The Life-Swap They Wouldn't Show

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HighCigar

HighCigar

12 жыл бұрын

Life Roulette was produced in 2005 and was a pilot reality show that never made it to its scheduled slot on prime-time TV. It can therefore be described as "The Lifeswap They Wouldn't Show". Make up your own mind as to why you think Granada TV and its parent company ITV did not allow it on your TV screens. It cost Granada TV a pretty penny to make and the only conditions under which the High family {on a dole budget} were prepared to do the show was if the production team could swap them with a family at the opposite end of the British economic ladder rather than pit two low budget families against one another. The production team complied due to their desire to have the High family involved.
The rich folk broke the rules set by the show. The rich guy even smuggled extra money in his shoes according to his house maid. The High family followed the rules. When Craig was seen to be ringing his mates because Andrew had rung his estate it was because the production crew had asked Craig to in order to see if they were ok. It was a set up in order to give the impression that both parties were prepared to go outside the remit of the program. They then filmed Craig from outside a window and put in the narration that he had decided to use the phone of his own free will. As ever the media and the capitalists did not follow their own edicts in their attempts to both win "the game" {for that is how they see it} and curry favour with Granada TV executives to try and get it on air by making both families look as bad as each other. Although a few dirty tricks were pulled by both those the Highs were pitted against and the production crew it still serves as a valuable indication that huge inequalities still exist in the UK. All in all the High family and their friends maintained an impeccability usually ignored by mainstream media in its attempts to demonize those on the bottom rung of the social ladder. 80 or so hours of footage was filmed but only 47 minutes made the final edit. To read Craig's assessment of his and Kiran's experience go to www.highpanch.org.uk/lifeswap
"Surrounded by corpses stuck on the walls,
Blind eyes staring at polo balls,
Soulless cadavers, woodland prey,
Ritual slaughter, play for today,
Subservient slave, mass animal grave,
But they've got a chopper so they can look down,
On those with far less in woodland & town,
But up in that “bird”, feeling absurd,
A worrying thought suddenly occurred,
The Vale of York stretched away far below,
Emptied of trees & leafy meadow,
Arid & flat it seemed to me,
A potential desert, not one single tree,
The few that are left are sprinkled about,
The planet's lungs stripped before it could shout,
Enclosed land obsession, Albion's recession,
No leafy vale allowed to prevail,
Nowhere for Robin to hide,
Nowhere for his hoodies to reside,
Roads & flat fields have demystified,
The ravishing beauty of the old countryside,
Bought off land, real estate,
The paymaster's brand,
On his industrial estate,
One thousand one hundred acres are owned,
In a country where some are not properly homed,
Like pigeons astray, frightened & lost,
Sitting duck prey, shot at what cost,
The skies have been cleared of birds, bees & clouds,
The sun beating down on lifeless old shrouds."
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@TheUnclestein
@TheUnclestein 10 жыл бұрын
"Surrounded by corpses - stuck on the walls, Blind eyes staring - polo balls, Soul-less cadavers - woodland prey, Ritual slaughter - play for today, The skies have been cleared - of birds, bees and clouds, The sun beating down - on lifeless old shrouds." Brilliant!
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
Thanks Carlos. Your appraisal means a lot to me. Cxx
@siobhanfinniss3537
@siobhanfinniss3537 7 жыл бұрын
I agree. I really liked that poem. You're very talented!
@DragonBerry-hz6rb
@DragonBerry-hz6rb 6 жыл бұрын
Carlos Von Stein koo
@feef6098
@feef6098 6 жыл бұрын
Carlos: I thought it was totally fantastic and showed so much talent !!!! Really fantastic :)
@ByeByeBelly
@ByeByeBelly 10 жыл бұрын
People always hate people who stand up for anything...
@uniquetouch2008
@uniquetouch2008 9 жыл бұрын
I am also sure that the millionaire paid them not to broadcast it.
@STlTCHlZ
@STlTCHlZ 8 жыл бұрын
"hunting peasants for sport" - I know that was a slip of the tongue lol but, damn, it was ironically perfect.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 8 жыл бұрын
It wasn't a slip of the tongue. If the edit had also included the gun club incident in all of its horrific glory viewers would have been exposed to an argument I had with the club proprietors where one of em said it was shame they could no longer hunt peasants for sport. Since we were all holding firearms at the time it would have made TV gold but the director shat himself and turned the cameras off and deleted what he did get from the final cut. I was referring to the incident in my rant at the end and the polo club trainer knew exactly what I was referring to. Cxx
@KevPage-Witkicker
@KevPage-Witkicker 7 жыл бұрын
Dude just watched this with my wife n kid and we all reckon you're alright. Other guy's a soulless turd. Good luck to you and yours.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
I'm deeply flattered. I'll pass on your good wishes. Cxx
@fancyfillis5246
@fancyfillis5246 6 жыл бұрын
that rant was well needed and i support it...that manager did bully and to make you feel stupid and lazy... he got the sack for it now which i hope give you some justice , As his boss didn't like what he said about you either and you was the bigger man to confront the manager outside of the customers hearing, which showed respect for others.
@BitterBetty76
@BitterBetty76 6 жыл бұрын
HighCigar Loved the poetry. Congrats on your life, it is being well spent.
@naomhmarie7932
@naomhmarie7932 6 жыл бұрын
How can anyone take offence to someone saying bring our troops home soon?
