

will think when they think of accident.

So when an accident happens or an accident occurs,

quite often there is damage which occurs by chance.

So you might accidentally break a window.

He broke the window accidentally.

He wasn't trying to break the window.

Maybe he was doing something near the window and he he

knocked the window.

He hit the window with something and it smashed.

Maybe some children were playing football in the garden

and they kick the ball and it hits the window and smashes the window.

So, yes.

So damage that occurs by chance

and intentional action is not an accident.

So quite often in law we will a very clear

definition of something that is accidental

and something that has been done on purpose,

something that was premeditated.

So I suppose in its simplest form, an accident.

You didn't plan

something that was planned is intentional.

Intentional.

Sometimes an accident can occur as a result of your own negligence.

You For example, you might be involved in a car accident

and the police discover that you have a faulty tire.

Your car, one of your tires is worn,

or which meant that you were unable to brake effectively,

in which case you would be liable for that accident if it occurred.

Yes, right.

So you can use accidentally and by chance

and a synonym,

something that happened accidentally, something that happened by chance.

It was not intended.

Here's another one Steve.

We'll get through some of these a thing said by accident.

It happens all the time, isn't it?

You you were a very good one at this.

Steve often says things by accident.

Maybe a secret that is supposed to keep or maybe something that he's not supposed to say

in front of other people, but just accidentally.

So a thing said by accident.

For example, you might reveal a secret.

Yes, I might.

You might reveal it in a conversation that two people are seeing each other romantically.

And you say, Oh, I didn't mean to say,

you know, you said it by accident.

You weren't really thinking clearly about what you were saying.

A few people are talking about their own accidents.

Is it time to reveal that or should we go on?

We'll do it.

We'll do a little bit more of this because we do have a lot to get through.

And then we'll talk about your accidents.

I have accidents that I want to share.

You can share your accidents.

Please do we want to know about the gory of the better? Yes.

You know, if blood spilled or limbs were broken. Yes.

Ambulance is we want.

We want all you know.

Well, we'll give marks for the for the best.

That's it.

A devastating event.

Actually, I missed that one out.

Did not a thing said by accident. Maybe you swear.

Maybe you make a little mistake when you are talking your speaking,

you might say a swear word by accident.

You don't.

You didn't intend to swear, but you said it by accident.

Maybe a devastating event caused randomly,

for example, a road traffic accident.

So again, we are looking at something that's happened, but not intentionally.

So that is the big thing to remember quite often

with accidents they happen, but they were not planned.

Look, all good fortune.

And I think this is what you were going to say earlier.

Look. Well, good fortune.

You might have good luck or good fortune.

Happens by accident.

It was unexpected.

You might go past the news agent one day, Steve. Yes.

And you think

I might just go in there and buy some chewing gum,

But whilst in there you also buy a lottery ticket as well.

You didn't intend to do it, but you in the shop anyway,

you can say, Oh, I was in there by accident.

I just wanted something and then something else happened.

And then a week later, win the lottery.

You win the lottery.

You can say I won the lottery by accident.

I didn't intend for it to happen.

So it can be a good thing.

Good fortune can be

an accident.

It was not expected.

It was something an intended.

Do you like that?

I like.

I like nice accidents.

You might say that.

That when I went out one night on my birthday

way back in 1989, in 1989, I went out.

I was feeling a bit sad and lonely.

And then my whole life changed

mine.

You might describe that as an accident. Yes.

In law, Accidental refers

to an event where no one individual is to blame.

So I think that's what we said earlier. Really?

It wasn't it? Yes.

Very similar.

Can you think of a situation where a person might be

liable or held to blame for something?

Yes. The one I mentioned earlier, a car accident.

It's called an accident.

That car, when there's a crash between vehicles, they always call it a car accident,

even though in reality it's

the accident probably could have been prevented.

They're caught. They call it's an accident.

But often with cars, they're not accidents because it is usually somebody's fault.

Why it happened, It wasn't

deliberate, poorly planned to happen,

but it happened as a result of some kind of bad driving,

speeding, mechanical fault.

