@@riririd He sits at a desk in an apartment building, it's bare minimum you know what the floors contain. It's a 10 minute walk around or a glance at a building plan to figure that out, I could do it, I don't even work there.
brighton genuinely looks beautiful, i bet the people there have a way different demeanor than most of the londoners, what a nice vibe change for a vid!
Lived and grew up in Brighton and trust me , it’s a shithole, like most of the uk, it’s probably a little better than other cities but it’s still a shithole
My cousins live in hove the better part of the city. Brighton and hove is like most citys in the uk you got the youth thinking they are cool acting like gangsters but in general the city has alot of friendly people aswell the parks and beach always have people riding cycling bikes enjoying the day
Just started watching you. It’s very refreshing and relaxing lol. Idk why. I’m in the USA. But love watching Stuff from the UK, the buildings and surrounding areas just cool. It’s on my bucket list to visit one day.
If you work in a building, you should know about it. It’s literally your job to give info and send people in the right direction. Wowza. I enjoy seeing what restaurants are in different places. There’s a Wagamama in NYC and I recognized the name from your videos.
Used to live in Brighton AND South London so always enjoy your content. I can tell you that a section of The Droveway is the steepest hill in Brighton but the one you went up (Albion Hill) and the one you came back down on the other side (Southover Street) are pretty close.
If you do Bristol at some point, you might get to enjoy cycling up Vale Street, one of the steepest residential roads in the country! Looking forward to Bath as well.
It's been a while since I last watched your videos, as I've been busy. But I'm instantly back with how calm and relaxing your videos make me feel. So thanks again LondonEats!
Cool to see Brighton! I’m from Germany and we went to the UK for a school trip back in 2014. A part of it was visiting Brighton. The beach was so empty, felt like a call of duty zombies map lol. Also we had the feeling Brighton is just a big village until we noticed we went walking into the wrong direction for more than an hour. Good times 😂
Horrid concierge. Man, I felt my stomach turn at his bad manners. I think he took your approach all wrong. Maybe a "please" on your part, but that rude and obnoxious concierge needs a new job. Enjoy all your videos.
Your slick presentation and original style are matched only by your motivation. As an ex resident of the UK's self proclaimed coastal capital, I can confirm that Albion Hill is indeed the steepest climb In Brighton with a "through way" , whilst its northern neighbour, South Over Street, remains a reasonably close second...and Richmond Street - one corner closer to the coast - about equal, but also half as long. Whitehawk Hill Road, which spurs right off Upper Abby Road alongside the Sussex Hospital's towering Millennium Wing has an identical average gradient to Albion's horrific "domed summit" and runs for fractionally longer at this angle, but it joins a gated trail at the crest...and I believe (like Hove's dreaded Drove!) may be a one way street downloads, thereby rendering it ineligible for categorizing on legal grounds! All four are official members of a notorious family of "quad-busters" known as the Kemptown Killers, which are frequently used for "hill reps" by training cyclists and clinically certified Gymphobics . The also includes Freshfield Road (which joins Edward Street to Manor Hill) Wilson Avenue (a lengthy haul commencing at Brighton's Marina Village - but "easy meters" with "elemental EPO from a gale force South Wind! Elm Grove (longest of all but less steep), Bear Road (Elm's grizzly bed fellow, narrower, nosier and treacherous during busy hours...not to mention an absolute beast for the final half kilometre, and Hartington Road, deceptively long and, like Southover, made more difficult by numerous speed bumps . This topographical fraternity of highly "KOMBustable" ascents seems to spawn new siblings every year, especially since the era that advanced SatNav technology became commonplace within popular Smartphones Apps and everybody began using activity tracking platforms either to keep fit or transport grass fed beef patties in lightly toasted brioche buns, sustainably skinny "Parisian" fries and batter basted balls off free range chicken mince from branches of McDonalds to ravenous clients...too busy to carry out self-service takeaways! 😉😉
One thing you learn when parking on a hill is, point your front wheels so the downhill-facing end is turned towards the curb. That way, if your parking brake fails, your car doesn’t roll straight down! Folks with automatic transmissions put them into Park (which engages a lock in the transmission), and folks with manual cars put theirs into gear (so the drag of the engine resists rolling).
