🔨'BREAK THE MOULD' & Being Unique / English Addict ep-221/ LIVE chat / Sun 6th November 2022

Oh, hello, everyone.

Nice to see you here.

I hope your sunday is going as well as can be expected.

Here we are out and about at the moment we are having our usual Saturday walk.

Unfortunately, it has started raining.

It is now raining.

It is pouring down.

So we are taking shelter under

some trees.

We are and we are having a very nice time sheltering from the rain.

And we couldn't resist doing a few moments of filming

because of course today it is

Sunday where you are

because now we are live streaming on YouTube.

And of course coming up today, we also have everyone's favourites.

Mr. Steve, are you excited? A very.

Mr. DUNCAN And we'll tell you later all about the exciting Guy Fawkes Night

and all the firework and celebrations that went on in this area, if there were any.

Yes, because people about them, because today is the 5th of November.

We just gave the robins some of their food.

They are now very friendly towards us because when they see

us, they know that there will be some food given very promptly.

Any of them came and landed on your hands.

That's how friendly they are.

It didn't really, by the way, before anyone gets amazed.

Do you like my hat?

Talking of hats, this is a very unusual hat.

I don't normally wear this hat, but I thought today I would

because it matches my my shirt, I think my shirt.

You see, it goes with the shirt.

Anyway, we will let you carry on with your Sunday.

I hope you will enjoy today's live stream.

We are talking all about being unique and special,

which I think is very suitable for us because a lot of people say, Mr.

Duncan, Mr. Steve, there is no one else like you.

They definitely broke the mould when they made you.

Not sure if that's a compliment or not.

Find out what that means a little bit later on.

But now let's get on with today's

Live Stream.

Here we go again.

We are back, everyone.

Yes, English and it is with you once more

for a Sunday afternoon UK time.

Hi everybody.

Yes, I'm late.

I had some technical problems.

This is Mr. Duncan in England.

How are you today?

Are you okay?

I hope so. Are you happy?

I hope you are feeling happy.

It's been very stressful here.

Lots of things going wrong besides my computer

deciding not to connect to the internet.

We've also had some strange

things happening with the electricity,

so I'm not sure if they are about

to cut the electricity off in this area.

Something very strange is going on, I have to say.

Anyway, we are here.

We've made it. Finally.

Nice to see you here today.

It is English addict with myself, Mr. Duncan.

I love English.

I am one of those up there.

Have you noticed?

I'm an English addict and I have a feeling you might be as well.

So, first of all, apologies for being a little late.

I was here early.

Believe it or not, I was actually here.

We've plenty of time to spare,

but unfortunately I have a slight technical problem.

I don't know what it was.

It seems to be something that happens from time to time.

Unfortunately, the time that it decided to do it

today was just as I was going on to the live stream.

So I do apologise for that. Anyway, we are here.

My name is Duncan and now we all know

that that is the case.

How how is your week being how is it being a good one?

We are here together again.

We have made it all the way to the end of another weekend

and also the end of another week as well.

How is you? We can be in a yes.

It is Sunday.

Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.

Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.

So the story

so far is as follows I am late because I had some technical problems.

Also, the lights keep going off here in the studio now and again.

So there might be a slight problem with the electricity

because we've had a lot of rain this morning, a little bit of wind.

But enough about Mr.

Steve Stomach, talking of which, we have Mr.

Steve coming in a moment because we are late

and we did have technical problems, but Mr.

Steve will be here in a few moments time.

He's just getting ready.

He's just doing some stretching.

In fact, Steve has been busy in the garden this week doing all sorts of things.

We might talk about that.

Lots of things to talk about today. In fact,

we are talking about being unique.

A person who is special or maybe unusual

or maybe something that exists

that is unlike anything else

that exists anywhere else in the world.

It is something that is unique.

We will be talking about that a little bit later on.

Can I say hello to the live chat?

Thank you very much for you, for your patience.

Thank you for being patient today.

Very nice to see that you are waiting for me.

I am having a little bit of a confusing morning

because we've had some technical problems, but it doesn't matter.

It makes no difference.

I am here anyway.

Can I say hello to Mohsin?

You were first

on my first attempt

at having today's live stream, so congratulations, Mohsin.

And also congratulations to Anna.

Anna Wall.

Guess what? You were first on today's live chat

for the second time during my second attempt.

So well done.

And I know what you're saying.

I know what you're thinking.

You're thinking, where is Mr. Steve?

Well, he might be here in the moment.

He might be here in the studio at any moment, if you wish hard enough.

He might appear right after this.

What a morning. We've had a very strange morning.

We I think we might have a power cut at some point today.

I don't know what is going on, but lots of things are happening.

And yes, this is English addict.

We finally sorted out all the problems and we are here.

To and

and then you.

Here we are again a little bit different.

And it's not my fault.

Trust me. It's nothing I've done

here is.

Any warning, Mr. Duncan.

I gave you no warning. Well, I thought you would realise.

You normally play that little bit of music and then the things.

Go well. It's all changed.

Well, tell me about these things.

I didn't get any emails, Mr.

Duncan, to tell me changes in the way that you do the live stream.

Over the next couple of weeks, you will notice some changes taking place here on the live stream,

some changes with the appearance, some changes with the music,

some changes with everything except us.

Unfortunately, we will stay the same and there will be no difference

in the appearance of him and also may as well.

Hello, by the way.

Hello to everybody.

I've been waiting, Mr. Duncan.

I've been waiting to come on.

I've been chomping at the bit, as they say.

That means you're excited. Actually, it's.

It's like a horse.

It's champing.

Champing, not chomping.

A lot of people get that one wrong.

It's time for The Closer.

Well, well done, Mr. Duncan.

I was wondering how long it take you to to realise I'd make that mistake.

You see, I thought I'd just a little test for Mr.

Duncan. Then he passed it. It didn't.

It didn't take very long for me to notice.

So champing at the bit like it, like presumably like a horse.

Yes. You're raring to go. Yes.

But it sounds like chomping.

That is, you're eating something. It's not, but.

Yes, sir. Yes.

Well done.

I'm glad you spotted that.

I deliberately put that in there.

You did, Mr. Duncan, to see if you would spot it.

And, you know, you know, just to show all the viewers.

Okay, you are.

Right.

That's oh, on.

Yes. People I like in my Sarina says I like your camouflage shirt.

Yes, yes.

I thought I'd wear something different today, Mr.

Duncan. It's certainly different.

You might.

You might even describe it as unique.

Yes, it's a unique shirt.

I don't think there's any others like this in the world.

I haven't worn this for years.

So why should that be?

I'll bet it's ten years since I wore this shirt.

Yes, well, this shirt is a shirt I used to wear when we first met.

So this shirt you've had for over 30 years, you.

Used to wear it? Yes. This shirt is so old.

You do realise that. Now it is my shirt there. Isn't it?

It is your shirt.

But I would sometimes wear Mr.

Steve's clothes because we do have similar body shapes.

So I can wear Mr.

Steve's clothes sometimes, except for the dresses and the skirts.

I don't wear those.

I just leave those for Mr.

Steve to wear the tested.

It's a vintage shirt.

Yes, it. Is.

So it's and in other words, it's an old shirt.

It is.

Why are you saying it's vintage?

Because we told you it was 30 years old

or because you're looking at it and saying that looks like a very old fashioned shirt.

Maybe the person wearing it is vintage.

I well, I think it is quite nice actually.

It just I could resurrect this shirt for everyday use.

Well, what.

I like about that, what I like Steve is it matches

my little thing on my shirt.

So it's actually the same colours that are being used in this and also that I.

Sort of if you resurrect something, by the way. Yes.

Like an idea or something, it means it was dead and you brought it back to life.

So an idea or relationship, you can resurrect something.

It means you just bring it back.

It was dead, you'd forgotten about it and you bring it back to life again.

So this shirt, I've resurrected it, Mr. Duncan.

So it. Was dead?

It was dead. It was.

Yeah. Well, it's a metaphor, isn't it?

So it's out of use.

Not in use. And I brought it back to life.

It is now being viewed and admired across the world.

You might say that it's come back from obscurity.

Yes, that's in other words. Yeah.

So something that is obscure is no longer around

or has been forgotten about a little bit like me, rather like me.

A lot of people say I'm now obsolete, obscure

or forgotten, and I need resurrecting.

That's not very nice, Palmira says.

It's her colours of the colours of the earth.

That's what it is.

I could go out into the bush in time, Mr. Duncan.

Yes, and I would be in disguise.

It's been a while since I've been near any bushes.

Unlike me, and I've been outside planting bushes

or to be more accurate, conifer plants. Yes.

So we are at the moment starting to put right

some of the problems that we have in the garden, but not today because it's raining.

We have a lot of rain.

It's a little bit miserable.

But enough about Mr. Steve

Florence.

Yvonne Ro Basser says that the t shirt

or the shirt is unique, as are so as are you, both of us.

Okay. So getting into the theme of your programme.

Yes, I'm not sure if I'm I'm not unique.

I think you. Are.

So I was I was I was about to finish that off with another sentences, but I forgot it now.

Anyway, it's gone.

Yes, quite a few people are calling it a t shirt.

It's not actually technically a t shirt. This isn't.

No, I know.

I'm just saying some people are calling it a t shirt.

Not a t shirt. It's got long sleeves.

Long sleeves. It's not a it's a dress shirt.

It's a dress shirt dress or a smart casual shirt.

Yeah.

So it's a shirt with a collar collars on the arms collars.

This button, and.

You have cuffs and collars.

So the collar is there and the cuffs are there still manhandling me?

Mr. Duncan.

Yeah.

Manhandled.

You say that even if you were.

If I was a woman, you would still say manhandle.

Even if I was a woman, which I'm not, he would still.

You don't say woman handled not.

Not today anyway.

I think tomorrow you're a woman. On.

Mondays.

Mondays and Thursdays.

Mr. Steve is a woman.

I'm all man, Mr. Duncan.

And if you were to have filled me early, you to see me outside digging and hauling

thick mud and get around like a true man?

Only men do that.

Look, I'm joking, because women can do that sort of work as well.

But, you know, you could you know, you just have these manly Mr.

Gender if you'd seen me earlier.

Interesting.

Interestingly enough. You are protesting too much.

You haven't felt me doing the putting the trees in have you.

I can't be bothered.

No. Me film everything that moves well. No.

Even a leaf.

Yeah, but the problem is, if I film you, you can you complain, you say, oh.

I don't complain. You've always filming me.

I never complain.

You never tell me so. So when?

When I don't film you, you complain.

I call when something.

