Yeah I know, it's a two star-- two star hotel we're staying in.
Liam:
Luxury.
Interviewer:
You'll be-- you'll be on the beach.
Liam:
Yeah.
Scott:
Oh yeah.
Liam:
Pay for what you get at the end of the day.
Scott:
I'll-- I'll sleep on the beach, it's fine. Probably better than the place.
Liam:
Just don't sleep.
Scott:
I know, winna need to, I'll be partying and that.
Liam:
No, it'll be good, it's our first, kind of, holiday away from our, kind of, families
Scott:
Yeah. Mhm.
Liam:
so it'll be a good experience, I think. Looking forward to it.
Scott:
Be a-- it'll be a good laugh, especially with the lot of wis. Good laugh with the boys.
Older speakers
Edith:
Oh dear, oh I better keep awa' fae the-- no cards, no, no. One man in the hoose playing cards is plenty.
Rose:
It's hard. I never thought there was so much rules 'til it. But then the electrician that's working here just noo, he said to me the other day-- I says "okay, I'm awa' to my bridge, er, just, last oot, lock the door, put the key through the letterbox."
Edith:
Mhm.
Rose:
"Fitt you awa' til?" I says "I'm awa' to play bridge." "You're awa to play bridge? Godsake, up in Buckie it was just the doctor, the solicitors, the dentist,"
Edith:
Aye, at your age.
Rose:
"the accoontants, the lawyers, it was just them that played bridge."
Edith:
Oh it was just them that played--
Rose:
Bridge.
Edith:
Fitt-- aye.
Rose:
And I mean--
Edith:
Fa div you think you are, like?
Rose:
Fa div I think I am
Edith:
Aye.
Rose:
going awa' playing bridge? I says "you've to broaden your horizons once you get a bitie older."
