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00:11what's up wolfbag fam it's your boy get back at it again watching another episode of Heidi
00:16hi with Fred with Fred Jeffrey man I almost said Frederick man I had Fred and Jeffrey and I just
00:26combined and made my own I was making up words and shit making up new names of characters my bad
00:31I promise I'm not drunk ladies and gentlemen but I am just happy to go watch another episode with
00:37you all so I just thank you for accompanying me on my journey go get your snacks ladies and
00:41gentlemen I'm not editing this shit because snacks is not included damn it you got to bring your own
00:46fancy a cup of go make a sandwich whatever you need to come kick it with me and hopefully you
00:50have a laugh alongside me appreciate you all let's get it snacks not included let's freaking go
01:33hello cameras this is glass pew you are radio marketing announcer well this is the moment
01:43I've been dreading I have to say goodbye you are holidays over and you were going home
01:52and it's the last time you'll be hearing my boss I feel so I know you all personally and I'm
02:00losing
02:00old friends so from all your entertainment staff and not forgetting you are resident orchestra
02:07bird swanley and the debonais goodbye and Heidi hi oh and just remember campus
02:28I'll be seeing you in all the unfamiliar places listen to that silly cow mommy who does she think
02:43she's fooling she couldn't care her monkeys whether she sees him again or not it's the same speech every
02:48week what are you getting all tugged up for it was on the staff notice board we've all got to
02:54be in
02:54the office at 11 o'clock wearing our show clothes I've got to go in this if I'm Barry got
02:59to be an
02:59evening dress and you got to be there with your punch and Judy sod that for a game of soldiers
03:03it's
03:04my day off thanks this is ridiculous who wears full evening dress at 11 o'clock in the morning
03:12you did if I remember rightly a bow street magistrates court oh we're raking all that up again are we
03:19do
03:20wish Gladys would change her farewell speech you're lucky we had to listen to it all last season as
03:25well it's that bitch she does with a sovereign voice it gets me down I feel I know you're all
03:30peasantly the way she carried on last season it's damn nearly true oh come on be fair Sylvia she's a
03:36very good sports organiser a hair I like your skirt baby why don't you get under there a midget
03:43save it for the characters I've saved myself for you sweetheart
03:48hello there sweetheart how do you do for farewell presents not bad two bottles of scotch five after
03:53shave a chamber pot with real of Ted written on it and a dozen of these you're lucky stuck out
03:59in
03:59the stables all I got this season was a curry comb a packet of worm powders and a tin of
04:04oof oil
04:05is everybody here old partners is just coming what's he doing kicking some kids goodbye
04:11mr. fairbrother would be out directly there's lovely in it everybody's here Jeff good good good
04:26morning everybody good morning thank you I I'm sorry to summon you here so mysteriously but it's on
04:33June mappin's instructions Peggy what are you doing coming in your dress like that well the notice that
04:39everybody to be here dressed in the show clothes
04:47entertainment staff you're only a cleaner I'm taking spikes place it's his day off he's gone
04:52to Edgbaston why on earth would anyone go to Edgbaston on their day off
04:56he's gone to his girlfriend well he's going to put his costume on as soon as his back is
05:01yes all right all right Gladys just just leave it for the moment all right now um come along mr.
