I think that the animals try to escape the knockbox and they see animals being chopped up in front of them and then they get shot in the head against their will. I'm telling you the picture of saying it's not factual. It's not factual, okay. Come on, help your mind! Come on! Can I help? This is the story of a small local slaughterhouse in the UK countryside. I often hear that local farms and local abattoirs are humane. So with the help of my investigators, I thought I'd put that to the test. We recently placed hidden cameras in this facility so I already know what happens to the animals inside. But I decided to pay the slaughterhouse owner a visit to see if what they told the public matches what we saw in our undercover footage. We're going to do a drive by past this place. There's a local farms all around us. Yeah, I brought someone with us just in case someone was aggressive or anything like that. Okay, this is it. Private road. That's the road. Who do I got, babe? I got sheep. Is this your TV? I've got some aliens here. Hey, mate. How you going, all right? Yeah. Who's the owner here? All right. Are you the owner? I'm just a journalist, photojournalist. We're going around to local slaughterhouses in each smaller town. Yeah, and we're seeing if we can get access to the slaughterhouse to film inside. No. No? No, definitely not. Why is that? I don't want it. Thank you very much. All right. So you do sheep here, mid-sized animals like pigs and... Sheep, pigs and cows. Sheep, pigs and cows. Oh. And just from the local area? Like just local farms? Yeah. Five miles. So you're not going to be doing any factory farms here? No, no. Pigs come from the farm just across the road there. Okay. Yeah, that's interesting. So it's all just local sort of family farms here? Oh yeah. Sounds nice. Hello, how are you? Fine, very well. Thank you. We're journalists. Don't worry about us. We're just looking for local slaughterhouses that have local farms. Supply them that we can... We don't allow this. You will see the signs. No phones, no videos. We don't allow it. I'm very sorry. You're allowed to film here? Yeah. I'm very sorry. But no, that's... No, no. Sorry, we're in a public spot. We know our filming rights. I'm pretty sure this road is public, yeah? Excuse me. This is not there. I know, no. If you want me to move off of it, I can. It's not that. I don't... We don't like our... We don't like our customers. We... The farmers do not like... Oh, well, we... We would... We would... We'll... We'll... We'll blare anyone's faces. We've had all sorts of weird people and we don't wish it. Okay. Well, then we'll blare anyone's face. Come here and be offensive. But it's not weird. Oh, who do you have people come down here? Like activists? We've had this before at the market, etc. And we don't need it. Oh, really? No animal here is mistreated. No animal is mistreated? We do not want any of that. Well, why don't you talk to us about it then? So we know... I have spoken to many people about this. Do you own this place? Are you the owner? Okay, well, that's all. We want to just talk to you about it. If no animal is mistreated here, do you mind if we film in here? Yes. Why? Because it is not... Right, it is... Our employees here... Yeah. Okay, they have also had problems because they come here to work. It is purely and simply for your benefit as well. These are live animals. They would hurt us? Well, of course they would. If you frighten them, the most important thing is that they are calm and quiet, with no intrusion onto their lives or minimum intrusion. How many people are in there slaughtering? Two or three? That is a material that we have the required number of people here. All of whom are legally qualified. Yeah, I understand. It's your entitle to your beliefs. On the other hand, you have no right to inflict your opinions onto others if it causes them personal distress or alarm. Well, we are only concerned about the method here at this local slaughterhouse to try to compare it to what happens at the larger ones. It's a totally different process. Would you say that the animals are calm here? Well, they have to be calm. This is a small premise. The whole point of it is to keep the animal calm and content. So you would say... That the animal has a good life, it must have a good death. That is important. The good death. So that's what I want to talk about, the good death. So because we're trying to say that the bigger ones are worse. This one here, the animals... No, I wouldn't comment on anybody else's... Okay, just this one. Animal welfare is very... So the animals aren't afraid when they go into the knockbox or anything like that? No, why would they be afraid? If they see other animals being butchered around them? They don't see other animals. They don't see other animals being butchered? No, that animal does not see a death. So they only walk into the knockbox and look around and see other animals being butchered? They don't see anything like that. Okay, so there's completely oblivious, they're calm? Totally oblivious. And then they are stunned? And then they're dead and that's it? Okay. Just didn't tell him the story of the local slaughterhouse. So their own opinions, everybody is, however, not when it causes distress or alarm to our staff. Their health and welfare, very important to us. So people cannot access this meat, that's what I want to know. If they wanted to buy this meat, they couldn't access local meat. So how are the people getting? Because we sell to the local butchers. Okay, so the local butchers is where people get access to the local meat. That's all I wanted to know, so that there's a... No, there's no retail, we don't retail at all. But it's just local butchers, they will go out and... Okay, what do you think about people that just eat plants? If that's what they want to do, and as long as they're careful, that they keep themselves fit and healthy. It's entirely their business. So if they're healthy and... They're pretty fly, shouldn't they make them? Do you think it's a better choice than eating animals that are killed, or do you think it's a bit extreme? Well, no, no, I don't think it's extreme at all. I just think a balanced diet is good for everybody. But you're entitled to your opinion. If that's what you want to do, then, you know, and you keep yourself healthy, then that's entirely your opinion.  I have no right to tell other people how to live their lives. People always... Sometimes people say to me that should the animals have the right to live their life as well? They do, and have you considered what would happen if we weren't eating them? What would happen? They wouldn't be there. Yeah. They're not pets. Yeah, they're bred by the farmers. Well, they are, to eat, and that's what they're there for. So they have a good life. They're kept the best they possibly can be, and then they have a good day. And they're killed humanely. Oh, that's it. Would you use the phrase humane? Would you say they're killed humanely? Humane is a weird, no, a weird word, isn't it? I'm just wondering, do you think that what happens in this slaughterhouse, would you call it humane? That's what most people would say. It depends what you mean by the word humane. There is no suffering at all. That's it. That's all that's required. What do you think when you hear the word humane? Do you think that that's... The word humane comes from the word human. Okay. If you mean we're acting in a compassionate manner. Yeah. Because we have dominion over these animals then, yes. You think... Okay, so you would call it compassionate