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London, a city where every corner tells a story. From its historic landmarks to its vibrant neighbourhoods, this is a place we used to call home. Growing up here, adventure was always at our fingertips. It's a city where you can experience the world without leaving its borders. With a population of 65 million, London is a melting pot of cultures and cuisines. It's a place where you can taste flavours from every corner of the globe. And now it's time for a new adventure. Our kids are experiencing London for the first time and they're eager to see what this city has in store for them. Join us as we set out in search of a family adventure in London. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, we're ready to discover it all. So grab your passports and come along for the ride. Hey guys. Hello. Right, so we are in London. In London. I mean, there's only adventure in London? Well, let's go find out. First, before I just put this around my hand. We're just here at the store. Yeah. Cornfield Bakers, I think it is. And we're just going to grab a patty and show you guys, I guess, a traditional Caribbean... Jamaican patty. Jamaican, yeah. And Cornfield's is a really, really good outlet to get your Caribbean food from. What's unique about them, they make all their food in-house. Yeah. Breads, all that kind of stuff. Yeah. But anyway, let's go and have a look. And also, also, the kids have never tried it. No. They've never actually, they've never actually walked around in London before. No, we haven't. So this is all a first. Can we get a chicken? One chicken. What do you want, beef? Do you want chicken? Don't you normally get beef or lamb? One lamb and one beef, please. So one chicken. Yeah, one lamb and one beef. And one beef. Yeah. That's all the patties? Three patties? Yes, please. Yeah. You sure? Yeah. They've got planes, they've got everything here. What's that fish there, is that snapper? Is that snapper fish? Yeah. Yeah, snapper. See, I know what they are. No, he doesn't. He had to ask. I said, is that snapper? So technically, I thought I'd, uh, whatever. So you've got breads and all that stuff up there as well. Wow. That bread there is called hard dough bread. Not hard dough, as in hard dough. The hard dough. Hard dough bread. And what's that over there? Which one? That's boula. Which one, the bottom one? That's boula cake. And above it is bun, which you have cheese with. I'm just waiting for the patty now. And as I said, this is the first time the kids have come into this store. Now, of course, this is not an adventure, but it is still food that we need to start the adventure. So how long have you guys been here? A long, long time. Wow, okay. Is it your store? Oh, okay. Anything else? No, I think that's it, right? 5.40, please. Have I got money? Yeah. You've always got the money. What if I could pay Lev, Stinky or Bart? Is it 5.40? Thank you. Thank you very much, yes. Hello, are you all right? Thank you very much. Oh, and also, I've got one question for you. Is there any adventure in Thornton Heath? Not really. Oh, right. Where would you say I need to go to find adventure? Okay, all right. We go there then. Okay. All right, thank you. All right, thank you very much. Bye, you too, bye. Bye. Right, so we've been told there's no adventure in Thornton Heath. So that's a straight no. So where are we going? We're off to Croydon, but let's go. I'll tell you what, if we go for a night time walk, would it be dangerous or an adventure? I don't know, I think it might be both. Right, let's go for a walk up the high street, I think. Let's just go and see anyway. And then eat our patties and then head over maybe to Croydon, like the guy said. All right. Yeah. Right, so this is Patty, guys. You guys okay? Yeah? No, it's okay, I'm good. Yeah, so. Yeah, it's a lot more like a melting pot, isn't it? Exotic. Asian influence, especially South London. Yeah. Asian, there's Caribbean influences. Yeah. And lots of others. You can pretty much find anything on this road. In London, in Croydon even, you know, you can pretty much find anything that you'll find. If you enter it, you can find bushmeat. Yeah. In London, you clearly see nice cars with steering locks on them. Last time I had steering lock on my car was a long time ago, but clearly there's something going on now. With cars, so everyone's locking their cars up now. That freedom bit's gone where we had, we was lucky. I think that's the thing as well, London is not very free anymore. Nah. In terms of being able to go, come and go as you feel, and, you know, just enjoy it as we used to when we were younger. Yeah. It's not that anymore. Yeah. So the fun is kind of gone. Yeah, it's just. Especially in Thornton Heath and Croydon, I think. It's almost controlled, isn't it? Yeah. Not in the pocket. Is that you? That's right, that's right. So we can actually find something in London. It wasn't an adventure, but we found some money. Oh