London Eats has attitude ? Yeah right ! Why has he got nearly 240K subscribers then ? One of the best YT Channels out there, London Eats is the sort of guy you can go down the pub with and enjoy many beers with him, real down to earth, cool guy, honest, shows the good and bad side of the job, that is why myself and partner enjoy this channel. London Eats comes across and I am sure is a real genuine, lovely guy who anyone can get along with ! So yeah Concierge dude get stuffed, from myself and fella !
With that attitude of yours I will just have to keep watching your channel! 😂 Good stuff, mate! I also loved your collab with Electro heads, it's super cool to see your favourite 'Tubers team up and make magic.
Im from Eastbourne and im going Brighton on sunday for a dayout with my brothers my parents and my dads American cousin's from new york city. It is great your doing a video in my local vibrant city Brighton and hove. Pls do a video in the town im from eastbourne eventually.
Have to say, this is the 5th video I've watched of yours and they're highly addictive. Great work on the edits, content, change of pace, various uses of the features within the cameras. Very very entertaining.
Good day I think that you should do more of Brighton delivery because the atmosphere is real nice and I seen that you are more relaxed when you are out there and next time please bring your chargers because you don’t won’t to be with out it London eats And by the way I’m from NYC ❤
As an avid Deliveroo user (900+ orders) living in Brighton, it's nice to see the POV of a Roo driver delivering food in my city of residence. 😎👍 PS: You've actually passed by my house several times, by the looks of it. 😄
Good episode. Nice to go new places. Lots of tips. Generally nice people. The concierge needs to read his job description, what a knob. One of the towns in Kent where I am from. Massive hills. People used to leave bricks outside their houses. Park up, jump out and wedge it under the wheel. Imagine that today with the current generation. They would all be picked up and put through someone's window. Better times.
Shows how many of these videos I've watched now, when I hear you read out an order I'm already thinking "I hope they haven't packed the cold drinks in with the hot food" 😆
There are multiple reasons why I want you and Pompey bites to do the final challenge up in Bristol. 1) neither of you have delivered here I don't think 2) easy for you both to get to 3) it's fit for a challenge, bristol has hills 😛 4) you could potentially do a promo / collab with ecomove Bristol that you mentioned
Hi from Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. Your content is Alway changing, and I like that and look forward to your posts. Keep it up. "Yes! That guy at the desk is a Nob. You're a Good Man!
Wouldn't it have been nice if the guy who was getting paid to do a job, actually bothered to know what was on which floor so he could actually do the job. I have to admire your restraint, I couldn't have done it.. Great video..
See you have an extra set of lights on your handlebars. Just curious what you use them for when you have a built-in light. Also wonder why you don’t take it off when you go into stores I’d worry about theft in London. Great video as always, love them
Totally miss Brighton, especially in summer. Used to more or less live in that Hilton on the seafront while I was doing IT Consultency work on the south coast around 2010. It was the Metropole back then. I always wondered what that little shop thing beside Sussex Heights (the attached apartment block) was, seems abandoned now. Preston Street had some good eats. Casalingo I think is still around, superb italian. Burger King on North Street had the most efficient fast food worker I ever encountered, he looked like an android with the fast forward button on. Hope hes moved on to better things. I will have a seafront summer apartment there when I make it big in Hollywood.
I will keep saying whenever you go travelling. You have to go to some of the big uni towns/cities like Cambridge or Oxford. Students are always getting takeaways
Would love to see you deliver in Southampton. I live in Australia now, but was brought up there and still have family there. Just enjoy watching the scenery when you ride in all these great places.
If you think the Hanover hills are bad you should go check out Bear Road the next time you're down, the incline is mad and it goes on forever. There's also one called The Drove which is insane, short but definitely the steepest in the city - it's one way and barely wide enough to fit a car down, doesn't feel like you should be driving on it.
Telling someone they have an attitude with that tone of voice is total bait... what a see you next Tuesday lol. Also loving to see those tips in Brighton!
I always try to lock the rear frame stays (if that's the right term!) through the back wheel to the bike stand if possible. That way if they cut the bike stand they still have to carry the bike rather than ride it away. It's important to include the stays rather than just going through the wheel and spokes as they can cut spokes or even unscrew them.
I was a cycle courier 30 years ago in London for about a year. It was £2.50 a job and it seems rates haven't gone up too much in that time. No assisted bike and no tips as it was businesses we delivered to but I loved the job and getting out and about. Bike had virtually no brakes and I got through a pair of trainers every couple of weeks as they were the things that stopped me at traffic lights. Thank god I survived so I could write this dull post.