One mechanical fault. It really would be an accident.

But then if it could be linked to the fact that you didn't maintain

your car properly, then you you would be held liable.

It's like if you had a tyre that was under-inflated or worn,

you couldn't brake as well as you otherwise could have done.

If it was over, you might go through a red light,

causes a car accident, but you would be at fault

because you jumped the red light, that sort of thing. Yes,

but a lot of accidents.

This is the thing with accidents.

A lot of them are preventable.

Yes, it's like DIY accidents.

People take risks, they give up ladders and they don't secure them properly.

And yes, they fall off and have an accident.

But that accident was probably preventable.

Stupid.

A lot of cases, most accidents happen because of stupidity.

Something that person does that they probably shouldn't have done.

Well, maybe they're not paying attention or maybe they're trying to do something quickly.

Quite often Accidents.

How many accidents are really blameless,

I wonder are really completely blameless.

Maybe because quite often, I mean, if slip in the bathroom

because it's wet, you could argue that you weren't taking enough care.

Yeah. When you had that accident.

If you look back and, you've had accidents.

a21 would be your

maybe you're on your bike and you go around a corner,

there's just and you just get a puncture from nowhere.

Yes, your tyres were perfectly

fine.

They were at the right pressure.

But there was something in the road you couldn't see and it punctured your tyre.

This happens with the car.

You can be driving it on the motorway and there's something that punctures your car tyre,

something like that.

Or a stone flicked up and smashes your windscreen.

That is.

There's nothing you could have done about that.

But a lot of accidents

you could argue, are preventable. Yes,

an accident can be described as a mishap.

I like that word mishap.

Something happens that was not intended.

A mishap?

Disaster.

I think it's safe to say that a lot of accidents could be described as a disaster.

Catastrophe as well. A catastrophe.

So something that's happening, one thing happens

that leads to another thing happening that leads to something else. So

sometimes accidents can on many levels on the motorway,

maybe one person is driving too fast in the fog.

Yes, wet.

And they crash into the back of another car. But then the

all start crashing into each other.

They all hit each other too.

The first accident then turns into a disaster or a catastrophe

because many more people are affected, more lives are lost,

things like that.

And of course, calamity as well.

A calamity is something that happens,

a horrible thing that occurs.

The result of an accident could be the result of an accident.

Yeah, the results of an accident a lot.

So there are many things that can happen when you have an accident.

You can there can be damage,

injury that's the one we're looking at.

That's the one we're interested in.

Please don't forget to share as your gruesome details.

If you have photographs, if you have photographs of your injuries.

Yes, please.

Shock. Shock.

I suppose shock can also be a result of an accident loss.

Mm. And, of course, death.

That's the one that

most people are interested in whenever the news is on.

Have you noticed the news?

The news bulletins, the news reports?

It's always today.

Someone died, another person died. A lot of people died.

There was a lot of death here. A lot of death.

So yes.

And quite often the result of some sort of accident,

a happy accident, Steve.

So when we met for the first time way back in

1989,

was it really that long ago, 1989?

There was no Twitter, there was no Facebook,

there was no YouTube.

There was no well,

computers really weren't around that much.

They were they existed.

But every home didn't have one.

There were no smartphones in 1989, and yet we still found each other.

Well, that's well, because people used to meet in the old fashioned, but they still.

Yeah, but anyway,

yeah, a happy accident is a good coincidence.

Two occurrences create a nice moment.

Maybe something that just happens by chance.

So coincidence can also be an accident.

A happy one is not nice.

The opposite of that, of course.

Freak accident.

Have you ever seen the movie Final Destination?

I don't know.

Final Destination is a brilliant movie.

Really, really

terrifying.

And It's about a group of teenagers and they all escape.

They all.

I think it's something to do with, I want to say, an aeroplane taking off and.

One person

has a premonition that something is going to happen on the plane and then all of the friends

and including the person who had the premonition,

they all stay off the plane and the plane crashes.

It crashes

and then but what they've done, they've actually cheated death.

So death decides to come and find them

and they all die in very unusual ways, very strange.

But this isn't reality.