Going on, something else going on, not quite sure what, but we'll get to the bottom of it.

So unfortunately you cannot see what I've been doing in the garden because Mr.

Duncan has neglected to film it.

Does anyone want to see Francesca? The Colours of Autumn?

Yes, that's right.

It is autumn as I am in the autumn of my year. Yes.

No. Autumn, I think maybe.

Maybe mid-winter.

You say you are in the autumn of your years.

It means that you are probably over 60. Yeah.

You're in the third quarter of your existence.

Okay.

Which is, you know, if you're going to live till 75.

Yeah, it's about 60 yet but actually now I think going come by the autumn.

Why did you do that?

I always do that.

I always count with my fingers just like a child.

You do your arithmetic like a five year old.

I've always done that, Mr. Duncan. Oh, that's.

Catarina says I can match the camouflage shirt with a pair of white pants.

I could do.

I could do. Yes.

What, you mean underwear? I'm.

Anyway, I'm distracting Mr.

Duncan about because we're late anyway. So we've got a lot to pack in.

We've got to wear late.

So this is going to be short, shorter than normal, because we had some technical problems.

I don't know what the problem is.

I think it might be I'm not sure if it's connected to my computer

or the software that I'm using to stream

with or it's something to do with the Internet connexion.

I'm not sure.

I haven't worked out what it is, but we we definitely had a major problem today.

It wouldn't work.

It just would not work.

And everything stopped working and then everything locked up.

So I think it might be connected to this actual software that I'm using now.

I think it might.

I'm not sure we will see.

Time to ditch and switch.

Yeah.

What ditch and switch. Okay.

Is a is an expression that is used.

Never heard of it. Ditching switch. Yes.

So if you they use it a lot in with energy companies.

So if you can find a cheaper energy company, which you can't at the moment,

then you ditch it and switch to achievable.

Same with car insurance has insurance ditch and switch.

So I'm saying with your provide you've got to ditch and switch. Yes.

Well, it's not so much a provider, it's more just software that exists.

Yes, that's it.

Change the software to market and switch it.

Yes, in my computer, unfortunately.

So it is a dull day.

There's not much light.

It's it's been raining.

It's starting to feel like autumn

and of course, leading towards winter.

And of course, at this time of year, today is the 6th of November.

But yesterday it was the 5th of November, which was, wasn't it, Steve,

which is traditionally something called bonfire night,

where people mark or they commemorate

the failed attempt

at blowing up the Houses of Parliament by Guy Fawkes.

A long time ago.

So last night we had fireworks.

Well, actually, there weren't that many going off, were there?

No, the neighbours, certainly nobody in our

vicinity.

Yes, in our vicinity.

That sort of near to us. Okay.

Oh, excuse me.

And I'm near vicinity.

Had any fireworks and I think the reason, Mr.

Duncan, is because everybody moans, because everyone's got Blue Dogs.

As soon as anyone puts any fireworks into the air,

everyone goes on the local village website.

They think about dogs.

Before you put the fireworks on.

Which really annoys us, doesn't it?

Fireworks on before you set off fireworks.

Think your neighbours have got dogs?

Well, once a year, if you know it's guy Fawkes Night and there's going to be fireworks,

then take your bloomin dogs inside and stick your fingers in.

This is

because otherwise you're going to have to say

the same thing on New Year's Day as well.

If you've got a dog or a pet that doesn't like fireworks,

then you need to do something because there's always going to be fireworks.

Why should we change our lives?

Because just because you've got a dog, that's my that's my moan of the day.

That's my whinge. That's my rant.

Mr. Duncan.

So I'm.

Allowed to have a little rant, sir, you said I kind of.

Kind of just.

My leash right now is if I was a dog, which I'm not,

who doesn't like fireworks?

I'll be taking you to the vet in a minute.

And have you put down.

So yesterday was firework night,

bonfire night with all of the beautiful fireworks going off.

You can see them on the screen right now.

Isn't that lovely?

You are getting a sense a sense.

Of what didn't happen here last night.

There weren't that many.

I think I think what's happening, Steve, is people can't afford to spend money on fireworks.

The recession is biting. And why would you.

And talking of recession, I love the Bank of England governor has warned.

I mean, imagine this on the news. He's not holding back.

We do like him, don't we?

We like our Bank of England governor because he just tells it how it is.

I mean, he came on the television the other night and said it's going to be the worst depression

in 100 years.

What's his name?

Okay, now. Okay, that's good.

The previous one was Mark Carney.

I can't remember his name.

Mark Stevens?

No, no. And I can't give his name. Okay. No, no.

But you don't know.

I don't know. Well, I didn't say I knew.

But it might be Mark Stevens.

It's not.

I know it's not that I can, but. Yes. So, yeah.

Look forward to two years of the worst recession in 100 years.

Why do you sell something up?

Why do you sound so happy about it?

I know. I ought to get another job, Mr.

Duncan, because otherwise we'd be in a recession with me out of work.

I don't.

I don't know.

I just. I don't know. Anyway, over to you, Mr. Downer.

I'm still I'm still disappointed by the fact that my stupid computer didn't work.

I wanted to smash everything up with a hammer.

Today, I really did.

He will do that one day.

I will do that one day.

I know it will happen.

Definitely. Right. Mr.

Duncan, what's what's what's occurring so far?

You've really depressed me.

Having depressed you.

My depressed. You.

You've just been talking about recession for the next ten divided.

Thank you, Autumn. That's okay, then. There you go.

I couldn't remember.

It was Andrew.

Then I got the first name. Right.

Well, that's no good. You said it.

And then it wasn't that.

Well, it. Wasn't that when.

I got the first name. Right.

40%. Yes, right. Is not good enough.

Mr. Duncan, when it comes to a name. It was right.

It's like saying his name is Andrew,

saying Duncan Mendez, and then it's Luis Mendez.

Okay.

I feel quite cheery.

I quite know that.

That is not cheery.

That is psychotic.

If that means that vows. Yeah, I've done it. Sorry.

Yes. No.

Carry on, Mr. Duncan.

I say words clearly so we can understand.

I'll drink.

I think I'm going to drink as well.

I've got some water here.

Your vodka in my England cup.

We don't want vodka any more, do we?

It's up to no good drink any more.

I know.

Welcome to Russia.

Isn't that vodka

supposed to be boycotting things with Russia?

So you are anti-Russia?

Well, I'm not saying I'm anti Russia, but I'm not anti Russia.

Anti leaders of Russia.

You can buy some British vodka

made from potatoes and.

Now it's got to be very clear about that.

We are not anti-Russia or anti Russians at all,

but we are certainly anti asset in person who's in charge.

But anyway, that's that we will not go down that road.

Controversial. Oh.

I see.

I'm trying to be cheerful, Mr. Juncker.

You know. This this is not cheerful.

By the way, there are psychiatrists watching this at the moment, making notes,

but they're writing notes down for their next seminar.

And you will you are going to be the subject

if you work today.

Yes. Well, as soon as I get on the live chat, no matter

what's happening in my life

or who's upset me, which I get cheerful.

Which is not it's not much, by the way.

There's not much going on at the moment in our lives.

Maybe that's a good thing.

Mr. Duncan. You're the one that's being depressive.

Symptoms move all I.

No, I'm. Glad there isn't much going on.

It's nice to relax. Finally, after.

We were whining and dining.

Yes, well, not wining and dining.

We wrote we were in a local cafe yesterday.

If there's one thing I would not describe, what we were doing yesterday, as is wining and dining.

Well, we were in a cafe. In a cafe and.

Eating cake and coffee.

Yes, I would hardly call that wining and dining.

Yes, but other people were wining and dining

3:00 in the afternoon and I was aghast.

Aghast, surprised.

That means surprised.

Yes. Surprise, surprise that people were drinking wine at 3:00 in the afternoon.

And it does not compute.

Does not compute. Oh.

I you know to me drinking. I know.

I know. Lots of people are.

Are you sure you haven't been drinking?

They were all sipping away on wine.

Yes, it's.

Okay.

Daytime drinking of alcohol is allowed in this country.

Where do you think this is? Qatar.

I just thought it was.

You know, it's not something I have ever really done.

I mean, call me boring, but I'm not a big drinker.

Oh, were you? Hello? Boring.

So just to go out to, like, for cafe and drink wines.

I don't know. Maybe I should try it.

Maybe we ought to try that, Mr. Duncan.

But it's not unusual for people to go out for afternoon or even lunchtime

dinners or to eat or drink and have alcohol.

It's not unusual. You should try it in Paris.

We were in Paris and there are wine bars everywhere. Yes.

And they're open during the day.

So. So I don't think drinking alcohol

during the day is all that unusual.

I mean, most pubs, most bars in the UK open

at around about 10:00 in the morning, some of them or 11:00 in the morning.

And there's always someone in there.

I find I do find it amazing that people can't wait

to actually have alcohol because I don't

I don't ever feel that need to have it.

We've all got our vices.

Our vices are addictions.

Yours is sugar and chocolate.

Yes, I like a little bit of chocolate. Now is mine.

Can you believe it?

Yesterday we went to the local shop after having a half hour wining and dining.

It was not either of those things, but

we went into the shop and I wanted to get a packet of Kit.

Kats.

And Steve told me I couldn't have any.

You know, you can't have any Kit Kats, Mr.

Duncan.

Can I just say I really enjoyed that.

I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoyed that.

So I thought you were going to punch me in the face.

No, that was no.

Because, you know, we are trying to be healthy. Yes.

And we had already bought some Jaffa cakes and big box of Jaffa cakes.

So, Mr.

Duncan, as I know, we get towards the tail and in many shops

when you get near the till, there's all the tempting chocolate bars and sweets.

Yes, why not?

And so while you're waiting there, Mr.

Duncan is. Oh, look at that.

And I forbid him.

I begged him to

buy. Well, I didn't actually stop you.

I just said, oh, no, Mr. Duncan. Well, you. Did.

You did stop me.

You said you don't want those. Is that. Money?

He said, don't get those.

Don't get those.

It was like it was like I was a child with his mother

and he was being told off by his mother because he wanted some sweets.

And his mummy said, No, you can't have any sweets.

I'm thinking of your health and your figure. Mr.

Duncan. Hmm?

Tell me. Hello, Tomek? Yes, we are doing well.

Yes, we are doing okay. It's a good job.

You are late because we were two.

Yes, we were very late because of technical

problems.

Oh, do I eat dark chocolates? Yes. Yes.

You know what? This might be the last time I ever do this.

Why? I don't.

I just don't want to do it anymore.

Mr. Jim could. Yes. Come on, Mr. Duncan.

