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Oxford city centre vlog. Few police interactions

Why? He’s still staring, man. So, is that live? I’m not live. Sir, what’s your language? I’m listening. Don’t swear in public. You’re an auditor. You’re a waste man. Are you an Are you an order? Wait, do you turn up? Do you turn up to me? Why you got doesn’t realize he’s on a camera on the bonnet? Look, he don’t realize. What is he walking up to the car for? Yeah, not bad. Are you here to see someone? Why? It’s not like we’re blocking everything in. There’s a barrier there2 days notice. No, still not. Just just pulled over. Yo, security just pulled over to turn around. Have a little walk around if you if you been to Oxford city center now. Lovely. Go and have a coffee in that. You’ll love it. Be a clip day then. It is a very um rather than a live day. They’re so paranoid, man. I am liking this new iPhone. You’re on the route despite some traffic. You should reach your destination by 1320. Keep it down. Was the one here from We We We We We filmed him here and he was slagging Robert Lower. Yeah, he was here. He’s here. He’s here. Where is he? Somewhere around. I just come back cuz I just got home. But I come back cuz my blood camera off the camera, but I can’t find it. There’s no citizen arrest. There’s no this. There’s no that. There’s no public path there. That is not a public park. It’s a private park. No, he said that’s p private park. He won’t let us go anywhere near that. Them bods didn’t buy it. It’s all I can’t find the bloody thing. So that camera now. Oh, here comes the old bell. Look like stick one. Yeah. So they’ve cancelled it then. Yeah. They cancelled it. Yeah. So no what’s So what’s the plan now then? Big clip on it. You know anyone else going to turn up? I would tell them to come around here cuz that’s it. What? park around there because that’s the area that’s section. Why? We’re not protesting. Well, they have to section 30. We’re not protesting. No protest. We’re not protesting. Okay. Are you not protesting? No. No. I’ve just turned up. I thought there was one, but there ain’t obviously. No. ended ended at half Wow. half past 12. Wow. Yeah. Well, there was people here. There was a couple. Yeah. Yeah. They said this area, this line, we can stand here because this is not this is not se this is not in the section. For some reason, they not put it. It’s from that side. If you’re that side, you’re breaking the you’re breaking the section down. If you’re this side, you’re not breaking. What? So, they disperse you from that area to here. Yeah. If you stood in that area, they could arrest you. Protesting. You got it. So they could have still protested. This is ridiculous. What’s the the curious? We were just here to document the protest. Yeah. I’m sorry to disappoint with everyone in it. That’s right. content. Okay. Yeah. So, they’ve had apparently the section right is in place for here, but behind here it’s not. And then if they disperse you, they you could disperse it to here. That’s what you just said. Is that correct? So, what would you disperse the whole mind? It’s a residential area. It’s been cancelled. So, why has it been cancelled? It could just stand there. We haven’t done anything. I know you haven’t. I know you haven’t. Fair enough. Why is security so paranoid, aren’t they? Just want to use my new iPhone and check the camera out on it. Is that the No. 17 is on the amount of iPhones that come out. What’s the camera like? Any good? It’s all right. This guy’s got a good zoom and it’s staring us out. Charming. Anyway, they just installed new um what’s it? Uh like in London when you go in and because of your economics of your car there, you there’s congestion charges. There’s congestion charges. Now in Oxford. There you go people from the police themselves. Careful in Oxford. There’s new congestion charges. Just make sure them go. More more poor more tax on the poor. That’s what it is. Like Oxford need the money. One of our people arrested on false allegations. Where’s the uh where’s that copper? The Robert Low one. Low. You not heard your fellow officer? He was uh slagging Robert Low off and Robert Low the MP went a bit mad about that. No idea that one. And then another police officer and I filmed he went he’s done a couple of million views slagging Farage off. Who’s slagging what? Slagging Nigel Farage. We said to him, “What what you do if Farad gets in power?” He says, “I’ll quit.” All right. I was hoping to see that police officer. There’s loads of us around today. Yeah. Yeah. The thing is though with like stuff like um coming here is not all the officers work here. So like the chance of seeing them again is quite slim cuz they bring us in from obviously all over. They’ve still got police to local area so we have to bring officers from all over the place. But like the um the process and the football get Yeah, I know you got Milwall here today. It’s one of your higher grades of security I’m guessing. Yeah. I used to do football steward in a little bit and you do the different ranks of like severity and that. Yeah. like you’ve had a little previous bus of nothing. Yeah. Yeah. Obviously, if it’s West Ham and Milwood, it’s going to be major police presence them sort of difference in it really. To be fair, for the teams that we have in terms, they’re all quite well behaved for the most part. We don’t ever really have anything. Well, I can imagine the Oxford fans are quite well behaved for football fans. We’re not we’re not in the top the problem. I say quarter problems, but you end up having the big