Did ya blow it up?

Also known as a May and a Hammond. Also, to clarify, it was because he lost a bet.

@@thevalidsimmer no, really? o.O i thought a hamster went there with his old lady and blew it up o.O

I love all the criticism he got for that from middle class idiots, forgetting the fact he then built a new house on the same plot after if I recall.

@@marksapollo no one want to live near someone who blows up his house over a bet.

@@killersannin5459 You are a true idiot if you believe he blew his house up over a bet, do you think he left all his belongings in it too when they blew it up?

He never knows what he is going to do next. They stand no chance.

That’s fair argument, I mean come on

Thats the only reasonable argument

Ah yes, they are the villain for not letting one rich asshole run roughshod all over everyone else for shits and giggles. Pretty sure you also get bent out of shape over influencers doing dumb shit but somehow miss the irony

That's every council ever. Just a bunch of decrepit skeletons, getting a lil bump to their ego, being able to fuck with private citizens.

It's the local society who's very afraid of change. Some would say they're xenophobic too

@@emergelife No, youd say that, based on nothing plucked from thin air.

@@mememachine5244 indeed, I'd say they're more afraid of Jeremy Clarkson lol

Is there a season 2?

@@-_-SpongeBob 2023 yeah

@@weeeeee374 source?

@@Bill-lt5qf Google is the source.

farmers are like teachers but with things to actually complain about

There is protection of the Green Belt (Basically a ton of farm/green land), and policies around it that have to be fought against, this not only includes excess buildings but even how much environment damage and noise disruption from passing cars getting to said building can cause...plus the locals...we all know how accommodating neighbours can be. No such things exist in and around city centres and towns where there is no such land, so it's significantly easier to get all the corner shops, takeaways and carpet/tiling stores you're referring to.

@@danielpotts1172 Yeh but when every other farm has a shop in the area just because his would be popular they declined his application at first

People who live in little villages seldomly like change. They want a quiet community and don’t want a lot of traffic piling up and disturbing the quiet country lifestyle. To be fair I get it, I live in Ireland and there’s a lot of little villages like that near me.

When worded like that, the villagers have a very strong point.

Pray tell then where people who don't want a lot of people, money or not, should live

of course its hard and all your known surroundings change and villages grow into citys but you cannot stop that and you must not force your will on the people who may like the change. if jeremy wants to open a shop so be it this is a free country. and yes a quiet rural life can be nice but you can also not deny that urbanization continues all over the globe with no signs of stoping anytime soon because we as humanity grow more and more everyday so sooner or later you have to adjust to reality anyway or you build a tall fence around your village for it to be a rural oasis in a urban world and shout, your fist raised in anger, at them damn outsiders.

@@the_godfather9974 That's exactly what council rules are for. The usual decision is the balance between urbanisation and protecting the isolation of rural areas. Humanity may grow more and more each day, but there is plenty of space away from this crowded small island.

Oh noooo.... change! Such a terrible thing.

I think it is entirely reasonable to want to preserve a decent little community. Too much of the world is already corporation owned mass produced chain stores that completely destroy local economies and leach all the local money to some distant corporate headquarters. Being wary of new businesses trying to move in is 100% understandable and justified.

@@TheDrexxus Jeremy's farm shop wasn't going to be taking customers from the existing local businesses it would be bringing people to the area who otherwise wouldn't have come at all. Also even if it were taking customers simply not wanting competition shouldn't be a good reason to block a planning application.

@@alexfrye6 That just means the little village could be flooded with people who have no interest in spending money in the area outside of Jeremy's shop. Meanwhile they're increasing traffic, wear and tear on the road, potentially even putting strain on police resources if any of them are unruly. Jeremy isn't just some quaint, local farmer, he is a celebrity. He's going to be attracting people from all over and not all of them are going to have good intentions. Some may just want to get on TV. Some may just want to show up to take selfies next to a location that is seen on TV. People do these things all the time. The kind of people he is going to attract aren't the type of people a little village like that wants coming in. If he was somehow attracting people who had a genuine desire to patronize the town and community with no ulterior motives or consequences, that would be one thing, but it's far more likely to harm the community than help it. Another issue with stuff like this is that if it starts attracting enough people, it'll start to affect the town in other negative ways. People will start buying land nearby the leech off the increased traffic, trying to sell things to them too. Look at towns like Orlando Florida where there was literally nothing there until Walt Disney bought a bunch of land to make Disney World, then a bunch of businesses sprang up all around it trying to prey on tourists. It went from a tiny, tiny community of farmers into a bustling city full of crime and tourist traps. And the whole reason Walt made it in the first place is because his first Disney Land that he built in California suffered the exact same fate and was suddenly surrounded by tourist traps with people preying on those passing through to sell them cheap shit in tacky ways. What you have to realize is that a lot of people move to remote, small villages for the sole purpose of living in remote, small villages. They don't WANT it to grow up and be huge because it loses its character and gains a bunch of problems like crime and traffic and the cost of living skyrocketing. There is no universe where Jeremy's Store helps the local community more than hurts it in the long run. Actions have consequences and you need to consider all of them before making decisions about such things. This town has a good reason for not wanting to attract a bunch of outsiders because that situation always ends poorly.

