Oh, uh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, magic. My, man.

And my own,

and Bering.

Imagine.

James, a boy how hard we,

I'm good, James, thanks very much.

First and foremost, mate, thanks for coming on the shore.

Thanks for having the on the shore. He sent us a book. Definitely maybe, probably not.

Figueres get to go, a boy for cash remote, end up Nigeria in there for four years fighting for your freedom.

So how's things been?

Things are good today, aye, aye, things are good.

I'm lucky after myself a lot better than the day than I did back then.

You sent this a book. I've read it all the last few days. Great book.

Really interesting. Some mad stuff in it.

So for the people watching we'll go right back to the start of your life

where you grew up I know you grew up in Kasamok but how did you end up getting involved in the stuff that you did?

I can't I when there was a wee boy, we moved to South Africa.

My dad was a plumber in the kind of 70s were pretty corrupt, just like the day financially

for people and economically.

We moved to South Africa and we would after a few years and I remember life being great.

Sunshine and glass bottles of Coca-Cola and all that before they were actually here.

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