You had to put the bike into regen mode and let it slow you down to recover some of the extra energy spent climbing. Riding fast down the hill, you traded that energy for the speed :)
I love watching your videos as I am from The US. It allows me to understand how the different cities and towns are laid out. Also to learn about about various laws there. also the one dude you asked what floor did you need to go to accused you of having an attitude was dead wrong. Cheers
I woke in the Deliveroo Hop for Morrisons at the other side of the Brighton (Hove) and we are super busy compared to that first one you went to. Talking average 450-500 deliveries a day
Another great video! Please come to Norwich, only 2 hours on the train. Busy city but everything is quite packed together and one of the flattest cities in the UK so you wont need to worry as much about your battery!
Deliver in Tamworth (town nearby Birminghan). We get probably half the delivery drivers come from Bham, couple them saying it's better in Tamworth. Think they might be escaping the chaotic and busy streets, probably similar difference you finding between Brighton and London. Anyway would love to see you do a video delivering in Tamworth.
At least we know now that if an ebike time machine is ever invented, and you need to get it up to 88mph, there's riding down that hill in Brighton to make it possible.
lol what a bell that concierge was, shame so many other people in brighton are so friendly!
I’m so happy I’ve only got to see him on that one occasion, imagine being a resident there!
What is he doing being a concierge if he doesn't even know his own building
@@akhilesh5027 rule number one of the concierge bible - learn your building 😂 maybe that’s the book he was reading but skipped the first page
@@LondonEats he thought the book had an attitude so he stopped reading it
He was a total bellend. Not worth getting into it with people like that though, just laugh it off and be glad you don’t hate your job like he does.
"I don't work here, don't ask me anything,, I'm just chilling on a chair...and don't laugh at me" That guy is loving life.
He's wringing every drop of joy from it that's for sure! 😂
If anyone wants to avoid that place with the rude security guard its Sussex Heights in Brighton.
@@auwz66 Thank you, I make a habit of hanging out in apartment building lobbies but will be sure to avoid that one.
The guy sitting in that reception is a character 😂😂
Are you laughing at him?
Please don't laugh at him.
not all employee know everything about his job. its ok, no one make mistake here.
@@riririd He sits at a desk in an apartment building, it's bare minimum you know what the floors contain. It's a 10 minute walk around or a glance at a building plan to figure that out, I could do it, I don't even work there.
You spelt character wrong - it's spelt......P R I C K
That concierge was... ridiculous! Good on you for powering through, and thanks for always taking us on along.
As someone who has only ever delivered in south East London and Brighton, I didn't think this channel could get even more nostalgic for me
Brighton born & bred, we're a friendly bunch... clearly that concierge was not from Brighton and had a clear attitude. Absolute wopper he is!
10 quid tip insane generosity!
Whadup peeps.
Such a hard working nice guy, always keeps himself positive, working class power!
brighton genuinely looks beautiful, i bet the people there have a way different demeanor than most of the londoners, what a nice vibe change for a vid!
@@Ncustomx haha nope a lot of people over here are wannabe gangsters, some can be nice
It’s friendly and open place but I think it’s got shabby and gone downhill.
Lived and grew up in Brighton and trust me , it’s a shithole, like most of the uk, it’s probably a little better than other cities but it’s still a shithole
My cousins live in hove the better part of the city. Brighton and hove is like most citys in the uk you got the youth thinking they are cool acting like gangsters but in general the city has alot of friendly people aswell the parks and beach always have people riding cycling bikes enjoying the day
@@georgemulford2910the problems are mainly in Brighton in hove its not as bad
Just started watching you. It’s very refreshing and relaxing lol. Idk why. I’m in the USA. But love watching Stuff from the UK, the buildings and surrounding areas just cool. It’s on my bucket list to visit one day.
Geez that concierge at the hotel was a total bell, respect for staying cool
If you work in a building, you should know about it. It’s literally your job to give info and send people in the right direction. Wowza.
I enjoy seeing what restaurants are in different places. There’s a Wagamama in NYC and I recognized the name from your videos.
Used to live in Brighton AND South London so always enjoy your content. I can tell you that a section of The Droveway is the steepest hill in Brighton but the one you went up (Albion Hill) and the one you came back down on the other side (Southover Street) are pretty close.
The Drove is fucked
@@lastavros fr
It's a GLORIOUS place in the summer
If you do Bristol at some point, you might get to enjoy cycling up Vale Street, one of the steepest residential roads in the country! Looking forward to Bath as well.
