So glad Kirstie was able to finagle the home for the firefighter James! And even happier that Phil got the house for the mom of twins Eloise (and her husband Steve)- I know she will love it! Congrats, great show :).
I do not know how you handle fussy negative people. What a patience. I d run away after the first attempt. It must be very hard to live with that caracter. Life is so short. And they have twins!
Yes, I felt my stomach fall into my shoes when they mentioned that they were already going to separate the babies 😢 (But then I realised that the kids would creep into each others beds in the night 🥰)
@@lidiawolanskyj5560 because we fall apart when separated. Maybe if we had been separated and taken individual to stores etc but we were raised by a single mom, so that wasn’t happening. I would imagine it would be different if two parents were together.
@@elizzy8754 I was 18 months old and tried to get into my twin sister’s crib and missed ….. broke my collar bone….. I never cried so it was days before it was discovered…. But we were found together the next morning.
@@juliansydney9819 I had no issues that my twin was in another classroom in grade school. But in High school I fell apart as we didn’t have even lunch period together. My mother moved us back to a private school. I didn’t hang out with her just needed to know she was about. When my mom got us our own cribs I was 18 months old and broke my collar bone trying to jump out of mine into hers. Everyone is different. I am 73 and not close to my sister at all. We have very different lives.
Enjoyable episode. There have been some unwatchable ones uploaded recently; with no new ones to watch I was getting withdrawal symptoms! So thanks a lot! This one seems rife with double entendres: Kirstie flirting? No, surely not! One of the flats even came with its own black and white cat at 16:09. Oh no, that's Postman Pat, not Fireman Sam.
I am gob smacked that in the UK they would show homes/flats in this crazy condition. In the US realtors make the sellers clean up, declutter, put away personal belongings and style the property BEFORE they will even show it.
@@resnonverba137 you're right, you can ask them, but they don't have to. And why would they? They'd be losing their home sooner if they made the place look nice.
I have been watching Location Location Location for years, you two never surprise me, I just love the banter between you both. Kirstie I also have a couple of you pens, they are for show not for use. Phil and Kirstie Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year to you both and your families
Fantabulous. The amount of "heart-ing and head-ing" in this episode, and the degree of trying to understand (psychoanalyze?) the clients, was a bit much, but all's well that ends well.
Exactly what I thought. James wasn't particularly the type to fall into Kirstie's.. attitude toward her clients, where she knows everything before they do. He definatley wanted her to take her attitude elsewhere and get on with the house hunting.
Lovely episode, and interesting couples. James is awfully nice!! Sensible and with ❤🎉 The other couple know what they want, as young as they are, I'm sure the lady is from South Afruca, Joburg,I bet😅 Thanks Phil and Kirstie
Steady on, Kirstles ;) Funny how families want more and more space, yet I suspect that some of these homes have seen bigger families born and raised in them. Two bedrooms for infant twins seems a doubly high expectation... If everyone adds on to increase value, where does it end and what does the next generation do when they are looking for an affordable start? Phil, what is a 'fairly' final offer?
I'm curious about that first one with three stories: if the kitchen is on the ground floor and the living room is on the first floor, that seems to leave three bedrooms and the bath room on the top floor. The kitchen didn't look big enough to take up space for three bedrooms and a bath so what else is on the ground floor? If there's a bedroom down there, maybe the place could be opened up into a kitchen, diner, living room and the living room above could be turned into a bedroom to make up for it. Or, if it's big enough, a bedroom and small, adult, snug. Just a thought. We didn't see enough of that one to figure it out.