05:05Fartish I'm just about to start this is a bit of a liberty you know mr. fairbrother
05:09Saturday's the only break I get away from those perishing juvenile delinquents yes yes I know but
05:13it's not my doing now please please sit down move that I open and read this letter to you
05:20at 11 o'clock well you're two minutes late be in his own words of course and I've no idea
05:28what's
05:28in it so um here goes I expect he's made so much money this season he's going to give us
05:32all a bonus
05:36right get a load of this that's the letter it's not me it's um last Saturday I come down on
05:46the
05:46train to one of the camps incognito disguised as a camper I kid you not I I kid you not
05:56when the
05:56train pulled in all there was to greet us was two M and one F yellow coats I expect he
06:03means male and
06:04female and two of them was snobbing in the waiting room I expect he means male and female
06:18I don't want no repetitions of this event so you lot get off your arm and down to the station
06:27in
06:28your full regalias and give them campers a welcome they'll remember for the rest of their naturals
06:33when they get off the train go for them smile flashing molars hearty handshakes and lots of hidey
06:43highs I want the camp comic larking about and acting the goat the band playing the dancers
06:49dancing that's you two of course the sports instructors being vigorous and the girls showing
07:01um plenty of leg and that's of course um you three over there that's all get on with it well
07:06mr. Mapplin as we know is not a man to mince his words and I think we all get the
07:10gist of what he's
07:11trying to say yeah he wants us all down at that crummy station and no snogging among the M and
07:16F's
07:18the train is due in about 20 minutes so let's get down there come on then
07:24where do you think you are going peggy well during muckling said he wanted the camp comic
07:28on the station larking about and acting the goat well spike's not here so I'm doing it for him
07:33you'll do nothing of the sort and take off that costume and if I have any more trouble with you
07:38I will I report you to your supervisor it's not Miss Cathcart
07:48and she's mean to my girl man I love her when she's so mean to her
07:57I think we ought to form ourselves into some sort of um procession thing
08:06yes it's right
08:12has anybody got a flag or a piece of bunting I can I can I can wait I want something
08:16to do
08:16with my hands glad he's ought to have some ideas
08:21right off we go
08:44thanks mate hidey hide
09:03hello city desk
09:06what oh Mr. Mappling oh yes sir yes yes yes they've all gone down to the station to meet the
09:13campers just as you told them
09:14yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
09:19who am I
09:20oh I'm nobody I'm just a shalley maid but I'm going to be somebody someday I'd make a wonderful yellow
09:27coat and I'll be ever so good at that
09:28hello hello
09:29hello
09:30hello
09:30hello
09:32no fuck
09:33what are you up to peggy
09:34well you weren't here so I used me initiative and stood in for you
09:38hope you don't mind
09:39no that's all right
09:40where is everybody
09:41they've all gone down the station to meet the campers it's Joe Mappling's orders
09:45oh I missed that they'll be back in a few minutes
09:47how's your girlfriend did you propose to her
09:50well sort of
09:51oh how romantic
09:53oh I think proposals are ever so romantic
09:57did you see that film from here to eternity
09:59when Deborah Kerr and Burt Lancaster were rolling about on the seashore all covered in sand
10:05and the tropical moon was shining in the palm trees and he breathed in her ear
10:09you and me and me for each other
10:11and the tropical surf was raging in the background
10:16yeah but it's not quite like that in Edgbaston
10:21did you give her a ring?
10:22no we haven't got round to that yet
10:23well you shouldn't leave it too long
10:25you might get left on the shelf
10:28it's dusty up there and I'm speaking from personal experience
10:34you've made it too big
10:36I warned you Spike but you won't be told
10:47if I'd met the bottom part any smaller I couldn't have got my head in the neck
10:52when they start to do the okey-cokey in the ballroom tonight
10:54you're going to be in dead trouble
10:56I hadn't thought of that
10:59wait a minute you can't go in there dressed in that
11:01sauce bottles don't go to meetings do they?
11:04where's your reality?
11:07you must think ahead
11:08first rule of comedy think ahead
11:10you're not concentrating
11:11for the past week you've been in another world
11:14I know you're in love but the show comes first
11:18ah good
11:19do sit down
11:22yes good
11:23well thanks for coming in boys
11:26oh boys is it?
11:27he's in trouble Spike
11:30I shan't keep you long
11:31plus you don't know it's a big night in the ballroom tonight
11:34Saturday
11:35Mr. Fairbrother knows what day it is
11:37oh he's coming on then
11:43Joe Macklin is on the warpath again Ted
11:45he sent another letter down this afternoon by hand
11:49problem
11:50the campers are getting through too much grub
11:53you're letting them hang about in that dining hall
11:56so they're noshing second helpings and even thirds
11:59and I reckon it's costing yours truly 200 knicker a week
12:03I think he means pounds
12:05I want them out of that dining hall in 35 mins voluntary
12:10think up something
12:12you can have 20 quid a week expenses top whack
12:15so move it
12:17so move it
12:18it's get your finger out time
12:21well we have a bit of a problem
12:22I don't have a bit of a problem
12:24you have
12:26now now Ted we're all in this together
12:28to quote Joe Macklin
12:29how do we get them out of that dining hall in 35 mins voluntary
12:32how about shouting fire?
