This episode contains strong language, drug use, and also contains language that you may find offensive, but has been included for historical accuracy.

Please be advised. Phil Wang I just want to say thank you so much for doing this series with me.

Oh thanks for having me it's such an honour such a pleasure.

I'm really excited actually because this series,

we get to go to my part of London that I live,

and now we get to go to the East End,

but we're traveling back to the 1950s.

Oh, yeah, I can't wait.

Very familiar with the East End, you know, really love all that stuff, you know,

apples and pears, brown bread, bag of fruit, almond rocks, mince pies.

Oh, I get it like Cockney Riving, like Cockney Riving, like. and Tesco and Hekine in a bit. Oh I thought because we were going to be my mistake

sorry got it sorry yeah sorry that's okay. Alice ofine yes no no Alice ofine is a rhyming slang

for beans I need to buy some beans.

Right, okay, fine.

Well, I'll see you in a bit.

Look out! What? Oh, no, sprouts. Look out means sprouts.

I'm going to have to ask you to stop doing it.

Right, oh yeah, yeah, no, yeah.

Apologies.

All forgiven.

Thanks.

No, sorry. That's a bag of peas, apologies.

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