It's another day at Screwfix and Samo Farrah is still getting to grips with things.

So, Mo, with Sprint delivery, we get the order to them in as little as 20 minutes.

Mo?

Mo!

Done. He was on the 18th floor.

Nice work.

But, you know, we use delivery riders, right?

Oh, now you tell me.

Sprint it in as little as 20 minutes.

Screw fix.

No stopping you.

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From Global.

Leading Britain's Conversation.

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