Don't hang on to the negatives or concern yourself about somebody else's view that you can move on from

Alfie, how do you feel about the term the media give you as Britain's richest gypsy?

Any PR is good to do. So whatever, you know, tomorrow I'll be rich and poor as gypsy. Who knows, you know, but

it's

if that's the tagline that they're using, I'm happy to accept it.

And there's rumors that you're a billionaire. They're all calling you a billionaire, is that true?

Right, let me tell you the complete truth. Our company on last count and I keep a running chart,

I live in the real world. So I actually state and work out what we have if

the fan fails. That's a polite way of putting it. And as of yesterday, our value was £805 million

worth of assets. That's property, helicopters, boats, that's everything. That's the whole shooting

match. Yeah. Now, and we have £85 million worth of debt. So that's our debt. So if you

minus that down, we're at sort of £725 or £720 million. The reason that they get to a billion

pounds is because I don't add the goodwill to our business. So I don't add what the value

really is of our business now. If you take, for instance, that our business is gross,

not profit. The profit was like £22 million. The growth of the business year on year

for the last five years has grown by 70 to 75 to £80 million every year. How that's made up,

and I'm sorry, this is a long answer, but it's an honest answer. As long as you like.

But it's an honest answer, because I think it's important for entrepreneurs and for business

people to know on how you value your business. Now, when you're selling your business,

you value your business at times income, but not only on times income, what the asset base is worth,

and on top of that, what the growth profitability is for the future. Those three things come together.

Now, if you add our company at a growth of £80 million per year, that would put the value at

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