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It is heeeereeee!!!! I didn't forgettttt!!!!!! Beautiful humans, enjoy and have the most wonderful day ever!!! Ok, that is a lot of pressure, right? How about.... Have a day. 🤗🤗🤗

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Car Share - S1 E5

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Jeffrey44

Great. I wish I subscribed to the 'star' tier now. I suspect I would enjoy this.

Stuart

Driving without insurance is usually a large fine and points on your license. In court they would take circumstances into account and maybe reduce it to to a slap on the wrist if there was a real emergency, but anything life or death an ambulance will be there in five minutes anyway. I know this from experience, I'm still alive.

Roger Hurst

A ‘dairy box’ is a box of milk chocolates! 😊 Also, yes I saw this today, (Sunday), but tomorrow is a bank holiday (day off work for most people) in England. Have a great week ‘our’ Mandy!!

Steve with a beard

Great reaction Mandy! Perfect for cheering up a dismal Sunday afternoon! Regarding Princess Di, I do remember being woken up by my dad early in the morning to come down and see the news about it, and I do think people will tend to remember where they were. 9/11 happened early afternoon while I was at college, and was still going on when I had to head to work in the evening. Anyway 😂 Great stuff and thanks for making us laugh as per!

Jeffrey44

"Am I a famous boxer?" is probably the best line from the whole show. I'm always saying it in real life ever since I saw this episode.

Jeffrey44

Princess Diana died in the very early hours of the morning so most people would probably say they were in bed at the time. I'd heard the news of the crash the night before but I went to bed because I started a new job either the next day or not long afterwards so needed to sleep.

BobSandwiches

Most (?) people's own car insurance allows them to drive any car with the minimal 3rd-party insurance. If you do not have any insurance for a car, or yours does not allow it, you will be committing a moderately serious offence (and the police can check in seconds if you are insured). UK drivers do not carry car ownership documents around with them - again, the police can check in seconds. In fact, you are not required to carry any documentation with you (tho it's worth having your licence just in case as it saves time if you get stopped for something - it is credit-card sized so just pops in your wallet/purse).

Doctor Frog

Love a car share reaction on a nice Sunday afternoon! Also, I do remember princess Diana dying, or at least waking up to the news. I was 6 at the time and just remember moaning because my mum was watching the news, whilst I wanted to watch match of the day ( big football tv show in uk)

irreverend

Definitely about to watch this and really glad you're keeping up on this series as I hadn't seen it at all before. However after you did the first one I watched them all in a day as I was pretty bored. Anyway. Not the point I was thinking of making. On your patreon you can make community channels I think where people can suggest things to you.

irreverend

Oh that's exactly the kind of thing my mother rings me to say. But then talks about people I don't know and an hour later I've heard the same thing 3 times and said nothing EDIT: oh that was his grandmother. My mother is 77

irreverend

In the UK you need to have fully comprehensive insurance and a full licence to drive someone else's car. And I they may also need to be fully comp. I think only you do though. In the case she only had third party insurance and a licence, and he's in extremis, maybe. Otherwise here you just ring an ambulance

irreverend

I'll be reet. I fractured a bone in my foot once and didn't bother to get it seen to. Hurt for 6 months but it was fine in the end :)

irreverend

Although my fractured sternum never stopped hurting, but there's little to be done about that. Might have helped if they checked it at the hospital mind you

irreverend

I never cared about royalty, I know where I was when I watched the second plane hit on the 11th of September 2001. I was in an A-Level IT lesson

irreverend

Winks was innuendo on his part yes :)

irreverend

I can't remember how this ends so I can't say, but I always felt they should be together. But it wouldn't be a series if they did

irreverend

Thinking about it actually, I've really been him lately. I'm not happy alone but I'm not good enough to be with someone kind of thing.

irreverend

Oh I remember that song devil woman. Cliff Richard

irreverend

Oh and you've seen his misheard lyrics standup I think. Just before the bonnet bit, that was one of the songs

Muggins

You are so right about the friendship thing - that method is tried and tested. I agree we should seek someone whos already seen us at our worst, and knows what's to be expected if then they are still there, you know they care, and when you've also seen them at theirs. That's when you know you've found one who deserves you at your best and gets to share The ones who stick around when you are down and tries to make your day. Someone thats already helped you out when you've had doubts about a big decision to make. Or someone you can already tell all your thoughts - even ones you're sure are dumb long before you say. Because you already know you wont be judged at any time along the way. That's the way to avoid the ones who want you on their arm as a trophy wife. And find one who wants you on their arm so they can stand by your side for life. Before we set off on a journey of commitment we need to know they're someone on who we can depend. And not just be a husband or a wife - but be your very best friend.

irreverend

Was he edible or œdiple ?

Jay Hyde

Mandy have you done a reaction to Johnny English? Asking because you accidently said that name instead of Rowan Atkinson in the mr bean ep!

Josh

LOVE THIS SHOW

Josh

random question of the day. If you had to get rid of one of the big holidays which one would it be?