12:34we can't have seven fires a week
12:38you could have one
12:40Spike, think, panic, crush bodies
12:42not a good idea
12:45I suppose we can move the main events from 2 o'clock to 1.45
12:50blatant
12:51what about a who's eating the quickest competition
12:53first one to show an empty plate gets a prize
12:55that'll give them more time to have second helpings
12:58think, think
12:58come on Spike
13:00well you did a lot of criticising Ted
13:02why didn't you come up with a suggestion
13:04well I've got an idea
13:06but it'll cost
13:07how much?
13:09not much
13:0920 quid
13:12I see
13:13well what is your idea Ted?
13:15the gold rush
13:16the gold rush?
13:18yes
13:18there's two things that'll get the campers away from food
13:21sex or greed
13:22now is Gladys prepared to throw her chalet key
13:25into the middle of the dining hall
13:28she'll find his keepers and run out
13:30turning all her clothes off
13:32oh wow
13:33no I'm not
13:36right
13:37that let's sex out
13:38so we're left with greed
13:39what we do is this
13:40we build a big hill of straw
13:41and we tell the campers
13:43that at any time during the day or night
13:44that I stand up and shout
13:45Eureka
13:46there's gold in them there hills
13:47it means I've hidden a gold ring in the treasure room
13:50and they'll all rush out and try to find it
13:51and it just so happens
13:52you always call it out at 1.35 in the dining hall
13:55you've got it in one
13:56you're thinking Spike
13:57it's a marvellous idea Ted
13:59but to quote Joe Mappin yet again
14:01we've got 20 quid a week expenses
14:03top whack
14:04how are we going to get seven solid gold rings for that?
14:07who said anything about solid?
14:09you see I've got this friend in the market
14:11who for 20 quid will let me have seven rolled gold rings
14:15rolled gold?
14:16well isn't that rather cheating the campers?
14:18where's the cheating?
14:20I'm not rushing in there and shouting
14:21there's solid gold in them there hills
14:23all I'm saying is gold
14:25you've got to leave something to the imagination
14:27the word that will excite their greed is gold
14:30I'm not happy Ted
14:32well if we've only got 20 pound
14:34there's not much else we can do
14:38well then all right we'll try it for a week
14:40right see you in the ballroom
14:42yes yes of course I'll be there
14:43oh and Ted thanks for the idea
14:46any time
14:47good
14:49I can never understand you Ted
14:51you can't think of enough bad things to say about Jeff
14:53and then you go and help him out
14:55it's true I'm mutual advantage
14:56and I'm helping myself at the same time
14:58oh yeah I might have known
14:59you see this bloke in the market
15:01has got some roll gold rings that cost 20 quid
15:03he's also got some others that haven't rolled in the gold quite as much
15:07if you get them for five that's 15 quid in my pocket
15:10spy don't walk away when I'm talking to you
15:13come here
15:15that's a businessman
15:16I'll swear everything
15:18I'll swear everything
15:24I hate snorers
15:45that was crazy
15:46I've never seen it
15:57I've never seen it
15:58I've never seen it
15:58At least he's considerate.
16:07Who's put that over me face?
16:09I didn't want the light to shine in your eyes.
16:11Oh, if you don't mind, he's suffocating, then.
16:15I drank Joe Mapplin was smothering me with a huge helicoat
16:18with the size of a football pitch.
16:20Sorry, I can't sleep, I've got a lot on me mind.
16:23You're not so worried about them gold rings, are you?
16:25Look, if it'll make you feel any better,
16:27I'll roll you in for a quarter share.