What were you planned? This.

This is just terrible.

What we're doing at the moment is awful. Is it?

Is this awful?

Tell us.

I'm watching this that really wants to watch it.

Or have you just have you just fallen over?

Maybe you've slipped over on something and you've fallen over and your iPad has gone

across the room and it's still playing this live stream.

But you can't move to cruel towards your

computer device to change.

Well, you need to resurrect this live stream, Mr.

Duncan. This this just me.

This this live stream is dead on arrival.

There is nothing that can be done.

There is no no science in the world that can that can resurrect any of this.

But is this any good?

I think this is terrible.

Quite that way. You're going with this, Mr.

Duncan? Is this I think what we're doing today is awful.

I think this is the worst thing

that might be the worst thing on YouTube at the moment.

It might be. Well, do something there, Mr. Duncan.

You think it's going the way you want it to do something.

Everything went wrong.

It's not now.

It's working.

Oh, don't, don't, don't, don't get angry with me.

I know this, but I don't. Right, right.

I just wonder sometimes I just.

I'm doing this sometimes and I'm going.

Oh, I think, what the hell am I doing?

I mean, that's probably not the sort of thing you should be saying on a live stream.

I'm a 50.

Seven year old man and I'm here.

Do I tell you what?

Why don't I why don't you just end it there, Mr.

Duncan, and

you obviously clearly not in the mood for doing this today.

So I think you're just joking.

I'm joking by you.

Yeah. Oh, good, good.

That's good. Then.

There's a lot of people come on to watch us today, Mr.

Duncan, and.

Yes, so, you know, we need to provide the English

teaching that they have come here for.

And, you know, I'm up for it. Mr.

Duncan, are you the problem?

We're doing this, and I'm going to say now is

I I'm not I'm not a person

who is interesting enough

for anyone to me anywhere,

anywhere on the Internet.

YouTube thinks

I'm just garbage.

What do you think, Steve?

I don't know what to say.

To be honest, Mr.

Duncan, I really don't know what to say.

I was just frustrated because my stupid computer didn't work and then the internet didn't work.

I had to shut everything. All.

Have we know, Mr. Duncan?

We know that. But it's working now. But I just.

I hate it when it happens, but I don't think you're in any position

to criticise me because you want to see him when his computer doesn't work.

Yeah, but I'm not live on

talking to lots of people.

But app them anyway.

Let's carry on. Right.

So what's the theme of today? Unique.

This would be a unique live stream and we watch it like this is it.

There is nothing unique about any of us.

Trust me.

And just finding Steve up there.

You're doing a very good job, Mr. Duncan. So very.

Good job.

I take. It seriously.

It's only the Internet. That's what I always say.

So we were out yesterday.

We had a lovely walk, we had a lovely meal.

We were wining and dining and cake and coffee, weren't we?

Yes, I've just said that. Yeah.

And we were sitting there, we realised that the place was,

the place was full of people

and it's a new place we should what we should do.

Steve, here's my thought.

We should get sponsorship from that place.

We won't say the name of the place now because we want to save it.

So we might go in next week and we might say,

Hey, we have a live stream

that goes out on YouTube and we have on average

55 or maybe 56 people watching sometimes.

Would you like to sponsor our show?

And they might say, yes, yes.

And we will give you free coffee and cake every week

if you mention our business.

What do you think?

Yeah, but the problem is when we tell them that

nobody's watching in the UK,

they might think that it's not really going to help to grow their business.

Well, what I call that is much an investment because they might travel here.

One day, they might come here, they might visit the UK and the first thing they will do

is go to much Wenlock and they will visit that particular place.

Peter says Let's talk about uniqueness, which is the theme of this lesson,

which I keep trying to get you to do. Mr. Duncan.

That's good.

You have obviously prepared things for this live stream.

I tried my best.

I did a lot of work today, which is why I was so upset.

I was going to bring in a new segment, a new thing today as well.

A new little quiz, very similar to the sentence game.

Very so who remembers the sentence game?

So I was going to do something today called fill in the blanks to say to that.

Hmm, yes.

Fill in the blanks.

So I was going to show some sentences on the screen

and then I was going to ask you

viewer out there

to to give some suggestion of the missing words.

But I don't think I'd be doing that because I don't have time.

You see, we are talking about Steve,

right?

Steve, today we are talking about being unique.

Yes. Yes.

I think Mr. Steve is a unique person.

We all are.

We're all unique of us.

But some more unique.

Some people stand out more than others.

Some people

have certain characteristics, like some people.

Some people are slightly odd.

Some people are unusual.

Strange, weird.

And all of those things can also be unique.

So a person who is doing things differently from others

might be described as unique,

would you say? Definitely, yeah.

But anybody that everybody is unique

because we are all, you know, created unique.

There's never anybody else like Mr.

Duncan, like me, like anybody watching now.

There never will be anybody else exactly like us.

We're one offs, all of us. Yes,

of course.

In an infinite universe, then that probably we will live again.

But that's another thing altogether.

I won't go into that.

But yet certainly on this planet.

Well.

Yes, in this space and time, I will never be anybody else like any of us ever again.

It might be somebody similar, very similar.

You know, you might have a child that's very similar.

It inherits a lot of your characteristics.

Yeah.

Or you might have

a twin.

Yeah, a twin.

But even.

Logical genetic.

Twins, even twins are unique, I suppose each one,

because they're not exactly the same, they're always slightly different.

Well, that that's the interesting thing, isn't it. Yes.

In characteristic.

Yes. So even though a twin

twins are genetically identical,

they will still be different because they will have slightly different experiences.

So the end result, what you end up with as an adult will be slightly different.

Yes, one might be slightly slimmer than the other one.

The other one might have might have gone into a different field, a different job.

So they will therefore develop different characteristics and different behaviours

that might cut the hair differently. Yes.

So yes.

Which just shows you this nurture nature argument is true

to how you're nurtured.

What happens as you grow up makes you unique person.

I mean, if I've been born, I've often thought of this.

If you or anybody had been if we'd been born now,

okay, then our experience of we'd be totally different people.

Or if I was born whenever even if I was born when I was born, which is 1961,

you know, if I had got

a different set of friends or gone into a different career,

I would be now a very different person to what I am now, because we make these choices,

these different pathways come up in your life and you go down different forks in the road

and you end up being different to what you otherwise would have been.

So we could live probably 100 lives and we'd be different people.

So I could be better than this if I'd been born on a Saturday.

Absolutely. Mr. Duncan. Yes, yes.

Anything can be better than this fairly when you think about it.

So anything.

There we go. Yeah.

So Telmex very excited because he thinks that the sentence game is coming back.

Okay. What about all the other people in my lifetime?

I'm just making that comment because you did talk about this new Hello Valentine.

I will say hello to Valentine. Hello, Palmira.

Are you ready to pay $8 to be on Twitter?

Mr. Duncan Well, I don't have to worry about it because I'm not verified.

I don't have a blue tick on Twitter or on YouTube.

Can you believe that?

I do not even have a verified tick or a little checkmark

here on YouTube.

I've only been doing it for 16 years and only have over a million subscribers, but I'm not even verified.

Isn't that lovely?

Isn't that great steak great?

I think it goes back to what I was saying earlier.

You think so? No, I don't.

I don't worry about the $8 or

the £6.50,

I suppose, if it was converted into pounds

and no, I'm not really worried about it because I'm not verified.

I am on Twitter, but I don't I don't have a checkmark, so I don't have to worry about it.

And I'm certainly not going to buy one because that's pretty sad and desperate

if I was honest with you.

Now I'm not on Twitter.

PALMERI You are. Correct. Yes.

Uh. Steve, Steve is just about on the Internet.

I haven't got time for social media.

I just haven't got time.

I'd much rather be doing something more interesting.

You know,

learning some new music or something or, you know, I don't know.

It's why I don't get into Facebook because I just haven't got the time to keep one.

She's me.

But he answering all these queries, reading everybody's posts, liking things.

I can't be bothered.

I'm just too old for that. Mr. Duncan.

Yes. Also, you don't know how to use it.

Some perhaps just, you know, perhaps I'm anti-social.

Perhaps that's what it is. You're anti-social media?

Uh, yeah.

I mean, I think I may have just invented a new phrase there.

Well, we've got a friend who's the same age as me, a couple of years younger, maybe,

and she doesn't use email, let alone

Twitter or any social media.

The only way, you know, she doesn't even like using the phone.

The only way you can communicate with her is by writing a letter.

I mean, that's taking things to the extreme.

But anyway, Mr.

Duncan, we need to talk about uniqueness.

Well, I do think.

Well, that's unique

nowadays.

A person who just doesn't use email or even have a mobile phone or a smartphone

might be described as unique because because everyone else has one.

So that's that's probably a good example of emotion.

What's your Twitter. Account? My Twitter.

Are you sure that you want it, though?

Because on Twitter, I am a little bit more uncensored on Twitter.

Oh, yes, I do say things.

For example, at the moment I've got I've got a post on there where I talk about

the hypocrisy of Budweiser

being one of the main sponsors of the FIFA World Cup

in a country where alcohol is virtually banned

and and carefully controlled as guys.

So Budweiser are actually that one of the main sponsors

of the FIFA World Cup, which is being held in Qatar,

which happens to be a place where alcohol cannot be

imported in any way because you will be sent to prison for a very long time.

And it's also carefully controlled world as well.

As I understand it, women can't drink alcohol and are not allowed into bars.

Bars don't really exist and yet

one of the main sponsors is an alcohol company.

And I said, Can you believe it?

And that's one of the posts on my Twitter account.

I don't like hypocrisy when people

try to pretend to be something they are not to

to give an to other people to seem better than other people.

But but in fact, they're not.

They're not because everyone everyone

it's some point in their lives is a hypocrite, maybe even me, maybe even Mr.

Steve.

But I like to think that we are not really very often hypocrites.

So that's the sort of thing you can find on my Twitter as well.

What is it then?

Do you hold?

What do you do? You have a name too? I don't know how it works. Twitter.

I can't even remember what it is.

I don't use it very often.

Well, that's it.

So, Mr.

Jenkins not really doing anything on it?

Well, I do things on it, but I don't post all the time I write, but I think it's Mr.

Duncan.

Just put Twitter and just put Mr.

Duncan.

But you don't really do much on it, so it's not really worth going onto as Mr.

Duncan not posting lots.

There are some very interesting posts on there,

but I'm not if you would like to read them,

because that's the place where I like to type my my angry moments.

I remember where we read that stuff like that.

So have a look. Anyway, you might like it.

You might not.

I can't wait to the World Cup begins.

