Yea lol, like that was fire :(

Reminded me of Glastonbury when the lad got on stage🤣😂

😂😂✌️

I thought it would be a unique album to send, I had seen JT wearing Iron Maiden t-shirts and with his love for Wales I thought it would be perfect

I first saw them supporting Soulfly and they were amazing

Yup Fun fact: When I was younger I thought the sauce was named after me bc my entails are HP

Hp sauce is the most disgusting shit known to mankind

@@reece9004 XD it's like marmite u love it or you hate it

@David Marks I like to mix mustard ketchup and mayo, don't judge me until you try it

@Courtney Hamilton Yup. I used to love Big Macs just for the sauce and then I realised I could make it myself really easily. 🤣

Yep. Collector’s item now! :)

crikey, didn't realise it was so long ago!

Pound coin arrived five years prior in 1983 and Scottish pound notes went on for a few years longer than in rest of UK.

we have £1 coins rather than notes

£1 notes are now regarded as collector items

I'm old enough to remember pound notes. Getting a pound coin was rare when I was a kid compared to now. I even remember when £2 coins wasn't really a thing (there was a few but they was more collector items compared to now)

Whatever happened to the half crowns and farthings and big copper pennies and thrupenny bits and silver sixpences and shillings? :-D

@@margaretnicol3423 my granda had loads of old coins and even old bank notes from pre decimal. Think my mum got them when he died. I remember seeing half pennies when I was little and being puzzled with them lol

Also has Braille on them.

THIS.

Sauce not source

I didn’t know they existed either

@@Rosebud_XD you young people lol

The 1 pound coin replaced the note around 30 years ago

@@dfordogk9590 Too bad I wasn't born for another 6 years.

@@dfordogk9590 What would really blow their minds is the concept of the half penny.

😂

Spoilt rotten...I hope you filmed opening it 🤣

@@debbiewynne8108 I need the £20 in this video so I can afford a camera

Well, he's not wrong!

Very literally

Unfortunate 😂

Why they get that one right has always been a mystery to me!

@@brentwoodbay I blame lord of the rings and shit.

How to pronounce it: New hampsher

Use Your Illusion I 🤘

@@matt-sm5eu yes sir 😁

Not strictly correct. It was renamed after the person who first made it heared that the Houses of Parliament was serving it in one of its restaurants.

Brit pop here we go…

Lol, I bet half the music he's ever heard has been "UK music"! Like they say - "The US invented rock 'n roll....then the Brit's showed them how it should be done"!

I'm just gonna jump on the back of your praise of Sue's shirt .. the back was fantabulous

Bless him . I love how he pronounces Fragile lol

@@dcofficial7025 He says a fair few words that normally would make my eye twitch, but he's such a lovely guy i can only laugh 😁

@@lorrainequinn - Jt ..."Edin-burra"....."sass-er-nack" (sassenach, Scots term for an English person)...anything ending in "shire" - "...shuh"! "Lancashuh"...Worcestershuh (wustershuh)...Hampshuh" etc etc.

Eden burg was funny likes. ED IN BRUH i say. Lol

Literally made my day 😂😂😂

He never opened my package either and it cost me £45. I would have sent more stuff but it doesn't all seem to get there.

Same. I made a personalised item back in March. Shown as delivered so where are these items? The least JT could have done is investigate when people have taken time and money to send gifts.

@@chimpbabe it's down to the sender to investigate not the person receiving it. You should of contacted the delivery company by email.

I once told a yank what to to for a day of fun here in Holland o said find this PSV Eindhoven football shirt and go watch the Amsterdam Ajax- Rotterdam feynoord game

Same here, I was born in 97 and I didn't know they exist.

@@azzifyy5988 I was born in the eighties and have never even seen one - they are OLD.

