00:00I used to go to Lark Lane a lot. There used to be, like, loads of small businesses and, like,
00:04little, you know, solo-owned shops and things like that, and you just don't see that stuff as much anymore.
00:11Like, it's difficult. It's really difficult, and you're losing, like, a lot of character when you've got, like, you know,
00:18the big chain stores popping up everywhere instead.
00:21Liverpool's changed beyond approach, like, restaurants, pubs, architecture. Well, architecture's always been here. It's a fabulous city. It's, uh, I've
00:33lived abroad, but I always cut gravity back to Liverpool.
00:36I suppose less poverty, which is a good thing.
00:41It does depress me what I see around here sometimes, but we've still got great spirits.
00:47It's sad because Liverpool's got so much character, and so much of the city now has been turned into student
00:53flats.
00:54It's a way for the future, but, you know, I try and keep positive about my city and the people
00:58in it.
00:59Um, and you see good things in this city, and you see bad things, but I think you see more
01:05humility than you see elsewhere in the country, put it that way.
01:09And finding somewhere that I could live alone or, like, with a friend was bloody impossible.
01:17It took us months because everywhere is, like, short-term, student-less.
01:21Like, you'll be sharing with six other people, and I hate it.
01:25It is miserable trying to get, like, somewhere to live in Liverpool.
01:29Yeah.
01:29It is miserable trying to get, like, somewhere to live in Liverpool.
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