I have a friend who always seems to be painting a room of her house. I swear she changes the paint color roughly three times a year, but she tells me not... For her, it's not problem - painting is easy. For me... I dread alll the prepping and taping and gathering supplies and so on, though I guess just slapping on the paint wouldn't be too hard. I'd still rather have someone else do all that professionally than tackle it myself. I grew up in a family of contractors, painters and decorators and had to 'lend a hand' (but was never allowed actually to DO a job), growing up, and I hated it. On the other hand, I have no problem scrubbing a flat from top to bottom on moving in or moving out. And moving in - unpacking all the boxes and putting everything in its place - energizes and inspires me. I guess it's just the jobs you like (my friend who paints dreads and drags her feet over cleaning and always leaves it until her house looks like a tornado hit it) and the jobs you don't like that make them seem 'hard.'
It is major work, especially if you are trying to live in the place at the same time. Sanding, even with a sander attached to a vacuum cleaner, is the worst! Living through it at the moment 😫
Decorating, if you mean accessorizing rooms and putting things where they look right's pretty easy ane enjoyable. But if you mean renovataing-painting, plastering, changing wall fixtures, short of structural changes- for most people that IS work, especially witn no reall experience. Painting is a mess, for one thing, and if you're using oil-based paints, it can be quite nightmare to keep it off the things around you, including your skiin and clothes. I liked doing it when I was younger, and painted nearly every apartment I ever moved in to. Made the place feel fresh and new. But living in a construction zone is no fun.
In 2013 we bought a small 860 ft., two bedroom home on .25 acre in a college town in Utah for $116K. We put $45K into it because it was built in 1886 and in need of work. The Zillow estimate is now $318K. $116K wouldn't even buy a tiny two bedroom condo now. (I've found Zillow to be pretty accurate.)
While i do absolutely love a turnkey house below budget, i can see the potential in cluttered houses in need of substantial work. Personally, before ruling out the 2nd flat, I would have gotten an estimate of how much it will cost and how long the work will take and then try to get it for way below budget. It had great potential being a down floor flat with a garden. I don't know if the location was ideal though.
Hmm. This is interesting. This is a completely different edit from the one that's shown on the official channel....I was wondering why this episode seemed odd to me...uniIL I realized the order of the houses shown were different, and there are scenes here that are completely edited out in the one on the Web site. Hmmm. Weird.
James seems a lot more serious of a person than Kirstie. I tend to think her attitude didn't sit particularly well with his personality. She jokes and he just looks at her. I would think she would have noticed that and adjusted her own attitude.
@@jhutch1681you are right but that flat had great potential. It was hard to see for a 1st time buyer on a tight budget. Personally, before ruling it out, I would have gotten an estimate of how much it will cost and how long the work will take and then try to get it for way below budget.
I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder because my only thought was, "With his income couldn't he afford some basic dental care?" You are a lot kinder than I am.
@@happydays1336 Maybe he was in the midst of it. In any case, good luck getting an appointment and treatment paid for by the NHS. One Saturday morning in Poland I tripped and fell and knocked out most of my front teeth. I was in a dentist's office within two hours. Two hours after that, she had rebuilt my teeth. I went home and apart from some scratches on my face, nobody had any idea that I had had an accident and had had my two front teeth rebuilt from the time I left home til the time I returned. Nobody ever noticed any change and only a few people even know that my two front teeth are not my natural teeth - because I told them. The cost was about 75 pounds. There's no way I could have got into a dental surgery in the UK on a Saturday, without an appointment. I would have gone around with jaggedly broken front teeth for months in the UK instead of hours. I have a UK-born friend whose parents were born in Poland. She regularly flies over to Poland to get health-care privately because it's pointless trying to get an appointment on the NHS before you die of whatever affliction you have. There have been three times in the past 20 years when going to Poland for care saved my friend's life. She was either misdiagnosed in the UK or put off for months and months while her condition got worse (unable to go to work and unable to get to a doctor to get a diagnosis or medical certificate), or simply dismissed as her problem being "all in her head" (when urgent-care the monitors were showing a potentially fatal rapid heart-beat and sky-high blood pressure; a Polish doctor gave her a proper examination and found a life-threatening heart anomaly). Forget about dental care: she goes to Poland and takes her daughter to Poland because she can get an appointment within the next few days and she can get all the care she needs, not just basic services and being sent away to just live with the problem. It's quite possible that the only care the NHS dental service will give is yanking out your bad teeth. (Have you ever SEEN British people's teeth? Kirstie is a rarity.)