@jewels3895
@jewels3895 10 ай бұрын
A narcissistic low life
@jbc6467
@jbc6467 9 жыл бұрын
Totally disgusted at the sheer lack of manners of the Polo club compare, I don't care if he felt they were loosing face, there are so many more tactful ways to have done that...what a looser.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 11 жыл бұрын
I'm flattered. My write up was done as soon as we got back from the experience..... straight onto dictophone while it was all still fresh in our memories.... which is why it concentrates on our side of the experience and not what happened in West Wales. Thanks for your interest. It's much appreciated. Cxx
@godmadethedonkeytalkjuliem8404
@godmadethedonkeytalkjuliem8404 4 ай бұрын
I hope you're doing well. I really enjoyed watching it. ❤
@mashembo
@mashembo 9 жыл бұрын
The reason they didn't air this is purely because Craig mentioned the water engine and the hemp oil engine, which is a big hush hush on national television for obvious reasons.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 9 жыл бұрын
Maybe one of the reasons. The whole set up and the way it unfolded pushed more buttons than you could throw a stick at even though some of the more startling scenes were edited out to try and make the rich dudes look a little better in order to try and get it on prime-time TV. That being said the rich dudes still came across as a bunch of throwbacks. Over 80 hours of footage was shot and only 46 mins makes the edit in shows like these. The editor's job is wasteful at best and manipulative at worst. That being said this ended up a largely fair example of a genre that perhaps has no right to call itself "Reality TV". If it had been live and unedited an even greater indictment of corporate hierarchy and it's threat to the environment would have been achieved. Cxx
@mashembo
@mashembo 9 жыл бұрын
well said i agree
@STlTCHlZ
@STlTCHlZ 7 жыл бұрын
If that was all it was they'd have just edited it out. I think they didn't air it because it was basically a carbon copy of Wife swap with the only difference being the whole family go.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
It was banned. It was ready to go and had already cost the production company tens of thousands of pounds. Remember it is 11 years old now and at the time these "reality" shows were still a novelty. The Director had the plug pulled on him. This was to be the first in a series of episodes and the whole franchise was dumped. Rumour has it the wealthy, influencial side took chagrin at the way they came across. Even mass media companies are in thrall to those who hold the purse strings. Rather than pay even more in litigation fees the Executive Producer stopped it being aired and then sought employment with another media company. Cxx
@alexaecho4273
@alexaecho4273 2 жыл бұрын
@@STlTCHlZ literally not like wife swap. Wife swap is just the family. this is their whole life not just inside of their home. Do you even pay attention?
@antonhaq3503
@antonhaq3503 9 жыл бұрын
Here is a man with millions of pounds, a life of comfort and luxury yet still whinges on and actually believes those that don't work are parasites feeding off people like himself. It makes me despair that someone with way more than they'd ever need can't even conceive the concept of assisting or sharing. In this day and age it simply is not possible to 'choose' not to work, if the other guy doesn't work (I happen to think he does) there is a genuine reason. What happened to empathy and understanding?
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 9 жыл бұрын
Anton Haq It's interesting that "work" is only defined by a wage in this society. Not only do huge swathes of dole budget citizens keep the economy rolling by doing unpaid stuff like Underground gigs but their efforts are written off as self-indulgent or lazy. The harshest critics are usually those with inherited wealth who delegate all their work to employees. Like they were distracting everybody, and in some cases themselves, from the fact that they personally achieve very little. The king didn't build the castle. His underpaid and sometimes underfed staff did with the threat of the king's army as a method of curtailing any say they may have over pay and conditions or even whether or not they want to do it. Nothing's really changed. The king is the corporate ceo and the knights who threaten punitive behaviour are the cops and the military. Only the tech has changed. Cxx
@antonhaq3503
@antonhaq3503 9 жыл бұрын
HighCigar It's enough to make you despair when you realise how solidly in place the system is with it's façade of freedom. I had such a dilemma recently regarding the General Election. I had to vote Labour, I had no choice, they won my constituency with 41%, narrowly winning over the most hideous UKIP candidate who got 39%!
@Bpg5012trick
@Bpg5012trick 6 жыл бұрын
Well done Craig for knocking that snob Andrew of his high horse and putting him in his place, agree with all you said to him.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 6 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment. It's really appreciated. Cxxxx
@DoniaEcker
@DoniaEcker 8 жыл бұрын
Not sure if you're still around, Craig, but I wanted to say that you have a lovely family. You are obviously an intelligent, caring man. Everything else that's on my mind has already been said in the comments! Cheers from Texas.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 8 жыл бұрын
I'm deeply flattered by your comments Donia. I'll pass them on to my wife and kids. Cxxxx
@DoniaEcker
@DoniaEcker 7 жыл бұрын
:)
@heatherrussell7190
@heatherrussell7190 6 жыл бұрын
Such a brilliant episode! Craig, you and your family are fantastic!
@eleanorbaldwin-brown4702
@eleanorbaldwin-brown4702 6 жыл бұрын
i came from a very well off family but i love Greg id rather chat with him then the snobs at the polo clubs yeah my parents made tons of money but they taught me to be humble and be kind to all walks of life
@marlo9380
@marlo9380 9 күн бұрын
Well, you're a needle in a haystack, my friend . I avoid the very wealthy because of their attitude, like in this shoe. Money can NOT buy class or good morals and work ethics.
@CA-qx1mv
@CA-qx1mv 5 жыл бұрын
"Well, I say, I say, I saaaay" -Craig's best quote.
@pawsypup
@pawsypup 5 жыл бұрын
im so glad this came on my recommended. i love watching things filmed in the early 2000s to see how things have changed in certain perspectives. and to craig, go you for standing up to the awful guy in the speech. the way they shot the program made you look bad, it's a shame that reality tv loves to make people who don't conform to a "typical" lifestyle as less than people who have more money. it's just as twisted as social media. i hope you, your wife and your child are doing well.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 5 жыл бұрын
We are; as much as can be expected. Many thanks. Cxxxx
@tiegan7333
@tiegan7333 3 жыл бұрын
Craig - only half way through the episode so far but as someone who was raised working class I appreciate you! What a lovely family you have too - hope all is well with you and your amazing family!
@staceykersting461
@staceykersting461 7 жыл бұрын
Craig is absolutely diplomatic in the face of all this intolerance! They even saw his potential as a promoter, then freaked out, got all scared when he turned out not to be a total ass-kisser. Liking Craig more all the time. Who the hell wdn't want the troops home soon? Continued war is at the expense of the tax payer, that's what's "living off their backs". What a narcissistic f@#$! Go Craig, GO, CRAIG!!
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
I'm deeply flattered. Cxxxx
@brickboi7309
@brickboi7309 9 жыл бұрын
difference between these 2 guys in the show is one is a spoiled rotten little grown man , and the other one is a free spirit, kind person
@syedubaidullahhussaini6654
@syedubaidullahhussaini6654 7 жыл бұрын
J. FiveAlive ucrime Ufca
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
What does this comment mean Syed?