I'm 42 years old always had loads Scottish one pound notes made me feel very proud of my late mother and late grandmothers Scottish heritage every Christmas we got stocking to them that was clean pillow case not clean overstretched sock absolutely crammed full of knick knacks, little trinkets, Satsuma I don't mean ping pong ball size tasteless crap of today these Satsuma were huge enormous orange size so very plump juicy oranges they are also badly shrunk tasteless I miss old days fruit tasted so decent delicious not any more even Bananas, Grapes, melon, strawberries etc revolting which is real shame as I loved my fruit so very rare these days to get decent fresh fruit and vegetables. Every year knick knacks would change but every Christmas things that to them had to be in there was Satsuma, nuts,other fruit, silver and gold coin for lucky charm for added bonus pound note. up to 1999 they were very easily available and always around and given in my change quiet often and frequently I also use to send them as pocket money instead loose change in the post even Christmas present by not telling them by stuffing notes in books gave them some quiet excitement but after Millennium that's wen they were stopped being made Scottish pound notes are still in legal tender and still in circulation so can still be used to buy things English pound notes however ceased legal tender 5years after I was born in 1984. People on eBay either very very selfish and or greedy by asking for huge ridiculous amounts for them one person tried selling really scruffy ripped pound note for thousands what a nut job although Clydesdale Bank has ceased trading its now Virgin Money u could if really desperate for pound notes go to other banks other than original made by Clydesdale Bank since 2006 just before my mother died its been horrendous nightmare to get hold of them I failed to get them both for my mother and grandmother to bury them with few pound notes just like we did with my grandfather so instead added traditional silver and gold coins. Ebay has ton old English,Irish and Scottish money even new polymer money that recently came out some people can and will be so overly very very greedy which is one of the 7 deadly sins (all 7 in order are Pride, Greed, Wrath, Envy,Lust, Gluttony and Sloth in case anyone interested) I refuse to pay over the odds for something I no isn't worth it for everything like clothes, toys, gadgets, old money etc etc don't think antique and vintage shops that sell old coins and notes would even charge thousands for them research first by looking up history and decimal history page that will tell you true value of what it would cost in today's money love these websites as absolutely intriguing, interesting albeit little bewildered by mathematics of it. Back to pound notes we also got given them as pocket money as well as given extra wen did odd jobs that's how we learnt by the meaning if you want something you have to earn it but to be just given 50p if u didn't behave and or you were too lazy felt magical in its self it made u proud and so grown up to point it boosted morel and confidence I remember helping my mother babysit the children next door there late father gave me two pounds said u earnt it and said one day it be you babysitting little ones sure enough I did babysit for them for ten years u couldn't do that in todays world by giving a child pound they most likely throw it back in your face with pure utter rage and disgust children of today's society expect far to much as well far too lazy with no life skills but I was brought up old fashioned way harsh strict discipline we learnt from very young age how to be independent etc this is wen my fascination in pound notes came about I use to have habit stuffing them in books even my Bible several years ago something made me check this book found about forty pounds in various notes spent scruffy ones kept neat ones this is why wen clearing out relatives houses u check very carefully every nook and cranny including books and under loose floorboards elderly especially are notorious for it even under mattress so anyone want old notes do some thing good for elderly friend or neighbour or relative unbeknownst to them and yourself be very surprised what u find along way also given history lesson if very good might let u have some of the treasures u find its also fun thing to do sorry for keep changing the subject my very severe disabilities makes it hard for me to express and understand things lose track

@@watp4307 You must struggle reading, I confirmed I've never seen one, suddenly you know my life better than I do, "stop the cap"

@@watp4307 If your eyes are as good as your grammar then I'm sure you see hundreds of everything.

I like it on bacon sarnies myself.

Yeah I’ve not had it in years tho

I agree 👍 HP on a sausage sandwich on toast Ketchup on a sausage sandwich on bread

I like it with bacon and a greasy breakfast more but sausage sandwich is a close 3rd

I keep my HP for my shepherds pie...🤫

I was just thinking that Ryan, my youngest son had a Liverpool shirt exactly the same crown pains, he is in his 50s now ❤️ and peace ✌🏽

There's no way it's an original official shirt I have the same one it's a company called score draw they make replicas of retro shirts.

The Prodigy. Orbital chemical brothers .. right said Fred, left field Radiohead

*Bonkers*

Lol .. As soon as i saw the paper clip & medallion.. I thought, nice but should have been the white rose! Of course, im from Yorkshire lol. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

I'm jelous af

Sorry, I can't send one to everyone 😂

I must be so out of it I never heard of them

It’s also my entails

@@Rosebud_XD I hope you don't mean entrails!

I haven't bought it since they closed and demolished the factory in England and moved production to the Netherlands 😠

@@jonobrien1339 Oh dear. Will Britain have to pay import tax now to get HP sauce in the shops. Don't you love Brexit????

Yes we grind up members of parliament into a liquid and stew to make HP sauce when they're elected out of their constituency