what happens inside of this particular slaughterhouse, yours? Because you have to treat animals with respect. Okay. They're entirely treated with respect. They're alive. And they're like conscious and... Of course they are. And they get scared and hungry and... They experience all of these emotions, yeah. You have to eliminate any... Stress. ...that you possibly can and stress. Okay. As you would with any living creature, including yourself. Other humans. Yeah, like... So you would call this... Maybe this is a respectful way to go for an animal. Of course. A respectful death. So let's just see how respectful the staff at this local slaughterhouse really are to these animals. As this noticeably distressed cow is so afraid that they nudge the bolt gun off of the ledge. Even a staff member was surprised at this. The larger man who comes in is the slaughterhouse owner's son and has been injured by the cow whilst herding them in. He appears to vent his frustration on the cow. Is this cow fully unconscious? I'll let you decide. Cow lets out what seems like a gasp for air. You can see the cow moving around whilst still trying to breathe through the hole in their neck. And then he finishes with his final display of respect. Isn't that... You need to... For something. It's necessary for you to try. You would say like if it's...  You have... It's necessary to respect them as you kill them. Okay. It's just curious if you think that we need to eat them. That's all. Well, do you like to see them? Do you like to see the lambs? I mean... Do you like to see the lambs? Yeah, I love... I like lambs. Okay. They wouldn't be there. These... Not these type of lambs. They're bred specifically for me. But there might be other animals around. Like, what do you think about factory farming yourself? Like, you know, where they have the big intensive indoor dairies or the big intensive indoor like pig units or like tens of thousands of chickens in there. Where's the word respect there? No respect. Respect is very important. I suppose everyone has a line with the respect though. Don't know. So if you look at the word, if you really think about it it's obvious where the respect lies. Would it be respectful to put me into that slaughterhouse? You, as an individual. Me. Me. As a human being to put me through the exact same process as the cows go through. Why would I do that? We don't get human beings. Just... Just let's just call it a hypothetical. Would it be respectful? Why... Why would you do it then? Why... What reason would you have? To eat me. To eat you. Yeah. The Soylent Green Theory. Well, I've just... Like, let's just say there was another option. There was this plant-based burger. And then you had me.  And then someone said, well, you've got this other option here. Why would you even put them through? Then we've got to go down the line of the whole thing about human beings. How do you define... I mean, look at the world as it stands at the moment. Where's the respect there? Do these animals want to live? What do you mean by do they want to... Are they enjoying their existence out here on the fields? One would have imagined so. Because they live and they thrive and they do quite nicely. Would you call them happy animals? Like these ones here? Would you call them happy? I don't think that I would use that term. They're animals. Therefore, I don't know how they feel. How would I know? If you see an animal suffering, would you know that they're suffering? Of course you would. But no, it's not the point. No, I am saying you cannot empathize with a sheep. You can't show empathy to an animal. You can't picture if they hurt themselves. You can't picture their souls being hurt. No, that is... No, it's not the same thing. What you're saying is, do you think the sheep is happy? Cannot say, I understand how that animal feels. Because you can't understand how that... So why would we even know if an animal's suffering in factory farms? How could we even have animal welfare if we didn't know how an animal feels? Why do we even care? You do not know how they feel. You know if they're suffering pain. You know if they are ill. How? By the way they behave. Okay, that's fine. Exactly. So we know by the way they're behaving that they are content. And they're not suffering. At the moment, they're perfectly happy. At the moment, they're perfectly happy. You would still say that inside the knockbox or where they get the bolt gun, they're still content. They're perfectly... They don't know what is... They're totally fine with being killed. They don't know they're being... They don't know they're about to... Okay. They're totally oblivious to that fact. Okay. If these animals are perfectly content and have no idea about what's going to happen to them, then why do they struggle so hard to escape the knockbox? Okay.  And then the other one. They're thinking good grief. I think that somebody's going to kill me.  That is no way that they could possibly know what has happened. Okay. And they don't...  So like you could put it to their head and they wouldn't really know what's going to happen when you pull the trigger. Of course not. Yeah, that wouldn't make it okay, though, would it? It's not the point. You've got to realise that animals that are grown within the industry are grown for meat. The same way that plants are grown in fields. Yeah, I don't understand that. We all understand that. But I was just... I'm just getting to the bottom of the... You've also got to appreciate that plants themselves... Feel pain? Feel pain in some respect. Really? Also it's believed. I mean, I've watched a lecture on it some short while ago to say that they literally have a nervous reaction. Okay. Well, you mean like a reaction to a stimuli in the environment? Okay. And also... Do you think that's analogous to like a cow? No, but what I'm saying to is that we cannot... The idea of do no harm is a very lovely one. But do we know what harm really is? I mean, we could probably not live without causing some amount of harm. But having slaughterhouses on top of that is probably increasing the amount of killing on a... I understand your beliefs. Yeah, yeah. It's your beliefs. However, I think it is very important that you understand and respect other people's beliefs. But maybe different to yours. Okay. I wonder how far you would take... How far would you take that respecting people's beliefs? In what... Would you say that we should respect everyone's beliefs? It depends whether or not they would cause harm to another. Okay. In a sustainable manner. What would you consider harm? Bombing Ukraine. What about shooting an animal in the head? What's about shooting an animal? Would you consider that harm? That is the way to dispatch an animal without it being... Would you consider it harm to shoot someone in the head? To shoot someone in the head. Yeah, like an animal. I would like to shoot someone in the head. With a bolt gun, like a slaughterhouse bolt gun. I'm sure doing now is being... I'm trying to figure out if you consider that harm. That's all...  Where's a knife in the throat? The animals don't get stabbed in the throat, yeah? Good God, no. How do they drain them of their blood? They are already insensible to pay. No, but do they get stabbed in the throat with a knife? Usually we've seen a few slaughterhouses. That's usually the technique. I'm sorry, but you are being ridiculous now. Okay. These are now just statements of... Knives in the throat don't happen in slaughterhouses? I'm afraid that what you're saying is ridiculous. Down! Sorry. This way. Do you think this is a personal choice here? Just asking. Is it a personal choice to have a slaughterhouse? Of the... of you? Because this is your slaughterhouse. Is this a personal choice? Is it a personal choice?  