fan bases there, don’t you? Just numbers tend to cause a bit more bit more problem. Yeah. Yeah. Do you when you’re driving have that running all the time? What? Your little camera back? I think he I don’t know. Does he? I didn’t even notice that. You’re not with them. No, I’m with these. Oh, yeah. But I don’t know. I didn’t know. I didn’t even notice that. He didn’t. No, I’ve just come down. I’m I’ve obviously got a YouTube channel. So, I’ve just come down and they pick me up to protest. Is it a proper go? Sorry. town. Right. So anyway, boys, amount of pricks standing in the way. I just say he’s still staring, man. So, is that live? I’m not live. I’m not live. I might I might use it. I might. I might put you on my Facebook. But you’ve been sound anyway, sir. You know, it’s not all about, you know, berating police when they’ve been bad. Look, lovely smile on your face. See? Good. It’s good. nice smile. I have a lovely smile. Yeah, I mean it’s one of them. Depends what day it is as well. You know, I’ve got plenty of content where I bite police, but but it’s not all for no reason. Do you know what I mean? I find some too, everyone’s here to do something. The next thing is that was interesting is a on my map that I was sent by the council. It’s got black lines which is probably right away. Here we go. Is an arrest in Oxford. Welcome to Oxford Fox. I thought surprising got an apple shop here. Well, you got you got the reseller. Yeah, I went to the one in Touchwood S. pick my phone up cuz I was luckily they had the phone the terabyte one one of them left in the store in the Apple store otherwise I’d have to wait two weeks but when I went there I went to the m hotel and got a decent video chilling oh yeah there’s a Greg area last time look the buses just drive through the center it’s weird back there look there’s a cop Noo. Don’t you think it’s weird how the bus just drives through? Look. [Music] question. You got a knife? Yes. [Music] What’s he saying? [Music] What’s happened? What’s happened? They’re partly German. But do you know who they swear that is due to Italian [ __ ] This is weird. Oh my god. Oh my god. Leave him out. I’m asking a factual question. It’s cuz I’m Welsh. It’s cuz I’m Welsh. You sir, what’s your language? Second publicist. I’m listening. Don’t swear in public. There’s people around. Stop swearing in public. I’m asking if I’m giving you a warning. I’m going to stop anyway. I will watch and I’m watch [Music] I’m saying where in where in Wales you from Swansea. Ah, pick up the Welsh. They don’t like it. No, they don’t like it. The W. I like the W. Do you know what’s going on? I just seen you had a knife in your hand. What was that about? That wasn’t a knife. That’s a little pocket knife. That was really odd. Like within legal limits. Oh, it’s within legal limits of them. What is the legal limit? What is the legal limit on that? As long as it’s not a long [Music] up to I’m just I’m a YouTuber. So just good for you. No, we went to the Oxford Castle Stadium cuz there was going to be a protest, but when we got here, it’s been cancelled. I was actually trying to find an Oxford police officer that I filmed last time and he actually slagged Rub Low off and he went he swagged Row, the MP, okay, saying he was a he was a convicted racist. He went all over the internet. Rup Low was spewing. So, I thought I’d come down here and see if he’s there, but he weren’t there cuz of a police officer. I don’t even know what his name was. 2144 I think is he was 214. Yeah. He’s got like scraggly hair. He looks like he’s a bit of a lefty cool guy, you know, like that. Bit of a hipster. Yeah. Yeah. You got any other band today then? Just just just coming to the center. Walk just walk around. Yeah. You just need to be careful cuz it’s a busy street. If you start swearing, everyone’s entitled to what they say. When you start swearing in public, it reaches a bit of a point where it’s section five public. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Get it? So like that clip there also. If someone feels alarmed or distressed, sorry. If someone feels alarmed or distressed with the words or alarm, harass, or distress. Yes. It would require a bit again that can be documented by people walking around having to avoid us especially for the incident that’s going. But also, I mean, if you were walking down the street with your family, would you really want to hear someone swearing if I was just looking into specific Oh, you know what I find crazy? The way the buses just drive through here is baffling. Yeah, it’s it’s an open and they are they can. It’s crazy, but people don’t necessarily see it. Hello. Hello. I’m from commentary. I’m not from here. First night video. Oh, commentary. But yeah, I’ve been I used to work here on doing the charity and that I worked for St. Mongo’s down here for a bit, you know. Do a lot of good work down here. He’s so clippable though. He doesn’t realize. So this is the mad people, the Oxford locals as well. The Welsh Oxford local. He’s got he’s got a bike. I’ve lost a bike. Police have lost a bike. Oh my god. He’s there. Oh, the cop thought he lost his bike. Someone hit the bike on him. That’s pretty funny. He’s panicking. I bet they’re quite expensive bikes as well, isn’t they? They’re not. They’re not. No expenses. No. No. They should give you nice bikes. Light ones. Even got any um eBike. Thought they’d give you a bit of power now. Yeah, it would help out, wouldn’t it? Suppose you got then you got to be in the legalities yourself, haven’t you? Do you know what I mean? You probably ride faster than 16 and a half miles an hour. How come how come they don’t have all the hybrids like the cars? I don’t think it much difference. Oh, no. In they have the actual police in Birmingham. They have bikes without say police on them though with all the the colors and and they have a little light. There’s a light jacket. I’m not going to put it on. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. In Birmingham, they actually look like police then. be identifiable. What would have happened if they would have stolen the bike? That would have been an interesting conversation back at the police. A few cakes. Yeah. I don’t know. Where’s your bike helmet in the middle? Yeah. I didn’t take a bike. I didn’t have one. Do you Are these specifically your bikes? Do you like take so you go there the day you just take a bike out? [Music] Has he been in hospital? I don’t know. Been very [Music] like a Unless he’s been to some bars recently. Are you all right, Brad? You’ve been in hospital. Have you been in hospital? What’s this? What happened? [Music] That is like a When did you leave? Hospital bracelet. I’ll stand by [Music] like a self discharge or something, baby. [Music] He is quite pale. All right. Well, if you need us, come and speak to us. He is really pale. He’s got an hospital thing. I don’t know. Are you all right, bro? You’re not been in hospital or anything, have you? You’re not bored or anything, are you? You all right? You’re good. Yeah. Well, are you all right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You’re not enjoying your day anyway. You’re full of life. Come on then. Have some fun. Come on. Nice to meet you, brother. Big up the Swansea. Thank you, boys. You going to come and hang out with us? Maybe soon. I’m going to go get a coffee. Come back over. I’m just going to had a long drive, so yeah, we need to get some Come and see me. Yeah, I will. Do you? Taffy. Taffy. Okay, take care. That’s it. That’s it. Swansea. Swansea. He’s a taffy. See you later. That was some That was interesting. Yeah, that was so Yeah, that was in Oxford. The police almost lost the bike, which was quite funny. Where’s Greg? I need that. I just misplaced his bike. Yeah, that was hilarious. He was panicking, man. I was like, he knows he’s been caught on film as well. That was funny. Anyway, guys, if you like that, well, it’s your commies as well. Oh, commies. It’s the commies against billionaires. No, the billionaires, man. Yeah, that’s why we need to do a revolution against them. Against them. And then do what? What? And then what? But what about then if like there’s no enterprise then cuz no one can obviously succeed to that level. I think it’s how would you counteract that? I think it’s a lot more difficult to be enterprising when uh the all the money is being controlled by a very few people who only care about making more money. But these people do do not look. Do you think every billionaire is going to be a bad person? Do you think there’ll be some that will be like I think they’ve been successful. They’ve done it in a nice and great right way. But I think the issue is that you it’s impossible to become a billionaire without actually having really bad ethical kind of uh foundations. It’s not about the people, it’s about the system. Right. Right. Ultimately, it’s that like you know the the system might not be populated by the best people, but even with the best intentions under kind of the way in which capital gets accumulated, it leads to the kind of inequality that we’re seeing today. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, but I just I’ve looked into communism a lot and you know, it has got a lot of bad sides to it. A lot. And it’s been proven over history. A lot of deaths unfortunately. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I just think capitalism out the two. No system is going to be perfect. That system would work perfectly if it’s done in its right way. Same as capitalism. The big problem is with any of these systems is when you add the human element. We’re idiots. I dis I disagree. I think I think when you actually look at the foundations of capitalism, you see sort of inherent contradictions. So like you know you’re you work I assume you I I do. Yeah. But I’m self-employed. Cool. But like if you are going to work for someone else Yeah. you earn a wage that is less than the value of what you produce, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Same with any job. Yeah. So that means that as a worker I can never buy back all of the value that I create, right? Which eventually means that there is an accumulation of stuff that cannot be bought. It cannot be sold because there is just not enough disposable income from working people who are the majority of consumers to buy these things. Which leads us to crises of overprouction. Like this is sort of unique to capitalism. We’ve never had crisis of over production before. But because the capitalists are not willing to sell their commodities at a lower price, they’re not willing to cut into their profits, they do other things. They resort to uh destruction of commodities. They like throw away food. You know, supermarkets have a lot of food. They can’t sell all of it. So, it it just gets destroyed. It doesn’t get distributed to like, you know, the homeless or people who need more food. I agree. They could do them sorts of things. Yeah. Market they will they will never. This is the issue. Unless we as as as the working class compel them to, they’ll never they’ll never do it because it cuts into their profits. Because if people know they can get food