It's been a while since I last watched your videos, as I've been busy. But I'm instantly back with how calm and relaxing your videos make me feel. So thanks again LondonEats!
Cool to see Brighton! I’m from Germany and we went to the UK for a school trip back in 2014. A part of it was visiting Brighton. The beach was so empty, felt like a call of duty zombies map lol. Also we had the feeling Brighton is just a big village until we noticed we went walking into the wrong direction for more than an hour. Good times 😂
well it was orignally a village but now not so much :D
Horrid concierge. Man, I felt my stomach turn at his bad manners. I think he took your approach all wrong. Maybe a "please" on your part, but that rude and obnoxious concierge needs a new job. Enjoy all your videos.
i really admire your enthusiasm and spirit man. u dont let anything get u down. keep up with the gigs my guy. people need u haha
I tip every delivery… never had a “thank you.” Good job mate.
Which app do you use for ordering?
@@zoomoguy Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat.
LET’S GOOOOO!!!
Edit…. That desk guy at the hotel was a total twat
correct
The ‘I do not know’ but don’t bother to find out attitude..😂
Your slick presentation and original style are matched only by your motivation. As an ex resident of the UK's self proclaimed coastal capital, I can confirm that Albion Hill is indeed the steepest climb In Brighton with a "through way" , whilst its northern neighbour, South Over Street, remains a reasonably close second...and Richmond Street - one corner closer to the coast - about equal, but also half as long.
Whitehawk Hill Road, which spurs right off Upper Abby Road alongside the Sussex Hospital's towering Millennium Wing has an identical average gradient to Albion's horrific "domed summit" and runs for fractionally longer at this angle, but it joins a gated trail at the crest...and I believe (like Hove's dreaded Drove!) may be a one way street downloads, thereby rendering it ineligible for categorizing on legal grounds!
All four are official members of a notorious family of "quad-busters" known as the Kemptown Killers, which are frequently used for "hill reps" by training cyclists and clinically certified Gymphobics . The also includes Freshfield Road (which joins Edward Street to Manor Hill) Wilson Avenue (a lengthy haul commencing at Brighton's Marina Village - but "easy meters" with "elemental EPO from a gale force South Wind!
Elm Grove (longest of all but less steep), Bear Road (Elm's grizzly bed fellow, narrower, nosier and treacherous during busy hours...not to mention an absolute beast for the final half kilometre, and Hartington Road, deceptively long and, like Southover, made more difficult by numerous speed bumps .
This topographical fraternity of highly "KOMBustable" ascents seems to spawn new siblings every year, especially since the era that advanced SatNav technology became commonplace within popular Smartphones Apps and everybody began using activity tracking platforms either to keep fit or transport grass fed beef patties in lightly toasted brioche buns, sustainably skinny "Parisian" fries and batter basted balls off free range chicken mince from branches of McDonalds to ravenous clients...too busy to carry out self-service takeaways! 😉😉
You know that concierge was talking to the lady leaning on his desk about the 11A delivery drama... you did great, man! 🍻
23:51 that guy is having a good day 😂😂
Nice to see that you enjoyed delivering in Brighton
Love it when London Eats is in my town. Love you man.
I found your channel bc of the Brighton video last year and have been watching ever since😊Full circle moment🤠
One thing you learn when parking on a hill is, point your front wheels so the downhill-facing end is turned towards the curb. That way, if your parking brake fails, your car doesn’t roll straight down! Folks with automatic transmissions put them into Park (which engages a lock in the transmission), and folks with manual cars put theirs into gear (so the drag of the engine resists rolling).
also leave it in gear yeah i live in Brighton
London Eats has attitude ? Yeah right ! Why has he got nearly 240K subscribers then ? One of the best YT Channels out there, London Eats is the sort of guy you can go down the pub with and enjoy many beers with him, real down to earth, cool guy, honest, shows the good and bad side of the job, that is why myself and partner enjoy this channel. London Eats comes across and I am sure is a real genuine, lovely guy who anyone can get along with ! So yeah Concierge dude get stuffed, from myself and fella !
Great positivity and thanks for being polite, even to that concierge giving you unnecessary stick! 👍
With that attitude of yours I will just have to keep watching your channel! 😂 Good stuff, mate! I also loved your collab with Electro heads, it's super cool to see your favourite 'Tubers team up and make magic.