That's all. Just asking. Is it a personal choice of yours to... to turn up uninvited on people's premises? Is that a personal choice? Well, it's a choice that's now affecting you. Does the kill floor have cameras? The veterinary service has cameras. No, no. Does the kill floor inside have security cameras watching the animals be slaughtered? Everything is recorded. Can you give us some images? Why not? If it's so humane, why don't you... Why don't you release it? It's not for us. It's not for us. Why don't you release it to the public? It is... it's for the vets. Are you afraid that the public might see what actually goes on in here? It's for the vets. Do you not understand? Vets are here. Or do you not understand the vets here? No, no, no. I'm just wondering why you think... why it's so bad to see for people to see it. That's all. Do you think... Do you understand that there is a vet here all the time? Oh, no. I know there's vets in slaughterhouses. Of course, yeah. No, there is a vet here all the time. A vet sees every animal that dies. I'm just wondering what the problem would be showing people giving us the footage. Everything is recording. Why don't you give us the footage? A copy of it. Because it's got a copy. It shows all of my stock. I don't do that. Okay, we'll just... Maybe we can blow their faces. I would not do that to them. They would find it disquieting. They would call... It would cause them alarm. And I don't wish to do that. But they're an employee. They're in... But it's nothing to do with what's going on in the footage, yeah? Why would there be anything going on in the footage? What do you think is going on? I think animals are being killed against their will.  And I think they're stressed. You're doing it again. I think that they prefer to live or they're terrified in the knockbox. I think they try... This is what I believe. And you can deny it. It's so entitled to believe whatever you lie. I think that the animals try to escape the knockbox and they see animals being chopped up in front of them and then they get shot in the head against their will. That's what I think. Young man, you have no idea about what you're saying. Okay, you can disagree with me but that's fine. I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm telling you what you're saying is not factual. It's not factual. It just is not factual. It's not true? Do you think I'm being hyperbolic or over-exaggerating or making things up? I don't think you understand the process. I don't understand it. I don't think you understand what happens. Fair enough. Okay, I don't understand and that's not what happens. Okay, I appreciate your time. Thanks a lot. We'll let you go now. Can I... I don't know if you have but that road is extremely dangerous. It's extremely dangerous. Where we notice? There is no speed limit on this road. Be very careful. So whether you're walking or driving, it is a blind corner. We warn everybody. It is very dangerous. And I appreciate you still being caring after having an uncomfortable conversation.  Everybody is but I'm entitled to mine. Yeah, you are. And the animals should be entitled to be treated with actual respect, I believe as well. Indeed, they are. Okay, thank you for your time and we'll be sure to be careful.  Most slaughterhouses operate in secrecy. They don't want people in there. It's very clear they don't want cameras in there. This is very consistent. This isn't out of the ordinary. Most people wouldn't allow me in with a camera. The health and safety executives if they come here have to make... You have to... Cannot go into the premises while they're working. It's too dangerous. Yeah, I mean... And also can cause alarm to the animals. That we're going to have. I mean I'm fairly sure that you can deny this if you like that the animals already experience alarm inside of a knockbox. I'm fairly sure they're alarmed before they're killed. A lot of the time. I think that's your opinion. Unfortunately it's not based in fact but you're entitled to it. I mean maybe I'm living in a dream world but something tells me that when an animal goes into a slaughterhouse they're not comfortable. That's for sure. How would they know where they're going? Because they know.   And there's plenty of science to prove sheep intelligence, cow intelligence, pig intelligence. Pigs are one of the most intelligent animals on earth. Do you think they don't know what's going on when they go into a slaughterhouse? How would they know where they are? They know that there's someone... What's the difference between They can smell blood. And another pen. Pigs have one of the best senses of smell. They can smell blood. They can smell fear pheromones that they leave from urine. They can smell death.  I'm absolutely sure that... It's scientific. No, it's not based in fact. But never mind. You're entitled to your opinion. I would like to see... I would like to see what goes on behind these walls but we'll have to wait for that. I don't think that would be happening. I'm afraid. We're just here to tell the animal's story. That's fine. And that's it. But as you see it, can I point out that you can only tell any story as you see it. As you see it. Do not imply that you are making statements on behalf of or representing an animal. Because I'm afraid you cannot... Well then that means that you... That's your opinion. Well, that's fine. That's your opinion of how the animal is being looked after or not. That's fine. You're entitled to your opinion. But do not imply that the animal has in some way given you permission or information in any way, shape or form. I don't think I need to be too smart to know when an animal doesn't want to be stabbed in the throat or shot in the head. I don't think I need that like high intelligence for that, eh? I think you're making sweeping statements. I could just... I could... Do you have a dog? Do you have a pet dog? Do you have a cat? Do you have any... Do you have domesticated animals?   Come on! Can I help? Can I help? Nope. No? Dan. Father! Bring the place. I understand why he's concerned. I understand why he's concerned. He thinks that... We're not interested in threatening people and especially someone who's just been polite to us. I would be defensive of my mother too. So don't you worry, we're not here to create any aggression towards you or anything like that. Okay, we're not interested in that.  