for free, laws laws of supply and demand, they cannot then uh sell as a at a high enough profit for themselves, right? Yeah. The way the communism solves this is that there is uh because the workers essentially retain all the value that they create that value gets they get to decide how that gets spent all that value goes back into society. I just think eventually though without the billionaires we won’t have these jobs for them to go to the first place the numbers of society now. Do you know what I’m saying? Okay. But like what do the billionaires actually provide? They they pay a lot of tax, bro. They do. Okay. Sure. Sure. They do. They pay I think what is it? 10% of the UK’s population, the 10 richest percent of the UK’s population pay something like 30%. What is it? More 60% of the tax is paid by the lower bracket of people. Right. Right. Right. Sure. So it’s not actually the working class that pay most of the tax. They still cover more than what they do. Sure. And they do give the employment where them employ the employees pay the tax as well. You know what I mean? Sure. Sure. There there is there is that kind of question of tax. But what I’m what I’m talking about is that like the billionaires in terms of like job creation don’t actually provide that in the way that is sort of they they try and say cuz the issue is is that they only provide employment where it is profitable. Yeah. But that’s this enterprise, isn’t it? Like I’m not going to applaud you if it’s going to cost me money cuz that would be counterproductive. Right. Sure. But equally most billionaires I would say I would even wait to say all billionaires do not themselves innovate. What they do is that they buy the labor of people who do innovate. So in essence where innovation comes from is not capitalists but the workers themselves like you don’t get advances in medicine in technology in uh in you know whatever you might want by paying by by having billionaires. What you what you get it from is from workers working in teams building up bodies of work through through science. Yeah. through research. That’s all done by workers. But it’s only funded by capitalists. So if the if the problem is ultimately funding, surely we will be in a better position to fund this if we as the working class get to decide where this money goes. Right. Well, the only my only example of where communism is kind of in a little way worked is China. But my question then is do you want to live like in China? Well, first of all, I don’t think China position is not is not communist. Like if we we we see the same similar kind of the same uh economic features. Yeah. Complete straight control really isn’t it? Yeah. We see that’s what communism is, isn’t it? State control, isn’t it? No, no, no, no, no. The kind of the kind of the kind of communism that was developed in in China and Russia uh essentially came out of it came out of the context in which they came from. Before the October Revolution in in uh in Russia, 80% of people couldn’t read. Uh almost all of them were uh were farmers. They were peasants. Yeah. But that would have been the case back then for a lot of the world that they couldn’t read. Education’s only really come on bleaks and bounds in the last 70 years. Right? But then if we look at the development of Russia between 1917 and 1950 let’s say you you can there is no other example of such explosive growth. Yeah. But even the Russians gave up on communism. I mean eventually because they were isolated. You cannot communism ultimately what we’re arguing for is not just that we have a communist UK. We’re arguing from for a communist world. Okay, we can’t have this isolated because communism and capitalism are fundamentally opposed systems. You cannot marry them together. They cannot really work together long term because one of them believes in private property. The other one does not. And so there’s just an inherent cont. So you don’t believe in private property though. So what would you do if you got in then? So anybody that owns a home, you’re going to take their houses off them? No. No. Here’s the distinction between private and personal property. Private property is anything that you can leverage for profit. Personal property are your personal possessions. So if I need a house to live, I you know you I’m not going to have that redistributed because I need a house, right? If I have a 100 houses probably there’s there’s a case for that to be redistributed. But even then that would probably come up a long way after the revolution. What we’re arguing for the revolution that will kill the civil war. You get to decide which house you move into. Is it just going to be a battle for that? I mean, currently the way we decide is uh you know, do you pick the biggest one in the nicest area? I mean, at the moment, the way that we decide is is like, do you have enough money? And ultimately, that’s not especially fair either. