Here we are guys, right - 27 Sep 2025 - (6,339 words) - Jaynes Baby Bank
Here we are guys, right.
Right, we are up now.
I've got lots to work this morning.
Tons.
I've got a pile of Lego.
So they are building up a nice Lego locker ready for Lego club in this area.
We've got plenty of Lego.
We will still take it because we are looking for a bigger venue to do Lego Club.
So, keep sending it in.
It doesn't matter if it's not a fun set.
Because we can still do it for imaginative play.
It doesn't matter if you haven't got all the bits.
Send it in.
We're not sending any Lego at the moment.
Any Lego that comes in.
Unless it's a big fish.
We just wouldn't know if it was like this anyway.
But all of this
is going towards Lego Club.
I don't know if those little bits are onto that.
Anyway, we just chuck it in there.
I think they are.
Because that looks like Lego.
It looks like a whisk.
What's that?
It looks handmade.
See, this is why you've got to check it all up.
To get bits of keys and dust in it.
There's plenty in there.
It looks like a little cafe set doesn't it?
At some point.
We've got a menu.
We've got a bionicle leg.
Chuck him in.
What's that?
That looks a bit... yeah, that looks pretty.
We've started a washing bag this morning.
What's that?
That's a cake.
There's something to do with this.
Lots of itty bitty stuff this morning.
He's lovely.
Look at him.
I love him.
That might be part of it.
Sometimes they have like...
Lots of Lego actually.
I was going to bin that, but I don't know now.
Is that actually a part of the Lego?
Well, it wouldn't be bin, but it would be in a bag that's like parts.
I'll put it in with the Lego for now.
Thinking about it.
It might be like part of a dinosaur or something.
There you go.
There's some sort of Pokemon thing.
My mother will put him on a card.
Don't forget, if you see anything you want, then let me know.
Because this is primarily... unless I can get it straight out and gone, it'll primarily be boxed away.
I don't know if that's Lego.
I'll put him in the box for now.
Because we can always go through it again.
A couple of little things again like this.
These like sensory type things.
We'll put them in the three for a pound.
We had that last one, didn't we?
There are two things there.
So I've moved them over.
That's my tags.
Don't know if that's Lego.
That's one of those dice.
That's a coin.
Right, so that all looks like Lego.
So let's tip all of that in the Lego box.
Every Lego piece counts.
Hello, guys.
And then the bottom of the bag out.
So that, we probably could have sold our Lego for 10 to 15.
If I bagged it up.
Even if it wasn't all there.
Because Lego keeps a good price.
But obviously, that's not what we want to do.
What we want to do is keep it back to promote imaginative play.
What's that?
Oh, I think that's got broken.
Oh, I think that was a broach.
But I think he's got mega broke.
Like smashed.
Like a china broach or something.
And it's smashed.
What's that on the other bit, though?
A doggy?
Is that Lego?
No, I don't think that is.
But I've got things like this.
Which we would put in the three for a pound little box that we could go with.
Oh, yeah, I thought that was a yearling, too.
If it's odd like that, we'll put it in the jewelry box.
My parents to sort out or recycle or use.
I don't think that is one, though.
I think that's just no.
Like I said, if you've got any odd yearlings or jewelry, still send them down.
Because we still use it or recycle it or do something with it.
Right.
Got all the little bits now in it.
Right, so that that that was broke, wasn't it?
And I don't think they can get it off.
It's rusted.
So I don't think my parents can do anything with that.
That's a washer.
So I'd send that up to my father's toolbox.
Because it might be one day we need the washer.
That's those Magnetek things, isn't it?
One day we might need a washer and...
Oh, we've got a washer in here.
No, I'm not sure what that is.
I'll put it in with a Lego for now, but I don't know if it is Lego.
Right, did we have a bin?
Did we start a bin?
Yeah.
We have a bin started.
Right.
I have that coot and I don't know where the other one has disappeared to.
What's these?
I don't think they've been ripped.
Has that been piced?
I can say every once in a while.
We've also got a car full.
Of a sort.
Okay, these are stuff like, come here.
Oh, it's one of those things that you put your hands in and then...
Lovely.
I like him.
Lovely.
What are they called?
Fugglers in there or something?
Ugly dolls.
Troll, they're nice and clean, all nice and clean.
Me, me Fuggler.
Another duck.
Oh, look a little Fuggler.
I think they're called Fugglers.
Oh, that's lovely.
Come on now.
Fuggler!
Oh, look.
12.99.
He wants to buy new and he's got his tags and everything.
He's lovely, isn't he?
Oh, he's got a buddy.
Isn't he?
I've just seen his friend.
Oh, they look like friends.
And then we've got these little tiny ones.
Disney Princess one that is.
Which one's that then?
Because it's got Disney Princess.
Right, and then they've got a pile on the floor.
What could be?
Oh, that's one of those weird men.
They had a pack of him.
Got a pack of him somewhere.
Remember all the hairs were stuck in him?
A bit more of that scheme.
This is one of those hex buggers, I think.
Are you still card opening?
Yes.
Is that alright?
Do you need a bag now?
We could probably do a bloomin'.
We need extra space now.
But we could probably do like a play place now as well.
Kids come in and play.
What is this?
Amazing thing.
Look, this has been crocheted and it's swans on the end of it.
Look, look at that on your table.
And it's got swans.
That's brilliant, isn't it?
I'll always remember when I had all these doily things over at the donation centre.
And Jan was like, you'll never sell these things.
I was like, no, they'll sell, Jan.
She was like, no.
I said, well, you double them.
If I can sell them, you double the donation, Jan.
And Sue picked them all up within like the next 20 minutes.
Oh, I'm going to buy these and make a top out of them.
Jan had to pay the difference.
Jan, Jan, you have to pay the extra.
Are you ready?
Ready for me now.
Hang on, let me find the card machine.
It's here somewhere.
Let me watch your money, Sue.
Because we have got tons of toys.
I don't know.
I'll have a look.
It'll be 10 anyway.
Let's have a look.
Sorry, like we don't need a pole.
No.
It can do.
Well, like the early learning side of people.
Chunky people.
Yeah, and the richer price.
Yeah, I know, yeah.
Not at the moment, but we do keep our ideas in hand.
Tens and tens we go.
We ain't going to miss some, are we?
Put it that way.
I'd rather fill up your house than my shop.
Yeah, it took some more and we've got tons.
So, we're not going to miss any.
It's only September.
You got a two kilo?
Yeah, so I'll just put it on the
table.
Yeah, so tell everybody everything.
We've lost so much.
I haven't seen any little people go up here.
But we might have some.
Or Fanny might know if we've got any toys before.
I haven't seen any.
Obviously.
Oh yeah.
Fanny got the toy box as well.
So we don't want too many toys in the room.
Because we know the toy box is going to go in the room.
I didn't even know what it is.
Put it back.
I didn't even know what it is.
I know what it is.
I don't even know what it is.
Yeah, it is, yeah.
I've never seen this
before.
Yeah, I've never seen this before.
Yeah.
Oh yeah, you've got to look at that.
Yeah.
Okay, go on.
Well,
that's it.
Yeah.
Well, that's it.
Yeah.
You'll see it eventually.
Yeah, don't take a guess.
Well, that's like your brother.
He's like, he's done his last play.
He's a quite sticky toy.
