I approached a roundabout to turn right this morning and

[Peter]

I arrived in your country in the August of 1987, did various bits and bobs of cash in hand work until November when I got an actual job albeit a job I lasted less than a year in before being asked to leave. ****s. "Unsuitable for retail" my hole.

From that moment on I was never unemployed once.

So in answer to your question you paid for none!

Well, I was still at school so I wouldn't have been paying for any of it but that is good to know. You must have been one of a very small band of people in that pub with a job

[SWv2]

Well, I was still at school so I wouldn't have been paying for any of it but that is good to know. You must have been one of a very small band of people in that pub with a job

The Irish have always been hard workers. Not one of us was ever signing on (in London).

Though of course I cashed any cheques that arrived irrespective of name.

[Peter]

The Irish have always been hard workers. Not one of us was ever signing on (in London).

Though of course I cashed any cheques that arrived irrespective of name.

'Unsuitable for retail'....

I cant imagine why......

[SWv2]

'Unsuitable for retail'....

I cant imagine why......

Actually I think you can, and you would be correct.

Stupid fúckers coming up and asking me questions when the answer was completely fúcking obvious.

[Peter]

Actually I think you can, and you would be correct.

Stupid fúckers coming up and asking me questions when the answer was completely fúcking obvious.

I was thinking more of the stench of stale beer and the 'hot knife' eyes

[SWv2]

I was thinking more of the stench of stale beer and the 'hot knife' eyes

Well in my defence I only took to smoking hot knives before work in my next job which was office based in EC2.