You're entitled to your opinion and I respect your opinion. Okay. Dan, come on! You know, I'd be very interested... I'd be very interested to hear exactly what you have made of what you... you know, of your opinion of what you think you're seeing today. I'd be very interested. Is there any way that I can access that? Um, you'll know soon enough. You'll know soon enough, I'm fairly sure. Are you interested in my men losing their... No, we're only interested in telling the story of the local slaughterhouse. That's it. Mind. Thank you. Is this... Are these animals here? Is that a pig? No, listen, can I point out some? Is that one free-range pig? That animal, that animal is a living creature. Yeah. Is entitled to respect. It doesn't want to be frightened by you. We're not... I'm not in the business of frightening animals. No, no noises. Can I point out that they have a range of vision? Please try to realize... We don't harm animals. No, I'm trying to explain to you. Do you think he's going to be scared when he goes into the slaughterhouse? No, no, no. If he is not... If there's no disquieting, if nobody gets within his range of vision... We're not trying to. ...that he's not used to... He's about to be... He's about to be electrically shocked and stabbed to death. He doesn't know this. Can I point out that you can terrify that creature, and I would rather you didn't? I just think it's audacious to suggest that we're going to terrify an animal that you're about to murder, that your son is about to kill. You've got to realize... Yeah, look, honestly, we're not interested in causing the animal distress, all right? Because it's not necessary. We've got harmless cameras that just film, you know. No, we've got nothing to do with that. I wonder if they family like this pig. They're about to send here. Good work, Dan. Good work, mate. Did you get her face? We're only filming. We're not here to harm anyone, mate. I just said we're only here to film. We're not here to cause... You can take some fish and smell it. I don't want to be on film.   We're not going to... Yeah. Look, your mum's been... Yeah, no worries. What is that? Is that for the cows? There's no cows in there. All right, so behind me are some local cattle here. So they'll be slaughtered next door right here. All right. There's sheep across in the field, too. They're killing animals within a five mile radius here. So this is super local. Go into a local butcher. Like, that doesn't get any more local. Okay. Hey, mate. Yeah, good buddy. These are local? Yes. How local is this? How local is your beef? Suffolk. And this... Do they... Because there's a slaughterhouse around... Not too far. Yeah, that's bifids, isn't it? And they slaughter in a five mile radius. So... No, we don't get hit from there. I know. Okay. Checking before we buy that's all. Yeah, no, that's not a problem. Yeah. All right. I mean, obviously, I mean we get as local as we can. Local enough. Smallest slaughterhouses are better, I think. Oh, yeah, definitely. Yeah, they're more humane. That's all right, thanks. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Thanks, mate. So this is... Rented chops. British... This is what... This is kind of a quaint little local butcher. We're going to go to the other one as well. I think there's another one nearby.


Training can be really confusing. There's so many different drills exercises methods You look on the internet and it's just overwhelming.   There's so many different ideas out there So what are you supposed to do? How do you get the best results in the shortest period of time? How do you get the best results without destroying your body exhausting yourself getting injured? What do you do? I get it. It's confusing when I started training when I started trying to improve myself There really wasn't any Advice on the internet. I mean there was a couple blog posts people wrote some things But you didn't really pay attention to that you just kind of figured it out for yourself and over the years my training approach has drastically Transform and it's still evolving every single day when I first started training putting in lots of time on the ball I was putting in a lot of effort, but it wasn't actually making me better on the field I was doing a lot of freestyle tricks. I would go for slow jogs and These things were good, but they weren't making me an impact player They weren't helping me dominate on the pitch then I got into Weightlifting and that was great. I was developing my physique. I was becoming fitter But I was training like a bodybuilder I wasn't training like an explosive athlete like it like a footballer to make me more dynamic on the pitch then The mindset of train harder than everyone else train more than everyone else Push yourself to the limit every single day that got into my training approach And and that was great for a while until I got exhausted. I mean, what's the point in training hard hard work is so important We can't deny that but you have to be smart with your efforts You have to train in the right ways you have to train hard at the right times Otherwise, you're just gonna feel tired all the time your energy is gonna be low Your legs are gonna be heavy when you play so it's about finding this balance and today I'm at a point where I think my training approach It's pretty good. I mean I train very consistently, but I'm not tired. It's about frequency. It's about shorter duration It's about high intensity at the right times training with specific drills Everyone thinks you need these really complex drills What you need are drills that get results the best plan that you can have the best training routine You can have is the one you stick to now the great thing about the internet technology is today You don't have to go through that struggle that I went through of ten years of finding out the best methods You can learn from the best trainers in the world and you can get the shortcut to what really works So what I put together and I'm what I'm working on is the train to dominate program It's my new program. It's coming out. It's coming out December 22nd Basically, this is my transformation of training going from what I thought works to what is really working for me today It's making me more explosive even though I'm getting older. I'm in the best shape of my life. I'm leaner I'm faster. I'm fitter my skills are better. I'm scoring more goals. I'm winning more games I'm making a bigger impact and making a bigger difference for my team And that's the type of training program that I want to give to you a training program That's gonna teach you about nutrition recovery Proper techniques and drills that you can use to improve every area of your game how to get smarter How to become more athletic how to have higher levels of energy how to have better? Mental focus and clarity how to feel better every day even when you're training more consistent Than your opponents and the great thing about this training program is it's flexible because Everyone can give you a training program say hey, this is what works for me This is what you need to do, but the reality is our schedules our lives our levels of commitment our levels of athleticism and fitness They're all different so we can't all train the same we can take the same principles and this training program is gonna Teach you exactly how to do that now. I'll tell you more about this program throughout the week, but here's a few more clips I'll show you what I've been putting together for you guys. I'm really excited. I hope you are as well If you have any questions about this program, please comment below I'll send out more details throughout the week, but here's a few more clips and inside or look at what I'm putting together for you