Tony Mingoia

Mandy, I was at an Italian wedding in the early 90s. The bride and groom, as well as most of guests, did not speak a word of English, which might explain why the happy couple's first dance was to Roxette's "It must've been love (but it's over now)". 😂

AWR93

Best ending so far 🤣🤣 you’ve been spoiling us with so much great stuff recently Mandy!🤩

Jeffrey44

That all sounds like a lot of hard work and something that is very unlikely to happen naturally. Is it worth it?

Jeffrey44

I doubt she accidentally called Mr Bean Johnny English. What a disgusting accusation. Give a time stamp or take it back.

Jeffrey44

If I had to, I'd get rid of that time you went to Spain as it doesn't change my life at all. I know it seems selfish as you probably had a nice time and needed the break but it's also selfish to force someone to get rid of a holiday so I hope you have learnt (or learned as an American would say) something from this experience.

Josh

Well said 👏 she does put effort in for us doesn't she 🤗

Josh

Another great reaction Mand. I certainly did have a day. I remember my dad telling how important it is to out the right fuel in the car. I 0honed him up and pretended I broke down as I put the wrong stuff in. He went berserk 🤣 my sister called me shit for brains the other day 😡

Josh

😂 I obviously meant Christmas, Easter, Halloween etc 🤦

Muggins

Well I can only speak for myself but its never been hard work I swear. Because its often someone who you know and is already there. The works already done, A friend you'll have known for a while. So you don't have to make an effort to impress or try to make smile. And you've always been yourself. So they like you for what you are. Its just the day one of you decides to say - thats when it feels hard. Because if you have misjudged and they dont feel the same way. You might just lose a friendship that does take years to make. And even if they do - and you go through - it could still be weird the next day. If one of you feels awkward and feels like they made a mistake. And sure. I think it happens naturally all the time on its own. Thats why we see so many guys say they got trapped in the "friend zone"

Josh

My old dog Alfie. He died 4 years ago 😔

Josh

He was a good boy. I love this photo of him 🙂

Jonathan Davies

I was 8 years old when Diana died and my mum was in bits over it..I remember nothing lol I was 12 when September 11th happened..just finished the final lesson of the day in high school year 8. Didn’t even know what the twin towers were lol but I watched live when the second plane hit…imagine if that happened today with social media around 👀

Jonathan Davies

Calling people ‘our’ is a northern thing. In Liverpool they say ‘our kid’ when talking about family members haha

Jeffrey44

Oh right, Declaration of the Bab then. I feel it's got too commercial and lost all meaning.

Benjamin Taylor-Yates

Today's lecture here we go: I love how I'm at the point where I every time Mandy says "BUUUUT..." I go "butbutbutbut" 🤣🤣 in perfect sync. I also love how she always raises her arm when she's making a point like she's a witness in court. You're not under oath darling, we do believe you! 🥹. Haha. I also knew exactly what her reaction would be the minute Kay said "Winks" 🤣🤣 I love it when Mandy bounces; could tell she really loved this one. Insurance in the UK has loads of variations depending on the use of the vehicle. Fully comprehensive: covers BOTH your vehicle and third party damage (cars or property) Third party is a standard insurance, which you can legally drive on but only the third party damage is covered, not yours. Neither necessarily covers you to drive someone else's car. As far as petrol in a diesel engine, it would depend on the engine but generally the car can still run petrol but will just be very rough running. Diesel engines are highly universal: they can run on basically any oil or fuel, even cooking oil or jet fuel. (They're also way more economical) You don't always need to flush the system like you would on a petrol. You can drive another person's car with their permission so long as it's in the terms of their insurance, and you are over the age of 25 I believe. Whatever insurance you may have on your car doesn't apply to others unless it's multicar insurance. Your policy (much like your registration) is specific to the car NOT the person. (Yes we call hoods a "Bonnet". - but you guys call a liquid: "Gas" 😝) Happy house hunting 🤗