I really can't because I'm pretty sure

we're going to hear some horror stories, especially

when when the good folk of Qatar

come into contact with English

football fans.

Can I just say that English football fans do have a reputation for getting drunk

and maybe a little bit rowdy as well,

so I can't wait to see what happens when those two cultures

meet in the middle.

It's sure to be controversial.

This whole World Cup is going to be very controversial.

And don't even get me started on David Beckham.

What an absolute bananas

banana.

Is this Twitter or YouTube? Mr. Duncan?

This is like it's turning into Twitter.

Well, if it was Twitter, I would say something slightly more explicit.

But here he's a banana.

He's a hypocritical banana for taking millions

and millions and millions and millions of pounds

to talk about how wonderful Qatar is.

And then in the past, he's he's also spoken out

against certain countries, and there are ways of treating people.

So he's a hypocrite.

He's a he's a very, very wealthy hypocrite.

Anything else I know I have no comment to make whatsoever on that subject.

No. Well, I think it's a reasonable subject to talk about.

And I know we don't have many people watching in that country, so I think I'm okay.

Is anyone watching from Qatar?

Please let us know what you think of the World Cup. Yes.

And everything that's going to be going on.

Maybe we should go there because.

Because I've heard that there are lots of lovely places where you and I would be very welcome.

We have been warned not to go.

By the local police stations.

We have been. Warned and the morality police.

Not to go to. Qatar.

Well, not us in person.

Well, us and other people

who have similar displays.

And so we say similar.

Similar,

but most of us are looking for well, just escape.

Well, anyone really anyone if you like drinking

and fighting in the streets, that's the that's the part I'm looking forward to

because I don't think they realise yet what they are actually letting themselves in for.

But I think they will have lots of police.

They're ready to quell, to quell, to crush, to stop

any form of violence, alcoholism.

Alcoholism.

And you know, the things that are generally associated with sort of football

fanatics and not fanatics.

Football most of word and looking for people. Go, madam.

Football matches, don't they.

The violence associated with football.

Yes, but it is all sport is pretty corrupt anyway.

I mean, that's that's how Qatar got the World Cup in the first place.

It was just bribery.

Who remembers Sepp Blatter

poss possibly the most corrupt person who's ever lived.

And he was he was getting money from all over the place

to put forward all of these lovely countries that wanted to sponsor

or be a part of the World Cup,

which is why the World Cup is being held

three weeks before Christmas and a country

that doesn't have any history of playing football

and had to build all of their stadiums from scratch.

So really, I'm sure no corruption took place.

I'm pretty sure of it. Absolutely Not

all above board.

I'm sure it was all completely on the level.

Aboveboard.

That means legitimate.

Legal, no funny business going on.

Yeah.

If you're if you're a straight person who doesn't drink

and is very moderating in their behaviour

you will have a very nice time on the show and.

And not a woman.

So you have to be not a woman as well anyway.

Yes. Restraining Mr. Jenkins low enough.

Could we afford to go that in the first place? Of course.

That is a crucial. Yes.

QUESTION.

Well, I don't want to I don't want to go there anyway.

We wouldn't be welcome.

I don't go to countries.

Thankfully, it looks like nobody from Qatar is actually right.

Well, I know that already.

That's good.

I can find out.

You see, I have ways of finding out where you are watching.

And before.

Before I started talking about this subject, I did make sure that we don't have many people

watching in Qatar. And we don't. We don't.

Well, anyway, if the word I think there would be like minded people

very open and, you know, free in their thinking.

No, not fixed minds.

See people that come to watch as Mr. Duncan.

People with flexible mindsets.

Yeah.

And that's what I always appreciate when when I see the comments on the live chat

is that a lot of people are like minded aren't they, on your channel, Mr.

Duncan?

And they're not closed minded, they are open minded.

They're assessing things, thinking about things, forming opinions

and not being told how to think.

That's it. They're free thinking people. That's what you.

Said. It can't be a bad thing.

Of course, having, having, having a mind

where you are able to think about things rationally

can be a bad thing, especially in certain places,

certain countries, certain parts of the world thinking

is almost illegal.

And of course, I put China on that list as well.

Definitely.

So today we are looking at uniqueness.

I think this is a unique live stream.

I think there is nothing else like it.

There is nothing else on YouTube like this.

Definitely.

I'm pretty sure this shirt we've already

already decided that this is a unique shirt.

I bet there is not one other shirt like this in the world in existence

because I've had it for 30 years and it wasn't even popular then.

I never saw anybody wearing it then.

So I'm hoping that this is probably unique because I keep all my clothes.

I didn't throw them out unless they get holes in them

and we haven't got moths in our cupboards.

So thankfully this has survived.

But anyway. Yes, Mr. Duncan, carry on.

But I have you on to say.

That. These sort of slides proposed.

When I was enjoying the guided tour of our wardrobe

I enjoyed that being unique. Mr.

Steve and you might notice I've spelt the word unique

with different letters.

Different font sizes.

And to show that this spelling or this appearance of the word

unique is itself unique.

Probably never, ever in the history of

the world has unique been.

Displayed. In that way.

Yes, look at that.

So look how uniquely I have presented the word unique there.

It's amazing.

Is anyone still watching?

Yes, lots of people watching.

Mr. Duncan.

Carry on.

I can almost sense the whole of the Middle East

clicking away and blocking me.

And the word unique means special

and that nothing else like it exists.

So that is the basic use of the word unique.

Unique is a word that describes

something that is so special

that nothing else like it exists.

Anywhere.

Well, on this planet, maybe somewhere else in the universe.

As Mr.

Steve said earlier, it might exist somewhere else,

but we don't really know because we can't see it.

But right now probably not.

A unique thing like Mr.

Steve, it's like nothing else.

It is the only one of its kind.

So I think, I think everyone is individual.

You are right what you said earlier.

But I think some people I don't know

why they just stand out more.

They appear to have more charisma.

Oh, that's a good word. Charisma.

Charisma.

It's something that they have in their personality.

And you can't quite explain what it is.

So it's very, very interesting.

So a unique thing is like nothing else, it is the only one of its kind.

A rare thing or something unusual

from everything else might be described as unique.

So something unusual, something different,

a rare thing, perhaps.

Maybe something you only see or find ever so often.

It can still be unique.

Maybe something that happens only every hundred years is unique

because it only happens occasionally

and you might not be alive to see it again.

Like the blood moon on on Tuesday there is a blood moon.

The moon will turn red and angry

and I don't think there's another one until 2025.

So we have to wait a little bit longer. So that's unique.

I mean, yes, that's unique for this year.

Then it's also the midterm elections in the United States on Tuesday.

So. So the moon might not be the only thing turning red.

Do you like that? You like what? I did that.

Yes, that was clever, Mr. Duncan.

Yeah, I mean. I mean the colour of the party.

I know, I know.

Not the.

The blue. Yes.

You mean the same colour as a certain politician's red cap.

Yes. Yes. He wears a lot of.

I have to.

Say, if you want to make a good entrance, land in a jumbo jet

and come out from the jumbo jet

and then go straight to the podium where you're going to give your speech.

I think that is the best way to make an entrance.

No one makes an entrance like Donald Trump.

I think so. A rare thing or something unusual.

You might say that Donald Trump is unique.

There is nothing.

In other words, you could use to describe Donald Trump.

There's nothing else like him.

It's a kind. Word.

We are we are thankful that there's no one else like him.

A unique thing can be described as one of a kind.

I like that.

One of a kind.

A thing that is one of a kind.

You won't find it anywhere else like this.

This live stream.

You won't see this anywhere else.

Nothing like this.

Anywhere. Yeah.

Yeah.

Which, you know, has its positive and negative

things attached to it.

But what's I think is the people that watch this channel as well.

Yes, I keep saying that.

But you are all wonderful, unique people.

I think some here we have to talk and communicate

with like minded people across the globe.

People think I'm being I'm sucking up to your viewers.

Does this sound a bit patronising?

Oh, well, I don't mean it to be patronising.

I actually do mean it.

Um, but anyway.

Anyway, so a unique thing can be one of a kind.

A work of art or rare natural

event might be referred to as unique.

So we often think of works of art.

Definitely.

So you might see something hanging

in a museum, a work of art by one of the greats.

Can you think of a famous artist?

Yeah. Picasso. Picasso.

Very obvious, but. Yeah. So he is unique.

His style was unique when he started making his

his rather unusual abstract artwork.

A lot of people say that's very unusual, it's unique.

So that's a good choice.

Actually, I like that one because you because.

Yeah.

Picasso was very unique as an individual,

but also the way the way he he created his art was very unusual as well.

The way he represented the human face.

He would put all of the details of someone's face on one side

so the eyes would be on the side of a person's face.

Some of them.

This is someone that's got a very appropriate name

for this particular subject matter today.

Unique Life Design. Hello.

You need a special mention today because of your name fitting

in with the subject of today's livestream? Yes.

So yes, you recognise that you are unique.

I wonder why you chose that name.

Is that your handle?

Yes. Maybe it's something you do in your in your real life.

Maybe you design things, maybe it's

the name of your company, maybe something like that, but something that is unique,

something that is rare.

There are many other artists as well, some people

over the years who have made an impression.

A couple of people mention it such arenas as a Caravaggio.

Oh yeah. And what's a unique painter?

Portraits and Salvador Dali.

Mm hmm.

Of course.

Very unique.

Yes, surreal.

So he was another one of the surrealists

who would paint things, but he would add them into unusual locations,

or maybe make them appear in a different form to how they normally appear.

So, yes.

So, Art, I think art is a very good example

of something that is unique because quite often when you have one

individual piece of work artwork

and it can be a painting, it can be a sculpture, it can be anything really.

It can be described as unique.

Yes, Anarchy Talks mentions Bach,

the composer, presumably Bjork.

You know, Bach is

spelled B, A, C, H,

which in

in English.

You wouldn't actually pronounce it Bach, would you?

In fact, I knew somebody that I always remember when I was a child.

Somebody came around to visit.

My father was very keen piano player, and

somebody came around to visit

who thought that they knew a lot about music

and saw this music that my my father had been playing

and said, Oh, that's

I like the music of back.

It's like, you've got to be careful.

Yes. Let's just say they were unique.

They were.

Anyway, my parents talked about that for weeks and I remember it to this day how we mocked them.

Now, I'm only joking.

Your family sounds delightful.

They were horrible.

I'm only joking. I'm a teacher, but.

A never before.

Moments of time can be described as unique like this.

Just what just happened, Mr.

Steve?

Talking about a very strange moment of time

that you might say is unique or was unique where someone

tried to

read something and they made a very silly mistake.

