Yes, I'm a member of the Dole Men's Club.

Let me make sure I'm understanding you correctly. It's called the Dole Men's Club. Yes, Dole as in boring.

Yeah, Dole is the new black. It's sexy being Dole.

We mean like Dole Men. They know we're not going to run off with Lady Gaga or something.

Yeah, understood. We're very reliable. Exactly.

That is Kevin Beresford. In addition to the Dole Men's Club, he belongs to another group that might sound Dole.

I'm the president of the UK Roundabout Appreciation Society, also known as Lord of the Rings. That's my official title.

A roundabout, if you don't know, is a small circular traffic intersection, typically with one lane.

There is no traffic light or stop sign, more likely a yield sign at each entry in exit.

The traffic therefore flows continuously, if slowly, around a center island.

A roundabout is not the same as a rotary, which is also known as a traffic circle.

Rotaries tend to be substantially larger than roundabouts with higher speeds.

Roundabouts are much more common in the UK than in the US, and you could think of them as a kinder,

gentler version of the rotary. So that's nice. But still, a roundabout appreciation society.

All this came about in the year 2003. I ran a small printer in the town of Reditch in Worcestershire, England.

Reditch is in the West Midlands near Birmingham.

We did have a lot going for us in that town. We had three prisons, but no cinema.

We did have a 24-hour test go, but that was about our limit.

What we did have was a copious amount of roundabouts.

So just for the gigal, I'll be honest there, just for the gigal, we ran off a roundabout

calendar to give to our customers. And I couldn't believe the feedback I got.

It sold all round the world.

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