Oct 3, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 11 segments
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Right.
So what are we talking about today?
Well, I think we've gone around the table a little bit, haven't we, about potential topics? Yes, we have.
And we've got a bit of doom and gloom.
We could go that way.
We could go a little bit about some regulation changes I think you wanted to go down.
Right.
Let's just start with this, yeah? I know this don't affect you, but it is full on a piss tank, yeah? £2 a litre for diesel.
Yeah, man.
And they're saying that they know that the, you know, the white man van, sorry, White van man?
White van
person.
Yeah, thank you.
Yeah, tradesperson, whatever.
They're really starting to struggle.
The construction industry naturally has a knock-on effect, doesn't it? Because people just can't afford to be driving around London.
It's £35... extra a week to get around now.
So, not just that.
And this is what people don't realise.
The knock-on effect goes on to your groceries.
It goes on to everything that you consume is now going to get a bit more expensive because everyone's got to pay an extra 50p a litre because of some nonsense going.
Now, we don't talk about religion or politics on this podcast because it's not really something that I want to do.
And I don't think...
And it's a lot like...
It's an unwinnable argument, arguing politics and religion, so I don't do it.
Right.
So what are we talking about today?
Well, I think we've gone around the table a little bit, haven't we, about potential topics? Yes, we have.
And we've got a bit of doom and gloom.
We could go that way.
We could go a little bit about some regulation changes I think you wanted to go down.
Right.
Let's just start with this, yeah? I know this don't affect you, but it is full on a piss tank, yeah? £2 a litre for diesel.
Yeah, man.
And they're saying that they know that the, you know, the white man van, sorry, White van man?
White van
person.
Yeah, thank you.
Yeah, tradesperson, whatever.
They're really starting to struggle.
The construction industry naturally has a knock-on effect, doesn't it? Because people just can't afford to be driving around London.
It's £35... extra a week to get around now.
So, not just that.
And this is what people don't realise.
The knock-on effect goes on to your groceries.
It goes on to everything that you consume is now going to get a bit more expensive because everyone's got to pay an extra 50p a litre because of some nonsense going.
Now, we don't talk about religion or politics on this podcast because it's not really something that I want to do.
And I don't think...
And it's a lot like...
It's an unwinnable argument, arguing politics and religion, so I don't do it.
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