@suzannecollins2374
@suzannecollins2374 7 жыл бұрын
I feel there was good and bad on both sides to be honest. Both men had their shortcomings. To choose not to work to spend time with your young child is all well and good as long as enough people choose to work. When my son was born I had no choice but to leave him and go to work I couldn't afford not to. When he later died of leukaemia I regretted every minute I'd spent without him
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
That's very sad. I'm guessing you live in America where there is no social security system. Cxx
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
I'm also guessing he got no free health care. Cxx
@virg0_lem0nade
@virg0_lem0nade 3 жыл бұрын
thank you for including your comments about your real experience filming the show!!! it's sad to me that we're getting to the point where people watch "reality" television and think that it actually presents an accurate view, when the truth is that it is so heavily edited and artificially manufactured.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 3 жыл бұрын
I agree. When they initially approached us to go on it we told em to fuck off for that very reason. They persisted and after half a dozen calls we told em we'd only take part if they swapped us with one of the richest families in the UK cos we were sick of the media pitting low income households against each other like some kind of sport. We were amazed they pulled it off. I stayed close to the director forever warning him that if he didn't make us look bad enough it would never air and unless he played fair to a degree not seen before on these kind of shows we'd pull out. I guess he was caught between a rock and a hard place. I'd love to see the 170 odd hours that didn't make the edit but Granada wouldn't allow it. Some of it made the final edit look tame. There was overt racism towards my wife and nearly a gun fight on the shooting range when it's proprietor openly stated that negros were biologically a slave race and the European empires should never have handed Africa back to it's indigenous people. He raised his shotgun and I raised mine. The film crew were shaking. The director may as well have included scenes like this cos the show was cancelled anyway. Thanks for your comments. Cxx
@ByeByeBelly
@ByeByeBelly 10 жыл бұрын
"Contrary to the misleading narration in the final edit our opposites are not "self-made" but were born into extreme prosperity & land-ownership. They also have ties with the Royal Family as bastions of the Polo & Fox Hunting set."
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
Two things that didn't make the final edit.... according to his eldest son the rich dude was born with an inheritance of two whole factory farms but still claimed he was self made. When his closest business contacts said he'd hit the bottom a few times, declared bankruptcy and then worked his way back up they were asked if he had always been in a position to get credit to the tune of millions every time he went bankrupt {to get himself "started" again} and they sheepishly said yes. We all know it takes money to make money. He gets millions in debt and can then get millions more to bail himself out whilst those at the other end of the economic ladder are lucky to get basic needs when they simply run out of cash. To have lost all one's cash more than once after having been born into wealth is also a bad reflection on his abilities as a responsible businessman {if such a thing exists}. Cxx
@ByeByeBelly
@ByeByeBelly 10 жыл бұрын
Oh how awful. How could anyone live with themself knowing they made a fortune off factory farms. Stupid question, same reason why our society lives off the stuff... but I just don't understand how people think they have zero obligation to care. I can tell these people have no respect for animals over little comments about the polo
@ByeByeBelly
@ByeByeBelly 10 жыл бұрын
Oh and I forgot about the hunting
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
CastleArrgghhhh This is a fantastic analysis of the world we live in. Cxx
@707jmc
@707jmc 6 жыл бұрын
What's the point of participating, if you're not going to follow the rules. If he cheats here , you can probably guess that he cheats in his business too!
@uniquetouch2008
@uniquetouch2008 9 жыл бұрын
I wouldn't support the Polo families business and would start a boycott. Not only did the manager but the entire staff acted like they were better than the musician. I can't believe that more people didn't walk out of the auction after the comments that were spoken.
@jbc6467
@jbc6467 9 жыл бұрын
uniquetouch2008 The manager no longer works there, it said at the end of the show.I think that one man made a worse impression than anything the punk rocker man could have possibly done, as at least to the audience he was somewhat of a known quantity. I find the Polo man and his family were fairly normal and respectable, albeit workaholic.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 9 жыл бұрын
J BC Nothing normal or respectable about being a multi multi millionaire in a world where there are starving kids. At the time of this production Andrew Foreman owned majority shares in porta cabins worldwide. Made a bomb {no pun intended} out of the destruction of civilian properties in the Balkans, Iraq and Afghanistan. I'm sure the death of people's kids at the hands of the RAF in those countries didn't come close to affecting him. Nothing respectable about that! Wherever someone has an excess of money like that many other people suffer in order for them to amass it and hoard it. I'm left considering this question..... how many starving kids does it take to make a multi-millionaire? Cxx
@jbc6467
@jbc6467 9 жыл бұрын
Barking up the wrong tree old chap. Chalks away!
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 9 жыл бұрын
J BC Civilian bombing ok then? Shame people see profit in it rather than the horror of it..... unless it happens to them of course. Cxx
@jbc6467
@jbc6467 9 жыл бұрын
Anarchy ok then? Non of my profit is from staving people, even the diamonds on my shoes, which are admittedly a little tight are ethically chosen.
@openmusic3904
@openmusic3904 7 жыл бұрын
For me I felt both men had very good qualities, I respect Andrews entrepreneurial spirit and he genuinely seems like a decent, hard-working man. I think Craig is a very creative, free spirited type of guy. For a functioning society we need the types like Andrew and we need the types like Craig. Paul however was a disgraceful human-being,, completely devoid of manners and dignity. The way he treated craig and his family with such lack of respect angered me greatly, regardless of if Paul disagreed with their life-style choices he should of treated them with the same kind of respect that they treated him and he didn't
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
Thanks for your comments. I'm deeply flattered. Unfortunately Andrew was neither self made nor hard working. He was bloody good at delegating like anybody born and bred to take over their father's business empire. The show was weighted in Andrew's favour as far as it could be and the Director's excuse for editing it in that way was because he told me he wouldn't get it on mainstream TV if he didn't. I warned him that it wouldn't get aired unless he could edit it to show that myself and my family were beneath contempt and, alas, I was proved right. Cxx
@searby1
@searby1 7 жыл бұрын
did they pay you for doing the show?