Yeah.
Oh, is it for me?
Oh god, yeah.
Oh.
Your little one.
Oh, there we are.
We've got the two new glass cabinets.
But Daniel's put like three, three plates in a cabinet.
Like with some boutique.
You know, he's like, no chance.
That's going to be full with figures by tomorrow.
And then we have a regular in.
Like I said, I can't believe like last time we've seen this.
Well, I can remember this baby coming in.
A baby in arms, like, you know, and she's walking around talking.
I was like, I'm having this, I'm having that.
What I didn't realize when I started this was, well, we never imagined it this big and doing all of these things and all the rest of it.
But what I never really had the concept of was how we'd make friends with people and they'd be in our lives for this amount of time, you know.
Like we make friends with the mothers.
Our mums just had a shopping bag now full of toys for ten pound because I got a car full of toys.
Got, you know, storage places full of toys.
I got toys here.
Literally like, literally not going to be a problem.
You know, like we've got five to six minimum on the thing, but I've told the staff to be liberal with it because look how many toys are in front of you over there now.
That would fill a bag, wouldn't it?
And we'd get ten pound for it.
It includes the teddies.
We're only items up to five because obviously enough figures and vintage cars because we'll have people taking the mix.
But if it's just like genuine toys, right?
Like genuine toys ready for Christmas and the rest of it.
And for children's development, yeah?
You know, for them to play with and all the rest of it.
I mean, like that's a pound.
So we wouldn't even count that.
We've got tons, absolute tons.
So if it's going out ten pound a bag, it's helping us.
And it's helping you guys as well.
And like I said, we've got loads.
So, are you all right?
Yeah, I've just got some donations.
Yeah, no problem.
Thank you.
Tons here as well, guys, to go through.
These are the ones I'm going through this morning.
Let me put it back in your holder.
Have a look down here.
That's great.
Oh, lovely.
This mum has just brought in loads of toys and clothes.
Just a three one bag outside thing.
Look at this.
I've got to show you this.
I've got to show you this.
This is so cool.
Of course, things like this didn't exist when I was a kid.
They did.
But look at the coffee beans in there.
That's so cool, isn't it?
So cool.
I think what we'll do as well is we can do it like a shopping bag for mums that is desperate now, ready for Christmas.
We'll launch that about end of October, maybe.
Because we can gauge then how many toys we've actually got in the building.
And then we can do, if you're in need, pop in another letter.
We can do up to two...
Well, we can do like a shopping bag of toys per child, perhaps.
We can do that.
And then see how we go from there, October to the end of November, and see what we've left with in December, toy-wise.
Oh, it's a photo frame, look.
A nice little gift, isn't it?
If you've got like a neighbor, like my mother always used to keep an emergency present.
If somebody turned up with a present and said, Oh, yeah, I brought you this.
You know, you could keep that, couldn't you?
Or maybe just put it with a box of chocolates.
Or, like I said, you know, teachers tend to get rid of theirs.
But like, if you've got that for like a dinner lady or a crossing lady, or a cleaner in the school, they'd keep that forever.
I can tell you that now.
Because they really appreciate it when they get gifts off the children.
They would keep that forever.
Crossing man, crossing person.
Oh, look, see, this is why you've got to check everything.
See?
Right, so that was going to be three for a pound, wasn't it?
That's going to be a three for a pound, because it's like a twiddley twiddley.
So there's no point me, I might as well just put it in the three for a pound box.
Then we get, we do get a bit, because they're quite, so I might stick a pound on that itself, because they will go.
There was something else, wasn't there?
Lots of bits of fluff in the bottom of this bag.
There was those bouncy balls.
Bouncy balls.
The little bee on there.
What else was there?
The McDonald's toys.
Got hundreds of these at the moment.
I might just put them out at the moment, see if they can go, because we have got lots.
I know we were supposed to put them away in a bag, for ten years, but I don't know where the ten year bag have gone.
So that originally had four pounds on that.
Oh, right.
I know they're quite collectible.
These can go out.
What's that?
A biscuit.
Wonder what I was letting spoil them.
I had left it for lunch.
Right, so the Dominos can go out.
And if it
hit the snow morning, that's why we were a bit late.
And they've bought the van for the asking price of £4.50, the white one.
We've got to empty it now.
It's got a lot in there.
I think it's got six school tables in there.
Ready for when we open up our hub.
And we don't have a hub.
And I don't have a looting van to put them back in yet.
But we've got £450 now towards the looting.
That's good.
I'm really pleased with that.
I would have liked to have kept the vans, but because of the weirdos that's out there and everything that goes on today, we've got to get the van on the drive on CCTV, the looting.
So, a bit gutted.
But there we are.
It's a good one, that is.
I did think about parking it over the donation centre, but last time we did that with one of our vans, it got stolen, remember?
Remember the pedo stole it?
Because we know it's him.
We know it's him because that clay on the end said it was him.
Stole the van full of all the premature baby stuff, remember?
We've got Bertha around the back.
Stole that.
That was a looting, but it didn't have a tail left.
We need a looting with a tail left.
That's what we need now.
I'd better get some pricing on it.
I'd better get my pricing game on you guys, I've got loads to do.
I've got some nice pictures in too, and they look like a set.
I don't want to have to put them as a set, to be honest,
because they are a set and they look good, but they're nice and small.
I'd like to have more nails and stuff up, because if we had more nails up I could just hang them up, and of course they look better when they're hanging up, in the shop.
They're more likely to go, because people say, well that's a nice collection, can I have those?
I've cut my things, I've just got to find the pen.
See, a bit dirty perhaps, I don't know.
We've got tags on as well, we've got tons of tags on today.
I've got clothes of tags on as well.
I think we might need to take a few things down in price.
So I'm taking, so Dan and Sammy,
you know, make sure you just lobbed him over there then.
I'd come in once and I was lobbing it, as soon as I was pricing it I was lobbing it into a box, and Vicky came in and she was like, hmmm, enthusiastic as ever Jane.
I was like, yeah, I've got to get it done quickly.
That's the thing, it's a mountain, and you don't know when the next mountain is coming in, and right now it's Toygate, isn't it?
You know, we're going to get tons of toys in, but it's brilliant.
So I think October now we'll launch where you can, well it's nearly October now, stick it in writing, because we do requests, but they've got to be in writing so that we can prove that somebody's asked for something that we don't normally give out.
So we'll put it in writing that if you're stuck for toys, you can come in and get a good shopping bag of toys for your child, ready for Christmas.
But I think people are starting to think Christmas now.
That's next.
So now we've gone from, you know, and it's quite a few people, like somebody coming in with a baby, and now you can have a full-blown conversation with the child, and then we had another one of our volunteers, daughter is one of our older volunteers, she's just had another baby,
from Pontypool, and her daughter is now in a comprehensive uniform.
It's like, oh my God, she's so grown up.
It's like, oh my God, I can't believe I've grown up, but she is like, you know, that's nuts.
I never expected that.
Well, when I started this, I told you, I was doing it to take them down and just be anonymous, you know, just do it myself.
That's what it looks like.
I can't get this off.
Now this scissors has had it, don't you?
I think I need a new scissors, if anybody could spare scissors.
Look at it.
It's worn out from cutting sticky labels.
It's blunt.
My scissors is blunt.
Five years of cutting sticky labels.