my God. Morrie, show. Morrie just found £10. Oh, I can get another bikini. All right. Okay. Right. I just saw a bar of gold down there in a puddle. This is London. Oh my God. So there you go, guys. That's what I did to get out. So you get out, you may find something a bit more than a pot of gold. Probably, well, not as much as a pot of gold, but you'll find some money or opportunities to have some fun. You're right. So I'm not really paid to park here, but the lift doesn't work. And again, look at the state of that. Anyway, enough of the ranting. Let's go. We're in Croydon and we are about to head towards the main high street, I guess, to see what's good down that way. Wow, look how much has built up. I know. It's changed a lot over the years, hasn't it? Imagine these guys have never been here. I remember when I was younger. I had a bank out of them. The one that's still open. Yeah, in Sheffield. In Sheffield. I had money in there though, but I've not been since. I had a bank out of them and not even been back since years ago. I didn't close it even. I'm sure there's money in there. So I need to go and see them one day and see if they remember me. So we are approaching the start of Croydon High Street. I've not been there for years. I think everything's changed. It's gotten a little bit more cosmopolitan. But our main purpose is to see whether there's any adventure in London. And we're starting with here. Actually, we started with Thornton Heath. This is the second place. The guy in the shop said come down to Croydon. Yeah, it's only five minutes away. Which is in Croydon. I've not been down there for at least 25 years. And another thing is in Croydon, they have got trams. So you can get the trams pretty much all over Croydon. Which is actually a cool feature. Right, so this is it. Where's High Street? Down there. Down there, right, okay. Oh, you don't remember? I can't remember. Yeah, I think they've come down. Oh, did they come up as well? I think they go there. I noticed something. There's lots of electronic shops everywhere. It's almost like in Singapore. Like electronic shops are everywhere at the moment. You guys can't be here. Another electronic shop. There's loads. Right, it's starting to rain. And we don't have a jacket. And we don't have hoods. And we don't have an umbrella. I've got a jacket, but no hoods. I left it. We're just approaching Surrey Street Market now. Not been down there for years. We're going to go down there to see if there's anything fun to do. It's starting to rain. I've got glasses on. It's not going to work. But, you know, let's go see what's good. Oh, dog foot is a bit gross. Surrey Street Market in Croydon, South London, dates back to the 13th century, making it one of London's oldest markets. Originally a farmer's market, it evolved into a bustling hub offering various goods. Despite challenges, including economic shifts, it remains a vibrant part of the community, known for fresh produce and diverse stalls, reflecting its historic charm whilst adapting to modern times. Look at that natural stuff there. That natural, so good salt. Just coming. Good afternoon. Ah, just looking. You okay, guys? Yeah, just having a look. This is the moisturizer that I did. Oh, you make them yourself? Yeah. Oh, fantastic. You want to try a little bit too? Turmeric as well. How much is this? I do. What are you all learning? Okay, homemade soap. It's really good. Are you every day? Every other day? Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays. Oh, Sundays as well, brilliant, yeah. We're just showing people what's here to come and buy. So, yeah, you guys, you've got a gentleman, he makes soap. You make the soaps as well? It's all natural stuff. And don't forget me, I do all the natural stuff. Yep. You've got to avoid using all the stuff that's got chemicals in it, and this stuff is all natural, which is good. So it's worth looking at. Your health is your wealth, they say. I don't know. Yeah, no, but we need to encourage people to use cash. We need to, you know, it's important, it's important. So we've got Castro there, which is very good. Do any of the soaps have any perfume in them? Or they do? Most of them are essential oils, so it's really good. The watermelon, but it's a natural... The scent? Yeah, but it's a perfume. I prefer one without, like, just natural, plain, cleanest one. With no smell? Yeah. Probably the African soap. The black soap, that one. This one? Oh, this one? Yeah, that one's quite plain. So what do you use for the smell, that apple, what do you use? Just natural, I've got someone that does. I use essential oils. The fragrance ones, we've got someone that uses extracts. Oh, nice. So no chemicals, 100%? Yeah, there you go. There you go. Who wants a drink, guys? A little bag to carry something? Yeah, because sometimes, like, if you don't want to, if you're going somewhere, you don't want to carry a big handbag, you just put your little keys in you. Yeah. And your phone, and