Vicky ClarkHost
So I thought, well, actually, I've been doing the Pet Accountant now since 2021, so five year-- and I tend to sit behind the camera because I don't like being on camera.

Um, but I've been doing the Pet Accountant for five years, and still people ask me what I do or whatever, and I just think maybe it's about time you guys got to know who was behind the Pet Accountant.

Um, so I'm just gonna let you in to a bit of insight around me and what I've been doing, where I've come from, et cetera.

I am originally from a shitty little town [chuckles] in the northeast called Ashington, which is a shithole.


My mother is still alive, still living in the northeast, and she was also in the police.

And, uh, I am currently 39 years old, 40 this year, and I started my life journey on the streets of Ashington, uh, as a normal child.

However, some people do say, "Oh, there's signs when you're a kid of what you're gonna do when you're older." You know, people dancing, singing, playing an instrument, whatever.

And I always knew even from a young age that I was gonna be a business owner or that was kind of where I was gonna head.

And you think, "Vicki, how the hell did you know that?" Well, I'm gonna tell you [chuckles] a couple of funny stories.

When I was younger, I was a little bit of a Del Boy Trotter, and I used to sell things and I used to do anything that I could make some money, and that's how I knew.

So one story is my brother is a couple years older than me and he's a monk, funnily enough.

And I thought, "Well, this is a nice wallet." [chuckles] And I kept it for a couple of days.

And then a few days later I said to him, "Johnny," that's his name, "do you want to buy this lovely wallet? It's...

So I thought, well, actually, I've been doing the Pet Accountant now since 2021, so five year-- and I tend to sit behind the camera because I don't like being on camera.

Um, but I've been doing the Pet Accountant for five years, and still people ask me what I do or whatever, and I just think maybe it's about time you guys got to know who was behind the Pet Accountant.

Um, so I'm just gonna let you in to a bit of insight around me and what I've been doing, where I've come from, et cetera.

I am originally from a shitty little town [chuckles] in the northeast called Ashington, which is a shithole.


My mother is still alive, still living in the northeast, and she was also in the police.

And, uh, I am currently 39 years old, 40 this year, and I started my life journey on the streets of Ashington, uh, as a normal child.

However, some people do say, "Oh, there's signs when you're a kid of what you're gonna do when you're older." You know, people dancing, singing, playing an instrument, whatever.

And I always knew even from a young age that I was gonna be a business owner or that was kind of where I was gonna head.

And you think, "Vicki, how the hell did you know that?" Well, I'm gonna tell you [chuckles] a couple of funny stories.

When I was younger, I was a little bit of a Del Boy Trotter, and I used to sell things and I used to do anything that I could make some money, and that's how I knew.

So one story is my brother is a couple years older than me and he's a monk, funnily enough.

And I thought, "Well, this is a nice wallet." [chuckles] And I kept it for a couple of days.

And then a few days later I said to him, "Johnny," that's his name, "do you want to buy this lovely wallet? It's...
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