It's dreadful.
Definitely need a new one down here.
I've probably got one in my locker, but it's my lockers.
I can't get to lockers because the donation is in front of them.
I can't cut this at all.
I definitely need a new scissors, don't you?
I don't think we've got one.
I need a new one.
If anybody wants to cut one off today, because it's going to be a nightmare for cutting.
I need the tool for the job, you guys, don't you?
So that's brilliant, but we've got to empty the van now, which is a bummer.
So they do not need to empty it, so that's great.
So the only one that's left now is the little red one.
They were running before we parked them up and used them for storage, because the idea was to use the vans, but then, you know, things just exploded and took over, didn't they?
That's keeping up with it all, it is.
Oh no, this is no good.
We can't get that off at all.
Can't get it off at all.
Cute little taggy there.
No writing dates on some of these, unless it's something that's mega expensive, I won't write the dates because we need them gone.
Don't forget, volunteers, you can take a bag home a month of toys from now until Christmas.
If you've got children under 18, you've got a couple of mums that volunteer with us,
or fugglerers.
How much are these fugglerer things?
Ugly Dolls, they're called.
I don't think it's a fuggler, but there is another one called a fuggler.
Oh, I'm not sure if I've got a customer.
Let me check.
I've got a price on something that we don't have anyway,
so let's go and check.
Yeah, we used to open for filly, but it's quite a time, buying me a filly on a Saturday.
There we are, new customer.
I think we definitely could do with opening this one on a Saturday, only if anybody wants to open it up.
I'm going to clear off my work top at least a minute.
I've kind of kept bits of material, I am.
Definitely need a new scissors down here.
God, we've won a scissors.
Dan's in Pontypool today.
They had a lot of donations in last going off, so bear with him.
Please, thank you for everybody who's been with us.
There's one or two people that's not.
I'm acting like dicks about it.
So my advice to you is go and shop somewhere else if you don't like the amount of stuff in it.
But thank you to everybody else who is circumnavigating the shops and just getting on with it.
You know we've got major stock problems because of how popular we are.
We're bringing the prices down, we're rounding up the prices for you.
My mum's just gone out now with a bag full of stuff.
Let me come back when she's finished she'll let me re-donate her.
When she finishes with it.
Leave her prices on it for me guys.
It's easier.
I say that to volunteers when they place it.
Leave the price on it.
She can often bring it back.
Dan's toys.
He's so soft.
He's a pet.
Petooties.
Petooties.
Petooties.
He's so cute.
I think we could definitely open this one on a Saturday.
But obviously we need Caerphilly open as well.
So we need to get people in and train them.
Don't leave any donations outside Caerphilly.
Don't.
Because they're being ransacked.
I thought they were.
Because I was finding bits of stuff everywhere.
So a bit of Lego.
Bit of Lego.
Another one of these legs.
So I think I'll put him in for now.
They're being ransacked guys.
So don't leave anything outside Caerphilly shop.
I'm so sensitive to smells at the moment.
What are we going to do with this rubbish bag?
Definitely add one this morning.
Anyways, I've got it.
What's everybody else up to this morning?
I've got some nice bread in the car.
But I'm going to try and smash this up.
Before I've got to go today.
I'll just put the biscuits in it.
Keep them going.
So I'm going to be taking some figures to go in this cupboard.
I've got some excess ones in Caerphilly.
Excess ones in Pontypool.
I love this.
This is the best thing in the world.
Look at it.
This has taken something for ages.
It's got all these swans on it.
I love it.
Never forget when Jan said that.
Do you want to sell them doilies?
And then she went, I want to have these doilies.
I knew Jan said it.
I made Jan pay.
I think she paid like £250.
So we said, oh you've got to double it Jan.
You've got to put a fiver now in the kitty.
It's happened a couple of times.
And I just said to Jan, do you want to bet on it?
And she's like, no.
I love this.
They're brilliant.
Other people might think it's horrific.
I love it.
The best thing I've seen all day.
Lovely children's clothes for the look of it.
Oh lovely.
Oh I've got a nice dress.
Beautiful dress have come in.
What's ideal now isn't it?
I've got a wedding.
It's an adult one it is.
I know you can't see it very well.
Sorry guys.
Need a bigger scope don't we?
Beautiful dress has come in.
I think it's Lee who put stuff in before.
Always nice stuff.
Always lovely.
All clean.
Look, all tagged.
All the items have got tags on.
Oh I love him.
So we're doing the toys.
Anything that's like five pound an ender basically.
I've said five to six.
So there is a restriction.
Because some people come in and just take all the bags.
Or they take all the dearest toys.
And the next one will only be online for sale.
But I have told the staff to read the comments.
I think I was nice to our little girls picking stuff as well.
I think he's missing a bit.
Figures we get a lot of money for.
So forgive us for putting the figures up.
Because it's something that pays the bills.
These little things like this will pay the bills.
When they're set out nicely in the boy men cupboards.
If they're looking for one to complete a set.
They will pay the price for that.
So forgive us.
Not a bit broke.
But somebody will have him.
He'll watch.
Loads of lovely clothes off G- yesterday.
Thank you so much.
Thank you to Gary for bringing them up.
Because I was on my own.
We do appreciate it.
Lovely stuff in there.
One of our followers came in to buy the reseller bag.
So I think they were £5 each.
Buy the two for £7.50.
But I didn't go for a fiver because she's a follower.
And she came straight away and they were gone.
So I was like, thank god for that.
Things like stretchy leggings.
Stuff that you'd get like £1 or £2.
£3 for.
I feel like that's going to take up an whole rail for us.
And we just haven't got a rail room.
I didn't price it too expensive.
Because we're on the best.
You know, we've had better than that.
But don't forget the Pontypool is £5.
I carry a bag for £5 daily.
With clothes.
Well whatever's upstairs.
Because sometimes we just, if we've got like a box of bricks.
That hasn't been sold or whatever.
I stick it upstairs.
Somebody bought in a pile of ice cream tubs once before.
With ornaments in.
All washed out.
But they put the ornaments in there to protect them.
So I put them upstairs.
So a guy came down with the box and said, oh how much for these?
This is all a gram for free.
You know, you're recycling them.
That's what we want, is for people to recycle.
We don't want people to be binning stuff.
There we go.
Starving.
A big domino van parked inside.
With a big pebble on the pizza on the side of it.
And I'm like, oh my goodness.
Starving.
Now normally we would Google this.
Try it.
But I'm like £3.50 at the moment.
Because £3.50 is empty.
Because that's what a pack of nappies cost me to buy.
So I can justify why most of our products are £3.50.
This I might put because it's got lots of dinosaurs in it.
I think that we would get quite a bit for that.
And we'd be okay with that.
I'd put them up for £10.
I think we'd get £5.
Which I think is a good price to pay for that.
Full of dinosaurs.
What do you think?
I think it's a good price.
It's in very good condition.
It's an old fashioned scissors anyway.
Somebody just smashed one of those OB things.
You know those bowl things.
The £3.50 on the pavement.
Child.
I'm going everywhere.
My poor mother was trying to pick it up.
She was like, oh have I got it before far enough?
All the like bowls in it have gone everywhere.
I'm just trying to pick up 2,000 bowls.
That's not worth it.
Tons of toys guys.
And we've taken a price down on them.
Okay.
This ladies toys are supreme.