you're off, yeah. How much, how much are these? These are roughly five. Oh, right, okay. Remember, these are knitted. Yeah, oh, no, no. There should be more, in Shoreditch. Yeah. In Shoreditch, a different market. Well, like I said, when you go to a shop, what you're paying for the stuff in there, it's all made, like, it's not made the same way. But this really should be more. Exactly. Yeah, and also get your name out a bit as well, yeah. Right, that's interesting. Yeah. And we bought some soap. Yep, we needed some soap, so we thought we might as well spend it with them. We only use natural, by the way, so. We don't use soap that's got chemicals in it. No. So the only way to get that is by an independent soap maker. Can you buy your fish? Yeah. That kind of stuff. Nice, yeah. Right, let me ask you a question. We're travelling around the world. Where can you find something to do fun around Croydon? Like a fun adventure, things. Uh, I'm not really sure. Not sure, not sure. Oh, yeah, so, um. We do it every day. Uh, yeah, we do it every day. And we love fish, don't we? Yeah. That's something we do. That's good, and it's more healthy. It is very healthy. It's important. Um, you've got everything here. I'll do a quick scan. What's your name, brother? Uh, Sadiq. Sadiq, Chris. Nice to see you. Yeah, come to Stone Street, and he's got everything from fish. I'll do a quick scan of what you got. Oh, I've got a favourite. The whole brown crab, prawns, shrimps, all that kind, octopus. Yeah, got everything there. Snapper, butterfish, and mussel. Yep. Oh, fantastic. Yeah. So, you've come to Stone Street. You need to come down. Yeah, lovely weather. But unfortunately, we've been told that there's still no adventure, stuff to do adventure. So, we're going to keep looking, and then see what we come up with. Brilliant. All right, bro. Nice to meet you. Oh, YouTube channel's called Boat Car Adventures. Boat Car Adventures. Yeah? Yeah, our YouTube channel. Is it? Yeah, travelling around the world, yeah. What's the name of your YouTube channel? Boat Car. Boat Car, yeah? Yeah, I do a boat and a car. Adventure, yeah. Awesome. Yeah, and just, we'll put you on there, and we'll get you, see if you'll see your... Yeah, yeah, I will, I will. Post a video? Yeah, we're going to post it, yeah. We're going to put it on there for you. This video will be out soon. Just subscribe out. Yeah, for sure. We'll put it on there for you, man. Nice to come back. Any, any, anything on it, then? No, nothing. I bet they've got that old, like, Oh, is it Thai? Oh, yeah, it's Thai. You can buy Thai food there, as well. Hi. Hi, hi. Yeah, pick and mix, any price. Any free items, £2.50. In that thing, that heat cabinet. Anything, what was it? £2.50 for any free items in that cupboard. Any free items, yeah, in that, that, that hot thing. No, man. You can do it, then. Do you want me to tell you something? I'll try something. Mine. Take your hands out of your pocket, my man. It's not cold, not cold. Just looks like you're bored, like you're full up. Do you want to try some Thai street food? Try some Thai street food? Look, look, can you stop filming the camera, now? Come on, we need to focus. Yeah, but tell me when you're talking to me, then, so I can do something. You're looking down, do something. Right, do you want to try some Thai, some Thai street food? Yeah? Right, let's do it. Are you a sheep or a goat? You're a sheep? No, no sheeps around here. This is all street food. Is it? This side. All of it. All right. Yep. Hello. We arrived, we've arrived in Thailand. A beautiful country with beautiful people. So, what are we going to try? Try something. Maybe from here. What do you suggest? What have you got there? What? Okay. Okay, is it take-out? Yeah, yeah. Oh my, what do you want? All right, so one, one prawn. Yeah. Six or five? Six, five pounds. Yeah, oh, is this, what's in these? Oh, okay, looks nice, like a wrap, yeah? Yeah, can we have one of those as well? You want to try it? Oh, two please, yeah. Two of those as well, I guess. Oh, or maybe mix it with one of these, maybe? No, six for five pounds. Yeah, so we've got three now. Yeah. What is that? Yeah, corn fritter. Oh, we'll try that. So, you've got corn fritter, prawns and like a vegetable wrap kind of thing. This one, one sweet corn and one samosa. Yeah, and what's that, what's that, what's that one there? No, the back, that one. Oh, okay. Okay, what haven't we tried? Is there anything we haven't tried? Oh, we'll do this. Yeah, go on then. Yeah. Thank you. Is it your business? Your business? Yeah. Oh, it's good, what's your name, sorry? Tina. Tina? And how long have you been here? Um, six years. Wow, six years, brilliant. Brilliant. Do you want to eat now or we'll put you in the back? Oh, no, we'll eat now. Thank you. Do you want to sit down here? Yeah. And Tina, would you say there's any adventure in London? Anything to do with adventure. Anything adventurous to do in London? Like fun activities. We're