@@TheDrexxus You do realize farming is a business, right?

It's all fake it makes you which it he know what he's doing

@@sidekick6.6.6 Oh shut up. You’re just jealous of Jeremy’s success.

It a TV show...

Apparently some people don't have a sense of humor.

@@sidekick6.6.6 movies are fake too.

I don't think a small shop is going to add a lot of jobs. Maybe 1 or 2 but that's about it.

@@ddeedje4093 Try one, his girlfriend runs it. So, not a lot of economy growing potential there and even then she sources a lot of produce from outside the prescribed region.

And while there no benefits for the village, because of Jeremy’s popularity, they have to endure hundreds of cars clogging small rural roads.

@@nobodyspecial4702 watch season 2 buddy, and realize how wrong you were

@@sharjinalaviantik9688 I did watch it. Maybe you should try watching them and thinking instead of doing that braindead fanboi thing.

have faith with jeremy

@@navisaulgoodman6356 better than having faith in government

"We"??? I don't have faith in anyone.

​@MichaelKingsfordGray how about George Michaels version?

Years ago someone wanted to open a restaurant in a Lincs village and after a long struggle it finally happened, the name was 'Get Stuffed' mounted on the nice walled entrance facing the folk who were the biggest objectors :)

That’s local councils for you.

Councils are power mad buffoons

Local councils are full of people too thick or lazy to do anything useful with their lives. They crave power but are too incompetent to get it. Imagine how stupid the average MP is? Well local councillors are the people those MPs beat to get their job. The small pleasure they get in life is exceeding what meagre power they have and deny people there perfectly reasonable requests.

He can always blow up his house again!

It's a tiny town, they don't have the infrastucture to support hundreds of tourists flooding in daily.

Just 1 council, but yeah. Similar enough

It's mainly power hungry "Parish Councils" in these instances. They soon change their mind if they are given a backhander though.

ok subhuman, we cant all enjoy child shootings in school

Common law gives way to some really weird practices

A spitfire's what ?

That sounds like a good name for an Ale 🤤

@@ahmedayyan3928 Back in day (world war 2, perhaps earlier), "gremlins" were fantastical creatures that were blamed for the electrical/mechanical failures of war planes.

Because they gave Jeremy the opportunity to state his case for why they should ignore the complaints from locals? Although the title says they rejected it at no stage did they actually reject it. It's standard practice to give neighbors the right to contest plans.

@@stuartmorgan3654 And that's exactly what's wrong with local government in the West-individuals have way too much say over what their neighbors are doing.

Bitch. Clarkson is a god

Filming is done, it’s just being edited.

Early 2023 I believe.

Just however long the editing will take :)

Well the harvest is now in so once wheat is dried crops sorted and sold I assume he will be don for a while and it will come out

😂

Be better if he was pushing up daisies.

Shit bro I’m tired of waiting

Well it's a solution yes... Probably not acceptable with health and safety boards considering the foundations

Love you view priceless ❤ 💕

Why would they. You think everyone wants to live in Urban hell just because you do

@pevebe I guess you have a point. Retire to a nice peaceful quiet area, and then Jeremy Clarkson rocks up. Think many of the average farmers out there do have it tough and should be allowed to diversify to retain an income. You make an assumption I live in an urban hell, I don't. Speaking as a former farmer, the countryside cannot just be a peaceful rural retreat for the retired wealthy. Land and farming is a business. Younger people need employment and places to live.

@@Banditmanuk Thing is though that Clarkson has lived in the area for years. Chadlington is only like 3 miles from Chipping Norton. So he isn't exactly a "new" resident.

Early 2023

@@reader3769 thanks