There is this film, though. It's a movie.

It's not a documentary.

Yeah, I know. I'm just saying. I'm just leading up to it.

So it's a very interesting movie.

So all of the events in that movie, all of the

the deaths are strange, unusual.

They are freak accidents, an accident

occurring in in strange circumstances.

So you can sometimes have freak accidents,

something that is so unlikely.

But it happens.

Yes, a freak accident.

It's something very unusual and very unexpected.

So to occur.

So, for example, you might you might fall over,

but there happens to be,

you know, a knife on the ground

and it chops your head off or something, not a yes.

It's a freak accident.

You slip on that.

You're walking along a path somewhere, you slip

and then you fall off and into into a ravine.

It's a very and it's an accident that's so unexpected.

It's a series of events that occur that is so unexpected.

It's freakish.

It's just very unusual and normally

is associated with sort of serious injuries or death, isn't it?

Yeah, a freak accident.

It's just I just can't believe that happened.

It's just it's one of these very random low chance events that happened.

And, you know, anything's possible, isn't it?

Any probability of any event could happen.

But if it's the most unlikely ones are

that these are the freak accidents, the ones where,

you know, you just doing something,

do we just go for a walk somewhere new and something bizarre happens?

Yes, maybe.

Maybe a car that's parked, it's handbrake comes off

and you're walking along the road and the car suddenly comes down the hill,

the handbrake has slipped and it's come off

and suddenly the car hits you and you go bumping along.

You just happened to be there the wrong time.

You know, you go out, you go for a walk in the in the

in the countryside and a branch breaks off a tree and hits you on the head.

It's a accident.

The chances of that are very low lightning.

Yeah.

You go outside. Yeah.

And you get struck by lightning.

Chances are very slim.

But it does happen sometimes.

So events that happen, accidents that happen

with a very low probability are called freak accident. Yes.

So the word

accident is derived from the Latin word, Steve.

Yes. Yeah, I'm doing a bit now.

The word accident is derived from the Latin

word for befall or to fall.

So the actual word itself literally means to fall,

fall over to fall or to drop suddenly.

So befall or to fall is where the word accident

comes from, from that from the Latin word for fall, God says Hello, Olga.

Olga says, I walked close to the road once

and a and the a stone from a car

flew up and hit me in the eye.

Mm hmm. Yes.

A freak accident.

That stone could have gone anywhere. Hmm.

But it happened to you right in the eyes.

So it's a low probability event that that happened.

You would call that a freak accident

slipping on the ice.

Maybe you're going along the road and you slip on the ice, and then you fall in front of a bus.

That is a freak accident.

Have you ever been involved in an accident?

Oh, well, yes. We've got some. Here we go.

Okay. We want photographs.

We want all of the details.

We want to see bones sticking out of wounds.

We want to see severed limbs.

You want to see We want to see your ear being held in your hand like that.

Look, here's my ear.

Well, we don't want anybody, right?

So Christina has been in the wars.

We would say that's a good phrase.

If you go through a period when lots of things seem to go wrong,

you might have lots of accidents, you might lose your job.

A lot of things all happening at the same time.

We can say that you are in the wars.

You are is like a war.

A lot of bad things happen.

Oh, I'm in the wars at the

moment you can say lots of sort of unfortunate.

All bad things have been happening to you all at the same time.

So it's sort of used figuratively.

Yes, sir.

Christine is fell off a bike this week.

Yes. And injured and those

plus also she got some disinfectant in her eye as well

and had to go to accident emergency

or casualty department in a hospital.

So you I would say, Christina, you have been in the wars this week.

We would say two accidents very close to each other.

And we're glad to know that you're better.

Lewis says that

in all the time that he was a taxi driver,

he only had four accidents, which I think.

But we were on the same day.

So we can say say that

that was I mean, I've had I mean, you've probably driven

a million miles from our millions of miles, I would think, in your time as a taxi driver.

And of course, the chances of you having a car accident will increase

the more times you drive.

I've had three car accidents, three accidents, I would say.

So what? Lewis, what happened?