Look at this.
Veg Patch Garden.
Wow.
I love it.
Look.
That's brilliant.
That's the wrong way.
It's an onion.
Oh my god that's brilliant isn't it.
Oh they gotta go there.
So I need 2 carrots.
Oh no.
How dull was that.
Put my parsnip through the leek hole.
Well, well, well.
No wonder I failed the special needs test.
Anyway guys.
That's fabulous.
I love it.
Absolutely love that.
Oh.
Great to use.
What does that mean?
It means money doesn't it?
So yeah.
The red van.
It's still available.
Ideal for parts.
It worked before we...
Ideal for storage.
Like I said.
I thought about putting them over by the donation centre.
But they'll get robbed.
So you know.
He's got the facility of it to
to collect vehicles at any time.
So he would just rob it anyway.
He can't take it off our drive.
Because you know what our CCTV is like.
The girls we had the problem with.
The one they're going to prosecute for assault.
And then they also, that's under Torfaen.
Because it happened in Torfaen.
And then the other the Blackwood.
They've forwarded stuff.
We've already forwarded it.
Forwarded stuff.
For harassment.
Because not only have they multiple messaged me and family members messaged me and all the rest of it.
They turned up at the shops after they harassed us at the house.
And uploaded the videos onto Facebook themselves.
Because they're thick.
So they're going to have them for harassment as well.
Under two different police forces.
So that's good.
Nice bit of news.
Look at this.
These toys are brand.
Would you like a macaroon or a croissant madame?
In your little bag.
I love that.
Do you want a cappuccino with it?
And that's with it.
So I think that could be like.
Could be.
And then I got a a bluey book.
Called Bluey Granny's.
And they crash their car.
That's cool.
And that is a train set.
Of sorts.
This looks like a cool thing.
But have I got a little bag now?
I need these little plastic bags from the catalogs and things guys.
Because I need them to put stuff together.
This is lush.
It's like a little takeaway set.
Yeah, keep all your catalog bags and things for me.
I don't want that one too close to you now.
I don't think I've got
enough of a set.
I'm going with the bag.
The bag isn't going to fit the set.
I don't know what Daniel's doing here Friday.
I think he fell asleep.
I can get this one in the cupboard.
Caroline's put that up as a little set.
But I'm going to end up filling this cupboard now.
Before I take anything from yours.
I think I've got a mini dinosaur.
Trust me.
I've got the bag upside down.
Trust me to do that.
I'm so out-handed sometimes.
I think that's where the diversity comes in.
It's like co-ordination.
Yes, I thought that would come out.
I think it is.
A little trade.
Trading the tracks separately because it does sell separately.
Because this wooden track is the best thing to buy if you're buying trains when you've got little ends.
Because it all fits together.
It doesn't matter where you buy it from.
The expensive place, the Brio.
Or if you buy it from Ikea.
Or anywhere like that.
It always fits.
I used to do that for Dan.
And then when he got older I sold it all.
And that's when he had home by then.
Let's get that out.
We can get another two more glass cabinets there.
But we'll see how customers circumnavigate it now the next couple of weeks.
I won't until they come up.
I haven't got any.
If they come up, we grab them.
But...
messages I did.
Check on the volunteers.
Make sure everybody's OK.
And there's all the places that needs to be voted.
And it wasn't.
I need somebody full time employed to cut stickers for me.
Yeah, and then they tried to silence that boy again.
From the snag that tried to out him for what had happened.
And he lost his apprenticeship over it, you know.
They tried to silence him.
They won't silence me.
You know, I can't sit here and let somebody go in that cafe and they might be...
What if they got sexually assaulted again?
What if these animals of sons that she's got, right?
What if they go out with a girl now, sexually assault and rape her and end up murdering her?
I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I hadn't told you that.
Am I not?
There's too many, too many things that's come up now with them.
And I've experienced their wrath and their abuse and their behaviour myself.
So...
I would rather people know, you know, if the police say all about arrest, they'll say, well, what are you arresting me for?
It's true.
And it's, you know, it's slander.
But it's only going to be proved as slander if it's not true and it is true.
We know it's true, you know.
The kids wouldn't lie.
These 18-year-olds on apprenticeships wouldn't lie.
He wouldn't risk his job to come out with the truth.
Surely.
You know.
He's obviously weighing heavy on his mind, the poor sod.
They need to be outed.
They're not very nice, they're not nice people.
That's why they're hiding in Ealing Wales and not where they used to live.
Right?
And they were on that Benefits Britain programme and she was in a wheelchair.
I've seen her with five inch heels coming down that lane.
Right?
We know they stole money.
We know money were missing.
And they were the only ones who had access to the office.
Thousands were talking mind, a lot.
Not just talking a couple of quid.
Right?
We know that they're coveting all of the donations in the area and they've got people like Tesco's complicit in it, which they shouldn't be.
The name is Fairshare, it should be Shared Fairly.
We know, you know, we've had the staff come to me and say it wasn't until I've seen all of garden furniture and they just had a grant for like garden equipment and stuff for the allotment and then she had all this big garden furniture and then there's all the plastic surgery and the staff have said this to me.
Staff have come in and actually said it to me.
Who's staff?
They all have plastic surgery, if you look.
All of these charities, they're all running back and forth to get everybody's getting their teeth done, getting their bits done.
And there's no way the paedophile have lost all our weight, right?
On salad.
There's no way he's lost all our weight on tomato lettuce and stress.
I'm sorry.
What's this?
Flashcards.
So what should they be?
Alphabet.
So we should have the full caboose.
You know, how many people How many times was Ian Huntley arrested before you for domestic violence, for sexual assault, for going out with children underage, for getting people pregnant underage.
Ian Huntley How many times was he arrested
before you before you murdered Holly and Jessica.
How many times was... well Fred and Rosemary West they were arrested on an abduction charge on assault and rape and had to pay something like about 20 pounds to the magistrate.
And that's all they paid.
And they got arrested for that but that was a missed opportunity for the police to pick up the fact that they were serial killers.
That was a practice run and then they knew they had to kill them.
So
I can't I can't keep that information to myself.
I'm sorry I can't, you know.
I've got a C I've got a B I'm going to do the alphabet midway now.
S T Some people can't.
K L M O P M N I've got an N Some people can't cut into the alphabet I am not too bad at it.
I might have to sing it.
I'm not sure I got it right.
E F G
I've got an E
I had these as a border around Dan's room when he was a baby.
When I met with the border.
It was cheaper than buying a border at the time.
Q R S
D I have a yacht.
X Y Z Do you say Z or Zed?
What is the X?
What is the W?
A
Those sons are no respect for women.
After all.
H I've got a H
I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y and Zed Complete.
I think we are going to be in Pontypool tomorrow.
I've got a lot of donations to work through.
250 please.
Complete.
That was loud.
What's this?
Colour Addict.
Colour Addict.
How many cards should it be?
Warning.
This game is absolutely addictive.
Do not open the box.
I'm addicted.
How many cards?
This one looks like a good one guys.
No dice or anything with it.
I don't think this is supposed to be dice.
We need to play who uses his cards.
Traveler cards, dealer cards.
Right.
Okay.
So there's only cards.
Oh shit.
I've got a customer.
Oh.
I didn't know.
It's written in the card.
Oh yeah.
I didn't know.
