And the So, Okay Daniel you're back in Blighty having had what sounds like a fun trip to Ghana over Christmas and New Year.

Chado.

Yes, it is. I mean it's almost embarrassing how much I love going.

I mean, so embarrassing. I can't believe I'm going to admit this.

But it's so embarrassing that in the airport when we left in Accra,

and also when we landed in he throw young people significantly younger

than me came up to me and said I've seen you in the clubs.

Basically you're clearly having the better time than anyone else is there and I think

I mean obviously I'm like yeah Jewish uncle I am noticeable but also I guess like there is like you would have to try very hard to feel happy

it's a V there than I do so yeah I yeah Ghana is obviously an awesome place and for us it's

Kaya's it's home I mean we the people we'd know like make we're friends with the

hotel staff they've watched our daughter grow up and I missed this but one of the guys we know in the hotel like

came and when we left just came over to say goodbye and I gave my daughter a motivational speech about him expecting

to find out what she's up to when he's back in the village and I wasn't there.

Both my daughter and my wife crying by the time he'd finished.

And so I guess, like those kinds of things.

And I guess, yeah, we, my wife and I,

was not real words I ever thought I'd speed God's industry,

Black Sheerief, the Guardian, and that was, yeah,

yeah, totally ridiculous privilege. So, so yeah, very nice. It was good. I mean, I still, I mean, I still got to watch the

annoying forest game and what was the one

West Ham and the one we won the Villa West Tam and Villa yes yes I did indeed I did

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