looking for fun, adventurous things. No idea. No. I'm always here, I don't go alone. I don't know where it's fun. I see. Where do you prefer, Thailand or UK? For me, in here you can make money. Okay. In Thailand, very difficult. Oh, okay. If you try to make, but people have no money to buy. Right, right. And what part of Thailand are you from? I'm nearly Bangkok. Bangkok, we've been there. Ah, cool. From airport to where I live, about 45 minutes. Yeah, we've been to Bangkok. We love it. It's a beautiful country. Love it. Do you go visit family? Can go and try because my son finish correct. Right. He want to stay one year in Thailand. Yeah. I don't blame him. We're going to take our kids there. Yeah, it's very expensive. Yeah. Oh, it's very expensive in holidays. I know. Yeah. I know, three. I know, five. Altogether. Yeah. We got a new babysitter. I got babysitter. Right, let's go eat. Oh no, I don't think so. Twins, yeah. Yeah. We're on YouTube. We travel. Yeah. Video. Video, yeah. We show people to come. YouTube. And TikTok. YouTube and TikTok. Yeah, and Facebook. Yeah. Yeah, but we travel anyway. So when we go out, we tell people to come and support businesses like yours. Go out and enjoy it. Because stay in the house, it's not good for economy. Everyone stay inside, it's no good. So everyone needs to come out, spend money, support businesses. Yeah, so it's... Yeah. Very... It's amazing. Yeah. Yeah, it's difficult. No good, yeah. It's the same everywhere. Britain's very expensive as well. Very expensive, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. But it's selling beautiful food. Thai food, you can't go wrong. Exactly. Yeah, exactly. That's because it's cooked with the heart. Good, good. Thank you very much. Good to meet you. Thank you. Bye-bye. Yeah. You die, darling. You're right. Right, you guys sit down if you want. Sit there? You stuck this chilli on it, it's spicy. Oh, is it? Oh, don't. Right, go on then, eat what you want. Everyone sit down if you want, or stand up, I don't know. Chinese. Chinese? Well. I know, we need one. We need one. There's one in Port-au-Prince. Yeah. That's cool, it's nice to meet you. Take care, thank you. We tried some Thai street food and that was really nice. We had samosa, vegetable samosa, a corn bake. We had prawns. Absolutely, innit? The kids liked it. What did you guys think? I liked the first one. Huh? I liked the first one. You liked the first one? That was the vegetable roll, I think it was. Right, so that's it. There was no adventure in Croydon. There's no riffraffs around here. I'm actually the only one over there. Riffraffs? Oh my god, totally fitting for Croydon. But anyway, there is no adventure down here. So we're off to the next spot. Not sure where we're going to head to next. No, we're going for a drive instead. We're in South at the moment, so we're probably going to head. I don't know, we'll see, we'll go. Just get in the car, as we always do, just don't plan. Yep. Let's go for a drive and see where it lands us. Right, so we will see you at our next destination. All right, sorry. Can we, um, can we pay on the bus? Yeah, that's fine. And, and again. Huh? Yeah. Oh, you can only tap once. Yeah? Yeah. Come, where do you want to sit? Where do you want to sit? Go, go, go. Wherever. So we are on the bus, it's been like years. We're on the bus on the way down to Brixton in South London. We tried not to. When you do, there's a lot to do apparently, so we're going to try and rewind now. Say bonjour, je m'appelle. Bonjour, je m'appelle. So, we had to run for this one. Apparently, you can only tap your card once to get on the bus. That's what you can do. The guy in the shop did say that and I thought, no, I can't be right. And literally when I just got on the bus, the bus driver said, yeah, you can only tap once. I think the driver must have put how many people, no? No, no, no. So how's it now then? No, he hasn't. No, he hasn't charged us for the rest of the people, no? No, I've not been charged. He said, just come on, just get on. But yeah, you can only tap once, which is a bit weird. What a bus ride it is then. Seems private. So, if you ever get on a London bus, just be aware that if you're going to do the tap on, tap off, you can only tap once with your card. You can't tap on people only once. Don't worry, everyone's got a smartphone. We're on the bus, nearly at the front, as you can see. And this is the back of the seat. You'd think the amount of money that you're paying, like this would be not happening in this day and age. So, bought for London, please sort it out, because this ain't right. You tell us to put our cards down, we get on this, and it's a mess. Quite honestly. So we're in Brixton right now. So we arrived, got the bus, and then we're going to find Brixton Market, which I believe is where a lot of stuff happens, like selling stuff. So let's have a look. Right, underground, Brixton Station is there. Not been on that forever as well. Off we go. Oh, no, no, no, we'll wait. All right, yeah. Yeah. Which way are you going? Which way? Do you want to go that way or this way? Do you want to go that way? Yeah. Wow, Brixton is proper busy. It's unbelievable. There's so much people down here. Very multicultural. Do you want to try some of this? Yeah, go for it. Crystal, crystal, crystal roof. Where are you from? France. Oh, you're French? I'm not French, I'm Persian. Cool, we'll be back. I'm excited. 