I've generally noticed that the British have poor teeth (or else don't go to dentists much). Quebec was bad when I was growing up in Montreal. Every second 20-year-old needed dentures due to terrible diet.
jJames is quite clever....and witty...he sees right through Kirsty....saying he was afraid of "her"... quite funny, He knew that was what she wanted to hear....he is not a teenager Kirsty...
@@juliansydney9819 I like her usually but in this episode she was definitely too bossy with that young fireman. I can't understand why so many posters think she was being flirtatious.
Jeez. Between emotionless James and the 'happy' people, I would have screamed. Agree, the condition of these properties, considering a film crew is on sight, is appalling.
Besides, there was a conversation on the phone early on that made it clear he was buying this for someone else... even if not literally.@@happydays1336
@@happydays1336 well, they never said that was his girlfriend. Could be just a "special friend". I did think there was some flirting going on. A lot of people could be ..."impressed" when meeting a celebrity. Who knows.
you'd think that the owners/tenants of the 2nd property that James was shown would have cleaned up the place a bit before a showing (especially a showing that would be seen on national tv)..especially that kitchen with the dishes piked in the sink...yikes
I hope Eloise and her husband Steve buy that good house Phil shows them... I'm surprised that Steve bullies Eloise, if I were his wife there'd be none of that!!!
You have to be careful with ex council. That flat could be an ex council but others may still be. I live in a high rise with private lease holders, council and housing association tenants. The building is a 60’s 20 story with a number of issues. If you buy a flat which would be better value than non council you’d think wow what a bargain. That is until you get hit with massive fees for essential works. When essential you have no choice but to cough up.
Ugh. Creepy couple want a house in Wimbledon that they can't afford and watching B Kirsty attempting to flirt was just embarrassing. AND as a born and bred SW Londoner, I'm horrified by what and where they showed
Let me put it this way: I wish these duck hunters weren't always dealing with sitting ducks... I personally would move away from that silly little bully of a so-called lady... leaving her sort of stranded. Know what I mean, mate? But of course I do know that suckers always abound, don't they? Seemingly especially in the (post Brexit) UK, seamingly at least. But as I always say... fool always rush in!
Even at mid-to-late-2000s prices, being able to get an actual house in or close to London proper, these properties were a steal.
So glad Kirstie was able to finagle the home for the firefighter James! And even happier that Phil got the house for the mom of twins Eloise (and her husband Steve)- I know she will love it! Congrats, great show :).
I do not know how you handle fussy negative people. What a patience. I d run away after the first attempt. It must be very hard to live with that caracter. Life is so short. And they have twins!
Little twin girls would prefer share a room for several years. No need for the parents to move into the garage.
I agree. Waking themselves up at night might be because they can't reach each other in separate cribs.
As a twin you don’t separate them until they are at least 10. By then you could add the extra bedroom over garage. 😮
Yes, I felt my stomach fall into my shoes when they mentioned that they were already going to separate the babies 😢 (But then I realised that the kids would creep into each others beds in the night 🥰)
That's not necessary at all. Too many twins are forced to live in each other's shadow all their childhood. Why?
@@lidiawolanskyj5560 because we fall apart when separated. Maybe if we had been separated and taken individual to stores etc but we were raised by a single mom, so that wasn’t happening. I would imagine it would be different if two parents were together.
@@elizzy8754 I was 18 months old and tried to get into my twin sister’s crib and missed ….. broke my collar bone….. I never cried so it was days before it was discovered…. But we were found together the next morning.