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
Of course not. That's the appeal of "Reality TV" where executive producers are concerned. No actors fees. Cxx
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
No they didn't pay us for the show. That's the appeal of "Reality TV" where executive producers are concerned. No actor's fees. Cxx
@ijustagirl74
@ijustagirl74 6 ай бұрын
@@HighCigar Sir you did yourself proud.A good man with morals.Most people seen that and you stood in integrity...
@amyg4983
@amyg4983 7 жыл бұрын
The richest and poorest , like that wasn't fixed
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
Of course it wasn't fixed.... apart from an edit that made my swappee slightly more acceptable than he was in reality and the fact that 80 hours was edited down to 46.. The richest/poorest thing was my and my wife's idea. Rather that than poor and poorer still like a lot of "Reality Shows". When they wanted us to do it we told em to fuck off cos I see shows like that as a ritual humiliation of the public. This though highlights the ongoing UK class system and it's not a bad job of it which is why it was banned. It cost a bomb to make but Granada TV couldn't make us look bad enough for the mainstream channel {ITV} to air it. Plus the rich dudes probably had a hand in banning it too cos some of em acted like arseholes and it shows. Cxx
@tinaandersen3270
@tinaandersen3270 5 жыл бұрын
Amy Gregory I agree
@sarahperks1770
@sarahperks1770 7 жыл бұрын
These toffs oh its so unfair the lower class eat beans on toast while we have salmon and champaigne lmao
@MayaMeows
@MayaMeows 7 жыл бұрын
LOVE the musician. On behalf of all working class people, thank you.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
I am deeply flattered. Cxxxx
@STlTCHlZ
@STlTCHlZ 11 жыл бұрын
This is so much better than wife swap, I don't understand why they didn't air it, this would still be running now with millions of viewers. Great show. Thanks for the upload.
@missyo1283
@missyo1283 3 жыл бұрын
The rich can't have their secrets revealed
@ByeByeBelly
@ByeByeBelly 10 жыл бұрын
lol Craig is funny "that's bad magic innit" about them shooting animals, so true lol. Can't believe those jerks laughing at their average sized house.
@dandastardlyful
@dandastardlyful 9 жыл бұрын
They're horrible that Polo playing lot, secretly hate each other
@missyo1283
@missyo1283 3 жыл бұрын
They hate everyone and themselves
@massdebate121
@massdebate121 5 жыл бұрын
I had no idea this show existed. Thanks for uploading this, Craig. I'm sorry that you and your family were so badly mistreated. The guy's comments at the polo ball were absolutely disgusting.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 5 жыл бұрын
Thanks for your comment. It was going to be the first of a series but the director couldn't make us look bad enough to appease the executives who run Granada TV and ITV and we suspect that Andrew's estate made threats. It had been ear-marked for prime time viewing. Personally it's slowly growing audience on KZfaq is more than enough to compensate. Had we been aired on mainstream media many people would have quickly forgotten it and the right wing press would have spun it to the advantage of the rich capitalist making him look like the victim. Initially we didn't want to be a part of "reality tv" since it largely involves the ritual humiliation of the public so we suggested the empasse between the rich and the relatively poor. 180 hours of footage were shot. One wonders if the 166 hours edited out still exists. Cxx
@tinaandersen3270
@tinaandersen3270 5 жыл бұрын
massdebate121 neither did i
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
Beautifully put. I would suggest though that practically every post industrial nation on earth has a variation on the class system..... whether it's an autocracy, an oligarchy, a monarchy, a technocracy, a celebritocracy or an amalgam of of these hierarchical structures. I guess the UK model is one of the oldest and most entrenched so hopefully it'll be one of the first the bite the dust. Cheers for your response. Cxx
@philpeel1969
@philpeel1969 7 жыл бұрын
Watched this last night... excellent program... you are a legend Craig.. i'll buy you a beer at Sonic Rock next year ;)
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
Cheers Phil. Cxx
@amberwendt262
@amberwendt262 8 жыл бұрын
Craig is my hero.
@hikesystem7721
@hikesystem7721 2 жыл бұрын
The rich guy, and his absolutely insufferable wife are loathsome. They make my skin crawl.
@rockydify
@rockydify 3 жыл бұрын
This is like a more intense version of Rich House Poor House
@Glitter99x
@Glitter99x 10 жыл бұрын
Cannot believe her husband defended the bloke who called her lazy. She is not lazy in the slightest, this should of gone to air.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
I can't believe I defended him either. A momentary fucking lapse of reason! Cxx
@ByeByeBelly
@ByeByeBelly 10 жыл бұрын
Yeah I work in disability 6 days per week and also do university and have a husband, house work etc etc. I'd never call myself a workaholic and I don't even have weekends. "don't ever do a job you don't want to do" - how stupid. How the hell would I pay my rent, support my family?? Life doesn't stop for me to find the perfect high paying job that I'm excited to go to every day.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
Nobody said "find a high paying job that excites you" and only an idiot would be so stupid as to think that any job could be something to be consistently looked forward to on a daily basis but I truly believe that if people do jobs they don't want to do {on any level} and feel the only reason they are working is for cash then they generally fuck those jobs up, lead miserable lives and rarely see outside of the box thus leaving the rich to bully them and threaten their social and economic stability. Working with the disabled is an honorable profession and, if done well, something requiring a certain level of altruism and therefore enthusiasm. If more people worked with those principles in mind the world would certainly be a better place. Cxx
@ByeByeBelly
@ByeByeBelly 10 жыл бұрын
I was talking about what the rich guy said
@kearl3490
@kearl3490 5 жыл бұрын
What a pair of snots. He's not even a self made millionaire, his father owned two factories. They're snobbery defines them as classless. Give me the Welsh musician any time. He has far more class. The way they were looking at him when he was learning to ride was bloody disgraceful! These are the "upper class"? Spare me. The Welshman has much more class.
@kookiebughopengrace1106
@kookiebughopengrace1106 8 жыл бұрын
i love the part where you told the manager off ! straight up and honest ! AWESOME
@fancyfillis5246
@fancyfillis5246 6 жыл бұрын
i liked that too
@PleaseDontTakeMyShoe
@PleaseDontTakeMyShoe 10 жыл бұрын
The blonde woman's face when Craig spoke made me feel ill.