Lewis said we want the details. Well, no one was killed.

We know that. That's good.

But were you driving?

And then suddenly you realised that the Eiffel Tower

was in front of you and you had to swerve to avoid it?

You're.

But yes, I think that's quite a good record, to be honest.

If you're a taxi driver, you are more liable to have accidents.

Only having four.

So you've had car accidents?

I've had, yeah, two or three car accidents.

One quite serious. Mm. A drunk person.

A doctor.

Yes. A drunk driving along a country road.

And I went over the brim of it.

I was very young at the time.

I was driving my sporty triumph tr7.

So Steve was coming up the hill, coming over the hill and a

doctor that had been drinking

too much was overtaking on this narrow road.

And we hit head on, head on collision.

So it was a car accident.

I broke my ankle and damaged my neck, thankfully.

Yeah, I got out of it. All right. So did he.

A bit of brain damage as well, probably.

Well, I already had that,

so that was one.

Then later on I've had two.

A couple of other minor collisions.

It's it's unavoidable if you drive car, sooner or later you are going to have an accident.

Yes, I've had accidents.

Who wants to hear about my accidents? No, they don't. No.

So Beatrice had a bad car accident as well.

Really?

And she had back injuries as a result, which put her off driving.

I can't stop thinking.

By the way, about Beatrice.

Beatrice, you have made such an impression on me

about that one night that when she sat on you, that

that's joke.

Okay. So fresh an impression. Yes, I know.

So I know what it means to explain.

I know you know, but I'm just explaining it.

I just had a lovely story there, this story to tell.

Just try to resist explaining the word impression.

Yes, the impression is something that's left behind, a mark or indentation or.

Anyway, that's it.

That's all we need.

That's the

something in my eye.

Maybe.

Maybe you need to get to the hospital now, Beatrice.

I still remember that night in Montmartre when.

When Beatrice went off to try and find a taxi.

And then she was coming back and I.

We ran towards each other, and I grabbed Beatrice, and I lifted her

right up and swung her around like a child.

It was all in slow motion.

I couldn't move. It was.

Oh, yes, Hello. Yeah, it was just so wonderful.

And I was I was really worried afterwards that I may have injured

you because it was so unexpected.

And that can happen. Sometimes you can do things

that are very spontaneous,

but they can lead to two odd situations.

I remember you telling me about one of your friends who was playing with a child in the garden

and they fell back and they broke their neck.

You told me this.

Yes, that's right.

Yes, they broke the neck and there was suddenly in a wheelchair.

Yeah, it was a moment. A freak accident.

Yes, a freak accident.

That's a good example of one of those.

And it really happened.

So this wasn't in a movie.

This was real.

Just playing with that child.

Just in a moment of time, a small moment of time.

She fell in a certain way that broke the neck.

And they were in a wheelchair.

Yes. Just incredible. Francesca

Has also had

a bad car accident.

That's strange that we went to Paris and all that.

All these people have had serious accidents.

I'm now wondering safe we were because some people are accident prone.

It was well, we weren't being driven.

I know. I'm joking. I'm joking.

Francesca was knocked down by a car

while driving a scooter broke her jaw and chin.

Oh, my God.

I hope you sued them. Yes.

For compensation.

I did get compensation for my car accident.

I remember at the time, Mr.

Duncan,

the police. About £2,000.

Beatrice, did you remember that night when I picked

picked her up and swung her around?

I, I still can't believe I did that.

But they could have been serious.

Well, yes, that just goes to show.

So I had an accident as a child.

I was playing in the garden and father had been taking some something apart.

I can't remember what it was exactly.

Some fencing, I think it was.

And I was playing in the garden and I stepped on a large nail.

So my

foot went right on the nail and the nail went into my foot.

Nothing very painful.

I was hysterical.

My mum used to always say he was running

around the garden screaming and shouting, I will never walk again.

And that's exactly what I said.

I never walk again.

I will never walk again.

Which of course, when you think about it, when a large nail goes into your foot it might be

it might be natural for you to think maybe, maybe you won't walk again.

So that was one of the one of the worst I think I've had.