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Cuz like, you know, so many people, for instance, who lived in London who uh, you know, grew up when it was still a much more workingass city have been priced out. Yeah. But that’s the same here in bloody Oxford. Absolutely. This is this is the problem, right? I’m not saying that like suddenly there will be complete anarchy and people won’t be able Yeah. No, I agree. I’d see on that side of things though, but there’s other things that we don’t need communism to solve the housing crime. So, we need to build more houses. I’m I I think we need to bring down migration numbers and that will help as well. I’m I’m on that side of the fence of it, right? Um not in a racist sense, but just in a logical demand and supply. So, how do you propose you you get what more houses? Yeah. Well, the government promised to build more houses. You need to personally I would build I think they should personally my idea would be best of both worlds. So use the the council tax banding sort of system up to a level of like three-bedroom house under a certain council tax band is capped at prices. So it can’t be too much of a profit ball. So everyone has somewhere to live. After that if you want to go and spend whatever you want on a big fancy house in Oxford limitless. So you got best of both worlds. That’s how I’d do the housing solution cuz I think council property council housing is the ultimate competition for private landlords. You build enough of it. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. But they won’t like with the right to buy. They they should have done it. What they should have done was they should have block sold it off. Right. We’ve got 500 right to buys available and apply for it. You get it and then once they got that money that’s set then they should have block built 500 sets of council houses to replace them the whole time. They never did. Which which which you know begs the question why didn’t you? cuz they’re all stupid, greedy bastard politicians who are in. But does it mean we need to get politicians that can do the opposite and say, “No, we’re not doing it like that. That’s what we need.” So under this communist system, you’re in believe of everyone to be on the exact same wage as each other. No, I think that’s a kind of caricature of of communism. I think that like because the doctor deserves more pay than me doing a crappy job. What my doctor is being incentivized to ultimately like this is not trying to set out, you know, some ironclad rules from the beginning and following them to the letter until the end of time. Yeah. Yeah. Like what we’re trying to sort of uh deal with is like a living breathing system that has to develop based on material needs of the time. Yeah. Right. Like in even even in post-revolutionary Russia, people had very different different wages compared to each other. those wages were sort of like squeezed to a certain extent like there was like a sort of narrower band uh but ultimately there was still a uh there was still like you know people were rewarded more for certain work than others. Yeah. Um because like you need to sort of in incentivize people into particular areas like that that in the transition from capitalism to to communism there is going to be a vast sort of series of changes that build off the previous set. Like what I’m I’m not saying that we instantly have a utopia once uh once the revolution happens. But you know ultimately there has to be a changing of power from the capitalists to the working class as a whole. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I I get get I get that you want to try and do it for all the good good intents and purposes. I just think with us as peoples, but I know at the minute we’ve got this left right [ __ ] far left right [ __ ] But as peoples, we are generally moderate people and that’s why the people site is grown so well. We are when left alone, we’re quite moderate and I just don’t think a far left thing like a communist thing or a far right thing will ever come into power in here and we’ll always sort of stay around the middle. I reckon I think at the minute we’ve gone quite left, it will go we need to go a bit more right to come back to the middle again. But I just don’t think these things in a country like the UK will ever come to fruition. I you can obviously I know you’re going to always try but I just don’t think it will not in from a nasty pace of anything. I just don’t think I I think this is the kind of task you know I’m not expecting people to go along with things just because I say so. I got to convince them, right? I got to put forward a case for for communism that sort of essentially can prove to people that their lives will be better than than capitalism. And what what I’m sort of trying to propose ultimately is uh putting putting democracy uh putting yeah putting democracy into the economy. Yeah. If if I’m if I’m employed by someone um I currently have no say as to how the workplace is run really like maybe if I make a suggestion they like me and you know managers managers right right this through and they’re like you know that’s that’s good actually in the end uh sure maybe then then they might listen to me but ultimately if I don’t come into work the work does not get done right it’s not my manager doing my work it’s not the CEO who’s doing the work that I do but actually is ultimately the product of the company just got there it’s into our suggestion boxes. This is the problem now. Like this is where a fire I’m from commentary. It’s a very very very mixed city now. We’ve got a lot of uh immigrants have come over and the and the factories they I just feel like with the agencies they use agencies to bypass the employment laws. I think the agencies a travesty where they could just they just know now if you don’t tow the line they just get rid of you cuz you just got you just got a revolving door of workers at the minute. That’s an attack on every every person because like it makes jobs more precarious. It means that we cannot build anything on on the on the wage that we have because if we complain a bit too much, they’re like Yeah. And it stops that workplace wanting to invest in you as a worker as well cuz they don’t