@pielover953
@pielover953 10 жыл бұрын
I love this! Much better than Wife swap.I like the idea that the whole family swaps everything.
@meliatortilla4625
@meliatortilla4625 8 жыл бұрын
I liked both men, and what Andrew said about finding something in the middle of the way they both live. Not his exact words, but he learned something from the experience.
@missyo1283
@missyo1283 3 жыл бұрын
Hard to like someone who cheats and lies, he didn't do as the show intended he kept changing everything with a phone call, hard to like people who can act
@madgewow2701
@madgewow2701 7 жыл бұрын
I see one couple that are good friends who can express their feelings. The other I see a wonderful business arrangement. Glad to see the class structure is alive and well. I know I would rather hang with the hippy couple.
@camabelu1
@camabelu1 8 жыл бұрын
So what's the expression? "Shocked but not surprised". What's ironic to me is this.....anyone from the wealth class would almost certainly agree with Paul's analysis of Craig's tirade at the end of the programme. And they would be completely wrong. Craig was justifiably angry and made consistent, relevant points. But cognitive dissonance is a powerful thing and that almost (but not quite) makes me feel sorry for those concerned. I thank God I'm not in that class. I wouldn't last a week anyway. There are simply too many qualities which inform one's moral integrity that would have to be abandoned in order to survive as a member. Caring for others simply because it's the right thing to do is one. Honesty and integrity are a couple more. The list is probably much longer than I can even begin to imagine. Good on you Craig and all the very best. Signed, a Canadian.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 8 жыл бұрын
+camabelu e I didn't last a week! hahahahaha. Everybody was surprised I lasted that long.... especially me. The production crew were predictably concerned I wasn't gonna blow at all.... confrontation being their raison d'être whether they care to admit it to themselves or not. The whole experience was much more predictable than I could have ever hoped for. Each opportunity we gave "the wealth class" to do the right thing was either ignored, thrown back in our faces or treated like a game and to be honest the production crew were not a lot different. Even the offer of a job at Landrover UK was based on my "sales acumen" with no real interest in my environmental agenda at all. My swappee's inner cabal with their final indifference to the plight of a local school close to us, which did indeed close soon after the show was filmed, against the will of our local community and the school staff, epitomizes the lack of importance those with financial power give to the betterment of all; quite apart from the hunting, the competition, the racism, the profiteering, the warmongering and the strict top down medieval hierarchy that defines their lives. I was so taken aback by being "shocked but not surprised" that I immediately recited my experiences into a Dictaphone when we got back and a mate transcribed it. The results can be read through this link.... highpanch.org.uk/lifeswap/index.htm Thank you for your comments. I still wonder at times if the line in the sand is of my own making and as a result of my inability or unwillingness to conform to an innate capitalist model. Your comments, however, further my belief that that model is not "human nature" per sé and has been historically pushed onto us by the minority of people who disproportionately profit from it. I wouldn't have that on my conscience for all the tea in China. Cxx
@dubkeb
@dubkeb 10 жыл бұрын
thanks for posting this,I found it very engaging...and yes,predictably rigged in favor of the upper class snobs.Nice to see a small taste of the real attitudes at play behind the scenes of every upper-crust social function. Plus,in diligently reading the comments posted,I have gained a new word in my vocabulary...'celebritocracy' I am bound to be dropping that little gem into conversation for years to come-much appreciated.
@thatcatboab
@thatcatboab 2 жыл бұрын
Craig & his wifes views... All the way for me.❤️
@susandruce1064
@susandruce1064 7 жыл бұрын
i really enjoyed this,so thank you for the upload....so glad he punched that snob with some good choice words....what a knock down...mohamid alley would have been proud of him.
@user-lb7zw5bb7n
@user-lb7zw5bb7n 7 жыл бұрын
alley
@corrineneal5295
@corrineneal5295 6 жыл бұрын
Craig Rocks my world!🌰🌱🌼 very awake🌈💖
@roryjames5675
@roryjames5675 2 жыл бұрын
Woke and broke 😆👍🏼
@catontheinternet755
@catontheinternet755 9 жыл бұрын
I loved reading your account of this. "Can we put him in a gimp mask?" Lulzy.
@fancyfillis5246
@fancyfillis5246 6 жыл бұрын
the manager was out of order when he slagged the guest boss down in front of paying customers, both men did flout the rule but the millionair side let themselves down more .... glad that manager was sacked
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 6 жыл бұрын
I didn't flout the rule. The Director of the show told me my mates in Wales might be in trouble and advised I ring them to make sure and then the film crew filmed me secretly from outside a window and the narration makes it look like I rang them off my own back. A real dirty trick. The guy who swapped with me was not a self made millionaire either. His son told me the family inherited two factory farms from his grandfather. Cxx
@fancyfillis5246
@fancyfillis5246 6 жыл бұрын
what has his inheritance got to do with it ? the man still works hard to maintain his wealth ... any way I was not horrid about you , I am of the same mind set as you, I choose not to claim the £70 job seeker im allowed but as the system make me feel that I am a low and worthless so instead I live off very little and am happy with what I have, money and statue In my opinion stands for very little , it is how ones treats others and conducts themselves ..... You was mistreated by the staff of the gentleman , the manager underestimated your intelligence to his folly and now he has lost his job .. people like myself do see the truth so stop defending yourself and those who slag you off they don't really care for the truth , they just are being malicious.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 6 жыл бұрын
I know you weren't horrid about me. It's just that when I rang Wales and they shot it from outside the window the narrator said that I had also decided to break the rules.... which, of course, was a lie. The narrator also introduced Andrew as a self made millionaire so I was merely pointing out that those things were not true in any sense. The Director was having to try and make my swappee look better than he was and us worse so that it would have a greater chance of being aired on mainstream TV. I guess the rich folks didn't make that easy for him. hahahahahaha. Thanks for your comments. They are appreciated. Cxx
@annabellesinger3717
@annabellesinger3717 10 жыл бұрын
thanks very interesting such polar opposites!
