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Same ere n agreed

Even the bit about baking cakes?

Weak piece of shit

@@pygiana16 Yep. The lads will buy a cake each from Marks and Spencers and put it in a tuppa wear, you bring in shit and have to buy the drinks as a forfeit.

What’s your snap Miss 🥺

Or add mine @realist-leon7

Youd know that... with alll your time on site...

@@Lzcaviar wetty

@@Lzcaviar simp

Alexander Mulholland and it is

@Chet Copper aye?

@Chet Copper where did all that come from, I mean I agree with some points but it seems very specific

@Chet Copper you angry la?

You serious?

Andy Morris he kinda reminds me of that guy from pirates of the carribean😀

It’s Gareth before he joins the army and then Wernham Hogg

Eddie Caplan which is Gareth from the office

:'D cos they are both the same actor (mackenzie crook)

hahaha I mean the Gareth in the office and the guy from pirates of the caribbean are both Mackenzie Crook. I know Kurtan is a different actor he's like half his age !!

I've always wondered if that bit was scripted or not.

@@nancybatch7007 incredible writing if it was, this and the train station episodes are amazing.

I've always wondered what was the proper way of doing that? Standing to the side of the plank?

​@@hiruakalanka2545Thanks for proving to us all that you don't know many women 😂

"You don't need a hard hat, you need a hard heart!" That line's too funny! 🤣🤣🤣

Is your son’s name Luke?

@@DubbleBluff 💀

👍🏻 Nice to know not all the men in those kinds of jobs are sad, insecure little freaks who need to knock others down to boost their own ego. Hope your business continues to prosper.

We never get to see his mum or dad

Yes it's sad that he died years before his time but where do you get he was a 'great actor' from? Even he would've said he was a long way from that had he still been alive

Stephen McGuire Did you know Michael then? By no means am I calling him Tom Hanks but simply paying respect to his role in playing Slugs. My favourite character in this series and think he played the part brilliantly.

@@rhys4998 i wouldnt say i knew him but we spoke a few times online. A cracking lad I'm not disputing that but of course he played the part brilliantly because like he said more than once the character Slugs was written especially for him so all he had to do was make the character an annoying version of himself. Based on conversations I've had with him i really think he'd have found it hilarious to hear his name mentioned in a sentence with the words 'great actor' included in it. Im not slating the lad but 'great actor' is stretching it a bit

Gamer Nerd so are you telling me, I can’t have an opinion on someone and their acting ability because I don’t know them? Bore off mate

"Here, slap that drink out of that woman's hand"

CD W 👋👋👋👋👋👋👍🙏🏽❤️

Just going to completely ignore the inbetweeners and peep show then?

Definitely.

People just do nothing ?

@@samexelby8715People Just Do Nothing really drops off in the last season but it was very good for 4 seasons.

Blair101 he actually called him kirsty 😂😂😂😂😂

He said Kirsty

Ahaha cheers lads, fixed it

We had a labourer that declared himself the don of dowling (gave him a job plug cutting) after that he was known as Donna.

"Sort it out Kirsty!" 😂😂😂😂

yeahhh

One of my fave lines in this video - so subtle

lol same

You gotta have a sense of humour

No Fred West,Kurtan ain't Much of anything,but he trys.And he's not a weirdo,maybe not.⚽️

His head is trapped under the handle lol

Bob Ben yes!

I worked as an electrician’s apprentice between school and college - worked on sites and saw some things, luckily i was working for my mates dad who looked out for me so never had much trouble, he also told me all the wind ups and what to loom out for. But other lads got treated like cr@p - proper bullying, usually by the labourers who had the next worst jobs. It made me go back to college and study - good money if you can stick it out and are physically strong, not for me though. Sadly the lads who got treated worst were the ones who had to stick at it as they didn’t have many options

@@55tranquility Good for you. I didn't have that luck. I guess the best for these jobs is to become a professional later on in life after some experience in other jobs and getting your own business. Jumping into that crap when young will only make you miserable for the big part of your life. It made me resentful for a long time for the trade jobs.

Where you from mate

Or were you stalked on?

Me too lol

rhys evans and Len is their uncle, Martins brother

@@edwinhesketh9720 I know!!! It's ace!!! Even though Len stinks

rhys evans it makes the scenes with them in even better when you know that 😂

@@edwinhesketh9720 I wouldn't of found him if it wasn't for the fly's buzzin around his stink 🤣 The new series isn't disappointing

That’s nice

Prouda you Jimmy

This country has it's own RU-vid channel now!

Kelly Ann - if you get a VPN, then you should be able to access the BBC website (iPlayer).

DarkJusticeX hope you fail

wow i need updates

I passed the CSCS exam and got my Green card.... starting work next week with a company called Kingdom Housing....this is gonna be dank

aye...i obviously don't know you and stuff, but i'm proud of you

ayyy, thanks man. took me long enough. im 19, nearly turning 20. this was the first opportunity i've had since i left high school. the economy is fucked up in Scotland. stay far away from here :P

West Country (Cirencester, Gloucestershire to be precise)

Jack Tanner - Thanks. I love your country. 🇺🇸🤝🇬🇧

@@penaltygallery sounds like Somerset to me

Great observation. West Country accents in England are traditionally rhotic, i.e. they pronounce Rs after vowels unlike the prestige English accent RP and the majority of other English regional accents which are non-rhotic. Rhoticity has been in retreat across England for decades, centuries actually. This Country is set somewhere around Gloucestershire/Wiltshire/Somerset (filmed in Northleach) and most younger people in that part of the country are firmly non-rhotic these days. It would make sense that the oldest of these three is more likely to be rhotic. I'm not great at pinning down exactly where each speaker sounds like they're from but Charlie Cooper who plays Kurtan grew up in Cirencester in Gloucestershire and sounds about right for that area. Where I live in Devon many older rural people are rhotic and are a minority now, but a lot of non-rhotic speakers have some vestigial effect like a diphthong in words like "for" rather than a simple vowel as in RP or pronouncing the R as they would traditionally.

Yarp.

Filmed in Northleach :)

At the end of the episode they fire him for coming in hungover 😂

Get a VPN, then you should be able to access it.

@@showmoke Definitely just log onto BBC IPlayer.

you cant exactly join a fraternity without going to uni lol.

Salvadori Popadillo ah masons, rubbing thier 60+ year old balls on 17 year olds while wearing a goat mask and pretending they have real power lol