I didn't share it.
Yeah.
I've got to have a weenie now guys.
Right, we are up now.
I've got lots to work this morning.
Tons.
I've got a pile of Lego.
So they are building up a nice Lego locker ready for Lego club in this area.
We've got plenty of Lego.
We will still take it because we are looking for a bigger venue to do Lego Club.
So, keep sending it in.
It doesn't matter if it's not a fun set.
Because we can still do it for imaginative play.
It doesn't matter if you haven't got all the bits.
Send it in.
We're not sending any Lego at the moment.
Any Lego that comes in.
Unless it's a big fish.
We just wouldn't know if it was like this anyway.
But all of this
is going towards Lego Club.
I don't know if those little bits are onto that.
Anyway, we just chuck it in there.
I think they are.
Because that looks like Lego.
It looks like a whisk.
What's that?
It looks handmade.
See, this is why you've got to check it all up.
To get bits of keys and dust in it.
There's plenty in there.
It looks like a little cafe set doesn't it?
At some point.
We've got a menu.
We've got a bionicle leg.
Chuck him in.
What's that?
That looks a bit... yeah, that looks pretty.
We've started a washing bag this morning.
What's that?
That's a cake.
There's something to do with this.
Lots of itty bitty stuff this morning.
He's lovely.
Look at him.
I love him.
That might be part of it.
Sometimes they have like...
Lots of Lego actually.
I was going to bin that, but I don't know now.
Is that actually a part of the Lego?
Well, it wouldn't be bin, but it would be in a bag that's like parts.
I'll put it in with the Lego for now.
Thinking about it.
It might be like part of a dinosaur or something.
There you go.
There's some sort of Pokemon thing.
My mother will put him on a card.
Don't forget, if you see anything you want, then let me know.
Because this is primarily... unless I can get it straight out and gone, it'll primarily be boxed away.
I don't know if that's Lego.
I'll put him in the box for now.
Because we can always go through it again.
A couple of little things again like this.
These like sensory type things.
We'll put them in the three for a pound.
We had that last one, didn't we?
There are two things there.
So I've moved them over.
That's my tags.
Don't know if that's Lego.
That's one of those dice.
That's a coin.
Right, so that all looks like Lego.
So let's tip all of that in the Lego box.
Every Lego piece counts.
Hello, guys.
And then the bottom of the bag out.
So that, we probably could have sold our Lego for 10 to 15.
If I bagged it up.
Even if it wasn't all there.
Because Lego keeps a good price.
But obviously, that's not what we want to do.
What we want to do is keep it back to promote imaginative play.
What's that?
Oh, I think that's got broken.
Oh, I think that was a broach.
But I think he's got mega broke.
Like smashed.
Like a china broach or something.
And it's smashed.
What's that on the other bit, though?
A doggy?
Is that Lego?
No, I don't think that is.
But I've got things like this.
Which we would put in the three for a pound little box that we could go with.
Oh, yeah, I thought that was a yearling, too.
If it's odd like that, we'll put it in the jewelry box.
My parents to sort out or recycle or use.
I don't think that is one, though.
I think that's just no.
Like I said, if you've got any odd yearlings or jewelry, still send them down.
Because we still use it or recycle it or do something with it.
Right.
Got all the little bits now in it.
Right, so that that that was broke, wasn't it?
And I don't think they can get it off.
It's rusted.
So I don't think my parents can do anything with that.
That's a washer.
So I'd send that up to my father's toolbox.
Because it might be one day we need the washer.
That's those Magnetek things, isn't it?
One day we might need a washer and...
Oh, we've got a washer in here.
No, I'm not sure what that is.
I'll put it in with a Lego for now, but I don't know if it is Lego.
Right, did we have a bin?
Did we start a bin?
Yeah.
We have a bin started.
Right.
I have that coot and I don't know where the other one has disappeared to.
What's these?
I don't think they've been ripped.
Has that been piced?
I can say every once in a while.
We've also got a car full.
Of a sort.
Okay, these are stuff like, come here.
Oh, it's one of those things that you put your hands in and then...
Lovely.
I like him.
Lovely.
What are they called?
Fugglers in there or something?
Ugly dolls.
Troll, they're nice and clean, all nice and clean.
Me, me Fuggler.
Another duck.
Oh, look a little Fuggler.
I think they're called Fugglers.
Oh, that's lovely.
Come on now.
Fuggler!
Oh, look.
12.99.
He wants to buy new and he's got his tags and everything.
He's lovely, isn't he?
Oh, he's got a buddy.
Isn't he?
I've just seen his friend.
Oh, they look like friends.
And then we've got these little tiny ones.
Disney Princess one that is.
Which one's that then?
Because it's got Disney Princess.
Right, and then they've got a pile on the floor.
What could be?
Oh, that's one of those weird men.
They had a pack of him.
Got a pack of him somewhere.
Remember all the hairs were stuck in him?
A bit more of that scheme.
This is one of those hex buggers, I think.
Are you still card opening?
Yes.
Is that alright?
Do you need a bag now?
We could probably do a bloomin'.
We need extra space now.
But we could probably do like a play place now as well.
Kids come in and play.
What is this?
Amazing thing.
Look, this has been crocheted and it's swans on the end of it.
Look, look at that on your table.
And it's got swans.
That's brilliant, isn't it?
I'll always remember when I had all these doily things over at the donation centre.
And Jan was like, you'll never sell these things.
I was like, no, they'll sell, Jan.
She was like, no.
I said, well, you double them.
If I can sell them, you double the donation, Jan.
And Sue picked them all up within like the next 20 minutes.
Oh, I'm going to buy these and make a top out of them.
Jan had to pay the difference.
Jan, Jan, you have to pay the extra.
Are you ready?
Ready for me now.
Hang on, let me find the card machine.
It's here somewhere.
Let me watch your money, Sue.
Because we have got tons of toys.
I don't know.
I'll have a look.
It'll be 10 anyway.
Let's have a look.
Sorry, like we don't need a pole.
No.
It can do.
Well, like the early learning side of people.
Chunky people.
Yeah, and the richer price.
Yeah, I know, yeah.
Not at the moment, but we do keep our ideas in hand.
Tens and tens we go.
We ain't going to miss some, are we?
Put it that way.
I'd rather fill up your house than my shop.
Yeah, it took some more and we've got tons.
So, we're not going to miss any.
It's only September.
You got a two kilo?
Yeah, so I'll just put it on the
table.
Yeah, so tell everybody everything.
We've lost so much.
I haven't seen any little people go up here.
But we might have some.
Or Fanny might know if we've got any toys before.
I haven't seen any.
Obviously.
Oh yeah.
Fanny got the toy box as well.
So we don't want too many toys in the room.
Because we know the toy box is going to go in the room.
I didn't even know what it is.
Put it back.
I didn't even know what it is.
I know what it is.
I don't even know what it is.
Yeah, it is, yeah.
I've never seen this
before.
Yeah, I've never seen this before.
Yeah.
Oh yeah, you've got to look at that.
Yeah.
Okay, go on.
Well,
that's it.
Yeah.
Well, that's it.
Yeah.
You'll see it eventually.
Yeah, don't take a guess.
Well, that's like your brother.
He's like, he's done his last play.
He's a quite sticky toy.
Yeah.
Oh, is it for me?
Oh god, yeah.