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2021 Ford F350 Crew Cab Long Box Single Re-Wheel is stock number 12514Z. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. This 2021 Ford F350 has the 6.7-liter Powerstroke diesel engine. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go where you go inside, underneath, start it up, take a look under the hood in this video. Black agate is the color and we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD videos capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, turn them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality condition and options of the truck before seeing it in person. 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So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. Very clean down that side, this back rim is in excellent condition as well, and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Frame and underbody, very nice and clean, it does have the camper package with the anti-sway bar there, and it has all the remaining factory exhaust, hasn't been altered in any way, shape, or form. The rockers, cab corners all look good, and it comes with the black plastic step bars. FX4 off-road suspension package, rear bumper is in great shape, has a full towing package which includes the receiver hitch 4-pin and 7-pin wiring, and that tailgate is in excellent condition as well. It does have a locking tailgate, back of camera, and this one comes with a Line-X spray and bed liner, my opinion the best bed liner you can buy, and that's in excellent condition. The bed's in really nice shape, tailgate's pretty light, easy to close, and as you go down the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger's side, no major dents or dings on the box, looks really good, and for full disclosure this back rim, excellent shape as well. On the rest of this side of the truck, doors look really good, didn't see any dents or dings on there, it does have the heated telescopic tow mirrors, they do telescope out like so, they also fold in like that. Inside the XL package gives you the gray cloth interior, 40-20-40 split bench seating in the front, no rips or tears, very clean, comes with the factory all-weather floor mats, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors, you also get auto headlamps and tilt telescopic steering wheel. A little hop inside, check out the miles, radio, and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. So you can see that this one has 17,577 miles compass display, instrument clusters, very nice and clean, down there for you just a little bit, easier to read. Steering wheel has cruise controls and information center controls on the left, Bluetooth and audio controls on the right. Now this one's going to come with the 10 speed automatic transmission, has the sync 8-inch radio, AM, FM, and Bluetooth capabilities on this radio. Then you have all your different apps and stuff that you can do in here, has the Ford Pass Connect, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay capability so you can project your cell phone to the screen. And if you have a navigation system on your cell phone, you can project that to the screen, and then it's like you have nav right on the screen. You get your factory exhaust brake, stability control, and downhill assist control on here.  And then you also have a 12-volt power point and then a 110-volt 400-matt max plug-in right there. Pass near side, floor mat, and seat are in excellent condition as well. No rips or tears on there. The headliner is very nice and clean as well. You get six auxiliary up-fit switches up here, map lights, and we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Smells very clean inside that truck, I don't think it's ever been smoked in. Back here you can see you get a nice load floor or a nice flat floor, I should say. Factory all-weather floor mat. These seats lock in the place. Back seats are in excellent condition. That one is locked over there. You get the fixed glass rear window with the built-in rear defrost. And yeah, very nice and clean back here. Does have the side curtain airbags on those seats. Child safety locks on the back doors and the bottoms of the doors all look really good. We'll start it up. Take a look under the hood. 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just that it's just lucky that I'm strong enough to know where my body is at and where where where where my loyalty is large you know I mean I would never ever turn to the side where I want to just ruin my life or do anything like that that's not the case because I'm strong enough to do that I've managed to hold so much together over the years and I've got to this point now and I'm not just talking for myself to be selfish but yeah it comes with it comes with that care experience background and owning your identity and understanding the person that you are and not feeling ashamed or not feeling bad about the fact that yeah you have had a terrible upbringing or you have had to go through these things at the end of the day you're still standing there you're still there still want to make a change so much better for you if you had a secure tendency with the support you need around about that yeah I've had two houses before myself but they've packed in because it's just never been the right time for me and I have had support in the past but everything that I've done that I've realised that I've done in the past recently or whatever it's all just been total jumbled about like a left school at 15 I went away to college I got a couple of got a couple of qualifications I went into a job I left that I went into another job left that another job I was just just doing anything that I could just to take my mind off of the fact that I've not I've got no place in this world do you know what I mean well that's what I think I've got no place I was born in London do you know what I mean so at the end of the day I've still got a part of me that's missing that I don't know who that part is because there's been things that have happened to me throughout my life that I've had to I've had to I've had to be put under the looked after the looked after branch I've had to come away from the care of my mum I've had to I've had to come away from the fact that my mum has went through years of being given a terrible service from however many people I've had to come to the fact that I lost contact with my dad for 15 years and yet I'm living with all these other people that comes under the bracket of being homeless do you know what I mean it doesn't matter just whether you're living on the streets or whether you're living in a hostel if you're not in your family placement with your primary carers from a point until you feel like you can have them then that's it that's you being homeless yeah thanks very much Emma naturally that takes us back to maybe something tom has said that I think you know there are people on benefits that become homeless and that can maybe be difficult but there are lots of other reasons for people to become homeless there are lots of situations where people are homeless and people might be so for surfing living with friends they might have lost jobs there for lose mortgages even so you know it's a different circumstances for people to become homeless I'm going to bring Thomas back in I was I was in my flat my flat was fine it was my landlord that went bankrupt that's how I get made homeless it wasn't through any reason my rent was getting paid out it was all fine but when I got made homeless I couldn't I went to contact my mother in London and gave her the worries if it meant being hot on my brother on the island they're they're happy in their life so I was left in the street like what the hell do you know I mean I go down to the broon and he just say well I'm I see I'm homeless they tell me I've got to change my doctor the hunter street because I'm a homeless doctor I've got to I've got to give my my my effidone at the time once I end up going or that you have to go to your homeless but my once you've got to go from hostel to hostel then you're having to try and change your address and then get flung out of hostels for just coming in at 20 past 12 at the poor and down rain I think that's a joke no just no door shut too bad do you know the car for you do you know what I mean I need to just if you're