@@juliansydney9819 I had no issues that my twin was in another classroom in grade school. But in High school I fell apart as we didn’t have even lunch period together. My mother moved us back to a private school. I didn’t hang out with her just needed to know she was about. When my mom got us our own cribs I was 18 months old and broke my collar bone trying to jump out of mine into hers. Everyone is different. I am 73 and not close to my sister at all. We have very different lives.
I hope phil and kirsty episodes go on and on and on
Steve is a real Debbie downer. His wife is too fun and charming for him.
I'm sure he has hidden talents. ;-)
@@Bobrogers99 wrong channel, Bob
@@Bobrogers99 I highly doubt it. :-)
Only in bullying his wife...@@Bobrogers99
Enjoyable episode. There have been some unwatchable ones uploaded recently; with no new ones to watch I was getting withdrawal symptoms! So thanks a lot! This one seems rife with double entendres: Kirstie flirting? No, surely not! One of the flats even came with its own black and white cat at 16:09. Oh no, that's Postman Pat, not Fireman Sam.
Kirstie’s attempts at flirtation and double entendres fall absolutely flat with James. Give it up Kirstie 😂
That was funny.I know it was all for show
I actually thought he was quite interested.
@@vanessaruiz4705 Nah, he already had himself a gal- the one with the drink in her hand in his new apartment- at the end of the show.
It's for the show, the viewers. Content. Being playful.
I am gob smacked that in the UK they would show homes/flats in this crazy condition. In the US realtors make the sellers clean up, declutter, put away personal belongings and style the property BEFORE they will even show it.
Gobsmacked...
Canada too...............
It could be they're renters, and you can't ask renters to clean up. At least that's the case in Canada.
@@nancyn347 Of course you can ask them to, same as you can ask them to pay their rent on time...
@@resnonverba137 you're right, you can ask them, but they don't have to. And why would they? They'd be losing their home sooner if they made the place look nice.
Thanks for the great upload of one of my favourite series.
Really loved the apartment of the firefighter dude. The view from the kitchen window was spectacular.
Yes, great. We were not shown the balcony on the walk around. It makes a difference to be able to step outside.
With the last house, for the couple, make the garage a play room for the kids, so theirmum can peak at them while she's cooking
I have been watching Location Location Location for years, you two never surprise me, I just love the banter between you both. Kirstie I also have a couple of you pens, they are for show not for use. Phil and Kirstie Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year to you both and your families
Debbie is South African and fun, he is depressing!
I hope he brings more energy and enthusiasm, less waffling/fear with him on the job!! (the firefighter)
I thought Debbie was South African! (Eloise?)
Fantabulous. The amount of "heart-ing and head-ing" in this episode, and the degree of trying to understand (psychoanalyze?) the clients, was a bit much, but all's well that ends well.
Exactly what I thought. James wasn't particularly the type to fall into Kirstie's.. attitude toward her clients, where she knows everything before they do. He definatley wanted her to take her attitude elsewhere and get on with the house hunting.
@@vickiemace1238 It's spelled "definitely." Only ignoramuses put an "a" in it.
She was on the verge of bullying that sweet guy
@@vickiemace1238Interesting. James appeared more fearful of buying property than the dangerous business of firefighting.
Lovely episode, and interesting couples. James is awfully nice!! Sensible and with ❤🎉
The other couple know what they want, as young as they are, I'm sure the lady is from South Afruca, Joburg,I bet😅
Thanks Phil and Kirstie
The Collier's Wood Edwardian seems to have the original toilet! lol
Steady on, Kirstles ;)
Funny how families want more and more space, yet I suspect that some of these homes have seen bigger families born and raised in them. Two bedrooms for infant twins seems a doubly high expectation...
If everyone adds on to increase value, where does it end and what does the next generation do when they are looking for an affordable start?
Phil, what is a 'fairly' final offer?