Oh.
Your little one.
Oh, there we are.
We've got the two new glass cabinets.
But Daniel's put like three, three plates in a cabinet.
Like with some boutique.
You know, he's like, no chance.
That's going to be full with figures by tomorrow.
And then we have a regular in.
Like I said, I can't believe like last time we've seen this.
Well, I can remember this baby coming in.
A baby in arms, like, you know, and she's walking around talking.
I was like, I'm having this, I'm having that.
What I didn't realize when I started this was, well, we never imagined it this big and doing all of these things and all the rest of it.
But what I never really had the concept of was how we'd make friends with people and they'd be in our lives for this amount of time, you know.
Like we make friends with the mothers.
Our mums just had a shopping bag now full of toys for ten pound because I got a car full of toys.
Got, you know, storage places full of toys.
I got toys here.
Literally like, literally not going to be a problem.
You know, like we've got five to six minimum on the thing, but I've told the staff to be liberal with it because look how many toys are in front of you over there now.
That would fill a bag, wouldn't it?
And we'd get ten pound for it.
It includes the teddies.
We're only items up to five because obviously enough figures and vintage cars because we'll have people taking the mix.
But if it's just like genuine toys, right?
Like genuine toys ready for Christmas and the rest of it.
And for children's development, yeah?
You know, for them to play with and all the rest of it.
I mean, like that's a pound.
So we wouldn't even count that.
We've got tons, absolute tons.
So if it's going out ten pound a bag, it's helping us.
And it's helping you guys as well.
And like I said, we've got loads.
So, are you all right?
Yeah, I've just got some donations.
Yeah, no problem.
Thank you.
Tons here as well, guys, to go through.
These are the ones I'm going through this morning.
Let me put it back in your holder.
Have a look down here.
That's great.
Oh, lovely.
This mum has just brought in loads of toys and clothes.
Just a three one bag outside thing.
Look at this.
I've got to show you this.
I've got to show you this.
This is so cool.
Of course, things like this didn't exist when I was a kid.
They did.
But look at the coffee beans in there.
That's so cool, isn't it?
So cool.
I think what we'll do as well is we can do it like a shopping bag for mums that is desperate now, ready for Christmas.
We'll launch that about end of October, maybe.
Because we can gauge then how many toys we've actually got in the building.
And then we can do, if you're in need, pop in another letter.
We can do up to two...
Well, we can do like a shopping bag of toys per child, perhaps.
We can do that.
And then see how we go from there, October to the end of November, and see what we've left with in December, toy-wise.
Oh, it's a photo frame, look.
A nice little gift, isn't it?
If you've got like a neighbor, like my mother always used to keep an emergency present.
If somebody turned up with a present and said, Oh, yeah, I brought you this.
You know, you could keep that, couldn't you?
Or maybe just put it with a box of chocolates.
Or, like I said, you know, teachers tend to get rid of theirs.
But like, if you've got that for like a dinner lady or a crossing lady, or a cleaner in the school, they'd keep that forever.
I can tell you that now.
Because they really appreciate it when they get gifts off the children.
They would keep that forever.
Crossing man, crossing person.
Oh, look, see, this is why you've got to check everything.
See?
Right, so that was going to be three for a pound, wasn't it?
That's going to be a three for a pound, because it's like a twiddley twiddley.
So there's no point me, I might as well just put it in the three for a pound box.
Then we get, we do get a bit, because they're quite, so I might stick a pound on that itself, because they will go.
There was something else, wasn't there?
Lots of bits of fluff in the bottom of this bag.
There was those bouncy balls.
Bouncy balls.
The little bee on there.
What else was there?
The McDonald's toys.
Got hundreds of these at the moment.
I might just put them out at the moment, see if they can go, because we have got lots.
I know we were supposed to put them away in a bag, for ten years, but I don't know where the ten year bag have gone.
So that originally had four pounds on that.
Oh, right.
I know they're quite collectible.
These can go out.
What's that?
A biscuit.
Wonder what I was letting spoil them.
I had left it for lunch.
Right, so the Dominos can go out.
And if it
hit the snow morning, that's why we were a bit late.
And they've bought the van for the asking price of £4.50, the white one.
We've got to empty it now.
It's got a lot in there.
I think it's got six school tables in there.
Ready for when we open up our hub.
And we don't have a hub.
And I don't have a looting van to put them back in yet.
But we've got £450 now towards the looting.
That's good.
I'm really pleased with that.
I would have liked to have kept the vans, but because of the weirdos that's out there and everything that goes on today, we've got to get the van on the drive on CCTV, the looting.
So, a bit gutted.
But there we are.
It's a good one, that is.
I did think about parking it over the donation centre, but last time we did that with one of our vans, it got stolen, remember?
Remember the pedo stole it?
Because we know it's him.
We know it's him because that clay on the end said it was him.
Stole the van full of all the premature baby stuff, remember?
We've got Bertha around the back.
Stole that.
That was a looting, but it didn't have a tail left.
We need a looting with a tail left.
That's what we need now.
I'd better get some pricing on it.
I'd better get my pricing game on you guys, I've got loads to do.
I've got some nice pictures in too, and they look like a set.
I don't want to have to put them as a set, to be honest,
because they are a set and they look good, but they're nice and small.
I'd like to have more nails and stuff up, because if we had more nails up I could just hang them up, and of course they look better when they're hanging up, in the shop.
They're more likely to go, because people say, well that's a nice collection, can I have those?
I've cut my things, I've just got to find the pen.
See, a bit dirty perhaps, I don't know.
We've got tags on as well, we've got tons of tags on today.
I've got clothes of tags on as well.
I think we might need to take a few things down in price.
So I'm taking, so Dan and Sammy,
you know, make sure you just lobbed him over there then.
I'd come in once and I was lobbing it, as soon as I was pricing it I was lobbing it into a box, and Vicky came in and she was like, hmmm, enthusiastic as ever Jane.
I was like, yeah, I've got to get it done quickly.
That's the thing, it's a mountain, and you don't know when the next mountain is coming in, and right now it's Toygate, isn't it?
You know, we're going to get tons of toys in, but it's brilliant.
So I think October now we'll launch where you can, well it's nearly October now, stick it in writing, because we do requests, but they've got to be in writing so that we can prove that somebody's asked for something that we don't normally give out.
So we'll put it in writing that if you're stuck for toys, you can come in and get a good shopping bag of toys for your child, ready for Christmas.
But I think people are starting to think Christmas now.
That's next.
So now we've gone from, you know, and it's quite a few people, like somebody coming in with a baby, and now you can have a full-blown conversation with the child, and then we had another one of our volunteers, daughter is one of our older volunteers, she's just had another baby,
from Pontypool, and her daughter is now in a comprehensive uniform.
It's like, oh my God, she's so grown up.
It's like, oh my God, I can't believe I've grown up, but she is like, you know, that's nuts.
I never expected that.
Well, when I started this, I told you, I was doing it to take them down and just be anonymous, you know, just do it myself.
That's what it looks like.
I can't get this off.
Now this scissors has had it, don't you?
I think I need a new scissors, if anybody could spare scissors.
Look at it.
It's worn out from cutting sticky labels.
It's blunt.
My scissors is blunt.
Five years of cutting sticky labels.
It's dreadful.
Definitely need a new one down here.