16:29It's not that, Ted, it's Brenda.
16:31Your girlfriend?
16:32Yeah.
16:33I'm in the middle of a very big emotional crisis
16:35and I've got to make a decision.
16:37You haven't been to put her in the...
16:39No!
16:41She's a nice girl.
16:43We were kids together.
16:44Lived in the same street.
16:46Her dad had a little butcher shop in those days.
16:48She did ever so well.
16:49He's got a whole string of them now.
16:51He's even got his own abattoir.
16:52That's nice.
16:54He's offered to show me round.
16:56Don't miss it.
17:01When he started to do well, they moved away from our street
17:03to a great big house on the other side of Edgbaston.
17:05It didn't change things.
17:07I mean, she still loves me.
17:08Her father treats me like her son.
17:09Then what's your problem?
17:12Well, yesterday, when I went home,
17:13I went round to see Brenda in the evening.
17:16Her dad said he wanted to talk to me
17:17and he showed me into his study.
17:19Oh, Ted, you should have seen it.
17:20He's got books all round the wall with lovely leather backs,
17:24psychopedias, chambers.
17:26What, in a study?
17:29He's got tartan curtains and a tartan carpet,
17:32a great big salmon in a glass case
17:34and a stuffed grouse as a paperweight.
17:36Self-poultry and all, does he?
17:39It's all done out Scottish.
17:40Does he have them little kilts round table legs?
17:43He said this is serious.
17:45Oh, I know.
17:46He didn't beat about the bush, he came straight out with it.
17:49He said he didn't want a comedian as a son-in-law.
17:52Well, that lets you out.
17:54Right.
17:55He said he liked me and he'd like me to marry his daughter,
17:58but he had to be sure of her future.
18:00He offered to take me into the business.
18:03What, butchering?
18:04Well, he sells sausages and pies as well.
18:07I'd have to learn the trade and start at the bottom.
18:09In a business like that,
18:10you can't have people pulling the wool over your eyes.
18:12No.
18:13Especially when you're serving lamb.
18:16Ted, listen.
18:18I love that girl.
18:20She loves me.
18:21Her father's offered me security for life.
18:25But I also love show business.
18:28What am I going to do?
18:30Well, it all boils down to this, Spike.
18:32What is your attitude to meat?
18:37When you're up at six o'clock in the morning
18:39and you're hanging them carcasses on them hooks in the deep freeze,
18:42are you going to feel fulfilled artistically?
18:46Because you've got to face it, Spike,
18:48when you shout eye-de-eye,
18:49them frozen pigs are not going to shout back audio.
18:56Well, there is another side to it, Ted.
18:58They're ever so wealthy.
18:59Her father's got a Humber Super Snipe.
19:01Her mother drives a Ford Consul
19:03and Brenda's got one of the movie-new little minis
19:04that have just come out.
19:05Oh, yeah?
19:07Does he have his own petrol pump in his front garden
19:09done up to look like a bacon slicer?
19:11He had no help, Ted.
19:13All right, then.
19:14Go and be a butcher.
19:16But when the novelty of eating all that fillet steak
19:18has worn off and you're 18 stone
19:20and it all turns to ashes in your mouth,
19:22you're going to look back and regret it.
19:24Do you know why, Spike?
19:26Because you've been bitten by the showbiz bug.
19:28The poison's in your blood.
19:31You know what that poison is?
19:33It's called hope.
19:35Today, you're working a scruffy dump like this.
19:38Tomorrow, you could be Tommy Steele
19:40starring at the London Palladium
19:42and you can't get to your Rolls Royce
19:44for hundreds of flipping kids
19:45shoving fag packets under your nose for your autograph.
19:48I'll tell you what you do.
19:50Get Brenda down here.
19:51The camp padre will tie the knot.
19:53Her father won't cut her off.
19:54Then he can sort it all out later.
19:57Yeah, I couldn't live off her though.
19:58That'd be like poncing.
20:00Listen, you and I are creative artists.