not in for one o'clock and then you come in you've got CCTV cameras hunding you everywhere and you're like I meant to be living here I meant to pay rent to live here but you've got cameras following me about like we're in big brother no I don't think so do you know what I mean I think we want to hear from everybody and it's important that we're doing it's good that you'll feel that you can come in but our official report has to be able to I need to take people one at a time because the housing situation and I think there should be people in there we lived experience because see personally I wouldn't be in the place I'm in without Julie being there with lived experience she took me to the case work team she fought for my rights for me through shelter but she's going to live the experience so I took to her if you know what I mean right away we kind of clicked and I listened to her and I just feel that people are more understanding that I lived experience I mean somebody's lived experience she's the volunteer that helped me for shelter that took me to the case work team that told them about my rights and then I ended up getting where I am through shelter and obviously the MSP build kid but I think there should be people in the housing we lived experience no just rather than just they've been through college and textbook whatever no they should be lived experience I think that takes us back to maybe Alexander Stewart's point about trying to get everybody working together in partnerships et cetera can I ask my colleagues if there's any additional questions because we had Graham Simpson's original question and we have you know we have explored that quite thoroughly I think Andy Wightman please thanks thanks everyone for coming and giving your experience this morning I just want to put on the record that I think your experience Thomas I don't think anyone should be a victor just because their landlord goes bankrupt I mean that's the inadequacy of our rental laws sure I just want to ask a question about the role of charities and voluntary organisations working in homelessness on the one hand and councils and their legal obligations and duties on the other could you tell us a little bit about what your experience is of those two different very different sectors and you know if you believe that one sector is doing particularly well or particularly badly you know how that might be changed in other words is it have in particular have voluntary organisations been critical in helping you with the issues you faced or has it been more the council and their statutory obligations that have helped you Emma you're staying in a understand you're with the voluntary organisation that's what your accommodation is just now and you've been in tenancies before did you say was that local authority tenancies that was local authority that was with support with through care after care do you want to maybe think about Andy's question then and what you think the differences are well I would have to say that obviously I've started to access support with sheller for what the past couple of months they said but past couple of months but I asked first access to support last year but sheller have been like really good with me like I've been I've been doing stuff with them and they are now helping me look for a flat just now whilst I'm in the salvation army but before I did have my two tenancies with the council but at that point I was leaving I had left care and I was starting to rebel like really bad like when I was in my supported lodging placement and I was like I want my own house I want to get away I just want my own space because obviously I didn't I didn't feel like I didn't feel like I belonged in any of these families that I've stayed with that I've mentioned before so I just wanted to be on my own and I felt being on my own was a bit the only the best option I got my first flat accumulated rentories because it was at college and was working but with the council like that flat was great but the only thing that I would have to say that I was unhappy about was the fact that I got given an antisocial behaviour order for four years through noise and like partying and things which I understand I made that mistake myself like I shouldn't have had that but I felt that it wasn't dealt with in the right way that it should have been like I was offering to do remediation for the neighbour Dymnister the women that worked with the ASBO team within the council I don't mean to be rude but she was a complete BITCH and I'm sorry I'm sorry but she was and I could have said it but I didn't want to say it in here because obviously we're what are but she was right and I know you's are laughing and I shouldn't be saying that but like she totally it's like she totally had had like a vendetta for me and she just she was she no matter what I said it was not you're getting your four year ASBO and that's it so I would have to say that getting my houses through the council haven't been good my experience with the council hasn't been good even with previous experience with my mum and now that's talking like two decades ago even still so I've got all this from the council so what was the question again? I think it's just and I don't think we're laughing at such Emma it's just that we do need to be careful because we're sort of on camera and so the question was really about whether we're not if there was different experiences between the voluntary sector the local authority but it seems from what you're saying I'm still kind of just getting a mix of it all to not only the council but with the access and shelter like I've been doing well with shelter like the support that I've had from shelter has probably been more support than I got by who cares Scotland working with them for three years and I've only just accessed support from shelter. I think the point maybe we would get as well from what you said is it was it was good to get a house but then there was the support that came with that was and it was also conflicting so on the one hand the council was appearing because Emma was giving you a house and I was doing well at that point and I was at college and I was working that everything behind that wasn't looked at so more support within the house or the support from the house sort of keeping on top of budgeting or this or that so now I've accumulated I'm like yourself Saffron I've accumulated renter years you've managed to pay yours off I'm still in renter years okay maybe we could ask Saffron on the question that Andy Wightman asked about the differences between local authority provision and voluntary sector provision I think that would be sort of dependent on who you asked and where they came from and my experience working with young people from at least 10 or 11 different local authorities across Scotland it is very much a postcode lottery the care provision that you get and the aftercare support you get myself and Simone have been really lucky in terms of sort of through care and aftercare support my experience with social services was terrible if anything they made my life significantly worse they didn't improve it and I think in terms of like the volunteering the local authorities I think the local authority was was good to give me a flat and supported accommodation but that wasn't supportive I almost went bankrupt at the age of 18 and still have an awful credit rating which I don't know how I'm ever going to get out of I think there are pockets of good practice though within different local authorities and different teams different