I've probably got one in my locker, but it's my lockers.
I can't get to lockers because the donation is in front of them.
I can't cut this at all.
I definitely need a new scissors, don't you?
I don't think we've got one.
I need a new one.
If anybody wants to cut one off today, because it's going to be a nightmare for cutting.
I need the tool for the job, you guys, don't you?
So that's brilliant, but we've got to empty the van now, which is a bummer.
So they do not need to empty it, so that's great.
So the only one that's left now is the little red one.
They were running before we parked them up and used them for storage, because the idea was to use the vans, but then, you know, things just exploded and took over, didn't they?
That's keeping up with it all, it is.
Oh no, this is no good.
We can't get that off at all.
Can't get it off at all.
Cute little taggy there.
No writing dates on some of these, unless it's something that's mega expensive, I won't write the dates because we need them gone.
Don't forget, volunteers, you can take a bag home a month of toys from now until Christmas.
If you've got children under 18, you've got a couple of mums that volunteer with us,
or fugglerers.
How much are these fugglerer things?
Ugly Dolls, they're called.
I don't think it's a fuggler, but there is another one called a fuggler.
Oh, I'm not sure if I've got a customer.
Let me check.
I've got a price on something that we don't have anyway,
so let's go and check.
Yeah, we used to open for filly, but it's quite a time, buying me a filly on a Saturday.
There we are, new customer.
I think we definitely could do with opening this one on a Saturday, only if anybody wants to open it up.
I'm going to clear off my work top at least a minute.
I've kind of kept bits of material, I am.
Definitely need a new scissors down here.
God, we've won a scissors.
Dan's in Pontypool today.
They had a lot of donations in last going off, so bear with him.
Please, thank you for everybody who's been with us.
There's one or two people that's not.
I'm acting like dicks about it.
So my advice to you is go and shop somewhere else if you don't like the amount of stuff in it.
But thank you to everybody else who is circumnavigating the shops and just getting on with it.
You know we've got major stock problems because of how popular we are.
We're bringing the prices down, we're rounding up the prices for you.
My mum's just gone out now with a bag full of stuff.
Let me come back when she's finished she'll let me re-donate her.
When she finishes with it.
Leave her prices on it for me guys.
It's easier.
I say that to volunteers when they place it.
Leave the price on it.
She can often bring it back.
Dan's toys.
He's so soft.
He's a pet.
Petooties.
Petooties.
Petooties.
He's so cute.
I think we could definitely open this one on a Saturday.
But obviously we need Caerphilly open as well.
So we need to get people in and train them.
Don't leave any donations outside Caerphilly.
Don't.
Because they're being ransacked.
I thought they were.
Because I was finding bits of stuff everywhere.
So a bit of Lego.
Bit of Lego.
Another one of these legs.
So I think I'll put him in for now.
They're being ransacked guys.
So don't leave anything outside Caerphilly shop.
I'm so sensitive to smells at the moment.
What are we going to do with this rubbish bag?
Definitely add one this morning.
Anyways, I've got it.
What's everybody else up to this morning?
I've got some nice bread in the car.
But I'm going to try and smash this up.
Before I've got to go today.
I'll just put the biscuits in it.
Keep them going.
So I'm going to be taking some figures to go in this cupboard.
I've got some excess ones in Caerphilly.
Excess ones in Pontypool.
I love this.
This is the best thing in the world.
Look at it.
This has taken something for ages.
It's got all these swans on it.
I love it.
Never forget when Jan said that.
Do you want to sell them doilies?
And then she went, I want to have these doilies.
I knew Jan said it.
I made Jan pay.
I think she paid like £250.
So we said, oh you've got to double it Jan.
You've got to put a fiver now in the kitty.
It's happened a couple of times.
And I just said to Jan, do you want to bet on it?
And she's like, no.
I love this.
They're brilliant.
Other people might think it's horrific.
I love it.
The best thing I've seen all day.
Lovely children's clothes for the look of it.
Oh lovely.
Oh I've got a nice dress.
Beautiful dress have come in.
What's ideal now isn't it?
I've got a wedding.
It's an adult one it is.
I know you can't see it very well.
Sorry guys.
Need a bigger scope don't we?
Beautiful dress has come in.
I think it's Lee who put stuff in before.
Always nice stuff.
Always lovely.
All clean.
Look, all tagged.
All the items have got tags on.
Oh I love him.
So we're doing the toys.
Anything that's like five pound an ender basically.
I've said five to six.
So there is a restriction.
Because some people come in and just take all the bags.
Or they take all the dearest toys.
And the next one will only be online for sale.
But I have told the staff to read the comments.
I think I was nice to our little girls picking stuff as well.
I think he's missing a bit.
Figures we get a lot of money for.
So forgive us for putting the figures up.
Because it's something that pays the bills.
These little things like this will pay the bills.
When they're set out nicely in the boy men cupboards.
If they're looking for one to complete a set.
They will pay the price for that.
So forgive us.
Not a bit broke.
But somebody will have him.
He'll watch.
Loads of lovely clothes off G- yesterday.
Thank you so much.
Thank you to Gary for bringing them up.
Because I was on my own.
We do appreciate it.
Lovely stuff in there.
One of our followers came in to buy the reseller bag.
So I think they were £5 each.
Buy the two for £7.50.
But I didn't go for a fiver because she's a follower.
And she came straight away and they were gone.
So I was like, thank god for that.
Things like stretchy leggings.
Stuff that you'd get like £1 or £2.
£3 for.
I feel like that's going to take up an whole rail for us.
And we just haven't got a rail room.
I didn't price it too expensive.
Because we're on the best.
You know, we've had better than that.
But don't forget the Pontypool is £5.
I carry a bag for £5 daily.
With clothes.
Well whatever's upstairs.
Because sometimes we just, if we've got like a box of bricks.
That hasn't been sold or whatever.
I stick it upstairs.
Somebody bought in a pile of ice cream tubs once before.
With ornaments in.
All washed out.
But they put the ornaments in there to protect them.
So I put them upstairs.
So a guy came down with the box and said, oh how much for these?
This is all a gram for free.
You know, you're recycling them.
That's what we want, is for people to recycle.
We don't want people to be binning stuff.
There we go.
Starving.
A big domino van parked inside.
With a big pebble on the pizza on the side of it.
And I'm like, oh my goodness.
Starving.
Now normally we would Google this.
Try it.
But I'm like £3.50 at the moment.
Because £3.50 is empty.
Because that's what a pack of nappies cost me to buy.
So I can justify why most of our products are £3.50.
This I might put because it's got lots of dinosaurs in it.
I think that we would get quite a bit for that.
And we'd be okay with that.
I'd put them up for £10.
I think we'd get £5.
Which I think is a good price to pay for that.
Full of dinosaurs.
What do you think?
I think it's a good price.
It's in very good condition.
It's an old fashioned scissors anyway.
Somebody just smashed one of those OB things.
You know those bowl things.
The £3.50 on the pavement.
Child.
I'm going everywhere.
My poor mother was trying to pick it up.
She was like, oh have I got it before far enough?
All the like bowls in it have gone everywhere.
I'm just trying to pick up 2,000 bowls.
That's not worth it.
Tons of toys guys.
And we've taken a price down on them.
Okay.
This ladies toys are supreme.
Look at this.
Veg Patch Garden.
Wow.