@The0P3N
@The0P3N 10 жыл бұрын
Brilliant concept
@patriciamcparlin3033
@patriciamcparlin3033 7 жыл бұрын
Just watched this agaIn...c/o Louis...blinding..!!!..well done mate!!!...xxx
@kristeyfry4872
@kristeyfry4872 6 жыл бұрын
Great soundtrack with Portishead and DJ Shadow!
@rubyostojic8751
@rubyostojic8751 3 жыл бұрын
Im shocked at how awful that Polo Manager is. What a disgusting man. They decided to not save the primary school but redevelop the welsh valley.............. omg
@chocoboasylum
@chocoboasylum 9 жыл бұрын
So this was 10 years ago. They're still playing polo, I imagine.
@nolasway878
@nolasway878 3 жыл бұрын
He changed lives with Jonny Lydon. LOL
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 3 жыл бұрын
Very funny. I am a contemporary of Lydons but have never consciously emulated him. Though I was into The Pistols when they first emerged I'm glad I didn't end up the sad sack Lydon's become. He's now got more in common with that Polo Club Trainer. hahahahahahahaha. Cxx
@nolasway878
@nolasway878 3 жыл бұрын
@@HighCigar Lololololol Love it.
@scarlettskies100
@scarlettskies100 6 жыл бұрын
why would she cook beans on toast when they just took a delivery of veggies (and organic at that!!)....oh for the cameras lol
@francesmarrasso5256
@francesmarrasso5256 3 жыл бұрын
Just found this I'm in Australia and I love Craig great poet awesome family man and I agree I hate liars and cheats
@francesmarrasso5256
@francesmarrasso5256 3 жыл бұрын
Just reliazed that they refused to show it and what a bunch of snobs who the f..ck do they think they are 🤬 looking down on Craig and his family makes me sick
@paddlepop77
@paddlepop77 11 жыл бұрын
Does John Lydon have a brother?
@missyo1283
@missyo1283 3 жыл бұрын
The one in glasses is absolutely spot on , every single thing he said and guess what everything he says they go and show him he is right. Well done for speaking up but just know they didn't listen because you know they don't care
@smokinaces8248
@smokinaces8248 10 жыл бұрын
I have to admit I started out as a bit of Paul advocate Thought he,s a nice person just been very sheltered from the reality of life. I suppose someone has to In one way I can see his point of view. If no one works then who supports the system ? He dose not seem to bare in mind how extremely hard it to fined work or start something with little or no money . Then he's never had to & even if he did his connections & name would carry him trough with out much threw or effort from Paul The way he behaved at that gala was nothing but crude !!! That remark about the Pakistanis was vile Thats the upper class is it YIKES & think what his Mummy & Daddy paid on schooling should have just given him a hug
@utzuckz
@utzuckz Жыл бұрын
the video is good, but the book is even better (see link in description)
@pantarei8382
@pantarei8382 7 жыл бұрын
Damn the rich people where really really rude.... Hate those kinda of people, my parents could be them
@emilyrosetuls490
@emilyrosetuls490 3 жыл бұрын
Dope af music in this
@crasslee
@crasslee 10 жыл бұрын
Nice to see the guy decided to make changes in his life. However, the manager was a complete twunt. Good to see you and the family Craig.
@Shazzie_Rose
@Shazzie_Rose 11 жыл бұрын
I think the manager got fired because of his comments at the polo charity thing.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
This is our guess too. Even the director {Matt Calais} who has now made a name for himself as the executive producer of Come Dine With Me on UK TV doesn't know the truth behind why it was pulled. In the light of no reasons being given we can only assume there was corporate pressure thus proving once again that there is no real freedom of the press or media in the UK. Cxx
@RapeDrugSA
@RapeDrugSA 11 жыл бұрын
Hi man, i'm from Portugal. I started watching the U.S. show and stumbled upon this. I read your description and totally agree with you. The thing is i started wondering if this show would make it on my country and would like to make it happen, even tho i'm a young entrepreneur. No fake bullshit, just exposing different styles of life, not as much based on economic situations. If you can get back at me with any info on why you think this failed to air in england or anything id love it. Regards.
@ShannynCampbell
@ShannynCampbell 6 жыл бұрын
they REALLY like portishead...cant blame em
@user-lb7zw5bb7n
@user-lb7zw5bb7n 7 жыл бұрын
hahhahahaha the beans and chips song is fucking ace
@GreenGaiety
@GreenGaiety 11 жыл бұрын
The working men accepted the rich bastard, and the snobs did what they always do...... stick their noses up. Nice the polo owner learned something.
@spidaminida
@spidaminida 10 жыл бұрын
Wow this works on so many levels :) Isn't it nice not to get your entertainment spoon-fed for once??
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 11 жыл бұрын
Relatively little was swapped if you look at the way the guy kept in touch with his estate behind the backs of the film crew and in violation of a written agreement not to do so. Very little power or information was given concerning the running of the estate and most of the actual responsibility seems to be delegated to numerous staff so that most of the week was recreational with a little networking. Livelihoods were only under threat from the appalling behaviour of the estate itself. Cxx
@stephd8589
@stephd8589 5 жыл бұрын
Bizarre that this showed up in my feed today. I’m in US.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
In Britain pissed means drunk. I gather you mean pissed in the US phraseology meaning "angry". I dunno. Seems to me the only righteous indignation here should really be with the poor folk. They have a bigger axe to grind than someone sitting on their arse playing polo, drinking 80 dollar bottles of wine and calling it work. Cxx
@kangorillapoo7102
@kangorillapoo7102 5 жыл бұрын
Just watched this and have to say Craig High is the man Xxx
@77studiosuk
@77studiosuk 11 жыл бұрын
nice one Craig plenty of comments that could make a lot of people living very shoddy lives that cost millions think. but maybe a lot later....
@sharroon7574
@sharroon7574 6 жыл бұрын
Lily is adorable!