And because Mr.

Steve's family are complete and utter snobs.

Nothing.

That they they made fun of that poor person because they they couldn't read the note.

To their face only behind their back once they'd gone.

Oh, that's not so bad.

So that's not bad.

As I say that, you know, people are mentioning it's interesting, people are mentioning

very unique people, very distinctive people, artists,

singers, things like that.

But as I've mentioned earlier on, we are all unique.

It's just that some people stand out more than others.

You could say that they are.

I don't think they're any more unique.

I mean, know, lots of people who are not famous, they don't stand out,

but they're very unique as people, their characters, the way they dress.

So we are all unique.

So, you know. Yes, just like you said.

There is hope for everyone.

There is a guy that goes down to the local park and he hides in the bushes and he comes out

sometimes in his raincoat and he opens his raincoat and is completely naked underneath.

And then he closes his raincoat and he runs back into the bushes.

He's unique because no one else is doing that.

Controversial. Controversial?

Yes. No, no.

We went out, you know, was just pointing out the meaning of the words. Yes.

But yeah, well done.

And a very interesting

rosaries.

Is that enough roses going?

Rosa is just realised that

the time is very precious.

Rosa.

Okay, yes, but I can't see that yet.

See you later, Rosa.

See you later.

We'll try better next week. Thanks.

He says being unique is simply being different. Yes.

But we are all unique.

Yeah, yeah.

You don't have to stand out.

We are, by definition, all unique.

And the age, as you know, nobody else will ever be like us ever again, by.

The Lord, God Almighty, He picked the rib from Adam

and he said, I'm going to make lots of these and I'm sure it will catch on.

And I can't see any problems occurring from having lots of human beings on this planet.

I'm sure it will. It will go perfectly all right.

I'm pretty sure of it.

I'm sure everything will be all right.

I can't imagine anyone, anyone deciding to commit violence or murder in my name.

I think it's going to go perfectly all right.

I'm pretty sure of it.

I'm about 60% sure that there won't be any problems.

Thank you for your nice comments, Rosa.

We will see you next week. See Rosa,

catch you later.

We will try harder next week, I promise.

I'm putting everything.

I'm putting 110% in Mr. Duncan.

Something unique and something that is different is not necessarily the same thing

because difference can still be a group.

So a group can still be put together as being different.

Unique is normally an individual

that can be put aside or highlighted.

So difference is not necessarily the same as unique.

Difference is can be can be many things.

So many things can be different from other things.

But you nique often refers

to one thing, one individual thing that stands out

from all the rest.

A unique moment of time.

And I think today, today, I will be honest with you, Steve, I think today is unique.

It is a unique one today an offer.

Will you like this?

Mr. Steve likes offers because.

Because you spend hours and hours trying to find a bargain.

Oh, yes, thank you.

I don't want to pay over the odds.

If you

are paying over the odds means you pay more than you should do

so. Yes.

I don't like to. Yes, I like to look for bargains.

Definitely.

Alfie and his going, See you later, Alfie.

And you are feeling tired.

You often you are feeling sleepy.

This live stream does have that effect on most people.

You will feel a little drowsy.

You will find your eyes becoming heavy and you might fall asleep now and.

Again for lots of people.

Don't forget that because the clocks have changed.

It's an hour later for them.

So because we're coming on an hour later.

So a lot of people are maybe you ought to start up one rather than two.

I can't even start it to to be honest, without problems.

So so giving myself less time to prepare is not a good idea either.

I really don't think so.

Anyway, unique things are only good.

It is impossible to say a unique crime, for example.

Well, you can.

You can have a unique crime.

It would be something unique.

So we can use unique to describe something that is negative.

Yes. A unique thing is just something that doesn't exist or hasn't happened before.

So it can be something negative as well.

But Mr. Steve likes to get bargains.

A unique offer or a unique thing

that is offered to you, an offer that is being made

to a certain group of people can be described as unique.

And Mr.

Steve likes to find those bargains on the Internet.

Francesca asks Why?

Why is that?

What was the title of this livestream break the moment?

Oh well, that is something I'm going to mention. Spotted.

Yes, later.

Well spotted.

And we will answer that. Mr.

Duncan is prepared to answer that question.

It's coming up.

We are offering you the unique chance to grab a bargain.

So that is the sort of thing that gets Mr.

Steve very, very excited.

Here is your unique chance to own a luxury beach house.

So a special offer that might not be available to

everyone can be described as unique.

Something is unique.

A unique thing is a one off,

something that will never be repeated.

It will never be repeated or equalled.

Something is unique, a unique moment of time.

I'm sure can think of some moment in your life

that was unique or maybe special.

I'm sure we can we can all think of those little moments

or maybe something we we saw or heard

that we've never seen or heard again.

And that word is often overused, of course

the word unique is often overused, isn't it?

Particularly when companies are promoting things and giving offers.

They say this is a unique one off offer, never to be repeated.

But of course it always is repeated because they want to sell more stuff.

Inaki says.

I am called by on my telephone

again and again, and all the offers they make are unique.

Yeah.

It is.

It is something that happens a lot in sales.

Yes. They're never unique because they will need

to carry on selling stuff.

Another

one, something that is one in a million,

is a unique thing that is hard to achieve.

One in a million maybe something you do, you might do it,

I don't know, 999 times and you might fail.

Then the next time you do it, you might actually do it

right, or you might do it very well.

So imagine doing something almost a million, but on your millionth attempt

you actually do it well, or you do it in a special way.

Something is one in a million.

You don't often see it.

It doesn't often happen.

It's unique.

You're one in a million, aren't you?

Yes, you are one in a million.

Literally. Literally.

Mr. Duncan has just over a million subscribers.

So each one of you is one in a million? Yes.

Tristan Tomic

asks, what was the highest number of viewers during the live stream?

I can answer that straight away.

It was over 2000.

2000 people were watching a live stream that I did

on my mobile phone a few years ago.

I think it was five years ago.

And the following week when I went back on again,

I only got about 40 or 50

because I think YouTube made a mistake.

They had they had let people actually watch me,

but they soon put it right.

They soon made sure that no one could see me

the following week when I tried to do it again.

That happened a few times.

And if you changed your device that you went to do a live stream on a different phone,

a different computer, somehow you would get thousands of people watching. Yes.

But then when you go back your normal computer or that they. Yes.

Something or the following the following week, I do it again.

I'm the same on the.

Air and suddenly it's nowhere near that.

So around 2000, I once had 2000 people watching one of my live streams that I did,

and I know when it was it was when I was making pancakes in the kitchen for the first time.

And I

don't know how it happened, but it's the only time it's ever happened

because the week it didn't happen again and it's never happened again.

Which just goes to show funny things go on.

So in YouTube, that is.

A very good example of how YouTube manipulate all of this.

It's all manipulated.

That's why only I only have 76 people watching at the moment.

I could have 20,000 people watching.

But unfortunately, as I said earlier, I don't fit the criteria.

I my face doesn't fit.

I'm maybe I'm too old, maybe I'm too boring.

Maybe I have the wrong opinions.

Quite possibly. Mr. Duncan.

Maybe Elon Musk should buy YouTube.

I may.

Maybe things will be better.

Maybe I will have more people watching.

Well, maybe you could. Onto Twitter, Mr. Duncan.

You could be completely you might just wipe the floor with everybody.

But I can't do live streams on the ground.

You do livestreams on Twitter?

No. You are really, really restricted by what you can do on Twitter.

However, it looks as if that might be changing,

because I've heard some rumours that the new Twitter

might have

videos, live streaming and also ad revenue.

WhatsApp, YouTube, your days are numbered.

So I think Elon Musk might be thinking that he can turn Twitter

into something very similar to YouTube.

Well, they need competition.

They need competition because that they're like a totalitarian state.

They control everything and

it's wrong.

There needs to be competition in the marketplace so that it's healthy. Yes.

You can't have one organisation dominate eating something.

It's the same in pharmaceuticals, it's the same and everything.

If one company dominates a particular area,

then it starts to get starts to have too much control.

Yes, I think so.

I think I think certainly with with companies like Google,

they have been caught out many times manipulating

search engines and how things are discovered on the Internet.

And I have no reason to doubt that

YouTube is

very similar, very similar in the way it conducts its business.

But yeah, he'll be, I think, some big challenges oddly.

No, I'm not I'm not saying allegedly.

I'm saying it's been proven.

Yes. Amazing mentions of Google in 2007.

Okay. There's that, too. When it all went wrong.

Well, it know when it went wrong was actually 2011.

A lot of people don't realise this, but in January 2011,

YouTube introduced many of the new algorithms and it was during the first couple of weeks

of January in 2011,

during the Arab Spring, when there were many protests taking place.

So everyone was distracted by,

of course, the new year had just arrived,

but also there was lots of stuff happening around the world, a lot of chaos.

And YouTube started using its new algorithm system.

And since then.

That was. When my was. Sneaky.

That was when my world stopped being what it was

and I can pinpoint it to that very, very that actual point of time.

And that's why they'd have like you because they know you're still around.

And you can remember that I was nobody on YouTube.

Now will remember that moment.

I am a bad memory.

I'm a stain on YouTube and I don't want to sound

as if I'm a victim because I don't want to do that because everyone's doing that now.

But I am. I'm like a stain.

They won't go away and YouTube wishes

that I would just go because I've been on since 2000 and.

Six he's that he is the crucial question

from Tomek who is very you know yeah.

Do you really.

Why would they do that rather than manipulate algorithms.

Not necessarily about me personally,

but groups because algorithms can can pinpoint

one person or one thing.

And that's why algorithms are so brilliant,

because you can decide what you allow and what you don't allow.

That's how China is now being run.

China has now turned its all

whole surveillance into a big

algorithm.

What?

But what is it? Because they want you.

Lots of young people

do they like prefer young people because that brings more ad revenue.

Is that is that what it's all about is.

That the problem is when I

when I signed up for YouTube to create my account

I have to give all of my details age,

my gender, my location.

And of course, that information never goes away.

It's always there.

You can't change it because it's imprinted into what you do.

It's there.

It's like it's like having an X-ray.

You go, your skeleton is always.

The question is, but why?

Why would that happen?

But I'm just about to tell you, right?

So so all of that information is kept.

It never stops.

And of course, since 2006,

to this point, I've actually got older.

So I was young in 2006,

but in 2022, I'm not young anymore.

So that's one of the big things that's changed.

Also,

there is only so much ad revenue

or money that YouTube can pay

to publishers or creators that.

Money doesn't suddenly increase or become more so.