I love it.
Look.
That's brilliant.
That's the wrong way.
It's an onion.
Oh my god that's brilliant isn't it.
Oh they gotta go there.
So I need 2 carrots.
Oh no.
How dull was that.
Put my parsnip through the leek hole.
Well, well, well.
No wonder I failed the special needs test.
Anyway guys.
That's fabulous.
I love it.
Absolutely love that.
Oh.
Great to use.
What does that mean?
It means money doesn't it?
So yeah.
The red van.
It's still available.
Ideal for parts.
It worked before we...
Ideal for storage.
Like I said.
I thought about putting them over by the donation centre.
But they'll get robbed.
So you know.
He's got the facility of it to
to collect vehicles at any time.
So he would just rob it anyway.
He can't take it off our drive.
Because you know what our CCTV is like.
The girls we had the problem with.
The one they're going to prosecute for assault.
And then they also, that's under Torfaen.
Because it happened in Torfaen.
And then the other the Blackwood.
They've forwarded stuff.
We've already forwarded it.
Forwarded stuff.
For harassment.
Because not only have they multiple messaged me and family members messaged me and all the rest of it.
They turned up at the shops after they harassed us at the house.
And uploaded the videos onto Facebook themselves.
Because they're thick.
So they're going to have them for harassment as well.
Under two different police forces.
So that's good.
Nice bit of news.
Look at this.
These toys are brand.
Would you like a macaroon or a croissant madame?
In your little bag.
I love that.
Do you want a cappuccino with it?
And that's with it.
So I think that could be like.
Could be.
And then I got a a bluey book.
Called Bluey Granny's.
And they crash their car.
That's cool.
And that is a train set.
Of sorts.
This looks like a cool thing.
But have I got a little bag now?
I need these little plastic bags from the catalogs and things guys.
Because I need them to put stuff together.
This is lush.
It's like a little takeaway set.
Yeah, keep all your catalog bags and things for me.
I don't want that one too close to you now.
I don't think I've got
enough of a set.
I'm going with the bag.
The bag isn't going to fit the set.
I don't know what Daniel's doing here Friday.
I think he fell asleep.
I can get this one in the cupboard.
Caroline's put that up as a little set.
But I'm going to end up filling this cupboard now.
Before I take anything from yours.
I think I've got a mini dinosaur.
Trust me.
I've got the bag upside down.
Trust me to do that.
I'm so out-handed sometimes.
I think that's where the diversity comes in.
It's like co-ordination.
Yes, I thought that would come out.
I think it is.
A little trade.
Trading the tracks separately because it does sell separately.
Because this wooden track is the best thing to buy if you're buying trains when you've got little ends.
Because it all fits together.
It doesn't matter where you buy it from.
The expensive place, the Brio.
Or if you buy it from Ikea.
Or anywhere like that.
It always fits.
I used to do that for Dan.
And then when he got older I sold it all.
And that's when he had home by then.
Let's get that out.
We can get another two more glass cabinets there.
But we'll see how customers circumnavigate it now the next couple of weeks.
I won't until they come up.
I haven't got any.
If they come up, we grab them.
But...
messages I did.
Check on the volunteers.
Make sure everybody's OK.
And there's all the places that needs to be voted.
And it wasn't.
I need somebody full time employed to cut stickers for me.
Yeah, and then they tried to silence that boy again.
From the snag that tried to out him for what had happened.
And he lost his apprenticeship over it, you know.
They tried to silence him.
They won't silence me.
You know, I can't sit here and let somebody go in that cafe and they might be...
What if they got sexually assaulted again?
What if these animals of sons that she's got, right?
What if they go out with a girl now, sexually assault and rape her and end up murdering her?
I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I hadn't told you that.
Am I not?
There's too many, too many things that's come up now with them.
And I've experienced their wrath and their abuse and their behaviour myself.
So...
I would rather people know, you know, if the police say all about arrest, they'll say, well, what are you arresting me for?
It's true.
And it's, you know, it's slander.
But it's only going to be proved as slander if it's not true and it is true.
We know it's true, you know.
The kids wouldn't lie.
These 18-year-olds on apprenticeships wouldn't lie.
He wouldn't risk his job to come out with the truth.
Surely.
You know.
He's obviously weighing heavy on his mind, the poor sod.
They need to be outed.
They're not very nice, they're not nice people.
That's why they're hiding in Ealing Wales and not where they used to live.
Right?
And they were on that Benefits Britain programme and she was in a wheelchair.
I've seen her with five inch heels coming down that lane.
Right?
We know they stole money.
We know money were missing.
And they were the only ones who had access to the office.
Thousands were talking mind, a lot.
Not just talking a couple of quid.
Right?
We know that they're coveting all of the donations in the area and they've got people like Tesco's complicit in it, which they shouldn't be.
The name is Fairshare, it should be Shared Fairly.
We know, you know, we've had the staff come to me and say it wasn't until I've seen all of garden furniture and they just had a grant for like garden equipment and stuff for the allotment and then she had all this big garden furniture and then there's all the plastic surgery and the staff have said this to me.
Staff have come in and actually said it to me.
Who's staff?
They all have plastic surgery, if you look.
All of these charities, they're all running back and forth to get everybody's getting their teeth done, getting their bits done.
And there's no way the paedophile have lost all our weight, right?
On salad.
There's no way he's lost all our weight on tomato lettuce and stress.
I'm sorry.
What's this?
Flashcards.
So what should they be?
Alphabet.
So we should have the full caboose.
You know, how many people How many times was Ian Huntley arrested before you for domestic violence, for sexual assault, for going out with children underage, for getting people pregnant underage.
Ian Huntley How many times was he arrested
before you before you murdered Holly and Jessica.
How many times was... well Fred and Rosemary West they were arrested on an abduction charge on assault and rape and had to pay something like about 20 pounds to the magistrate.
And that's all they paid.
And they got arrested for that but that was a missed opportunity for the police to pick up the fact that they were serial killers.
That was a practice run and then they knew they had to kill them.
So
I can't I can't keep that information to myself.
I'm sorry I can't, you know.
I've got a C I've got a B I'm going to do the alphabet midway now.
S T Some people can't.
K L M O P M N I've got an N Some people can't cut into the alphabet I am not too bad at it.
I might have to sing it.
I'm not sure I got it right.
E F G
I've got an E
I had these as a border around Dan's room when he was a baby.
When I met with the border.
It was cheaper than buying a border at the time.
Q R S
D I have a yacht.
X Y Z Do you say Z or Zed?
What is the X?
What is the W?
A
Those sons are no respect for women.
After all.
H I've got a H
I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y and Zed Complete.
I think we are going to be in Pontypool tomorrow.
I've got a lot of donations to work through.
250 please.
Complete.
That was loud.
What's this?
Colour Addict.
Colour Addict.
How many cards should it be?
Warning.
This game is absolutely addictive.
Do not open the box.
I'm addicted.
How many cards?
This one looks like a good one guys.
No dice or anything with it.
I don't think this is supposed to be dice.
We need to play who uses his cards.
Traveler cards, dealer cards.
Right.
Okay.
So there's only cards.
Oh shit.
I've got a customer.
Oh.
I didn't know.
It's written in the card.
Oh yeah.
I didn't know.
I didn't share it.
Yeah.
I've got to have a weenie now guys.