20:03I read in the paper once that George Burnett Shaw
20:05was scratching her way,
20:07living off his mother till he was 42.
20:09Then he had that bird in his place
20:11and he knocked bloody lightly
20:12and he's never looked back.
20:15She's very fond of her father.
20:16She wouldn't go against his wishes.
20:18Anyway, she agrees with him.
20:20She insists I have a proper job.
20:22She's coming down on Wednesday for the day
20:23and she wants an answer one way or the other.
20:26It's either her or show business.
20:29Well, you'll have to sort it out for yourself.
20:32Yeah, I suppose I will.
20:34I'm glad I asked your advice.
20:36Any time.
20:37Put the light out.
20:38I want to get some kit.
20:46Spike.
20:46Yeah?
20:47About them rings.
20:49I don't care about the rings.
20:50I can get solid gold ones as well.
20:53So if you do decide to get married,
20:55you know where to come.
21:00Oh, man.
21:03Hello, campers.
21:06Sorry to bet into your fun, Pat Moaning.
21:10Just to remind you that the big gold rush starts today.
21:14It's one of Joe Marklin's special surprises.
21:17He's chock-a-block full of them.
21:21Oh.
21:22How does he do it?
21:24So don't forget, wherever you are, if you hear Ted Bovey shout,
21:29Eureka!
21:30There's gold in them there is.
21:33Take my tip, drop everything, and rush to that treasure hill.
21:38And find that gold ring.
21:41Good hunting.
21:43Heidi, hi!
21:45Heidi, hi!
21:46All right.
21:47All right.
21:47Oh, sorry.
21:48Hey.
21:49I'm going to get up on the...
21:50Make a big noise.
21:52Well, that'd be enough straw, Mr. Fairbrother.
21:55I think Sir should do the trick.
21:57Don't forget, I want it back.
21:59Otherwise, my horses will have to sleep on the bare floor.
22:02Is it all right if I egg the campers on, Mr. Fairbrother?
22:05It's me lunch hour.
22:06Yes, yes, you can say.
22:07Oh, you're ever so good to me.
22:09I bet if it was just up to you, I'd be a yellow coat tomorrow.
22:13Here's the ring, Mr. Fairbrother.
22:15Ah, thanks.
22:16Would you hide it for me, Sylvia?
22:22If your girlfriend's going to arrive at 2 o'clock, Spike, you'd better go.
22:25Thanks, I'll be back as soon as I can.
22:27No, no, no, it's all right.
22:28Ted explained to me about you and Brenda.
22:30I bet you've got quite a lot to talk about.
22:32He said he'd stand in for you, sir, got the afternoon off.
22:35Oh.
22:35Good luck.
22:37Thanks.
22:38Good man.
22:41Stand by. It's nearly 1.35.
22:43Now try and stop the campers from getting too excited.
22:45We don't want anyone hurt.
23:01caminho.
23:02Barry, how many times have I told you not to hold your knife like a pen?
23:06it looks so common. Sorry dear, you're quite right, you must be so careful when
23:16one's dining in cafe society. There's no need to be sarcastic, if I hadn't put my
23:22foot down we'd have been on duty at the treasure hill. Can you imagine what will
23:27happen when the campers start tearing at that straw like a pack of animals? Well at
23:31least we're safe in here dear.
23:38Eureka! There's gold in them there hell!
23:47Hey, playing. That's one way to clear the house.
24:05Get on to our agent at lunch.
24:09Be handy for a while. Don't speak with your mouth full day.
24:19Excuse me. Out of the way now. Come on now. Now be careful now. Come on. Come on out of
24:27the way little boy.
24:27Let's go! You nasty idiot! I've tried to get my ring. Nearly pulled my finger off.
24:38It's all arms and legs and writhing bodies under here.
24:43That's the sound of the time of her life.
24:46Where's the bear brother? Is he all right?
24:49I don't know. He's in here somewhere.
24:55Are you all right, Geoffrey?
24:57Yeah, we got rather overwhelmed.
24:59You could have been trapped for today.
