Domina, yeah.

And so anyway, I got fired from that.

One of the guys who worked at the school said, oh, it looks like you're getting fired.

It's because I had a big argument with the boss, a very loud vocal argument over recess.

Everyone heard it.

It was bad.

I was a bit of a dick.

At what point did 660 become less of a band and more of a business? Was there a sort of turning point that you remember where you were like, oh, this is big time, we've got to treat this a bit more seriously?

Sir Dave Dobbin.

Yeah.

Do things have to get physical around here? Am I going to have to beat up Dave? Well, I hope you don't.

No, I never would.

I never would.

He's a lovely man.

But Dave, this is...

Please tell the people why they should vote for 660 to be the unofficial national anthem.

(laughs)

Yeah, I, although I did have one day that I would describe as the perfect traveling day, which was the first day of the promotion season on the Bialsta.

So, it was half 12 against Nottingham Forest, first home game it was, and I got the 6:30 flight that morning, got into Leeds for about 10:00, went to the match, got the flight home, and I was in the Pavilion Bar on the Ormeau Road-

Y- are we seeing young fans coming through as well? Is it getting passed down?

Well, I don't see too many young fans.

The last time I met a young Leeds fan was I was at a, a Cliftonville match and Leeds were playing Rotherham that day.

And I think they'd just gone three-nil up.

I turned to my mate and was like, "Oh, Leeds are winning three-nil," and a wee kid about ten in front of me was like, "Leeds are playing ...