need to, do they? And and this is exactly what I’m saying that like the billionaires do not drive innovation because I can’t really uh you know I I can’t invest in my in in my work and where I’m currently employed because I know that in a couple of years they might they might completely restructure. They might completely sort of move away from what we’re doing right now. They’re not going to pay for my training. They’re not going to pay for any education that I might need to do my job better. But you have always got the ability to one day potentially I know it’s almost impossible for almost everybody but become that billionaire isn’t it? That’s the point of that. No but but no like so if you ever become a billionaire miraculously I don’t know you come up with you’re the next greatest invention would you give it all away? I mean the issue would you give it all away? The issue is so you invent something tomorrow in a year’s time you’re the next JK Rowling and you’ve got 5 million in your account. Are you going to give it away? That’s really like yes or no. Would you give it away? I would I would absolutely I I would absolutely try and invest in my in my community because I think that’s like what what do I need with £500 million? I could never spend it on anything. I could fill my house with [ __ ] and it would never go anywhere. But watch to to what point, right? But like, you know, if I have like, you know, a games room with every console and every game and then like, you know, a movie room with every movie, I can’t I can’t play all those games. I can’t watch all those movies. There comes a point where my life is just saturated with stuff. There’s like Well, this is where rich people get sad, don’t they? Because they buy all this [ __ ] They get sad. But but this is also, oh, money can’t buy you happiness. But this is also why then these people uh these capitalists go on, you know, Bill Gates, for instance, has a lot of uh stuff that he’s doing in Africa. Oh, I don’t trust him. He wants to bring the world population down. Jesus Christ. I mean, I don’t think he’s got anything good planned for us in any case. They’re not exactly sure what it is, but like you know he’s not uh you know he’s got some charitable ventures, but like to what extent are they actually doing anything other than writing up some tax for like Mike Ashley in the UK, Newcast Newcastle, right? Counter state by 29. He was a billionaire. He’s he’s the fastest billionaire from from nothing in the UK ever. I feel like he earned that and deserves a couple of billionaires, right? You know what I mean? So like he’s come from nothing and by 29 he made himself a billionaire from he he manag he managed to get there but but ultimately there is not enough room for everyone there and the issue is is that these people then come at the expense of everyone else. I get I get I get that. I I’m I’m one for the working class. We need to stop like in London for instance. You keep pricing them out the rich people have no one to serve them copies eventually cuz no one want to be able to go into the London. Everyone has to commute 2 hours to work. Anyway, it’s been a good conversation. Absolutely. It’s struggle to speak to but big up to you. Respect to you, man. Would you would you like to buy a paper? We got some got some literature. I won’t take paper, but I’ll give you a little donation. Ah, you’re put on your thing. I do just for giving me the conversation. Yeah. No, you’re you’re very welcome. It’s always great to have like some good faith conversations cuz there’s a lot of people who just want to come along and credit where credit’s due. Yeah. No, thank you very much. There you go, buddy. Cheers, mate. Have a good day. See you later, guys. It’s quite a good conversation with him. Quite interesting. I mean, I don’t I think what I think with some of them though is like him is they they they think it’s going to solve the problems of the world and they’re doing it some I think some of them do it from the good intentions. They’re just naive in it. They’re just naive. It’s not out of hate. It’s out of place. Yeah. But I think inherently he seems like a nice lad. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He knows what he’s on about a lot more than what most Yeah. I mean that’s why Trump courses that you do you have like a mandatory sort of uh multiculturalism sort of learn before you can start your act that’s why Trump started a new education system in America’s arrival the unis ain’t it literally and all the kids are signing up to it and he said he’s making it way cheaper and affordable for everyone if you want to come to our university and study hate Trump. Trump’s like, “What? Le and all lefties. We’ll just make our own new one.” I think Trump’s point was it’s so it’s so it’s so damaged in the education system. What? Oh yeah. What’s going on with it? Is a ceasefire happen now or what? It is. Crazy. I’m telling you now, he’s so crazy. They [ __ ] themselves. These world leaders turn up like, you know what, we’ll give them back. I think hostages are released. Israel’s pulled back to a um agreed even though Netting is a wanker, right? But he still sits there worrying about the backlash. Well, Trump’s like, I’ll just kill you. Trump’s got multiple Muslim countries helping out with the peace plan, helping with the negotiations. No, we got Egypt involved in this. We got Egypt involved in it. These are countries that inherently don’t like Israel that have helped along with the negotiations. You got to think they’re going to be people Israel doing anything. That goes