It's unclear exactly how old they're supposed to be.

I mean, I would guess maybe like 20.

They're kind of like adults, but very young.

And yeah, we get the scene of them at the fingering valley or whatever.

And then it turns out that she's pregnant.

We get this whole conversation between the boy and his parents about how they're going to keep the baby.

And then his like teenage sister comes down and starts like rinsing him.

And then the mum is like, what have I told you?

Stop being rude.

Preteen brother overhears a conversation and asks what's an abortion.

They're like, no, don't ask questions.

Just play your game.

And I'm like, it's the opposite of the problem today.

It's like the preteens weren't looking at enough screens in 1984.

And so they were asking really uncomfortable questions.

You know, in fact, it bothers the character Jimmy so much.

He can't even eat his, I don't want to call it a grim dinner, but it's chips and reheated

frozen peas, so it doesn't exist to see them with the most exciting dinner.

So that would have been a Wednesday in the Sheffield, I think, because we do follow a certain

pattern in the north.

You have your fishing chips on a Friday, you roast on a Sunday.

So yeah, that date it to Wednesday, frozen peas and chips.

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