There is only a certain amount of money that YouTube will pay to

the people that create.

So you can't have too many people at the top.

There has to be some sort of control.

So those people at the top

and those people at the bottom.

That says, by the way, that's us.

But not you.

But not you. Anymore.

But that's but it is.

But it is.

You see, this is Alexander says don't blame the mirror.

I don't even know what that means.

But I'm not blaming the mirror. But I am blaming

a lot of things.

You know what I'm talking about?

You know what I'm talking about.

A lot of people have been talking.

About the unique. Yes, they are.

Yes, it's all over. It's all over.

You can can watch all about that.

Yeah. It's not it's not a level playing field.

No it's not, it's not fair for everybody in the same way.

Just like it's just like the world Cup, just like the World Cup.

It's all manipulated.

It's all changed and altered.

It isn't what it is.

Well, that's the trouble, Valentine.

There aren't any other platforms we're making.

There is only one platform where you can do this, and that's why we need competition.

So hopefully Elon Musk will.

I mean, you can there are others where you can put short form videos on them.

Well, there's Tik Tok. Well that's for idiots.

Yeah.

You wouldn't want to do an English teaching high on Tik Tok.

I would.

Never, ever. And it's not going to happen.

I'm never going to be on Tik Tok because unfortunately

again I know you're going to you can you going to hate me for this?

But most of the people on there are complete idiots, unfortunately.

So we, we hope for competition

to to shake up the market and make things.

Oh, and also it's owned by China, right?

So yes, probably.

Yeah.

But I'm.

Not about to put all my personal details into something that has. Its.

Database in Beijing or Shanghai. 2.0.

That's another reason as well.

But there isn't an alternative, you see, to YouTube that that's why it's so powerful

and that's why it is able to treat us the way it does.

It can treat us however it chooses because there's no alternative.

However, I think Elon Musk might be might be coming up

with a new way of running or designing Twitter because it won't happen yet.

It's too early. It's too soon.

He's only just walked into the building.

He's busy at the moment, firing all of those people who are spending all day

playing on their on their arcade machines and table tennis.

Anyway, we're supposed to be teaching English, Mr.

Duncan.

We are not teaching English. Yeah, we're. Talking.

We're talking.

This is has definitely been a unique livestream.

Are you going to keep it on or delete it?

Here we go.

The phrase that was mentioned earlier, break the mould.

If you break the mould, well, quite often when you create something,

maybe something such as a sculpture

or something that you want to make from plaster, you want it to look a certain way

or in a certain shape.

Quite often you will use a mould.

So mould refers to something

that is forming the shape of a thing.

So if you break the mould after making

just one thing from that mould, then you can't make any more.

You can't make anymore.

You break the mould.

There is only one of that particular thing.

So it is often used as a phrase to say

that that thing is individual and unique.

Yes, you say, Oh, they broke the mould when they

when they made him or her

is a phrase you can use to express

how unique that particular person they might talk in a certain way.

They might usually.

That refers to somebody's behaviour doesn't it?

But yeah, often when somebody, people will say

oh well nobody else like her,

they broke the mould or they made her. Hmm.

And it's just a phrase to encapsulate

what, how unique that person was.

So it is the essence of that person that can't be repeated or will never be repeated ever again.

You have

broken the mould.

That thing will never exist again

because there was only ever one made mould.

Yes, it's yes.

That's the spelling of mould

can be with O or o u,

but o on its own mouldy is American English.

So in American English it is.

And 0ld not a u

l d which is the British English spelling.

So that's the difference.

That said, so those wondering what the.

Mould, of course, has other meetings, but we won't go into that.

Yes, well, mould can be something that forms

on the surface of food, a fungus.

So a type of fungus that is growing

when your food is left out

for many, many days will go green.

We can say that your food has gone mouldy.

There is. Mould.

Yes. On your food.

So it is basically spelt the same way, but the meaning is very different.

She is a one off.

She is a one off.

There is no one else like that girl or that woman.

She is a one off.

I can think of someone that you might say

is a one off.

Margaret Thatcher.

Well,

now she was just one off her trolley.

She was one of the.

One of Shirley. Bassey. Shirley Bassey, yes. A one off.

Shirley Bassey.

I want you to speed it up a bit there, right? Yes.

She is a one off.

There is no one else like Shirley Bassey.

She is unique.

Yes. There's nothing about the way she sings

or performs is like anybody

or you know.

And that's why, of course, she's stayed popular throughout all these many decades.

So it's somebody that is very, very unique.

And if they've got a following and people like them, what they do,

then they will have longevity.

They will continue for a long period of time. Yes.

As long as you can keep doing what you're doing

and keep doing it in a unique way.

Or you might say that something that it occurs, something that happens.

You might say that goal was one in a million.

That goal that that footballer scored.

Oh, the goal goal. That type of a goal.

Yeah. Right.

That's not something you're aiming to get towards.

That's it. Yes. A goal.

That's it.

Yes. If you're playing football, that goal was one in a million.

Maybe he kicked the ball from the other side of the pitch

and it went all the way across and went into the goal.

You might say that goal was one in a million.

Like a hole in one on a golf course.

Some people just one whack and it goes.

And that's a

unique one that maybe nobody else has ever done

that at that particular hole on that

golf course.

So that could be unique and may never be repeated.

It's not people winning lots of championships.

Uh, in tennis

like that.

I can't remember a name as she's a, she's got a sister

American played lots of tennis, lots one more matches than anyone else can't remember.

But if anybody does that that's you know, it's unique.

It probably never be ever ever done again.

Oh, Venus.

That's it's.

Venus Williams.

That's right.

Sister Serena.

That's I can't remember who's won most matches now.

Venus.

That's right.

But probably no one else will beat that record ever.

Probably.

So you might say that she is a one off as well.

Here's another one.

There is nothing else like this particular diamond.

There are things that might be everywhere,

but something can still be unique.

So Diamonds are everywhere,

but you can still have a unique diamond.

Something about that particular stone is from all the rest.

Quite often we think of the size.

So if a diamond is huge and there are one or two that are huge,

think the Queen, or should I say now the King of England.

His crown has one of the largest diamonds in the world.

Actually, in the crown. It's I think it's priceless.

It's so valuable you can't even put a price on it.

So there is nothing else like this particular thing.

The diamond is different from all the other diamonds.

It is unique because it's large.

Or maybe it is something that looks unusual

or maybe the colour it produces is unusual.

This diamond is one of a kind.

There is.

Nothing. Else. The world like it.

This unique.

Finally,

we can use the word unique in many ways.

Unique, exclusive, special, inimitable.

I like that one.

It's not easy to say inimitable.

Inimitable. Inimitable.

It's a bit of a tongue

incomparable.

Something that cannot be compared to anything else is unique,

incomparable or incomparable

soul.

One thing.

So when we talk about the word soul, it means one thing.

Maybe if there is a plane crash

and almost everyone on the plane is killed.

But there was one survivor here,

we will describe that person as the sole survivor.

That means that person, unlike

all the other people who died, survived.

So they are unique in the fact that they survived the plane crash.

We might say that something is never to be

like today's livestream.

I think today will never be repeated in the same way

it is one of the one of a kind.

Mr. Steve is one of a kind

and maybe you are as well.

Perhaps they are.

Perhaps you've been described as one of a kind

and finally a one off.

You might describe a person as a one off.

Never to be found again, just one in the world.

There is nothing else like it.

It is unique.

It's often a boat that's designed by somebody

that's very rich or a car

and is a one off.

There's nothing else like it.

People do like to do that with their cars.

They like to something

like a Ford Fiesta, which we know has now been discontinued.

They are not making them anymore.

So, you know, there is nothing unique about a Ford Fiesta.

There were millions of them made.

Yes, they were all slightly different models. But

if you wanted it to be unique,

a very popular car with millions

and millions of them being sold, you could create that uniqueness by putting a striped

down the side or putting some kind of spoiler kit on it or a spoiler on the roof or something.

Or maybe having it sprayed in a in a strange colour. Yes.

So you could make it unique even though basically it looks like all the other foods.

Yes, it is.

So, yes. A one off. Hmm.

And that was it.

That was today's subject, which was being unique.

You know what? I've started to enjoy myself.

Now it's a bit late because pursuing.

It is not going that. Well. I am. Because I'm hungry.

I'm okay.

Banked on this, giving it for you.

See, I planned my food and.

You know what life is like?

Life is unpredictable.

You must always be aware that things might change.

Well, I was going to say, Mr.

Duncan, that was a good job you were late on because it timed it perfectly to 4:00 anyway.

If you'd started earlier, we'd have run out of things to say.

But we.

Well, we have.

We won't, because I have my new game, you see.

So we could play that, you see.

Now we've got my new way.

We've got 20 more minutes. You mean the sentence game?

The sentence game resurrected? Yeah.

It's all the new version of.

Right. Okay, then let's have a play.

Mr. Duncan.

Let's end on a high.

I mean, I don't want to tie you out

because I know you were a little bit tired this week because you've been doing work in the garden.

He was complaining about his back.

Oh, my back.

Because the soil that we have here is thick, heavy clay.

It's very hard.

And when it's been raining, it is very difficult to to

manipulate the soil, dig it, break it up.

It's very horrible. So you have to lift it.

Oh, Mr. Duncan, I was slippery as well.

I was sliding around anyway.

So you think you woke up this morning and you were all stiff?

Exactly. I was. He woke up this morning.

Steph and I got a bad back as well.

I like.

Yeah, the old ones in the bath.

It's been a long time since that happened.

I can say. We're not going yet.

Don't go.

We're not going. Stay, stay. Please stay. Please.

Mr. Duncan's got a new game. He's going to play with you.

I think there are people still joining.

Brown.

Who are finding as by accident,

a very, very unfortunate and tragic accident.

We know at least one person will stay if

if it's anything like the sentence, at least one person's going to stay.

So even if one person is only left on the live stream, we will continue.

Okay.

Well, actually, we won't.

There was no way I'm doing that.

If there's any one person watching, there is absolutely

no way in the world that that's happening.

Hurry on then let's say let's compromise on 15 minutes.

I will hurry on and we will hurry.

On as I'm hungry.

To something I'm going to call this.

I haven't decided what to call it exactly.

And it's game.

But it might be the sentence game.

You see, it's very similar to the sentence game,

but we are about to play something called Fill in the.

Blanks and the

interview

and I am

and WhatsApp.

What say, Steve? Nothing.

All right.

Okay, Steve. Steve was whispering to me.

He was. Still there.

Are you still.

He's still there. Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Are you still there?

Oh, you.

Oh, you are. Oh, that's good.

