I'm pretty sure it was for the 'It' movie, like, it makes sense if it was.
Interviewer:
Yeah.
Shannon:
What movie?
Bethany:
The-- you know 'It' movie, it's the one with the clown.
Shannon:
No.
Bethany:
Oh my God, it's, like, famous.
Interviewer:
It was just supposed to be, like--
Bethany:
It's like they're re-enact-- they're remaking it for next year and it's like-- it has a clown in it so I think this whole hype has been about that, like, it's all been like-- But then, people have, like, just joined in on it anyway.
Older speakers
Bertie:
I can remember, eh, eh, in Amsterdam, in the site we're in, we took a-- there was a couple of friends with us actually, they had their own caravan. And she went in this morning into the shop and she asked the-- the man if they had any broon breid.
Liz:
Broon breid.
Bertie:
And he said "I thought you said you were Scots?" She says "so I am." He says "well, you just spoke-- that's Dutch."
Liz:
Dutch as well.
Bertie:
If what she was wanting was brown bread and she said "broon bread-- broon breid". That's Dan-- that's Dutch.
Liz:
Mhm.
Bertie:
You see?
Interviewer:
Oh, I didn't know that.
Liz:
But it's also Scots. Mhm.
Bertie:
See it is-- the-- there's-- as a-- as I say, there's quite a lot of words actually that
Liz:
Just the same.
Bertie:
have come from eh, from-- not only-- well, from eh--
Liz:
Well we were invaded by them from the North into Scotland
