I'm Richard Porter.

I'm Johnny Smith.

And this is on the other side of things, the Smith and Sniff spin-off in which we answer your questions.

Welcome to the on the other side of things.

I had somebody come up to me at Bicester Heritage and say, I much prefer on the other side of things to your main podcast

because you actually answer questions about us.

Oh.

And I think it was a compliment.

I didn't know what to do with it.

I just went, oh, cool.

We should crack on with some answering some questions so we don't annoy the person who prefers

this show. Of course.

I was going to start with a email from a listener who calls themselves Simon off of Burton

upon Trent. I'm going there to do a barn find in 48 hours time. Oh, well, there we go.

It's actually a garden find, but yes, nevertheless. There we go. You can stop by the brewery is the only other thing I know about Burton upon Trent. Marmite? They make marmite there, I'm sure. Is that where they make marmite? Yeah, because it's a, I think they make marmite there. It's a byproduct of the brewing process. Yes, right. Is it Marston's that are breed?

Yes, I think so.

Well, we've advertised that. think they make marmite. It's a byproduct of the brewing process. Yes, right. Is it Marston's sort of

brew? Yes, I think so. All right. Well, so Simon from the home of Marmite brackets possibly,

says, good morning, you find pair of disassembled Corby trouser presses. Car OCD. We all have it. Don't

deny it. Temperatures on the climate must be even, not odd. I've even seen a friend adjust a taxi driver's climate control after he foolishly had it set at 23. Manual dials must be vertical, obviously. Headrests must be level and not at different heights. That is tantamount treason. I'm as guilty as anyone.

I even like the seats in line and as soon as a tall passenger exits I move it back in line.

It completes my life. You can imagine the pain and torment I go through when I'm behind a

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