into Someone’s left the phone there, man. Excuse me. You left the phone? No, they got their phones. It’s just a random phone here. It’s a [ __ ] iPhone 13 as well. Can’t even ring it or anything, but I’ll get into it. Can you get into it? No. Have to leave it there. I can’t see if you can walk off with it. Got like a zapper on it. Bike where they lock through the through the seat. Now I know what it’s like though losing a phone, man. Mind you, should we take it to the police station and hand it in? I suppose we could, couldn’t we? We got a car. It’s not that far. Excuse me, ladies. What’s this tower called? Memorial. I’ve just found a random I’m going to take it to the police station. It’s Maria. Yeah, someone’s just left. It’s not yours, is it? Yeah, I was too sure there. So, we drop over the police station. Take the police station. I have no idea. We’ll take you to the police station. Street vlogging. Street vlogging. Yeah, you’re in my video tonight. Pick up your chest. It’s this man’s birthday. Happy birthday, man. What’s going on with the vlog? How old are you? 24. Don’t ask me. Don’t ask me. You’re still a young whippers snapper. I’m not a young I’m a grandad already. Do you know what I mean? We only keep 12. How come you got GoPros on? N I’m a YouTuber vlogging DP audits. DP audits. Are you an auditor? You’re a waste man. Are you an auditor? Wait, do you turn up? Do you turn up to me? Why you got I don’t do the small business one. Yours get a job in it. Honestly, do something. Do something productive with your life. Not a job. [ __ ] get a real life game. Idiots. Wow. Wow. Losers. Yeah. Yeah. Proper losers. YouTube. I want to see that video in the morning a YouTube. I don’t know what he’s going. I think [ __ ] He’s wearing a [ __ ] dress. Do you know what I mean? Where are you on YouTube? Yeah. No. No. You want to go on YouTube? Go to YouTube. I’ll put you on YouTube. I’m on all platforms by the way. Any put your Instagram then. Be protest at the minute. You know the English stuff in that doing all the [ __ ] hotels. There I am. [ __ ] sake. Yeah, but if it’s hotels and stuff we close the business now. Don’t listen to that. It’s pub golf. We’re about 5 minutes 8 years in. We’re a bit [ __ ] [ __ ] signal dead round here, isn’t it? Where you boys from? I’m from Coventry. There I am there. All right. I’m going to miss you. I make sure you send me that video. Yeah. Big up. Good luck, boys. Have a nice day. You need Do you need a fourth person? Cuz I’m key. Get a job. Get a job. Ignore them, boys. Ignore them. You got to post that. I will. I will. I will. I’ve done a whole street vlog in it. Hey, lads. Have a good night. Yeah. Sound, bro. Sound to be on camera. Then all of a sudden moaned about it. You didn’t mind initially. That’s this way earlier. Do we go that way? Where’s the [ __ ] police station? Yeah. So, here we are at Tames Valley Police. I don’t even know if it’s going to be a working police station. I don’t know, though. Oh, there is. There is. Brilliant. And this phone in people. Georgees. Oh, someone phoned it. I’m late. Yeah, I didn’t answer it. I can’t answer it. No, it’s what people do that they have their phones on silent. Yeah. Press for attention. So, someone’s phoning the phone. Hi. See for a minute, guys. We’re just a little bit back at the moment. Okay. Just I’m listening. If he rings the phone again, I’ll answer it. You might ring the phone back. I’d ring the phone if I could get the number. Um, obviously because of the forum passport. Just have to check. How long are you in the country? Call back. The phone needs to be active for not locked. Oh, they tried again. September this year. should be able to answer. You should be able to answer it while it’s Yeah. Yeah. Wait for it to actually call it JJ for grandmother. Is it J? Oh, here he is. Hello, mate. Hello. Hello. Hello. Can’t Hello. Yeah, I found I found your phone. It was You left. I’m at the police station. I’m just about to hand it in. I’m at the one the What’s the police station called? It’s the one in the town center. One opposite the court. Oppos opposite the courts. Opposite the courts. Yeah. We’ll wait here for you anyway. I’ll just help you. No really. No. I didn’t want to leave it lying around cuz you know there’s few reprobates around in town. It might take it. Do you know what I mean? So I’ll come to the police station with it. But we’re here anyway. You might just come grab it off us. Yeah. No, no, no. Thank you. See you soon. Byebye. There you go. Good karma, bro. You got to do good karma. Look that for me that is there’s no value in that. But for that person, so yeah, the person’s called the phone, guys. We’re going to hand it on back. And they’re a supporter of Jesus. So they’re a good old Christian. Go. All right. Sound right. All right. Sound. That’s on there. That’s on there. Yeah. There you go. I’m a good deed for the day. Thank you so much. But this is your I don’t know how much you’ve like made my day. Don’t It’s like the phone’s not much value to someone to sell, but someone will rob it and sell your phone because the value to you is massive, isn’t it? Yeah. Like the faf I was thinking I’d have to go through. That’s a nightmare, isn’t it? Well, I went to hand it in there. Luckily, you can’t call at the time. Yeah. The honestly guys, it was you know where the where the I just seen it lying there. thinking if it’s there I’m not going to get it back. Yeah, that’s because Oh, that’s why I took it to the station before. Thank you so much. Quite a few reps around. Yeah, thank you so much. It adds a nice sequence to the end