agencies like I've met young people that have worked with us at the Hamish Island Centre but had a really really awful experience of that and then other people that have gone through sort of charities and stuff and had a positive experience but I think because especially in terms of local authorities there's no accountability there's no one that investigates all the bad practice or the third set like in the third sector or it within the local authority so no one's held accountable so we've got this care experience bracket but then you're like well yeah I'm a care experience but let's just throw it out to the world without any other support underlined it do you know what I mean it's just like well here's me and here's my life here's my story I think that's you know it's something important for us to hear um Andy Wightman did you want to specifically ask that question to anyone else if anyone else wishes to come back I'm fine otherwise we can move on come back yeah local authority my opinion local authority is really really poor my housing officer has sort of more holidays than Santa Claus and honestly every time I phone for her she there works two days a week and she finishes at 12 so I try to get her on certain days and I can't get her if I had housing applications that have been suspended because I've asked for this right at the time and then when I'm getting told I've got like maybe a 28 days notice thing to move from this support of accommodation because something had happened there but I was promised to her something put in place because I'd been homeless for two years and I'm top of their list to get housed all right so they're telling me basically when they've been misleading you for a while for a long time yeah from the list for here the phones and he's third on the list they're telling me the girl says to me out these it's been over a year since I've seen you you look a hundred things better you're a lot better than what I expected to see I would put you forward for a tenancy or a supported tenancy I'm telling you I'd be happy to take either right so she's like what we'll do then is at the time before I knew I had a 28 days notice thing I said to her what I would rather do is investigate all possible opportunities because you're only giving me one offer because I'm homeless only got one offer you're aware of that yes yes right so it's not like whatever I get chosen that's what I've got to take unlike anyone off the street that gets a choice yeah up to three offers so anyway I said to her right I want to investigate all available opportunities to make sure I'm making the right decision so that I keep myself safe and put myself in a safe environment so that wherever I go I'm giving myself the best advantage to keep myself safe can I just check something with you so if you only had the one that was only the one housing officer if that person wasn't there there was no one else you could go to I asked and asked and asked right but because the housing officer eventually come out to see me in my in my support of accommodation right because they were sort of usher me they were saying to me I've been here a year I'd progressed so far and I've almost stagnant is what they said you could come to that point you get so much better you could fall backwards which I could agree right so I pulled the housing officer up she came up eventually we went through my housing application which at the time when I took it out I was just made homeless so at the time when I took that housing application I ticked every box under the sun yeah I did because I was in a position where I was just made homeless and I thought I'll just take it out I need a house you know so I ticked everything anyway so it looked like it was time to get this sort of that I said so bring her down we'll go through my housing application I'll go through all the areas to where I would be happy to go and where it'd be safe to go we agreed on like maybe certain sec certain areas taking certain streaks off certain areas happy with that now she said we will also investigate for the likes positive steps new pathways all these other organisations quite happy to do that I says well we'll do that before we put my housing application live because once my housing application is live she told me the following day she could contact me and tell me exactly where I'd be on the list all right anyway I think I need to hurry up a wee bit because we're actually running out of time believe it or not you're asking me questions so I'm trying to give you an answer I just need to try and keep it moving slightly because actually we're over time basically I mean there wouldn't have helped because I'd asked for support of the because I said I was interested in support of the accommodation and she'd went off on our jollies of our time off whatever her manager right of Dundee council was not willing to put my housing application live because I had said I was wanting to look at support of the accommodation first but because she hadn't put on the notes that she was willing to give me a tenancy straight away I was stuck practically by a nucer in my neck waiting on 28 days to fall to come out into nothing into support of the accommodation right and then when I get given when I'm told my housing application started live from number one for a house in Mineshell I was told me two days before you get a house undoubtedly I could tell you that's what she was saying that's because the turnaround's 24 houses per month right that's what she was telling me be top of the list for a house still not no no so I do have to apologise because we are very limited for time and I think what we now know is that we could have had longer much longer for this session maybe it's something that we need to revisit I'm going we are though going to have a more informal session afterwards but I'm going to bring Thomas Lyon in and then ask committee members if they have final questions that I could put to everyone Thomas as I said when I was homeless and I don't know the hostels eventually I got barred they just kept saying there was no place for me in the hostels and as Rhys was saying in my casework team I used to go in there at quarter to nine in the morning for opening and just go in there and lie across the chairs for a heat with a sleeping bag and I'd lie there in my house and officer would come and see me and then she would come back to make quarter to five that night because that's the only time you can present to the Hamish island so she'd say quarter to five when they were closing there's nowhere for you and this went on for years and then eventually as I said I had to go to the legal service while I gave their card and I went to see them and they said he was sending an email and I said what you're doing and they're a lawyer and he went I'm sending an email threatening to the district council lawyers in your name because it's illegal what they're doing to you and then I would do the him I should have told me presented the Hamish island then I went down and presented I went I went I know you Thomas I know it took me into your room put me up in a hotel for three nights and then put me in a sorry put me in a hotel for five nights three nights and one hotel to the Ibis hotel and two nights in the Clifton hotel and then six day I got a flat and I says to that lawyer for the legal service could I have done this six month ago he says he could have done it six years ago he says it's illegal what they're doing to you and then that's why I've ended up through all my homelessness I've been through a