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
For that a few other things. This is a 46 min edit but over 80 hours were filmed. His worst behaviour mostly didn't make the final edit cos the director thought that in watering it down he'd get in on TV. This was obviously never gonna happen. The rich came off too badly. Cxx
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
You see a difference between Richard 1st and Richard Branson? Does the phrase "people people" not imply manipulation and divisiveness in getting something out of them..... like long hours for little pay? Cxx
@emilydouglas-yr3po
@emilydouglas-yr3po 8 ай бұрын
Im not surprised they didnt air it, it doesnt fit the narrative of 'make fun of the working class'. Instead, Craig expery turned the tables on them and showed the upper class for what they really are. The comments at the Ball were disguisting. Well done Craig!!!!
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 8 ай бұрын
The polo club trainer {Paul} is at present doing ten years in prison for raping young girls over a fifteen year period. A period which covered the time of the lifeswap. We only found out a year or so ago. That he is even more corrupt than we suspected comes as no surprise. Thanks for your comments. They mean a lot. Cxx
@blair9607
@blair9607 8 ай бұрын
@@HighCigarfucking hell!! Well actually not that surprising , its not really a secret anymore a lot of the supposed ‘ elite’ class are paedos
@icecreamdaycatlin8896
@icecreamdaycatlin8896 7 жыл бұрын
wow! the tent auction scene was absolutely unforgiving wasnt it. they all acted like high school bullies to the poor kid. such disrespect. keep on keepin on. oh i have questions. how has your life changed since this point of your life. and are you happy where you are? generally curious because you never know what happens in the after. and seeing that you reply to comments i have hopes to get a response.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
Our lives have not changed at all. All our assumptions about those at the "top" of society were proven true with nothing gained other than anecdotal evidence that hierarchy sucks. Thanks for your comments. The school we were trying to save was closed and the fact that none of my swapee's estate cared proves their so called charity work is just hot air & PR. Cxx
@icecreamdaycatlin8896
@icecreamdaycatlin8896 7 жыл бұрын
wow! thank you for this response and giving me more insight on other peoples ways of life and how they perceive happyness. everyone has their own morals and a true individual keeps with them. you had the balls to do this show and take all that. you are truly a strong willed individual. i just want to say thanks for some of the lessons i learned from watching this.
@arabellat5133
@arabellat5133 7 жыл бұрын
It felt like it was straight out of a 90s high school movie. Disgusting
@jailsnghoulz4032
@jailsnghoulz4032 Жыл бұрын
LOVE IT MATE!!
@christineharrison4659
@christineharrison4659 10 жыл бұрын
Watching this makes me happy that I would always choose love over money . I have always said that the poor are richer then the rich they usually don't have love the way the poor do . I feel sorry for most people with lots of money not that I'm saying all rich are that way but a lot are . Love is way more important we need money to survive ,love doesn't pay the bills but life isn't worth living without unconditional love . When I die I also don't want regret in my heart for when I stand before God I want him to see the good I have done and money comes with sin to often. Money all changes to many people for the worst making them greedy I would give most of the money to help others rather than self gratis faction.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 10 жыл бұрын
Bless you Christine that is truly beautiful but let's hope God's not a man! Cxx
@rty59
@rty59 5 ай бұрын
Brilliant absolutely brilliant
@yourmeede
@yourmeede 10 жыл бұрын
I like the hippy a lot, but I think to recieve benefits you need to work to pay taxes. The problem is for people that work even a little bit are given no benefits (at least here in america) and pay taxes on top of it. It is messed up, but on top if he has worked before and getting pensions and support from paying taxes with that, then I think his way of life is awesome. As long as he can feed his family, keep them safe, and be happy, right on to him!
@ItTurnsToStone
@ItTurnsToStone 10 жыл бұрын
I would watch the shit out of this!
@dezmundie67
@dezmundie67 12 жыл бұрын
Certainly reconfirms my suspicions about business class snobbery.
@Positive-Energy-Vibe
@Positive-Energy-Vibe 3 жыл бұрын
This is a great show & should of been aired 👍🏾 the bad class of the rich, GOOD the polo manager was fired sounds better. He has no class & embarrassed the rich of his conduct
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 3 жыл бұрын
He was in fact from a higher station in society than the {not so} self made millionaire. He went on to start a rival polo club of his own near his ex employer's estate. They are all cut from the same cloth alas. Cxx
@agislax3895
@agislax3895 9 жыл бұрын
the song in the intro is massive attack angel
@RapeDrugSA
@RapeDrugSA 11 жыл бұрын
PS: i'd love to understand how this pilot failed, seeing they even bought the rights to Portishead.... It's amazing.
@carter_1
@carter_1 3 жыл бұрын
I understand Craigs upset & passion. but 2B fair he could mess up millions for the guy vs not really messing anything up financially on the other end. It was to live their life not change it. Oh and it was EPIC what he said to Mr Polo manager!
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 3 жыл бұрын
Then the geezer who swapped with me shouldn't have done it. I trusted him with our things. He succeeded in burning one of our kitchen pans on day 1. Instead of threatening his empire I saw the whole project as a chance to cover a few important topics. The only substantial changes we attempted was to split his huge refuse pile into recyclable and non-recyclable stuff and his staff couldn't even get that together. I tried to point him towards sustainable energy in the face-off we had at the end. An important chat edited out along with 170 hours of footage. Around 180 hours were shot. He cheated from the outset and I tried to stay true to the rules and changed nothing. All I intended to do was to highlight certain truths concerning the differences between high and low income families in the UK. When I rang my mates I was advised to by the director because he said he was worried about their safety. My swappee had already hired some gangsters to follow me around his estate. The film crew then secretly filmed me from outside a window and the narrative makes it look like I rang them of my own volition and that I cheated because the other guy did. I was furious when I saw the final edit. I had no real power his end and didn't expect to have tbh. I felt it was enough to show what a bunch of entitled bigots they were; something they achieved with hardly any prompting from me. All week the film crew tried to stir up a row and I resisted but if I hadn't chewed off that racist wanker at the end I'd have never forgiven myself.... and nor would my missis. The guy I swapped with threatened the director's life in a car park at the end of the shoot. I witnessed the whole thing. He'd already realized that certain truths had surfaced which revealed what a bunch of con-men the rich are. He wasn't self-made at all. His 18 year old son told me his dad had inherited three factory farms from birth. When you watch these kind of shows it's worth remembering it's all in the edit which is why I have tried to explain a few things under the post and in the discussion threads.
