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@@barrycooper8640 I liked I was rather drunk too

It was my mam's tradition that too. It's party of getting in the Christmas spirit. Didn't you use to get an orange with a candle in with raisins round it

Its been an ongoing conflict for as long as I've been alive the west and the soviet union. It's different when you're old enough with kids to understand mens decisions and how they don't just affect policy but the families of troops and us back home in 'safety'.

I feel that Russia would continue it's annexation of other countries if left to its own devices. I think NATO will have been helping Ukraine below the surface forclonger than we think with espionage and intelligence. More so now than we know. There's been alot of empty threats from Russia with regards to the west getting involved which has meant the lines been continually crossed and a new one set. The question is when will the bear get sick of being poked.

I don't agree with Russia invading Ukraine but NATO has moved their border something like a 1000 miles towards Russia. We shouldn't be getting involved really our country's in terrible state

@@wangernumb8310 no gas certs done everyyear

@@Dr.Menendez it's hard but the right choice

@@wozcast yes indeed!

@@Irishdotie yeah then Dr fox would start talking over right at the wrong moment

@@nathanthomas2343 book me a ticket.

@@silky5366 your money goes straight from your mouth the theirs. And they don't appreciate it they laugh it's a big joke to them

@@Rayman100 it's why they want a cashless system

@@jamesleogue3938 yeah I'm not Keen on either to be honest. I mean who does the dirty on Tess Daly.

@@DreamwaveRecords. Is it DAB

I know exactly what he is. He won't cut benefits. That's not being a socialist. He taxes the rich and business to give to the poor.

@@wozcast ha ha that’s a very funny joke.

@@TheFlaneur-up1ft what's your prediction

@@wozcast I predict I riot.. oh hold on that’s already been and gone. Tbh, I suspect if they are still the same old labour they will rob everyone and not just the Rich. They have at least 5 years and maybe more unless an opposing side can muster a proper response. My prediction will be a lot of very miserable people young and old.

I have a metal sink so breakages as less likely but I suppose a ceramic sink you are probably gonna smash either pots or the sink if you're heavy handed but then it also spoils the look of a nice sink

Filthy underneath aswell aren't they. I don't think I'll have one again. We called it a washing up bowl i just couldn't remember what we called it

It's only when you've not had one you realise. I think it helps having a sink with the small bowl built in.

@@thatchap3016 I'm not saying we should fully conform to social pressures but if you are a product of your environment and as a parent it is your job to best prepare your children to cope with the outside world. School was brutal when I was a kid I suppose things are different now. But the point being I don't mind her doing that if she's of a free spirit mindset but at what point will she draw the line. If they want to do mushrooms at say 12yoor like I said want a pet tiger. Well that would be ridiculous. But where are the lines of ridiculous. It's something incididental but it just got me thinking how relaxed are people today and it kind of open pandoras box as it's seen as normal by peers 'well Tommy at school has this that and the other' It just got me questioning normality for kids today. I need to get up to speed quick. And maybes YT algorithm send it your way because you have an opinion and glad you shared it thanks.

I have a first gen iPod somewhere. I suppose you recognise tech as tangible object but is it. Or is it cloudy services and AI? Obviously speed and the processing power is constantly evolving but new tangible tech I feels not changed much 3d TVs, the metaverse, AI augmented reality. It's not caught on main stream. Even the robotaxi hasn't made it into production and how many people would use it if it did

I think people will get bored of AI as it's too obvious. And I hate interacting with computers. As in self service checkouts or call centres. I still think there's a big want for the human touch and creativity.

@@wozcast Definitely. There's nothing more depressing than hearing a raspy, crackly, flat AI voice over the phone.

​@@thatboredaroaceworse part of the whole AI revolution is it's not for the better is for more profit. They couldn't care less about the actual experience

What if trump gets in?

@@mildlydispleased3221 rhetorical question

Surely the hob nob is the ultimate tea dunker. To be honest the chocolate digestive is often over looked

What do you believe

Definitely and I like to keep the house renovatied to a good standard even if the tenants aren't bothered.

@@hanshoogendyk2203 I still work on cars and love them I took my balls and built three businesses and a property portfolio so I could work on cars when I wanted. I've build two bikes from scratch and have a classic car I've renovated and tuned. Nothing wrong with my balls.

@@uldisklimanis288 one of our properties is with an agent there's still things to sort and you can give them full reign to do repairs

@@Phatboino1 I do like 90s music. I actually like the music back over from the 90s too

@@wozcast you were correct on what you said that if you grew up with it you have a certain attachment, I've listened to music dating back to the 60s and I do have the odd favourites but the 90s certainly produced a heck of a lot more

@@davidmorgan6896 I think they were good when they were out but a good example of trying to explain an artist at the peak of their time to someone beyond that time period

@@wozcast I was in my thirties when Eminem and Dre peaked, I'm quite familiar with their situation. They stole other people's music and doubted nonsense over it.

@@davidmorgan6896 as do all artists I think that's probably the underlying factor as music has kind of all already been created the melodies etc. It's just recycled from a certain point onwards.

@@wozcast There's a massive difference between inspiration and the wholesale copying of someone else's work.

​@@davidmorgan6896 agreed it's very rare they improve on the original as well

@@idio-syncrasy did you ever see the break down of the song staying alive? Component by component. It's a masterpiece

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It's motivation to see a task to completion. The point I made was many people see them selves as above those people yet they don't try nearly as hard as they do. Addiction is the worse version of your self and it takes alot of motivation or a big enough why to stop. Again the point is to 'normal' people to wake up and get on with achieving things and stop looking down on others they think are below them

@@Munblechant I just been doing a video on stocks and I'd done this one three times I wasn't doing it again. Apologies

Well there's queen who I'd say are better than the Beatles but both are no longer formed bands. I was talking about currently still releasing music and performing. Not historically

@@andrewhood5539 I can only assume they get a better rate being so big which means they get charged less than the average small business. They can dictate so much being so big. But we pay because we don't have a choice so they could drop their prices but their main aim is profits. The bloke who set Asda up has died but he set the shops up for the people but his business motto has gone with him unfot

@@liztomlinson2146 it's cute and funny it's like a lucky dip. But it's still theft 😁

@@justinontube88 it was part of the build up to Christmas or a birthday. You'd make a list in order and with page numbers and prices.

@@nikki123007 untill Christmas when everyone is happy for everyone because everyone is off and getting gifts.

I think people don't think being rich takes hard work and they've been given everything. I've not got much today with newer generations but the couple of videos I've done on success or high class subjects have attracted alot of hate

@@fasih_rehman I feel it's a very British thing and other cultures don't seem to have it as bad

@@wozcast I'm was speaking from my own experience with trying to get a business funded in the UK. I will try and give some context. Americans are more risk adverse, British investors don't want to take big risks. It is endemic, in how we approach business - lots of negativity and 'oh that won't work' from the outset. I put that down to how the wealth was created in the first place or simply not taking a hit. If you look at British companies that have done well globally in the last 40 years there are only a handful of companies. All the other companies had to sell out to foreign interests to get to the global scale. British businesses plateau, I have seen competitors abroad take the same concept and run with it - even a year or two behind and take the lead. I am not just talking about tech companies - I have seen it with all types of businesses - but tech seems to suffer the most.

@@lukewainwright3212 the media were well into his private life before that. And it's people's thirst for blood that sells papers.