Yeah, it was very interesting. There were also some, like, very, like, funny moments in this,, which we'll which we'll get to as we go through it. But yeah, as ever, you know, Tony, we stand. He's there. He's plugging away. Getting, getting richer with every single iteration of this documentary. Yeah, he is. He's living in N1 now, I guess, because that's the postcode I saw in one of the

cars, like there's a little stamp there, like a parking pass on one of the cars. So, yeah, which is what?

That's Islington, isn't it? Yeah, Isling, yeah, N1 is like Angel. It said, it said North

Lundman where he lives, but then I definitely saw some, it was like N1 cab company or some bullshit, but like it looked like that's about where he was living.

So they're not moved out of the city yet. Okay, yeah.

Because he eventually ones up in Essex, but yeah, he's, and so Tony and his wife basically do, they both drive the cab now.

And she does day shift like Victorian style like shift. They have one cab. She drives it in the morning. He drives it in the evening. A very cunning move. They have three children now. They have a 13 year old son and two little girls who look like they're probably about like maybe like five and two or five and three. And all does not seem well with their marriage, but like not in the way that I feel like

it wasn't necessarily framed.

Yeah.

When we talk about Nick, remember Nick and his wife, it was really framed in an oppositional way.

And Michael Apted seemed like he was trying to provoke them in 28 up.

Yeah, which was weird because they didn't seem like they were having an argument at all.

And he was trying to like create an argument.

It seemed like he was trying to get the guy from Yorkshire to argue with his wife about what a woman's place is.

It reminded me a lot of, you know, that bit in the day-to-day where the guy provokes a war

between Australia and Hong Kong by being...

I don't, but tell me about it.

It's like Chris Morris and he's...

The subject of...

Because everything on the day-to-day was obviously insane.

And then, like like the concept was

that Australia and Hong Kong had just agreed a trade deal and then he gets like the like the

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