Wirral

So, yeah, that's the way I sort of look at it.

You know, I think that Tony Wirral, y- you know, he turns out to be, you know, he's meant to be onside and part of the family and part of the furniture, but unfortunately it [laughs] turns out he's got his own ulterior motives and he's, he wants that 35,000 for himself.

He does.

Now, you know, this is a big reveal, so if you haven't watched Jackpot yet, stop, stop the podcast, go watch it, and come back.

'Cause we're presuming these were out 50 years ago, you've watched it.

But, uh, you know, turn off, come back when you've watched it if you haven't, uh, seen the twist.

So yeah, obviously Wirral takes the money and scarpers, and the money is meant for Sheba, which I, struck me as an odd name, that.

Maybe it's where I grew up.