Im from Eastbourne and im going Brighton on sunday for a dayout with my brothers my parents and my dads American cousin's from new york city. It is great your doing a video in my local vibrant city Brighton and hove. Pls do a video in the town im from eastbourne eventually.
Have to say, this is the 5th video I've watched of yours and they're highly addictive. Great work on the edits, content, change of pace, various uses of the features within the cameras. Very very entertaining.
love your brighton videos ! keep em coming hahah
Love these videos, genuinely get excited with every new upload 💫
Good day I think that you should do more of Brighton delivery because the atmosphere is real nice and I seen that you are more relaxed when you are out there and next time please bring your chargers because you don’t won’t to be with out it London eats
And by the way I’m from NYC ❤
Mate, sunsets pop off like like that all summer/autumn in Brighton 😍
As an avid Deliveroo user (900+ orders) living in Brighton, it's nice to see the POV of a Roo driver delivering food in my city of residence. 😎👍
PS: You've actually passed by my house several times, by the looks of it. 😄
He should try to deliver in Edinburgh, the places with stone buildings are really nice and imagine delivering to one of those.
Good episode. Nice to go new places. Lots of tips. Generally nice people. The concierge needs to read his job description, what a knob. One of the towns in Kent where I am from. Massive hills. People used to leave bricks outside their houses. Park up, jump out and wedge it under the wheel. Imagine that today with the current generation. They would all be picked up and put through someone's window. Better times.
Shows how many of these videos I've watched now, when I hear you read out an order I'm already thinking "I hope they haven't packed the cold drinks in with the hot food" 😆
There are multiple reasons why I want you and Pompey bites to do the final challenge up in Bristol. 1) neither of you have delivered here I don't think 2) easy for you both to get to 3) it's fit for a challenge, bristol has hills 😛 4) you could potentially do a promo / collab with ecomove Bristol that you mentioned
Do you reckon he accidentally hit the zero when he made the £10 tip? 😂🤣
14:19 Seven Dials is one of the nicest areas in Brighton. I wouldn't be surprised by the tip
Welcome to brighton.. Mylo. Hope you enjoy the vibe x
as a Brightonian its great to see you delivering in places I actually know where you are haha keep up the good work man!
i live and grew up in Brighton and your satnav takes you the long way to all these places. southover street is probably the steepest hill.
Hi from Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. Your content is Alway changing, and I like that and look forward to your posts. Keep it up.
"Yes! That guy at the desk is a Nob. You're a Good Man!
I've often wondered why there is a 'thumbs down' button for this channel? I can't imagine anyone using it. Another great video! TY London Eats!
I was patiently waiting for London eats to drop another video 🎉🎉 cheers to London eats🤩🎉🎉🎉
Wouldn't it have been nice if the guy who was getting paid to do a job, actually bothered to know what was on which floor so he could actually do the job. I have to admire your restraint, I couldn't have done it.. Great video..
So beautiful in Brighton, looks very relaxing and those colorful houses
Well done Brighton! Well, apart from one.. Loved how you didn't engage with the negativity. A good lesson to us all! Subscribed :)
I love your Brighton videos, whenever I order food I low-key hope you deliver it lol. Looking forward to seeing Kingston upon Thames next!!!
See you have an extra set of lights on your handlebars. Just curious what you use them for when you have a built-in light. Also wonder why you don’t take it off when you go into stores I’d worry about theft in London.
Great video as always, love them
First time seeing Brighton and it’s beautiful!!
Thanks for your job and your videos mate!!
Need to do Cambridge mate. Zero hills and mad student population so should be a good shift. 45 min train from Kings Cross.
Totally miss Brighton, especially in summer. Used to more or less live in that Hilton on the seafront while I was doing IT Consultency work on the south coast around 2010. It was the Metropole back then. I always wondered what that little shop thing beside Sussex Heights (the attached apartment block) was, seems abandoned now. Preston Street had some good eats. Casalingo I think is still around, superb italian. Burger King on North Street had the most efficient fast food worker I ever encountered, he looked like an android with the fast forward button on. Hope hes moved on to better things. I will have a seafront summer apartment there when I make it big in Hollywood.