AWR93

100% Josh, that’s why she’s simply the best 😎

Stevus

I'll totally have a day, thanks 👍😊 The whole annoying kid thing in this made me think of my time working for the government here as a youth support worker in the residential care facilities for wards of the state. A ward of the state (just in case you don't know) is a child under 18 who cannot live with their family for some reason. Some are really good kids who's parents are deemed incapable of caring for them due to things like drug abuse and alcoholism, or physical abuse etc. Some are just babies, some have symptoms from their parents, like a kid I played Halo with a lot who's mother was an alcoholic and he was born with foetal alcohol syndrome, or some are born addicted to heroin or coccain, and others pick up the addictions from their parents during childhood. So yeah, some good kids who are there through no fault of their own and have difficult lives to live. Unfortunately, most of them are there because of their behaviour and bad choices. They are literally some of the worst of the worst kids. Some are in and out of juvenile detention constantly for assaults, car theft, breaking and entering etc etc. A lot of them were still fun kids and good for a laugh. I'd have to do things like school drop off's, sometimes help kids in the unit with school work if they couldn't go to school, take them on outings like the movies, or a footy match, or just whatever was going on. Sometimes they would act up a bit, especially if I was on my own, but they were never smart enough get one over on me and you learn ways to deal with them as individuals and get to know what works best with what kids. And any punishment should be directly related to the crime, like, if they take food from the kitchen without permission, they would only get a sandwich for lunch instead of what everyone else was having that the chef cooked or wouldn't get snacks or something, depends on the severity. So, pretty much a payed parent, but because of the kids behaviour, some of them being potentially quite dangerous, we also had to learn how to restrain and immobilise someone without hurting them. It's incredibly effective on pretty much anyone. We used to practice on each other. The staff that is. But speaking of dangerous kids and restraint, there was a kid who was 16, approx 6'4", and almost as wide around. He was immense! He required minimum 3 staff to restrain and even that would be a challenge. And it's interesting to have to test yourself mentally against someone like that because your size and strength mean nothing and they know it. The only way to really deal with them is to truly earn their respect and that can be tough with kids like these. Oh, and his genuine last name is Hazard!😅 There are some pretty hilarious stories from then, but while they are funny stories, they are also grosse and disgusting stories. Still trying to figure out your limit there for comments. I'll get there. I did spend about 6 months at one point doing night shift at a unit, which occasionally had its own challenges, but mostly, I spent all night watching TV and playing video games and raiding the fridge for whatever the chef had cooked that day, occasionally interrupted by the police at the front door with one or other of the kids who was AWOL. That was a pretty sweet gig, but the hours just weren't compatible with me. Sorry about that. Didn't really have much to do with anything, the boy in the back seat just brought back memories. 🥲 Mostly good. Well thanks again. Been enjoying this show. And I've been maintaining an 'everything crossed' position for you for the last week to aid you in your house hunt, you know, fingers crossed, toes crossed, legs crossed, eyes crossed etc. It's challenging to live my life in this state, so please let us know when your hunt is fruitious and I'll return to my normal state. Hope it's helping😅 Lastly, HOW DARE YOU APOLOGISE FOR BEING HAPPY! YOU TAKE THAT BACK AND APOLOGISE!

Mandy Cane Lane

Did I really? I didn't even notice... no I have not reacted to that movie. I saw it when it came out ages ago though xD

Mandy Cane Lane

The ending was so unexpected here!! Haha, and thank you... I do try! xD

Mandy Cane Lane

And that is quite the prank to pull Josh! I imagine with all the stories you tell, you keep your family well entertained! xD

Josh

On the edge of their seats anyway. That's how we are though. We have a good time and a good life 😊

Josh

Thank you 🥰

Josh

You are replying to comments very late Mandy you must be exhausted get yourself to bed at once and sleep well 😴

Josh

Just a question man jeeez

Mike M

"How much time do they have to get to work" This question gets even more mysterious when you watch what they get up to in Episode 6. It's madness lol. I do rememeber reading from people that live in the area that the route the car seems to take is silly in real world terms to lol.

Mandy Cane Lane

Hahahhaa! That is hilarious! I love that people actually mapped it out 🤣🤣

AWR93

Hey Mandy if you see this I left a little surprise for you in your Johnny vegas pg tips comment section 😉

Mandy Cane Lane

Hahahhaa! Thank you Stevus!! I will let you know as soon as I get a place so you can uncross yourself!! 🤣🤣 Also good on you for taking up such a challenging job. Love that you used to help those kids! 🙌🏻🩵✨️

Mandy Cane Lane

There would be thousands of angles to watch from. Very crazy.

Mandy Cane Lane

Lmao. Aye, but gas is just short for gasoline 🤣🤣. Also, am I that predictable? 🤪😅

Mandy Cane Lane

Hahahaha! Well what a coincidence, you just caught me here! Lemme go check! 👀🤭

AWR93

Haha perfect timing!!😎

Remi

Mandy with the Italian hand gestures and words Go to Naples 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤣🤣🤣

Paul Elsby

where were you when Diana died is our JFK, not 911. That being said I do remember my Grandma telling me where she was when JFK died, because for her generation, even being a Brit, it was that big and that devastating. I always remember her saying "I absolutely loved him". I dont think aside from the UK and Ireland that other nations could feel that about the presidency/leadership of a different nation but with it being America, and if they get kicked, we limp in pain... it would just be like 'meh' for any other country. The where when you when Diana died was a big thing though. Everyone can tell you where they were... ,just like every brit can tell you where they were at 9/11. I was 17, adjust come back from a 90's rave, and I used to have to leave my bedroom window open, and climb though it, because my mum would lock the house I wasn't home by 11pm. I climbed the house, snook through the window, got into bed a 5am on a coming down of ecstasy (mdma), been in bed like half n hour, when my mum opened the bedroom door with a cup of tea for me crying and saying, "they fucking killed her, the bastards".... I hadn't a clue wtf she was on about, but it gave me one hell of a comedown. until I woke up the next day and found out Princess Diana was dead.

Mandy Cane Lane

Oh my, that must have been confusing! 😅 It is so interesting how one remembers there whereabouts when informed of tragic news. It really does leave on imprint in your memory with such random details.