of my vlog for the day in Oxford. Anyway, there you go. What are you doing vlog for? I’m just I’m one of those stupid auditors who films the police and that. But I do a lot of stuff. Well, do you all have the same channel or do you like channels? Nice. I’m fulltime content creator now. Oh, really? That’s it. What’s What’s your channel? TV audits. We’ve just become fulltime. We’ve actually Yeah. Me and me and Callum, my lad, we just closed the business down to do this full time. Really? CP audits. Yeah. Yeah. Do all right. Loads of stuff. Argue with loads of people. Sick. That was cool. Is there a fox? Fox. Yeah. I am a little bit rightwing though. That’s all right. Don’t worry. Well, let’s make it to the vlog. Yeah. A little bit rightwing anyway. Yeah. basically have strong opinions on immigration, but not in a nasty way. In a like big picture way. Let’s slow it down cuz it’s crazy. A million a year is going to make this country explode is my opinion because supply and demand. Well, you guys from I’m from Coventry. So, we came today cuz it was meant to be a hotel protest at the hotel. Okay. The hotel. So, I was going to go there, but the reason I wanted to do it today was cuz there was a cop the other week and I’ve got him on video where he was slagging Robert Lowoff saying he’s a convicted racist. So I clipped one of my viewers clippers clipped it. I didn’t even clock it and post it. Went viral. So I wanted to come today to see if that copper was there. See if it still got your job or not. Yeah. Um and obviously the football was on as well with Milw Wall. So I was thinking obviously it might get really tasty. But it’s Oxford. The ground’s so far away from the city center. It’s like you’re not going to get tast. No. But I was thinking if the fans if the fans would have come out and joined each side of the pro was going to be a counter and a protest. Really? So you probably would have had fans that were left leaning and right and then joined and it would have just got bigger. Please cancel it but uh police were like no we’re not having it from we’re from Leicester so we pick them up on from Leicester as well. Yes. So um I live in like I’ve just just graduated as a student. I work for a church there now. So yeah it is. Oh I seen on the phone. Yeah. Jesus. I’d like that though. Now big up the young Christians. We need Christianity to rise in this country again. I believe we need part. No, I see what um I lived in in a stone for Yeah. No, that’s that’s weird people. Yeah, it’s a small world. That’s crazy. Honestly, thank you so much. He’s both at Oxford. Yeah. Thank you. Sorry. You’re at Oxford? No, no, I’m I’m What do you mean? Are you at Oxford Uni? Oh, no, no, no. Oh, you just live here? No, I work here. Yeah. No, I’m just visiting visiting. You You work You live and work here. God, you must have a good pay job. Your prices around here. Jesus. I don’t say much. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. and work to live. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz I worked here before. Cowi a two-bedroom terrace here is about 700 grand, isn’t it? It’s just wild, isn’t it? Isn’t that bad? It’s nice for you as well. Yeah. It’s like um 770 a month. There’s a lot. Well, this is my concern. Believe it or not, I’m 30. I’m a granddad already. This is my concern where I’m saying it. If we don’t figure it out, uh my grandson, use when you want, unless you’re extremely successful, how are they ever going to be able to afford to buy their own houses the way it’s going? So, there’s got to be solutions to that. Yeah. Um, and I do think the housing market with the immigration is an issue. I think supply and demand. You got this many houses. You keep bringing more commentary where I’m from. They’ve split all the house up into HMOs now simply to fit everyone in. They’ve added 100,000 to the population in the last 10 years in Comry. It’s gone up by that much cuz we got the two unis. And now to rent a house in Comry now, it’s just [ __ ] wild. It’s 1,500 quid to live in a council state. Warrick Warick uni. Some of the people there, it’s crazy what they pay for for Yeah. the ch they rent the Chinese students, you know, they charge them over the top. They do it. They come over, they charge them double on their bloody university fees on the university. Yeah. And then they That’s why unis want uh foreign students because they charge them so much money. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That’s why less time I to make a load of redundancies because people um because they’re not they don’t have any international students with Brexit and stuff. Okay. So they can’t afford stuff. Mad. Anyway, glad I found your phone. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Really appreciate it. Yeah. Great meeting you guys. Sorry. What your name? My name’s Lee. Lee. I’m Paul. Paul. Callum. Callum. Nice to meet you guys. Thank you so much. See you later, guys. God bless you guys. If you do watch any of content, I swear a lot. Don’t mind the swearing. See you later. No blasphemy. No blast. No. No. Uh, praise Jesus by the way as well all day. Got this beautiful architecture here in this is the church in Oxford. So yeah, this is Oxford. That was Oxford for the day there. So, Fox Audits, go and check them out. Big up to the boys. As you know, we come down this morning. No protesters on so we coming to Oxford. Little bit of sightseeing for ourselves. Seen a little bit of madness, but thanks for watching. Like and subscribe and big up your chests. Peace. Here’s Dove. Yes, Doby Dove. The old Sam Cotton. your words, but