@ByeByeBelly
@ByeByeBelly 10 жыл бұрын
"shes not striving for anything, they laze about" - well she's a lot more emotionally and spiritually advanced than them and spends way more time with her child, so obviously she strives for meaningful things in her life, whereas the other boneheads focus on sports, shooting animals and controlling everything to maintain their sanity. That's ridiculous
@roryjames5675
@roryjames5675 2 жыл бұрын
Woke and broke 😆👌 lucky lady
@enoughabouteve
@enoughabouteve 6 жыл бұрын
I instantly knew they would choose the richest guy to swap with the poorest guy
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 6 жыл бұрын
It was my idea. They shot the roulette thing at the end and initially I said I didn't agree with it but they literally begged me to do it. When we were asked to go on the show we told em to fuck off cos we thought "Reality" shows were a ritual humiliation of the public. They asked us under what conditions we'd do it so we said it would only be of use if it highlighted the economic inequalities in the society we live in. They said ok and actually pulled it off by convincing the other guy it was a "Wife Swap" and then told him to take his family at the last minute. I told em that it wouldn't get aired unless me and my wife were made to look bad. I was right. To be honest I think the rich dudes had it cancelled. They didn't bank on KZfaq I guess. Cxx
@CountryKindOfCrazy
@CountryKindOfCrazy 4 жыл бұрын
Lol Craig is actually a good poet and should take up writing full time
@keepfitforunfitpunkswithdo3070
@keepfitforunfitpunkswithdo3070 Жыл бұрын
He writes books! Awesome books!
@CountryKindOfCrazy
@CountryKindOfCrazy Жыл бұрын
@@keepfitforunfitpunkswithdo3070 that's good to know. I need to find some.
@ellabaldwinbrown1828
@ellabaldwinbrown1828 4 жыл бұрын
I adore Craig he amazing
@zoefox1682
@zoefox1682 9 жыл бұрын
People from lowest incomes (including jobless) pay the most taxes- well known. As for Government subsidy I refer you to the recent bank bail outs. What I feel is outrageous is the idea that rich people need huge incentives to work (in the form of ridiculous bonuses for example) but that people who are unemployed or poor due to the failure of the economic system, should be punished in order to encourage a work ethic. Carrots for the upper classes and sticks for the working classes. This film defies the editing and reveals the 'polo' classes for what they are-in many ways despicable manipulative cheating scum. Immensely enjoyable! On a different note- can you tell me who's lyrics are those 'beans and chips' ? I had that tune on a punk mix-tape when I was about 11.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 9 жыл бұрын
Thank you for a brilliant post Zoe. The beans and chips lyrics that Alice taught Andrew Foreman were written by a friend of Alice's who has been deceased for many years and was a bastion of the Punk scene and then the Free Festival and New Age Traveler's scenes. It doesn't surprise me that you had that on a comp. I'll try and locate Alice and find out. Jason from the Anarcho Dubfolkpunk act Inner Terrestrials was also close to the author of those lyrics so I'll ask him too. Apologies for any delay but both Jason and Alice go off radar quite regularly since they both still enjoy a nomadic lifestyle. Cxx
@SousChef77
@SousChef77 7 жыл бұрын
This could have gone quite differently. I think you had two open minded men, and the show did all they could to make it drama, and nothing like it would have been if they had just left these two guys alone. I like them both. I guess the show paid off that one polo guy that took over to act that way....and that it why he was fired.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
We did meet and it was edited out. There was to be a whole scene at the end where we discussed our experiences leaving each with a gift concomitant with what we saw of each others lives. I roundly dismissed his view that competition and hierarchy were the only two ways to run a society and that both I and my friends were not pulling our weight and told him I felt sorry for him because men at his level have no real friends and even their family members are competitors. I told him that I thought his lack of love for his children other than as heirs to his empire, a love sublimated by his egotistical desire for acclaim among the super rich, was everything wrong with capitalist society and that his support for warfare as a form of corporate take-over was not only causing child death on a mass level and leaving families scarred for life but that his lack of concern for the environment may well be resigning our species to extinction. I'd gathered a lot of information about him during my stay on his estate and found that, at that time, he owned over half of all the shares in porta-cabins worldwide. He'd made a bomb out of the Iraq invasion {no pun intended} and this was why the General overseeing the occupation of Basra was a guest at the ball. He did concede that he may be able to make some money out of renewable energy and non-pollutive forms of production and would look into it but only after I left him with a massive collection of books supplied by "The Centre For Alternative Energy" in North Wales {remember this was 10 years ago and net surfing was still a marginal custom}. He left me with a standing computer {which I already had so the studio swapped it for a laptop}. Both gifts were paid for in the production costs of the show. He fired the polo guy because he was scared the guy's actions would reveal his own beliefs onscreen and I think he may have been one of the people that had the whole show banned. I witnessed him threatening the director in a car park suggesting retribution if the show painted him in a bad light when it was aired. The edit here is soft on him and actually harder on me and my wife than it could have been and the director apologized but said if it didn't look equal he'd never get it aired {even after hundreds of thousands of pounds had been spent on it by a mainstream broadcast company}. I told him I didn't think it would get aired anyway and I was right. Thank god for the Internet because it is beginning to show what the media monopolies never let us see in the past. Cxx
@ketzk
@ketzk 7 жыл бұрын
Where are other episodes for this show?
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
The whole series was cancelled as a result of the banning of this pilot. Cxx
@ketzk
@ketzk 7 жыл бұрын
Thank you, was very interesting eye opening watch, the racism comment disgusted me - hope things are well in 2017.
@HighCigar
@HighCigar 7 жыл бұрын
Things are as well as can be expected. Thank you very much for your comments. Yeah the racism is what finally tipped me over the edge. All these years later and this post is getting a healthy number of hits. The truth will out I guess. Cxx
@chrisasimopoulos9821
@chrisasimopoulos9821 5 жыл бұрын
The millionaire would have paid for it NOT to air.
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