[speaker001:] Well now James, what can we do for you?
[speaker002:] Oh
[speaker003:] Not so bad. Not so bad.
[speaker002:] I feel a bit sad. I'm my daughter's taken me hol me away for a holiday. Erm
[speaker003:] Mhm.
[speaker002:] a holiday down in. And
[speaker003:] Mhm.
[speaker002:] my line's not due till the twenty sixth of July.
[speaker003:] That's alright.
[speaker002:] Twenty six of July it's due Doctor.
[speaker003:] Well no problem.
[speaker002:] So I'll leave it with my other daughter. She can't post it
[speaker003:] No no no. Se send it in John.
[speaker002:] Send it in?
[speaker003:] Aye just send it
[speaker002:] Twenty sixth of July it's due.
[speaker003:] Aye.
[speaker002:] You know that's a year off now you know.
[speaker003:] Yeah. Due on twenty six
[speaker002:] Twenty six of July, yes.
[speaker003:] July ninety three. Ah no no terrible worry about that Jim.
[speaker002:] No?
[speaker003:] No no no no no.
[speaker002:] Sometime you know they they
[speaker003:] Och aye it's not.
[speaker002:] I just send it in, there'll be no problem then.
[speaker003:] No problem, no no. [whispering] The thirteenth of the seventh, ninety three. [] There we are.
[speaker002:] Right.
[speaker003:] You just send that, just send that in to
[speaker002:] But could you give me some Er can you give me some Zantac Doctor?
[speaker003:] Some Zantac?
[speaker002:] Give me a bottle because I during the holidays.
[speaker003:] [LAUGHTER] Well you shouldn't you shouldn't need of that stuff down there.
[speaker002:] .
[speaker003:] Aye well that's
[speaker002:] Well I don't take you know
[speaker003:] Yeah.
[speaker002:] Just a wee break. Actually. She says.
[speaker003:] Well it's nice it's a nice part of the world.
[speaker002:] Yes it i somewhere it's nice Doctor, it is.
[speaker003:] But er Torquay's
[speaker002:] A bit hilly
[speaker003:] Aye
[speaker002:] Too hilly for me
[speaker003:] Not for us, not for us.
[speaker002:] No. No.
[speaker003:] Not for you.
[speaker002:] No.
[speaker003:] It's er and it's like it's not a nice place anyway.
[speaker002:] I think Paigns I've a feeling Paignton's far nicer.
[speaker003:] Paignton's far nicer. And
[speaker002:] Yes yes I heard that Doctor.
[speaker003:] Torquay used to used to be a lovely place. Everything was kept absolutely perfect.
[speaker002:] Aha.
[speaker003:] Palm trees and the
[speaker002:] Yes.
[speaker003:] the the railings were always painted and all the houses were beautifully kept and And now mm.
[speaker002:] Was it Has it?
[speaker003:] Aye. It's a shame. You know, I was there in nineteen nineteen fifty.
[speaker002:] Were you?
[speaker003:] And I I mean it was absolutely gorgeous. Everything, the railings you know, when they put when they painted the railings, the burned the old paint off, the new paint on.
[speaker002:] Ah yes yes yes yes yes.
[speaker003:] Now, old paint just straight on top Aye. It just it looks terrible.
[speaker002:] I may go through for a day you know.
[speaker003:] Aye Och.
[speaker002:] .
[speaker003:] It's not it's not worth it. It's not worth that
[speaker002:] Ah well.
[speaker003:] even.
[speaker002:] Ah well. can go through.
[speaker003:] Aye they can let them let [LAUGHTER] them go [LAUGHTER] [] [LAUGHTER] let them go []. There's a good ice cream shop.
[speaker002:] Oh I like ice cream. Oh I like ice cream. I'm I'm very partial to ice cream. Yes I I must say that. [LAUGHTER] I like ice cream. Well thank you very much Doctor.
[speaker003:] [LAUGHTER] Eh, well there's a good ice cream shop there. Away you go then. Away you go them Jimmy.
[speaker002:] And I'll.
[speaker003:] Aye I'll. Okay?
[speaker002:] Thank you then.
[speaker003:] Look after yourself. Right Jim.
[speaker002:] Bye bye.
[speaker003:] Cheerio now. [recording ends]