I also fell out of a tree once and twisted my neck.

I didn't break it, but I was.

I was in a lot of pain for many days afterwards.

So accidents are things that can occur.

I remember Elvis Costello

and the Attractions

had a song called Accidents Will Happen.

It's also a well-known phrase as well, Steve in English Accidents will happen.

They are certain to occur somewhere.

Right now, as we're talking here,

an accident is taking place somewhere.

It could be anything.

Someone is falling off a chair, falling down the stairs.

Maybe that car is going off the road.

Maybe they are choking on a sandwich.

Some people are.

Another phrase is some people are said to be accident prone.

Yeah, well, it's funny you should say that, Mr.

Steve, because

person who always seems to be involved in some sort of calamity.

You like that word, don't you? Today, Mr.

Turnbull seem to enjoy using that word or accident.

Yes, some people are.

Maybe because they have got some physical impairment

or they just don't really look after themselves or take care.

They are always seen to be involved in accidents.

We're not talking about you, Christine, at all.

Never. Not.

But because that was just a run of bad luck, as we say.

But but, yes, some people, you could say are accident prone.

They seem to be more liable than the average person to be involved in accidents.

And usually that's probably because of coincidence.

Or maybe if they're doing something wrong, I don't know.

But anyway, and finally, finally, we can't we can't talk about this without mentioning

the weirdest, strangest accident I've ever heard of.

And It's someone we know That is, of course, your friend's husband.

Yes. Who was playing tennis.

And he's his swing for ball.

And he caught his finger in that.

Oh, yes, That's the sentence I'm about to say.

He caught his ring in the net and it actually ripped

his finger off. Yes.

A freak accident if ever there was one.

Yes. Playing tennis on holiday.

He was the net.

I think it was going to take his shot in the ring, got caught up in the net

and literally the force ripped his finger right off.

And that rings

rings on your fingers are very

often associated with serious accidents

because they can get caught up in machinery as well.

I've had a few accidents of my ring and you can get you can get

your finger, can get your ring caught up in door handles, all sorts of things.

And because of the momentum behind you moving, you can cause

serious damage to your fingers.

Jewellery can cause all sorts

of long hair can cause accidents, earrings, long hair.

If you're using machinery, your hair can get caught up in the

in the machinery and, you know, people get killed.

I said, it's not not, not a nice way to go, to be honest.

And that's it.

Rudy, we'll leave that because I want to fit in something else.

And that thing is we can play one

game.

I think we have 4 minutes.

We can play one game right of the game that we love to play.

You know what that game is? You know what it is?

We all know what it is.

A plank still in a plank to do it and fill in the blanks.

Fill in the blanks to fill in the blanks.

Fill in the blanks. Fill in the blanks.

Fill in the blanks and yes, this is connected to today's subject.

Before anyone asks.

So here it is then fill in the blanks, everyone.

We have time to play one game and

here is the Is it connected with accident?

I just said I literally just say I will just I just said I was looking at the livestream.

I just said it's connected today's to today's subject.

So here it is.

The something.

Describe the accident as a something and something.

Oh, the something described

the accident as a something and something.

So maybe something happened somewhere

involving something.

And someone described

the accident as a something and something

that is a lot of something you can you can have

if you if you accidentally pee your pants

or to your pants, you can say, oh, I've had a little accident.

I've done that.

That's it.

Yeah, I've literally just done it.

I know I'm on the way. Mr. Duncan.

Yes, I pulled my pants just before I came on.

Christine is feeling better now.

Thankfully,

we have no dishwasher.

Says who's What's that got to do with anything?

Doing the dishes?

Yes, doing the dishes.

You often have accidents, don't you?

Because you're dealing with wet, slippery plates.

And it's easy to drop a plate in an accident. Yes.

So an accident isn't always you being injured.

An accident can also be the breakage of some things.

So maybe you're drawing the dishes and cash it smashes the floor.

The dish has broken.

You go to restaurant, and often the

sometimes the waiters will drop the dishes because they're,

you know, have to carry lots of plates or their arm.

How they do that is very skilful.