Yes. Right.

What is this?

Excite new game, Mr. Duncan, yet.

Fill in the blanks.

So I'm going to show you a sentence.

It's very similar to the sentence game.

Some people might say that it's exactly the same as the sentence game.

Some people might, but they would be wrong. And I would.

I would take you outside and I would fight you.

I would fight you on the lawn at the front of our house and I would fight

with you.

Found me.

Was getting excited about this.

I would I would fight bare knuckles and everything.

I me 2000 people are watching Mr.

Duncan because you mentioned sentence game.

Oh, that's incredible.

It's never going to happen. It's somehow gone out there.

That is a unique moment.

That will never happen again. Thank you. YouTube.

Oh, Alexander said he would be the last person because he's been watching you for 16 years.

Good, good. So that to them.

Hmm. That's good.

I wouldn't.

I wonder one day if we will do the live stream and only two or three people will be watching.

I thought the lesson was I even said Vitoria.

So desire. Yes, yes.

Mr. Steve wants to go through it.

I You can go.

No, no, I'll stay. I want to see, but I'm intrigued.

Okay, then.

So here we go.

Well, I'm going to do is show you a sentence with some missing words.

What I want you to do is put in those missing words.

They're not hard ones.

And that's the difference, because I was always accused

unfairly my tired

that my sentence game was too hard.

So we have a new game called fill in the

by that it means the missing words.

So here is the first one. We will see what happens here.

It might be great

or it might be a load of pants.

Fingers at the ready. Fingers at the ready.

Ready, everyone.

So I know people like Tomic

whose level of English is much higher.

I know you're going to spoil this. I got it.

I already know you're going to try really nice things.

Ready? There you go. So here it is.

Please.

Something out of my something.

Is it related to today's? No.

It's not related to anything.

And that's what makes it fun.

So it's a sentence.

It's an easy sentence. It's not difficult.

So I can't make these any simpler.

So we haven't even got a clue as to how many letters there are in each.

And in some cases you might be able to put more than one word in there.

Oh, that's the other thing.

So what I'm getting you to do is to think more openly

about this sentence and the possibilities.

So there might be more than one.

There might be more answer. More than one answer.

And maybe the answer I have will be different from yours.

Now, you are very intrigued. Oh, Mr. Duncan.

Mr. Duncan, suddenly, suddenly your live stream has picked up.

It's more and more interesting. That's quite clever, Mr.

Duncan, because then there are no winners and no losers.

There are no winners and no losers.

Well, besides that, we know.

We know that we are a couple of losers.

I'm not. Mr.. Speak for yourself, Mr. Duncan.

Speak for yourself. So fill in the blanks. Come on.

Now. We've already got lots of suggestions.

Michael says, please go out of my car.

Please go out of my car interesting.

Please get out of my room. Says

Mad Palmira says Get out of my mind.

That's what a lot of people say about us when they watch this live stream.

They never forget it.

And sometimes they want to they want to forget this, but they can't can't get it out of their mind.

It won't go away.

Oh, Leo says, please stay out of my way, huh?

That's a good one.

Yes, please. We're going to mark these out of ten.

No, we're not.

Going to we're not making this complicated.

Jury says I prefer this game is more creative.

If anything, I've realised that sometimes I make things too difficult.

So. So this is easy. Yeah.

We're going to do this next week if it works.

So we're dumbing down, then I'll bring Mr. Duncan.

How many joking?

He's thinking this is news at that.

Please.

Something out of my.

Yes, I see. Yes, yes.

Please answer my boy.

I like that one. Please get out of my life.

A lot of people have said that to me over the years.

Many people, you know, parents can be quite harsh sometimes.

Alexander says, Please get out of my way.

Oh, that's a good one.

Yes, that's similar to stay out of my way.

Similar in the meeting.

Get please get out of my way.

You would say to somebody if you were running

for to catch a train and there were lots of people on the platform, please.

Please get out of my way. I'm late.

I'm trying to get through.

This is what a lot of you are saying on Sundays at 2 p.m.

UK time when you are trying desperately to get to your computers to watch Mr.

Duncan to other family members, you are saying, please get out of my way.

Yes, I need to watch Mr. Duncan's live stream. Mr.

Duncan will be coming on in a moment with his exciting live stream.

That is really, really amazing.

Please get out of my home.

Yes, yes.

Please get out of my house.

Please get out of my sight again.

A lot of people have said that to me. Well, I don't care sense.

Please get out of my view.

Hmm. Couldn't was that. Is that.

Yeah. Yes.

Get out of my view.

You might say that someone is in your view,

but we don't often say get out of my view.

Out of my sight.

Out of my sight.

Just get out of my sight.

Yes. Uh,

please, Mr.

Duncan, get out of my head.

You are always on my mind, says Claudia. Oh.

Hello, Claudia.

Hello You're always in our minds because we're always thinking about what you're cooking.

And that's why I'm feeling hungry.

So here's so all you getting the idea now?

I am.

But yes, there must be another way

of thinking this phrase instead of Please get out of my something. Hmm.

There must be other suggestions.

We've had a lot of people.

Please.

How could I really dirty? Well.

I bet you have, Mr. Jenner. I've got. I've got.

If I said what I'm thinking at the moment, you would leave.

You would never watch me again.

YouTube would close me down, and I think.

They'd be looking for an excuse.

For the neighbours would come and they would come and they would

drag us out of the house and they would feed us to the sheep.

They really would.

So I'm not going to say what I'm thinking, but it is rude to go.

Good one from Garcia on a slightly different theme.

Please stay out of my life. Yes.

Again, a lot of people have

said this to me in the past. Yes.

Here's an interesting.

Madam Tomic,

please get out of my hair, huh?

Good one.

That is a good one. Yes. Figure it is.

Figurative because if you say get out of my hair,

it means you don't want them near you. Yes.

Get out of my hair.

It means they are too close to you far too close.

You can use it ironically as well.

Yes. So, yes, that's a good one because you can say that.

And it does mean that, doesn't it? Please.

Yeah. Get away from. Me.

If you want somebody somebody out of your hair, it means you want them out of your life.

You don't want to know them anymore. Get out of my hair.

I want you out of my hair.

There are knowing you that you close to your back.

Maybe they're shouting at me.

I don't. Know.

I just don't want them in my life anymore. Yeah, it could be that.

Yes To do that. Yes.

Run out of my house, please.

Run out of my house.

I'm not sure why you would run out my house.

It could do, yes,

but yeah, you wouldn't probably say that.

You'd say, please get out of my house and.

So we might use the word stay or get

or we can also use the word move as.

Well, please move out of my way.

Which is the one you said earlier. Did I?

Well, please get out of my way. Yes.

When people are rushing to their computers.

So please move out of my way.

Please get out of my way.

So the one the sentence I had and here it is.

I will give you the one that I had.

Please get out of my house.

Now, who said that?

A person. Well, it's not the right answer.

There's no right answer.

But somebody did say that. That's it.

But I never said, please get out of my house.

That's a yes. Yes.

But there's no right answer to this collapse. Not a good.

No, no, we're joking.

We're not. We're not.

We're not assigning winners, because if we're just going

to comment on the ones that are grammatically correct,

so many.

Right. Found there.

Yes, that's. Worse.

So let's have another one.

Oh, right.

I'm certainly enjoying today's livestream.

This is the best part.

Anyone watching?

Can you please skip forward to

4:05.

Oh. If you are watching the repeat,

it starts to get much better.

Don't say something to me.

That's something.

Right?

Don't say something to me that something.

So you might.

You might find this an angry way of expressing yourself.

Because normally if a sentence begins with the word don't, quite often

it is being said as warning

or maybe something that you are angry about, maybe something that is annoying

you and you want that person to stop doing it.

So quite often we begin a sentence

in English with the word don't

when we are issuing a warning

or an instruction, maybe something that has to be said

to others.

Don't something to

me that something

don't say to me that rubbish.

I like that one.

Don't say to me that rubbish.

That's not quite grammatically correct.

No, it's.

Not great with grammar,

but I know what you're going with.

Yes, very interesting. I like that.

I won't give you any other suggestions because that's for you to do.

It's not for me.

This is your content.

Not quite grammatically correct, but

maybe another word would fit in there that would be more grammatically correct.

Maybe.

Oh, yes, yes, yes. Claudia.

Very good one.

That's a very good one.

I like that one. Claudia Don't talk.

Don't talk to me that way.

Don't talk to me that way.

Yes See, that's grammatically correct.

Don't talk to me that way.

Don't do to me that way is not grammatically correct.

No, we don't normally use in that sense.

Don't do to.

Me and you can't say don't say to me that doesn't make sense.

That's not grammatically correct.

What you actually need there is maybe a verb of some sort in there.

Don't say something.

Quite often an action will be in.

Don't

tell me that something.

But that's good.

That's good. I like. That.

Don't sell to me that junk that that's not grammatically correct.

I'm sorry, but thank you.

No, thank you for suggesting it.

But yes, yes.

This is an interesting one because it's easy.

Get the grammar wrong. Yeah.

The the state the sentences. We understand the sentences.

But to get the grammar right, you need to have specific words that fit.

It would actually be the other way round.

So don't

give me that something.

So you wouldn't need to put the words to in there.

Don't give me that.

Yeah, whatever the word is. Don't sell me.

Yes. Don't sell me that junk. Yes.

Don't give me that excuse.

So the word to would be missing.

You wouldn't need to do that. Yeah.

So you're expressing in a different way.

So you're right.

But just you would. Yeah.

You wouldn't need to put the word to.

Go see it.

Don't talk to me that way.

That's a very good one, right? Yes.

Of course there are.

There are alternate.

Is another one where if you change if you got rid of the word too, it would make sense.

Don't do to me that way my combines if you took the two

it was a come don't do me that way which is grammatically correct.

And also very rude.

But also very. Rude, as do anyone.

That way

you might do someone, of course, if you are doing something bad to them as well,

to do someone to do someone over or to do someone harm.

But yes, I see where you are going with that.

But that that could be rather rude as well.

If we take the word out.

I have speak and way

don't speak to me that way. Yes.

So that's the suggestion I had speak so quite often we will put maybe a verb in there.

Something you are asking that person not to do to you or to do a certain thing.

And of course that will be normally

a verb of some sort some type of action.

Don't turn to me that back.

See that the correct grammatical way of saying that is, don't turn your back on me. Hmm.

That's the.

There's only one way of saying that you can't mix the words up.

So you would, if you wanted to say, don't turn your back on.

If you wanted somebody to say you don't walk away from me and ignore me,

because when you use the phrase, don't turn your back on me, it means don't ignore me.