I will keep saying whenever you go travelling. You have to go to some of the big uni towns/cities like Cambridge or Oxford. Students are always getting takeaways
Would love to see you deliver in Southampton. I live in Australia now, but was brought up there and still have family there. Just enjoy watching the scenery when you ride in all these great places.
quality as always ! always great to get a new notification , comp entered !
moved out of brighton recently and missing it, this was lovely to watch
If you think the Hanover hills are bad you should go check out Bear Road the next time you're down, the incline is mad and it goes on forever. There's also one called The Drove which is insane, short but definitely the steepest in the city - it's one way and barely wide enough to fit a car down, doesn't feel like you should be driving on it.
Telling someone they have an attitude with that tone of voice is total bait... what a see you next Tuesday lol. Also loving to see those tips in Brighton!
Love this Brighton episode 💚 enjoy the change of scene, some good tippers here. You should try an Essex or Kent delivery episode. Love the content 🎉
I always try to lock the rear frame stays (if that's the right term!) through the back wheel to the bike stand if possible. That way if they cut the bike stand they still have to carry the bike rather than ride it away. It's important to include the stays rather than just going through the wheel and spokes as they can cut spokes or even unscrew them.
I can't imagine driving a bus down that hill!
Buses go down steeper hills than that in Brighton
Great video! I’d love to see you come deliver food in Norwich. 👍
Absolutely uncalled for that man
I was a cycle courier 30 years ago in London for about a year. It was £2.50 a job and it seems rates haven't gone up too much in that time. No assisted bike and no tips as it was businesses we delivered to but I loved the job and getting out and about. Bike had virtually no brakes and I got through a pair of trainers every couple of weeks as they were the things that stopped me at traffic lights. Thank god I survived so I could write this dull post.
Be good to see the content of you getting on the train, Ive always fancied taking the bike on the train
If you like hills I’d suggest trying the Isle of Wight
You had to put the bike into regen mode and let it slow you down to recover some of the extra energy spent climbing. Riding fast down the hill, you traded that energy for the speed :)
Early squad here! Lovely to see another video!
I love watching your videos as I am from The US. It allows me to understand how the different cities and towns are laid out. Also to learn about about various laws there. also the one dude you asked what floor did you need to go to accused you of having an attitude was dead wrong. Cheers
nice video mate, brighton is my hometown, love what you're doing, stay safe on the roads
Come over to Bristol for some deliveries! Would be amazing to see you deliver here, so much variety, and great city ❤
Switchdisco played at the I360. Looked very cool
I woke in the Deliveroo Hop for Morrisons at the other side of the Brighton (Hove) and we are super busy compared to that first one you went to. Talking average 450-500 deliveries a day
A move could be in order "BrightonEats" plus they all open the door fully there compared to London. lol! Attitude we'll say it for you WHAT A PRATT.
Took those hills like a champ I know you got a workout in great episode.
You literally can get up the steppest hills on these without breaking a sweat. It's cadence sensor.
Ahh my home town, I’m in Brighton, glad you enjoyed it there ❤
I tip a delivery driver today 5.00 and did not get a thank you again you are awesome
Awwww, i love Brighton!! Such a cool place, love the whole vibe❤
Another great video! Please come to Norwich, only 2 hours on the train. Busy city but everything is quite packed together and one of the flattest cities in the UK so you wont need to worry as much about your battery!
That concierge was a proper sausage, well done for not rising further 😂
I don't have that in me, I'd have escalated it and regretted it after.
I’d like to see you deliver in Bristol! Keep up the great vids thanks man
You should try deliveries in Gravesend or Medway areas like Strood/Rochester or Chatham/Gillingham Area - Both areas can be pretty busy on weekends.
Bear road is diabolical 😂
Remember cycling up and down those hills on my push bike a few years ago when I used to do Deliveroo and UberEats 😅
I live at the top of that steep hill, it’s good exercise! You get used to it.
wow just got here now for the w/e, I'll look out for you!
edit, oh wait, watched the video, you're back already!
Wow that wasn't attitude at all. You were really pleasantly mannered to him. He must have been deaf.
What's up peeps London Eats you said about the NIU to Brighton #ITSKICKINGOFFMATE
Deliver in Tamworth (town nearby Birminghan). We get probably half the delivery drivers come from Bham, couple them saying it's better in Tamworth. Think they might be escaping the chaotic and busy streets, probably similar difference you finding between Brighton and London. Anyway would love to see you do a video delivering in Tamworth.
Love your Brighton videos, good vibes!
Just ordered my energy starter bundle. Cheers for the discount
At least we know now that if an ebike time machine is ever invented, and you need to get it up to 88mph, there's riding down that hill in Brighton to make it possible.