00:00A hundred quid?
00:03We'll put it this way, technically unhomeless, technically unhomeless.
00:07So I'd like you to, I don't know, find something to eat, find something to eat, find some food.
00:13I've got money in the bank, but it's whether I actually use it, whether I actually utilise it.
00:18Electric probably, for your bills, electric, gas, council tax probably as well.
00:23They're the main ones, you can't really buy anything nice anymore really. They cost you much.
00:28It would probably be for the electric and gas bill, just to try and get a bit ahead.
00:32Because like you said, it's when we look at our household expenditures,
00:37and even the council tax I was saying, even if one day we pay our mortgage off,
00:41the council tax has now become like a lifetime mortgage really,
00:45and something that you pay every month and you don't actually see anything for it.
00:49So definitely I'd pop that on electric and gas, just to give you something less to worry about.
00:54At the end of the month they won't pay the whole thing off,
00:56but it just gives you that bit of breathing space at the end of the month.
00:58So yeah, definitely that.
01:00So yeah, I want to give you something to do, that is our island of the country.
01:03So yeah, you can get this to be a member of the people that are work.
01:04Okay, thank you so much.
01:06I'll just get to the end of the year, we can get to that level up.
01:08If you're listening to the email of the know of the American community,
01:11you can get to your actions.
01:12They're listening to the internet that we lot about,
01:14because you're listening to the internet and how many times.
01:16I'll just get to your attention.
01:18That's what I like.
01:19All right.
01:20I'm sure you gotta get to that level up.
01:22I'm sure we're listening to the internet.
01:23All right, so I'll see you next time.
01:25I'm good.
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