25:01Don't worry. I protected him with my body.
25:03Ooh! Ooh! Spicy!
25:10Ooh, I guess that's Brenda!
25:27A big decision.
25:36I could not believe it.
25:43I had to get a good decision on everything.
25:47I had always changed the game.
25:48Have a good job, Tim Angela,
25:50because I need a friend you should and come back all the time.
25:51And I find that.
25:52Let's keep doing it.
26:03I'll focus on everything.
26:08She's a little cracker, mate.
26:10And not only that, her old man's loaded.
26:13If Spike's got any sense, he'll get his feet under her mahogany pronto.
26:17This game's no good, you know, it's finished.
26:19I thought you were stage-struck.
26:20Not anymore. This business is ruined.
26:23When I was Spike's age, I had to make the same choice.
26:26I stuck to the horses.
26:28She wasn't a cracker like Spike's Brenda.
26:31Thin-lip cow she was.
26:34Mind you, her dad had a good, steady business.
26:38What was it?
26:40Undertaker.
26:41Yeah!
26:44Robby-o, a Frasier.
26:46Here, I've just seen Spike saying goodbye to his girlfriend.
26:49She's ever so pretty.
26:51I don't know what she can see in Spike. He's so stodgy.
26:54By the hell, he...
26:55Do you love me as a bridesmaid?
26:57I can just see myself walking up the Iron Edge Boston Cathedral.
27:02Everybody dressed up to the nines.
27:04Oh, yes, with the bride's father with his straw hat and striped apron.
27:09Oh.
27:10I think you're all being very snobbish and cruel.
27:13But it's nice to see someone happy and...
27:16In love.
27:17Ooh.
27:18Mm-mm.
27:22Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
27:23Same as usual, please, Edna.
27:27May I join you?
27:29Yeah, sure.
27:35Just waiting for my hot milk.
27:38I come in here, collected every night on my way to the ballroom,
27:40and then if I can't sleep, I can make myself some cocoa.
27:44Good idea.
27:46Did you have a nice day with Brenda?
27:47Yes, yes, thanks.
27:49We...
27:49We talked a lot.
27:52Well, Ted told me you had a difficult decision to make.
27:56Going to be leaving us?
27:58No.
27:59I am sorry.
28:01I mean, I'm not sorry that you're staying.
28:02I'm...
28:03I mean...
28:07It's all right.
28:12Speaking from personal experience,
28:17if you're not sure you love somebody,
28:19it is better to make the break.
28:22I love her all right, Mr Fairbrother.
28:24No doubt about that.
28:27Well, you'll be seeing her again?
28:31No.
28:32Damn.
28:33I am sorry.
28:37Well, I'll go and get changed for the ballroom.
28:40If you don't mind,
28:41I won't wear my usual Wednesday costume tonight.
28:43Oh, no, no, of course not.
28:44What was it?
28:45Funny Cupid.
28:48No way.
28:52There's no doubt about it, Spike.
28:54You've made the right decision.
28:55It wasn't easy, Ted.
28:57Sometimes the things you do on the spur of the moment
28:59turn out to be for the best.
29:01I hope so.
29:02You know, we were just walking along the seashore.
29:05Brenda was looking lovely.
29:06I made up my mind to marry her and become a butcher.
29:08And all of a sudden, the sun broke through the clouds,
29:11shone down on me like a huge spotlight.
29:13I thought of the night before in the ballroom.
29:15Now, Jeff had gone and made one of his speeches
29:17and everything had fallen flat as a pancake.
29:19You said to me,
29:20come on, let's go and get them.
29:21We did the busy bee routine.
29:22You know, the one where you spit the water in me face.
29:24Well, the campers went mad.
29:26We were giants.
29:27You do it well, Spike.
29:29I'll give you that.
29:30I suddenly thought to myself,
29:31I can't leave all this for security,
29:33not even if they give me Sainsbury's.
29:37Brenda's a lovely girl, Ted.
29:39I'm going to have miss her.
29:40Yeah, the compensations.
29:42I suppose so.