20, 30. Okay. Oh, so that's the actual size? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, that's nice, man. Sorry about the back. No problem, take care. This was nice. Thank you, yeah, thank you, bye-bye. Right, so we just tried some perfume on and it's really nice. Hello, brother. That's for you, my dear. The Honourable Minister Lewis Barker to you and the family, brother. It's just for you. Thank you very much. We are the FRI, the nation in Brixton serving our people. We love our people. Brixton Market has a rich history dating back to 1870s when the market began as a collection of stores and shops selling mainly fresh produce and goods catering to the local community. Over time, it evolved into a vibrant and diverse market reflecting the multiculturalism of Brixton itself. During the 20th century, particularly in the post-war period, Brixton Market became a hub for the Caribbean and African immigrants offering familiar foods and products from their homelands. This contributed to Brixton's reputation as a multicultural and vibrant neighbourhood. In the late 20th century, Brixton Market faced challenges including economic downturns and social unrest, but it persevered and underwent revitalisation efforts in the late 20th and early 21st century. Today, Brixton Market is a bustling, eclectic mix of food stalls, restaurants, shops and cultural events attracting both locals and visitors alike. It remains an integral part of Brixton's identity and heritage. Yeah. I've only been to Brixton Market once in my life. And this is the second time? Yeah, second. Right. I've never, I'm not interested in, um, I've never was interested in it. When you start travelling, it changes the whole perception. You start with a scene. Places you don't normally go to. More and more. I've got no mind for Brixton Village. Oh yeah, let's go in there. Let's go in and then we, I think we go round. No, we'll come back and go out there. So what's this? Brixton, Brixton Village. So this is more of the indoor one. No, yeah, I did when I was younger though. Yeah. Oh, look, look, they're live. Oh, that's what I'm talking about. £9.99. Okay. Come, carry on, carry on, carry on. Carry on, carry on, carry on. That's nice. Yeah. You might have to come back here. I'm going to try Mr Jim. Yeah. I didn't know it was in Brixton. Wow, it's different directions. I thought it goes on. Yeah, we'll go straight and then turn back. I never knew it was big. I thought it was just that bit outside. No, no. I've only been that far to that bit, that's it. Right. They're the proper, like, Tenerife ones. Yeah. And they want to try and sort us away from this. I know. You know as well. All right, we're getting tired. Keep walking, keep walking. Brixton is, like, literally a calabash of everything. It's just all mixed into one place. If you want to find, like I said, culture. I keep saying this. Culture is, like, this is the melting pot for culture, literally. It's amazing. You can find everything. There's food. We're coming to this indoor village shopping area and there's, like, little food stores. There's food, raw food that you can buy. And yeah, it's cool. There's bookshops. Wow. I never knew. I know, seriously, this is where everyone hangs out in Brixton. Yeah. I never knew. So if you're in London, definitely come and check it out on a Saturday. And I think Wednesday. Every day, every day. Is it every day? Or any, I think, outside. Is it every day? Every day. Okay. Yeah. Right, check it out. I never knew. It's mad. We're going to go back and go down the side ones or just carry on. Oh, okay. Veg and tings, yeah? Veg and tings. And then pop wings and tings. Fish wings and tings. Oh, yeah, we're going to go around. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Huh? A headache? Hmm? Maybe. Yeah. Pardon? Oh, right. Huh? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. You're looking all nervous, Mai. Why? Say again? Yeah. And Ava, what do you think? What do you think about the place and all the people? I've seen this many people in one place before. What do you think, Mai? Tell me. Where? Right. I need like proper biggish yellow ones. Oh, I just choose it, yeah? How much is it? Three for two pounds. 