Morning, guys.
It's very foggy today.
Very foggy.
I'm running a bit late because I had to have a phone call today.
I've got the heater on.
Sorry, guys.
It's a bit blowy.
So, only Pontypool and Caerphilly open today, guys.
Okay?
And the drop-off point in Red Rear is open Friday.
Alright?
Yes, so I had to wait in for a phone call, guys.
Off the period, people.
Do you know why?
Oh, the finance have agreed it, so there we are.
Lovely jubbly, right?
However, I had to wait in for a phone call because Hayley Thomas, HGC registered charity, has rung up and made a complaint to...
Guess who this time?
Well, I don't know who it is.
I don't know who it is.
I don't know who it is.
I don't know who it is.
I do think she's reported us to this time.
I'll tell who she's reported us to.
She has reported us to the Welsh Assembly fraud, period fraud squad, or whatever they're called.
Right?
So, this is why the council had to ring me.
Because they had to confirm that they'd spoken to me, even though they knew it was a malicious complaint.
Because I think everybody from Heard Timbuktu knows that these people are writing malicious complaints about us now.
But they just have to touch base with us to say, are you aware?
Yes, we are.
Yes.
They said, right, okay.
So, if you contact the period pants fraud squad at the National Assembly for Wales and ask for the subject access, they will give you the emails that were sent so that you can pass them on to the police for your continued malicious complaint scandal that's going on.
But the finance has received our order.
Now, the way it works is that the schools get given the bulk of the products, which is fair enough, isn't it?
And then the libraries, fair enough.
And then it goes out to the third sectors.
Now, unfortunately, we are at the back end of the financial year, so fingers crossed we'll get everything.
I've had another confirmation off another council because she said, just for you to be aware that they can only be used in such and such a council.
I said, yes, I know that.
I said, I know that because the other council told me that.
So whatever council delivers to whatever shop, they've got to stay in that shop.
And that's absolutely fine.
We understand that.
We understand that.
It's just we have multiple shops in multiple areas, don't we?
And the multiple counties, because that's how successful we are.
And anyway, they hopefully will get them now.
But of course, it will be down to what stocks are left.
So fingers crossed.
I've said the mothers are very keen, and daughters and whoever, and our service users are very keen to try the reusable products.
So if you've ever got any reusable products you can't shift, you know we're the guys for you.
We love sustainability where we're coming from.
So I said, if you've got to drop anything off the order, drop the disposable items off.
We'd rather there's sustainable items.
Because we've already chatted and we want to get them out.
But yeah, just for you to be aware, this daft cow now, right, is still out there, still pushing her luck, still pushing her luck, right?
And still trying to stop us doing what we're doing.
If they stopped us applying for this grant and stopped us getting the grants, okay, then they would be in the wrong, the counselors would be in the wrong, because we are now a registered CIC.
And we are recognised, five years down the line, recognised as an organisation that is needed by the public.
So they would be in the wrong if they stopped us.
So we're never ever, they're not going to be able to stop us.
So, get a life, Hayley.
Get a life.
You and your flying monkeys and everybody else you get to email for you, right?
Get a life.
Right?
Well, don't get a life.
Hurry up and pack up your shit and retire and go.
Because people are sick of you now, right?
Because you only want all these grants and everything for yourself.
So, you know, you've got your entire charity is called Hayley Christine Thomas.
So you can justify, I expect, having it paid into your own bank account.
If you get a cheque with HCT on it, you can write Hayley Christine Thomas on the bloody cheque.
Can't you?
You know, how many cheques have actually gone into the right account?
How many grants have gone into the right account?
You know, how many times have mothers tried to access these products and can't get them because you're gate keeping it all?
You've lost it.
You're listening.
You've lost the part.
Have you seen your life?
Look at your life.
It's falling apart.
Look at my life.
I'm doing alright.
Wind your neck in.
Go away.
Retire.
Move away.
Move out of area.
I've just driven past now and I've noticed you've got another flat tyre on your van.
You've got a lot of flat tyres.
Do you mind doing a fair play?
How much is that going to cost a charity now?
Because you can't wind your neck in and you've got to continually pick on people.
How much is that going to cost HCT charity now to replace more tyres?
Because people don't like you anymore.
People are fed up of you.
Other than your friends.
The ones that you give all the stuff to.
So you keep them sweet.
You keep them happy.
You keep them donating.
The general public don't want it.
The general public need to access services.
And you're gate keeping it.
Take the hint.
People don't like you.
You're having your UPVC windows shot out.
People have gone off you.
And do you know what I reckon it is?
I'll tell you what I reckon is the problem.
Because people know you're making complaints about us.
Because we've proved it on several occasions.
And this woman said your name on the phone today.
She said we know it's her.
We know it's Hayley Thomas that's made the complaint.
Everybody knows it's you.
Everybody knows it's you because you are a serial complainer.
But what have you achieved now today?
Not a lot by the look of it.
Other than you've got to go and buy a tyre.
Because I don't think it's fair that the HTC charity now have to pay for more tyres or more damage to vehicles that are for charitable purposes.
Because you are creating problems in the community.
I think you shouldn't go because they're sick of you.