The way they walk around the restaurant with, you know, two or three plates on each arm.

It's very

skilled, isn't it, being being a waiter or waitress.

But of course accidents will happen.

They will.

As Elvis Costello once said, accidents will happen.

It's only and the answer is actually in this.

Fill in the blanks.

Yes, it's in there, you see. Okay.

I don't like Elvis Costello. I've never liked him.

I've noticed that.

Here we go then. Steve.

Oh, we have a couple of correct answers coming through.

Well, then some correct answers, Steve, if you'd like to know.

Right.

Okay, So,

uh, now, what is this person's name?

I can't remember. I always forget.

Um, Mr.

or Mrs.

Cyrillic. Can't remember the name. I'm sorry. We did.

We did.

We did establish that in one of the future, one of the past live streams, but I can't remember.

Vitaly. Vitaly?

Absolutely. Yeah. Sorry.

I wrote it down, you see? Yes.

Maybe you need to write it down in the answers.

Yeah, right out, right here on the inside cover.

You'll know where to look and I know where it is because I've just written it and, uh, there we go.

I think that is Vitaly, uh.

Oh, yeah, we have a the answer is correct. Yes, we.

It looks like we have answers coming through. Who else?

Uh, well, I think that is the correct answer.

The one and only one.

Beatriz almost has it.

Inaki also has it, Yes.

So I will show you the answer.

I will reveal. Everything.

Are you Vitaly?

I think you are with the Cyrillic name and

the green B as your, uh,

what would you call it?

What are those things like icons?

Have I got that right? Yeah.

The answer is the police described

the accident as a hit and run hits and run.

So as it suggests, you might hit someone on the road,

but then you drive off so you don't literally run away.

You can also drive away as well.

So it is saying that you hit someone.

An accident occurred, you didn't stay,

you didn't wait and you drove off.

And the accident has been described as a hit and run.

Of course, if you ever have an accident on the road, you must always stay with the vehicle,

stay with the other person, and you must also exchange

your details of insurance as well.

And then quite often the police will also be involved as well.

So I think I think that's quite I think we've I think we've nailed that.

Steve smashed it. You smashed it,

which could be an accident.

Yes, it might be smashed.

Something like Claudia accidentally

letting the glasses fall from her hands when doing the dishes.

Yes, we've all done it.

And it's easy to do.

But, you know,

glasses are cheap, thankfully, So you can easily replace them.

That's it.

You can replace it.

Sometimes we worry too much about things that break.

But of course, it's not a human being.

It's just an item. You can replace it.

Of course, Spanish truck drivers are wonderful, says Lewis.

Super.

Yeah, because they like to prevent accidents

anyway.

Yes, lots of accidents happen in this country because foreign truck drivers

are not looking before

they pull out because they're on the other side of the cab.

And it's quite the this annoys me. Ooh.

Anyway let's. Yes, right. We've got to end.

We have to we have to leave your annoyance and fortunately you can be annoyed somewhere.

I'll pick it up next week.

Well you're making the cup of tea in the kitchen.

You can be annoyed in there.

You can make your tea in an angry way.

We are going now talking of accidents.

We will be back next week

from 2 p.m.

UK time.

A big announcement also during the week.

Really my London video has been made.

It's finished and there is a video, a new full length

video of my time in London, visiting lots of places,

talking to you and having fun at the same time.

So that will be posted on my YouTube channel during the week.

And of course, don't forget there are also my short video lessons.

The YouTube link is under there to my playlists as well.

And that's it.

See you soon.

Thank you, Mr. Steve.

All right, Mr. Duncan, we will see you very soon.

Goodbye to all your wonderful viewers from across the globe.

And of course have an accident free week.

I wonder what you're going to say then?

I think you're going to say have an accident.

No, have an accident. Free week.

In other words, please don't have any accident.

Yes, please don't.

Stay safe.

Everybody stay safe

until next time.

This is Mr. Duncan and Mr.

Steve saying thanks for watching.

And of course, until the next time we meet, you know what's coming next.

Are you ready? Yes.

Ta ta for now.