I'm curious about that first one with three stories: if the kitchen is on the ground floor and the living room is on the first floor, that seems to leave three bedrooms and the bath room on the top floor. The kitchen didn't look big enough to take up space for three bedrooms and a bath so what else is on the ground floor? If there's a bedroom down there, maybe the place could be opened up into a kitchen, diner, living room and the living room above could be turned into a bedroom to make up for it. Or, if it's big enough, a bedroom and small, adult, snug. Just a thought. We didn't see enough of that one to figure it out.
Wasn't there a parking area?
Ground floor: kitchen and parking
1: Living room and first bedroom
2: two bedrooms
It always mystifies me when people see decorating as major work!
I have a friend who always seems to be painting a room of her house. I swear she changes the paint color roughly three times a year, but she tells me not... For her, it's not problem - painting is easy. For me... I dread alll the prepping and taping and gathering supplies and so on, though I guess just slapping on the paint wouldn't be too hard. I'd still rather have someone else do all that professionally than tackle it myself. I grew up in a family of contractors, painters and decorators and had to 'lend a hand' (but was never allowed actually to DO a job), growing up, and I hated it. On the other hand, I have no problem scrubbing a flat from top to bottom on moving in or moving out. And moving in - unpacking all the boxes and putting everything in its place - energizes and inspires me. I guess it's just the jobs you like (my friend who paints dreads and drags her feet over cleaning and always leaves it until her house looks like a tornado hit it) and the jobs you don't like that make them seem 'hard.'
It is major work, especially if you are trying to live in the place at the same time. Sanding, even with a sander attached to a vacuum cleaner, is the worst! Living through it at the moment 😫
Decorating, if you mean accessorizing rooms and putting things where they look right's pretty easy ane enjoyable. But if you mean renovataing-painting, plastering, changing wall fixtures, short of structural changes- for most people that IS work, especially witn no reall experience. Painting is a mess, for one thing, and if you're using oil-based paints, it can be quite nightmare to keep it off the things around you, including your skiin and clothes. I liked doing it when I was younger, and painted nearly every apartment I ever moved in to. Made the place feel fresh and new. But living in a construction zone is no fun.
Can you imagine shopping for a two-bedroom flat in London today (2023) with a budget of £175k?
Dude, you can't even do that in Manchester, let alone London, lol.
In 2013 we bought a small 860 ft., two bedroom home on .25 acre in a college town in Utah for $116K. We put $45K into it because it was built in 1886 and in need of work. The Zillow estimate is now $318K. $116K wouldn't even buy a tiny two bedroom condo now.
(I've found Zillow to be pretty accurate.)
@@happydays1336 YEAH but no one wants to live in SHole Utah
Wonderful show! Thanks for sharing!
👍👍👍 All Homes is THE channel for Location Location Location episodes. Best Volleyball is a WASTE OF TIME channel.
You said it Fred! Best Volleyball is the worst!!!
Great show. Happy, happy ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🥰🤗
While i do absolutely love a turnkey house below budget, i can see the potential in cluttered houses in need of substantial work. Personally, before ruling out the 2nd flat, I would have gotten an estimate of how much it will cost and how long the work will take and then try to get it for way below budget. It had great potential being a down floor flat with a garden. I don't know if the location was ideal though.
I’d be interested to know the building fees for the ex council flat. It is a nice looking building and no lifts so maybe ok.
London is one huge place!!!
Fascinating as always. ❤️
It’s always frustrating to me when people are so ridiculously picky.
Hmm. This is interesting. This is a completely different edit from the one that's shown on the official channel....I was wondering why this episode seemed odd to me...uniIL I realized the order of the houses shown were different, and there are scenes here that are completely edited out in the one on the Web site. Hmmm. Weird.
Is there any way to see the original versions?
Love these shows
Steve.... ... Happy for both!
Methinks Kirstie has a crush on the firefighter lol
she already had a kid and a partner at that time.....
@@andreanittel2240 have you heard of affairs
100%
I thought it was mutual, actually.
Client; I'd like a Victorian flat
Kirstie; I will bully you until you choose my favorite in a boring, multi flat box building.
