Construction workers are introduced to classy ladies

London.

Yeah, it's a little place just up the M4 in England.

Oh, I've heard of that.

Yes, you know that bridge that goes over from--

sorry, where are we again?

Wales.

Wales, that was it.

Corrie, actually, to be exact.

This is-- so this is all good stuff, Taff.

So come on, then.

Spill the beans.

Let's know what's going on, because, you know,

back at the ministry, I must say the prime minister

is looking very favorably upon this project.

So do tell.

Do tell.

Oh, that's nice to hear.

Yes, look, no, it shouldn't really

be me that's saying this, because I'm just

helping to convene everything, you know,

body that and all that, you know,

and also the art of it and that.

So you don't--

I notice you've got some miners here.

Yes, well, of course, yes.

Do you know, we still have any of them.

I don't know if they're registered.

Well, they're not that disabled, you know.

I mean, they can get down there.

No, I mean, I don't know if they're on the list.

We haven't had any miners on the list in government

for 20 years now.

Well, that must be the secret mines, then.

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