Barcelona's alright? It's no quite as good as Whitburn but it's alright.
Lewis:
but see, like, see-- see, like,
Interviewer:
Not up there.
Lewis:
well, with Magaluf and Ibiza and that, like, see the-- just the whole set up of the shops looks, just, shady.
Interviewer:
I hated Magaluf.
Lewis:
Same, I absolutely--
Interviewer:
It was the worst week of my life.
Lewis:
See all these folk saying "oh I can't wait to go back, wish I was back at--" Liars.
Older speakers
Gina:
So there's-- there a lot of lovely hooses along there now.
Gerry:
Aye
Gina:
Uhuh. Aye. But they've no got any drying greens. The hooses all-- all got let with the cooncil wi tumble dryers.
Gerry:
Right.
Gina:
They're nay--
Gerry:
Nay--
Gina:
There's parking, you can go roond the back, go in the school front gates
Gerry:
Aye.
Gina:
and you can go roond the back and there a parking area for the cars, nay garages
Gerry:
No.
Gina:
but there's parking areas. Eh nay-- nay room for a car-- your-- your clathes rope or anything like that
Gerry:
Right, right.
Gina:
but you've got tumble dryers. Aye.
Interviewer:
In my flat, cause I live in a flat, we don't have really, like, a proper garden or that and we don't have a tumble dryer. We just have to shove everything on the clothes horse, like, every time. It takes ages to dry.
Gerry:
Aye, it will dae.
Gina:
Aye, no, I like getting my clathes out the rope, right enough.