Yes, you have to say it in that way.

Don't turn your back on me.

You can't change the words around.

Here's another one.

Would you like another one?

Okay, well, I think we've got time.

We've got about another 5 minutes.

And don't move into me.

That, I think isn't dramatic.

Correct? Okay.

Yeah. Can you.

Moving on, Steve, can you something.

Me too.

Something. My something. Oh. Oh, Mr.

Duncan, I know what you've done.

You've made it a little bit harder.

You've made hard.

Just came out as a last one. Fun.

You just need to make it grammatically correct.

Again, like a lot of those, you need to take out the word, too.

Don't send me that video.

Yes, I put the two in. That's not grammatically correct.

So it doesn't actually fit in that sentence.

But thank you again for your suggestion. Hmm.

So yeah, we're looking for grammar.

Because send is already expressing that word.

Say express reaction.

With we're looking for grammar as well as not just the words that fit. It.

We're looking for it to be grammatically.

That's it.

There we go. Hello, Al-Kurd.

Yes, that's a good one.

Can you help me

to clean my car?

Perfect. That fits. Perfect town.

That fits perfectly.

And also it is grammatically correct. And

yes, I will help you to clean your car.

I will also help you to polish it as well,

because I like polishing cars. Uh,

we will only pick out the ones

rather than I don't like picking out.

I like saying when the grammar is not right.

My next Vittoria has one that's come around.

Steve, can you help me to do my homework?

Yes. Perfect.

Can you help me to do my homework?

Nice one. Victoria Good one.

Can you help me to carry my bag? Hmm?

Francesca.

Yes, correct.

Grammatically correct.

So I think it's fair to say that in this space,

hear the word help,

help or maybe an alternative word from help,

but with a similar definition,

could also be added to this point as well.

So I'm giving you a slight clue that it.

Can you trust me to help my mother?

Can you trust me to.

It's sort of grammatically correct, but

Would you actually say that sentence?

Not really, no.

No, it doesn't work grammatically.

But can you trust me to

shut my mouth?

Can you trust me to shut my mouth?

So maybe there is a secret, you see that you've told someone and you don't want me to tell anyone else?

And I might say, Well, tell me, please, can you trust me

to shut my mouth, to not tell what the secret is?

So that's the nearest we could get to that particular sentence.

Can you

and you let me to know my record and that that's not grammatically correct.

Can teach me to stop my

engine or my car.

Can you teach me to

or drive my car?

Can you teach me to drive my car? Hmm.

Here's a good one.

Can you help me

to improve my

English?

I can't believe nobody came with that one.

Can you help me to improve my English?

So there are many ways.

Can you assist me to finish my task? Yes.

And you could replace the word task with lots of things.

Can you assist me to finish my homework?

Can you assist me to my

gardening? Hmm?

Can you assist me to finish my task? Yes.

Thank you, Leo. No, that doesn't fit.

Can you thank me to Leo?

Can you?

No, that's not actually a suggestion.

Victoria is a

good one.

Steve Yes.

So my suggestion, yes.

Can you help me to find my shoes?

Alexander Yeah, I'd like shoes to be replaced, but lots of things.

So you can see here we are asking the question, can you and quite often what we ask a person

for something

as a.

Good one for Michael.

Okay, come on.

No comment.

Oh, okay.

Can you normally.

We would put help.

Can you help me too?

So quite often help would be there

and I have my own choices here.

Can I just say yes? Go on. Okay.

Garcia has got a good one for today.

Can you help me to fix my computer?

Yeah.

You definitely need Mr. Duncan.

Definitely, sir.

Can you help me to carry my suitcase from my coat? Yes.

Yes, I can.

You get me to finish my work?

It's amazing.

Steve wants it to go in now.

I can't move on. Here we go.

Steve, I have.

Can you help me?

Yes, to push my car.

Oh, data. Someone.

Someone is owning a very old Ford Fiesta.

I think so. Because of. Race.

Yes, exactly.

Can you help me to push my car? Yeah.

And I think I think we are going to have one more up.

One more.

Would you like one more?

Do you want one more?

Oh, are you enjoying this?

So would you like one more? Please let me know.

We need if you.

Help me to find my wallet.

Yes, yes.

I would love to help you find your wallet as long as

there is a reward. Yes.

Money says yes.

I think this could be a popular one. Mrs.

says yes, exclamation mark. Yes.

Come on, Mr. Duncan, we want another one.

Yes, yes, please.

I make some more for next week if this goes well.

Here we go.

So here's another one.

One more, please.

Okay. Thank you, Claudia.

Thank you, Reuben.

Thank you, Michael.

In fact, everyone is saying, yes.

This is.

You've got a winner, Mr. Duncan.

That's I thought this up in my own little brain.

So to do this.

Sure, that's fine, you know, right?

Never.

So this is another instruction, never

something to something on.

Something.

So this might be something that a person is saying not to do.

So the word never is giving you a clue to this sentence.

So you are once again issuing or giving some sort of instruction

or perhaps a warning of some sort.

We will see what happens and then we will definitely go after this.

We're going to have a cup of tea.

That sounds very nice. I'm

still struggling to think of what.

Mr. Duncan. Oh, I see.

Yes. Never go to town on a break.

Never go to town on a break.

Well, if town is not a good place to go, then

that would be right?

Yes. To make sense, cut and edit a short clip of the new game to promote your channel.

Mm hmm. What could.

What do you think will happen?

This is what we need.

We need people.

We need somebody who's clever with promotion.

Help us.

Well, you have to pay if you want promoting on YouTube.

You have to pay YouTube.

You have to give them piles and piles of money.

That's how you that's another way, by the way.

That's another way of becoming popular on YouTube.

You literally pay YouTube to make you popular.

That's another. Way. We tried that. It didn't work.

Well, we we we we tried it, but we only tried it in a very small way because we don't have much money.

But you have to do is you have to spend a lot of money to promote things.

Never to sing on a. Stage.

I know what you mean. Then I sing. On that song. Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah.

I know what you mean, Tomic. I know what you mean.

You could, I mean you could put it on Twitter and Facebook.

But people still need to find it.

It's the discovery of that thing.

That's the problem. Well, we can try and

never try to sing on a stage.

Well, if you don't like singing then.

Yes, yes.

Never try. To.

Normally people do sing on a stage, but if you.

Well, somebody might try to do it because they're drunk.

Oh yes.

Never try to sing on a stage.

I suppose you could continue that sentence

after drinking lots of alcohol.

Right.

So Valentyn explains that when you're at work, it's forbidden to go into town.

So therefore that sentence does make sense.

Never go to town on a break.

But yes. Uh.

You might say never go to town on a Saturday.

Never go to town on a Saturday.

Oh, well, Victoria says never go to work on a Sunday. Yes.

So that's very similar.

She's correct Victoria. Yes, that's it.

Never go to work on a Sunday if you aren't if you're not supposed to go to work on a Sunday,

then yes.

And if they ask you to just refuse to say no,

I don't want to,

we have time for a couple of more suggestions.

Never phoned to me on the weekend.

Never.

You would have to take out the word to that for that to be granted.

Never phoned me on a weekend.

Yes, it.

Would be grammatically correct, you'd have to take the two out.

So wince because.

Because we are using phone as communication.

So the action is already expressed.

So you don't need to say to the right you don't need it.

Couple of more seconds and then we will go because now we are overrunning.

I can't believe it.

First of all, we were under running because I was late

and they were overrunning because we don't want to leave you.

Isn't that nice? Maybe

you. Ever go?

Yes, sir.

That's never go to job on a bus.

Instead of a job. You can say work?

Yes. Never go to work on a bus.

I would say that. Yes, yes.

That job is doesn't quite that's not grammatically correct.

But if you replace the word job with work, that would be.

Never go to work on a bus.

Never come to my own on a monday.

I don't like public transport used to I used to use public transport a lot.

So that is actually very good advice.

Okay. I will give you the answer that I have.

So there are no correct

there are only answers that are grammatically correct.

So mine is

never talk to strangers on a train.

Never. Yeah.

Because they will look at you as if you are crazy.

So never sit down on a train and speak to someone nearby

because they will think you are completely mad.

That's what your parents often say to you.

Never talk to strangers on a train. Yeah.

Or on a. Bus or anywhere. On the street.

Yeah, well, you were. You were then, say, on the street.

Or or anyone driving a van with its windows blank.

Don't never forget to celebrate on a birthday.

Victoria. Yeah.

Good one. Yes.

Sneak that one in just at the end.

So yes.

The, the other thing I've noticed, Steve, how dark it has become behind is because now

as winter approaches, you can see that the days are getting shorter

and already it is getting dark outside the window.

It's already starting to get.

Yes, my shirt is now standing out more.

I'm no longer in camouflage.

Okay, Mr.

Duncan, I'm going to go off, make a cup of tea with some resurrected that live stream.

Well, there was no dark place.

There was nothing wrong with it.

I was only messing around.

Right. Lovely to be here, Mr.

Duncan. Lovely to see you all.

And we will be back next week

for this.

I will be back next week.

I might be here on on on Wednesday.

And are we going to have the the filling

in the Blanks game again next Sunday?

Mr. Duncan We might do it again.

It depends how popular it is.

If it's popular, we will do it again.

If it isn't, then I will forget about it completely.

I think people have enjoyed the new game.

Oh, and because, as you say, it's not a race

for somebody to win like the sentence game, it means that lots of people

can be right with the set, but it relies more on getting the grammar right.

So think carefully about the grammar.

Right.

See you soon.

Thank you, Mr. C. And there Mr. Steve goes.

Good bye.

For now, Mr. Stevens.

Mr. Steve is now Wolf came to the door, he's

going into the kitchen and he's a cup of tea.

Oh, very nice.

I can't wait to sample Mr.

Steve's cup of tea.

I am going now.

I will see you on Wednesday from 2 p.m.

UK time.

Wednesday is when I'm back with you.

And yes, I carry on for those worried that I might quit.

I won't quit.

I think if I was going to quit I would have done it a long time ago.

Thanks for your company.

You can see I'm starting to disappear now.

I look like a floating head.

I look like a head that's floating.

See you on Wednesday 2 p.m.

UK time. Mr.

Steve might be here as well.

He might pop in to say hello.

It would be very nice to see your face at my door.

Very nice indeed.

Thanks for watching.

I hope you've enjoyed today's livestream.

See you on Wednesday.

Enjoy the rest of your Sunday.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend and I will see you on Wednesday

and of course until the next time we meet here.

You know what's coming next.

yes you do... stay happy, just like me

ta ta for now