350. Okay, thank you. Oh, yeah, that's good. I think these three. I'm just going to get these, right? All right, guys. Got some plantain. If you don't know what it is, then you just don't know. But it is nice. Hello. You take card? Oh, yes. Anything else, madam? No, that's it for now. Thank you. Just whilst I'm here, is there anywhere in Brixton to find an adventure? No, you don't know. That's okay, that's okay. Okay, you too. Thank you very much. Oh, yeah, what's up? What's up? Elaine, oh, the actual channel is called Boat Car Adventures. We're traveling around in a boat car, an amphibious car. Nice to meet you. What's your name? My name is Busha, yeah? Yes, yes, boat car. Nice to meet you. And yeah, so go on YouTube and you'll see the channel. It's called Boat Car Adventures. Yeah, we're traveling around Europe. Thank you very much. Take care. Okay, where are they? In Jamaica. Kina? Okay, if you go onto our channel or onto Facebook, Instagram, whatever, text me and then we'll find it. Thank you very much. Take care. Okay, guys, so got the plant in. Saw a few people in there. As you can see, the lady in there don't know if there's any adventure around here, but, you know, we're just seeing what's good. What's Pop Brixton? Should we go in there? It's a motorbike place, it's a motorbike. I'm trying to find what it is. It's like underground cafe and motorbikes all. It's massive in there. Okay. More shops down there though. Oh, it's a bar? Yeah. Okay. Should we go this way? Yeah. Did you just walk today? Yeah. Say again, sorry? Oh, Brixton Wreck. Brixton Wreck, been there forever. Yeah, I've never seen it before. No? I don't think I've actually been in there, but. I heard about it, but I've never been there. Yeah. Maybe. Uh, three. Huh? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Not along here, no. Shops open though, in these little archways. No. I don't know what it is. I think it looks like a spring, huh? Oh man, yeah. I'd rather have a patty though, I think. Oh, Pat. Can you do a lace for us? No. Oh, he didn't mean his lace. She didn't mean her lace. Sorry. Oh, that's all right, it's all right. All right, come on then, come on then. Let's go, let's go. Come, come. Let's keep going. Someone else might sit down and read it and figure it out. I mean, I've been taught a lesson. I don't really think you need your hood on. It's very hot. There's no sheets in our family. Right, so where did we see the, um... Where did we see the patties, was it? It was in the middle bit. Try the middle bit, the main bit. Back down that way? Yeah, but if you go to the end and come around again. Yeah. It's like a loop, if you walk to the left or right. Okay. You've got to go and do a lesson, come on down the middle way, okay then. Okay. Yeah. Well, I'm all getting drips on me. Let me walk on this side. Oh no. Yeah. Red. All right. Oh no. Why couldn't they have trams over here? Make it so nice. Oh no. Brixton had a tram network in the late 19th and 20th centuries, starting with the horse-drawn tram and later transitioning to electric ones. The network was part of the London's extensive tram system. However, it declined in the mid-20th century with the rise of cars and buses, and the last trams ran in Brixton during that time. Today, buses and the London Underground serve the area. Right, that's it. Our trip to Brixton has come to an end. Yeah. And we're right in the centre, but yeah. Hope you guys enjoyed it. Yeah. It's been, to be honest, it has been an experience for us. Yeah. And this is one of, this is the first time that the kids have actually been here as well. And you've seen us walk around Eastern European countries. Yeah. Everywhere else, really, apart from Britain. But we've done Cornwall and other stuff, but we've never really thought, we're not really London people. No. So we thought let's have a change and have a walk around and just try something new in the UK. And I was pleasantly surprised, just like you were saying earlier. I recommend if you do come to England, come to Brixton any day of the week. Saturdays are brilliant because everyone's out. Yeah. It's a lovely sunny day. Yeah. You'll get a lot of cultural food as well. Yeah. Mainly Asian, Caribbean kind of food. Turkish, Lebanese. Yeah, all that kind of stuff, all in Brixton. Yeah. And yeah, and enjoy. Yeah, so as always, guys, if you've enjoyed the channel and the program, do like, subscribe and comment below. Met a few people today that said that they'll be joining, they'll be subscribing. So if you are there, hello. Yeah. But yeah, we have still not found an adventure in London. Yeah, so we're going to keep looking. Yeah. And we're going to, I don't know, we'll go, just see where we end up next. Yeah. All right, in a bit. Someone here didn't like that one. Oh no, what is that? No, I found that. What is that anyway? Oh, it's the 999 thing. Yeah, why would you have that? And they talked to you in the fan name. They obviously talked to you on the screen, look. Probably smashed it, look. Oh, I've got a USB charging point as well. The buses take you to different places. Different number buses. Yeah, so that one takes you to Streatham station. That one over there takes you to Mitcham, 355. Is that one? No, we need a two-way. What are we going on? I think it's this way.