29:43It's a lovely spread you've laid on.
29:45Sausages, cold chicken,
29:46a crate of brown ale.
29:47Where did you get the money from?
29:49We won't go into that.
29:50It was a bit of a mix-up over the raffle tickets.
29:53I couldn't get my money back, could I?
29:55It's not a bad life, is it?
29:58I'll tell you something.
29:59It's better than working.
30:01Look at us.
30:02We are the chosen people.
30:04Ah, boomer people.
30:06Ha, ha, ha!
30:13My boys.
30:20As weird as it is,
30:22I'm sad and happy at the same time.
30:24Not doing it.
30:28Body.
30:29Oh, yeah!
30:30But I won't give a kiss.
30:37Well, baby!
30:40Oh
31:26Ladies and gentlemen, hope that you enjoyed this episode alongside me. The code word is going to be Eureka in
31:32the comments down below. Hold up.
31:35Listen to that silly cow. Mr. Partridge, man, my man is such a G, such a gangster, such a, you
31:46know, he provides me like the same way. I know there are two different characters with our girl Peggy, where
31:53she's like this beacon of hope, beacon of light, you know, shining. He shines in a different way that he's
31:59glowing and he's shining too when he's pissed off and he's mad.
32:03Like, how are you going to ask him to be coming on his day off, man? Listen, I'm with him,
32:08man. That shit would piss me off. That is like the worst thing that you can do. You know, it's
32:13your time to unwind. You're going to chill. No more punching Judy. He don't have to worry about kicking any
32:17damn kids. He don't bother him and shit.
32:20And now you got to come up and dress up back again and shit. I'm like, nah, man, I'm with
32:25him on that one. I'm sorry, man. Sorry, Jeffrey, man. Just like, you know, what he said to our boy
32:31Spike there. And, you know, Spike knew what he meant and shit, but that moment there was funny as well.
32:36There was a lot of great, funny moments here, but I just like when Mr. Partridge is upset. He nails
32:44that face. And this is why I have nothing but respect and appreciation for actors and actresses.
32:51You know, they do their roles so good that, you know, it makes you feel a certain way. You know,
32:56if you got some snobby character, you know, you're like, ah, this snobbish prick, you know, this bastard and shit.
33:01Or you got this nice beacon of light and jelly type of character like our homegirl Peggy here, you know,
33:08which I love, man.
33:09She just has that glow to her. It's magical, ladies and gentlemen. She just radiates. She captivates those scenes for
33:17me. And, yeah, I don't know. She just brings me extra joy in the same way Mr. Partridge brings me
33:22joy.
33:23You know, two different type of characters. But, man, they nailed their parts here. Jeffrey is great. I love, I
33:31don't know if I've ever mentioned this, but it's the way, obviously, we already appreciate the way he talks.
33:36But the way, when he's reading, you know, Mr. Maplin's shit, I just love when he's doing that shit.
33:42Oh, man. It was definitely some colorful words there, you know, that, you know, he painted very vividly in probably
33:50all our minds and gave us a good laugh there.
33:54Always our man said, given the good ideas that did cost him, you know, it cost my boy, Jeffrey, a
34:01pretty penny here.
34:02But, you know, Mr. Maplin made his own point, man. At the end of the day, you know, he's always,
34:07you know, he could be around, you know, he's doing a little reconnaissance here.
34:10You know, he could be here watching how things go. And, you know, he, he said, at least he's a
34:16boy, he's on top of things as far as like he wants some, some shit the way he wants it.
34:21And that's it. You got to do it. But Spike, our boy Spike, you know, I always love him when
34:26he's popping up in costumes.
34:28We also got Peggy on today's episode that was, you know, taking a kind of replacement for him.
34:32But I don't want my boy Spike to leave. That would make me sad. You know, he has a great
34:38friendship.
34:40He looks up to my boy Ted, you know, kind of like a mentor to him, you know, a friend,
34:46best friend, you know, and they vibe well, man.
34:48That's like the greatest thing. You know, you have a roommate, you're living the life.