James seems a lot more serious of a person than Kirstie. I tend to think her attitude didn't sit particularly well with his personality. She jokes and he just looks at her. I would think she would have noticed that and adjusted her own attitude.
Nope because ultimately she is playing to the viewers not the buyer. She is paid to host an entertainment show regardless of whether he buys or not.
It's not about attitude but about style. As a firefighter, his life is full of harsh realities so he's a bit closed emotionally.
When James ruled out the second one, I think they, and we, would've learn a lot of they had asked why
I have the suspicion that the scope of work was too great for his first-time-buyer skill and ambition - especially on his own.
@@jhutch1681you are right but that flat had great potential. It was hard to see for a 1st time buyer on a tight budget. Personally, before ruling it out, I would have gotten an estimate of how much it will cost and how long the work will take and then try to get it for way below budget.
Love the fact Phil does have some teeth missing. So adorable.
I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder because my only thought was, "With his income couldn't he afford some basic dental care?"
You are a lot kinder than I am.
@@happydays1336 Maybe he was in the midst of it. In any case, good luck getting an appointment and treatment paid for by the NHS. One Saturday morning in Poland I tripped and fell and knocked out most of my front teeth. I was in a dentist's office within two hours. Two hours after that, she had rebuilt my teeth. I went home and apart from some scratches on my face, nobody had any idea that I had had an accident and had had my two front teeth rebuilt from the time I left home til the time I returned. Nobody ever noticed any change and only a few people even know that my two front teeth are not my natural teeth - because I told them. The cost was about 75 pounds. There's no way I could have got into a dental surgery in the UK on a Saturday, without an appointment. I would have gone around with jaggedly broken front teeth for months in the UK instead of hours.
I have a UK-born friend whose parents were born in Poland. She regularly flies over to Poland to get health-care privately because it's pointless trying to get an appointment on the NHS before you die of whatever affliction you have. There have been three times in the past 20 years when going to Poland for care saved my friend's life. She was either misdiagnosed in the UK or put off for months and months while her condition got worse (unable to go to work and unable to get to a doctor to get a diagnosis or medical certificate), or simply dismissed as her problem being "all in her head" (when urgent-care the monitors were showing a potentially fatal rapid heart-beat and sky-high blood pressure; a Polish doctor gave her a proper examination and found a life-threatening heart anomaly). Forget about dental care: she goes to Poland and takes her daughter to Poland because she can get an appointment within the next few days and she can get all the care she needs, not just basic services and being sent away to just live with the problem. It's quite possible that the only care the NHS dental service will give is yanking out your bad teeth. (Have you ever SEEN British people's teeth? Kirstie is a rarity.)
@@happydays1336 lots of reasons cause teeth loss, sports, accidents, illnesses
.. I lost my teeth due to chronic illness.
I've generally noticed that the British have poor teeth (or else don't go to dentists much). Quebec was bad when I was growing up in Montreal. Every second 20-year-old needed dentures due to terrible diet.
Wellcome to our relationship? Hmmm!
I don’t understand why the homeowners don’t clean up their homes before viewing. So many messy interiors.
Hah...maybe they did "clean" them up.
Kirsty - give the guy what he wants! Let him go with his heart or he’ll regret it, and you should know that!
It just AMAZES me how some people leave their houses to be displayed for sale ??????
Vintage fun.
Great video!!
jJames is quite clever....and witty...he sees right through Kirsty....saying he was afraid of "her"...
quite funny, He knew that was what she wanted to hear....he is not a teenager Kirsty...
@@juliansydney9819 I like her usually but in this episode she was definitely too bossy with that young fireman. I can't understand why so many posters think she was being flirtatious.
Why were there still bunk beds in the firefighter's flat?
33:50 hah woooow he had no idea what to say
I wonder if all these years later the twins are still sharing a room?
Depends if they ended up having younger siblings.