34:52They are kind of like these big guys, big men on campus. You know, they got those vibes, you know,
34:58they're superstars, you know, to the kids, to everyone there.
35:01They're a source of entertainment and fun, make her memorable moments, especially everybody on the show.
35:08And just and that's how you would envision, you know, you go into a place, you're spending your hard earned
35:12money and you want to have a good time.
35:14And, you know, my crew, you know, delivers. At least I would be having a blast.
35:19I would have loved to do something like this. You know, I've done camping, you know, done somewhat similar stuff
35:26as a kid.
35:26I've always wanted to do and I never had a chance to, you know, the summer camp stuff, you know,
35:34it was out of our price range, you know, we couldn't afford it.
35:38But, yeah, always want. I always hear the stories, see the, you know, the videos and stuff, you know, hear
35:45shit.
35:45And like kids that I would mentor, they were going off to that shit. I was like, damn, man, I
35:51want to go to that shit.
35:52And as a kid, you know, you always wanted to do those things. So like when you see this shit,
35:56it brings me joy, man.
35:58You know, you know, bring me a little joy, you know, brings a little tear to my eye and some
36:02beautiful stuff.
36:03But I got to say, you know, this was a big decision for our boy Spike, man.
36:08Like that shit was. That's a tough one, you know what I mean?
36:11He has the woman of his dreams. Essentially, this is a childhood friend, you know, he has a long standing,
36:19you know, friendship, et cetera, et cetera, you know.
36:23But the pops is looking down on my boy because of what his job and that's a that's a scenario
36:29that is like like a never ending cycle that there's always going to be someone that is out there,
36:35whether you know them or not, that is going to look down on what you do in your job or
36:40make fun of you or, you know, not respect you as much, you know, it's it's weird behavior.
36:47You know what I mean? But, you know, for my boy Spike, man, he's he's entertainment life, you know, he's
36:53bringing us joy.
36:54So obviously I don't want him to leave and stuff. But so it's the same time at the end where
36:58I said sad and happy for our boy.
37:02You know what I mean? But at least at the end of the day, there's obviously plenty of fish in
37:06the sea.
37:07Some lady out there has to want him for him. So I'm a little bit surprised that she she wouldn't
37:13roll with.
37:14I understand that, you know, she has to, you know, she's listening a little bit to her father and stuff.
37:21But at the end of the day, your father is not the one that's going to be married.
37:24So, I mean, I kind of have wished she would have grew a pair. Obviously, she ain't got a pair
37:29down there the same way that I do.
37:30But, you know, she like, you know, so she let her father kind of dictate that stuff.
37:36But at the same time, she they said she wanted that as well for him to have a different job
37:41and stuff.
37:42But, you know, when you do Heidi high, ladies and gentlemen, those things ain't gonna say ho to ho, man.
37:48That line was good. There were some great lines.
37:51Definitely enjoyed when they did the, you know, when Ted at the moment say, all right, let's go do this.
37:58You know, Eureka Gold Rush here.
38:00And, you know, they was they was there, man.
38:03Rip out, man.
38:05It was the way they were going in there.
38:07Poor, you know, Fred was by the losing finger in there.
38:11So and then our man's Jeffrey did coming out.
38:17But he had he had a protector of sorts there.
38:20You know, the look on our homegirl, Gladys, his face was priceless, man.
38:27Even when he's talking, she's like so close to him looking at him and shit like, yeah, I love that,
38:33man.
38:33She's great.
38:33This show rocks.
38:35I hope that you enjoyed the episode.
38:37As always, leave your thoughts down below.
38:39You hated it.
38:40You know, like Mr. Partridge hates them kids.
38:43Let me know if you enjoyed it.
38:44It made you laugh.
38:45You know, you had a good time.
38:47You forgot about things in the outskirt, outside, stuff like me.
38:51When I kick back, I relax, man.
38:52Nothing else matters, man.
38:54I'm locked in.
38:55I'm having a blast.
38:56And yeah, I'm like, I don't want it to end.
38:58So thank you all.
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