Jeez. Between emotionless James and the 'happy' people, I would have screamed. Agree, the condition of these properties, considering a film crew is on sight, is appalling.
James needs to rent out the second room because of money thus cannot have massive redecoration going on…
I think Kirstie and the firefighter were flirting with each other. There was chemistry there, for sure.
I came to read comments thinking am I the only one
100% even if it was ons
I think she flirted with him, but he just tolerated her. In the final scene it showed him with his girlfriend.
Besides, there was a conversation on the phone early on that made it clear he was buying this for someone else... even if not literally.@@happydays1336
@@happydays1336 well, they never said that was his girlfriend. Could be just a "special friend". I did think there was some flirting going on. A lot of people could be ..."impressed" when meeting a celebrity. Who knows.
I’m sad James didn’t get a garage for his motorbike
Lol! What happened to Kirstie and what have you done with her?
Why are these so messy,don't they know cameras are coming. I just want to clean
you'd think that the owners/tenants of the 2nd property that James was shown would have cleaned up the place a bit before a showing (especially a showing that would be seen on national tv)..especially that kitchen with the dishes piked in the sink...yikes
20k to create an extra room.....ah, the good old days....
Is it safe to say that Steve has Short-Man syndrome? Hmmmmmm!
Nope, Kirstie in flirt mode is too much for me.
Same
She definitely seen him after the show
Loved it. She’s a minx…..
She flirts with Phil in every episode. I have to admit if I were her husband or his wife I'd be a tad jealous.
Would have given him the flat with occasional visitation rights. Lol
what woman wouldn't want to flirt with James ?? I think he is adorable !!
Cheeky flirty Kirsity
I hope Eloise and her husband Steve buy that good house Phil shows them... I'm surprised that Steve bullies Eloise, if I were his wife there'd be none of that!!!
Kirstie is in flirt mode, I can feel the chemistry 😊
James I am on fire, come and save me :)
Crikey....a four bed house, large lounge and galley kitchen. What work? Only needs to paint the walls 🥴🤭
Why would anyone let their home be shown when it’s such a filthy pit?
why the annoying music?
I hope James developed a personality before he got much older.
I think he's quite shy, but he's definitely not a bubbly personality.
I suspect he's too good-looking for his own peace of mind and doesn't trust the ladies. How's that for an amateur psychoanalyst?
Eloise is definitely south african
Horrible when the music overwhelms the narration, espeixally chaotic jazz.... why?
She has a vision but poor Steve doesn’t…..still he’s not that bad…..
If he's not buying that ex council flat, I will lol
You have to be careful with ex council. That flat could be an ex council but others may still be. I live in a high rise with private lease holders, council and housing association tenants. The building is a 60’s 20 story with a number of issues. If you buy a flat which would be better value than non council you’d think wow what a bargain. That is until you get hit with massive fees for essential works. When essential you have no choice but to cough up.
Did you think this show was recent? Uploaded on TH-cam now but it's very old
Hoe is the funniest thing kirsties ever said..
Ugh. Creepy couple want a house in Wimbledon that they can't afford and watching B Kirsty attempting to flirt was just embarrassing. AND as a born and bred SW Londoner, I'm horrified by what and where they showed
complainers.
I definitely recommend a channel call Best Volleyball for you. You’ll love it!
James is HOT !!! xoxo
Quit flirting with the firefighter.
Odd kind of flirting. Seemed more like bullying to me.
James wants a room with Kirstie ❤❤❤
No, he seems dreadfully uncomfortable. And few could blame him.
The nusic in this video is horrible producers!
Let me put it this way: I wish these duck hunters weren't always dealing with sitting ducks... I personally would move away from that silly little bully of a so-called lady... leaving her sort of stranded. Know what I mean, mate? But of course I do know that suckers always abound, don't they? Seemingly especially in the (post Brexit) UK, seamingly at least. But as I always say... fool always rush in!
Keep taking your meds!..mate!
Phil is an absolute fifty that firefighter 😜