shelter I've been through a legal service adviser I've been through MPs I've had to really really fight to get any supported accommodation so just to get any supported accommodation I've had to fight or that this is the kind of thing that we do need to hear do any of the committee members have a further specific question before I ask our guests to just say a final thing that they might want to add on the record before we maybe have a more private chat after Andy Wightman. I just want to follow up my question on Saffron's response there about identifying the fact that of course local authorities can be held accountable for what they do whereas sometimes the voluntary sector can't and I think we should return to that perhaps later because I think there's issues there given the extent to which voluntary sector is being expected actually to fill in a lot of gaps and actually also to provide services. Thanks just check with other committee members Ken Gibson, you okay? Do you want to go to Ruth? Alexander? Bob Doris? Thanks convener, I surely shouldn't excuse to apologise for being late as much as anything but I do a comment and if you know if the witnesses want to make a mark on this when hopefully you get the last word then it would just be that one of the things we're looking at as a committee is the whole stepping stone process to giving somebody a tenancy so maybe you're rough sleeping and then maybe you're in a hostel and then maybe you're in temporary accommodation and then maybe you're in some kind of conditional tenancy and then maybe you get a full tenancy and that's your flat, that's your home what you were saying Rhys and we're looking at would it be a lot more straightforward to say to someone at that really early stage this is your tenancy and here's the four or five people that will give you the support you require to keep that tenancy because we're not trying to pretend that you surely get a tenancy and everything in life is a rosy that's know how it works we know that's not how it works but I suppose what I'm asking on each of you were to be given a mainstream tenancy so housing association council that's your flat what kind of supports would you need when you got that flat to help you keep that tenancy because there's no point in giving you it and then two three ones down the line you find yourself been evicted or you give it up because there's some kind of crisis moment in your life or whatever so what we're trying to look at is not just getting you the house although that would be really really nice it's making sure that once you get it what supports we can provide to give you a fighting chance of keeping it as well and if you could answer that it's the time it comes down to the time and resources for the staff for the staff to get for the to give support to this same person that's got this tenancy it always comes down to the time that's the excuse thanks Emma I'm going to start on the right here and if you bear Bob's question if you want to add anything else if you bear Bob Dorr's question in mind could you just say some final words that you want to put on the record today because we do need to draw this formal bit of the meeting to a close so Simone could we start with you like for Bob's question I think like we should get support in life skills like I remember moving into my first tenancy and like I didn't know how to like boil an egg or something like stupidly the iron like or tax like I knew nothing about tax of budget and so like the smallest things can make a difference and stuff I would think. Can you say anything else you want to say to the committee on the record? No I don't think so. Thank you. I know how to cook, I know how to cook, I know how to cook, I know how to pay my rent, I've been to people on my hands and knees begging for support of the accommodations and I'll follow any rules, I'll stick to any and you want to offer and put enough work as it is to get where I'm at here, I'm asking you on my hands and knees for support of the accommodation and I'm still in the same situation and I'm willing to follow any rules any implement three hours a week three times week whatever you want I'll go with that and I cannot say any clearer than that that I'll go whatever rules people are one I'll stick by. You said do you want to say a final word about anything else for the committee for on the record? I just want to make it short and I'll say no. Thanks very much Emma. I would probably just like to probably add like for somebody like having a tendency like giving them support for stuff that you might not see like as in mental health do you know what I mean so just making sure or maybe like at least letting that person access extra support and it comes to maybe like phoning somebody like at any time of the day or night like oh my god there's someone that's going on in my house or I'm feeling a bit lower someone just somebody there that's just that like one stop shop person that's kind of Mr Notall but not Mr Notall but like there if you know what I mean like for any hand just make it simple. Thanks very much Julie. Thank you for coming Julie. I think when people come out to support the accommodation when I come out to support the accommodation I had nothing to keep the start of hoose up. I was giving my white goods and just put it into a flat, bare flares, bare windies and because I had a fridge and a cooker I was supposed to live in it and I know a lot of people that come through the same support accommodation with me and they've just been right right back around the circle because I've not done any support with any of that stuff and they're back in the same accommodation again had to go back through treatment another six months and a couple of them were even died because they've been left in a flat when they're life skills told that they're going to get support and maybe even a pair that you're doing so you're just left take really as an adult still feeling like a teenager no knowing how to live you're just left to go on with it. Thanks Julie is there anything else on any other issue that you feel you wanted to put on the record and you haven't had the chance to? I just think when the council say they're going to support you in a tenancy they should stick with it there should be something there to say when you sign a tenancy that they should be signing something and all saying that they're going to get through what they've promised. Thanks very much Thomas. As it says when I come through the homelessness and I get went to legal services agency what happened was I get put up in the hotel the Hamish island gave me a thing to take to a hotel I got put up in that hotel for five nights never spoke to another person could told me six days from a case work team to go to a flat went to the flat there was a guy there we went to sheet of paper that was my tenancy agreement sign there see you later and I had a drug and alcohol problem I had problems in that area and everything I just took it because it was off the street and I just left on that flat there you go temp furnish flat see you there was in there for 18 months and I just couldn't get it together and I really think that there should be like the follow-up care and I think I should be people I really do have some stronger about this should be people with lived experience to follow-up care because you're going to take to somebody see be honest homelessness is homelessness drug addiction is drug addiction no let's kind of write a quote it knows it has to be a specific person I could probably relate to Reese Reese could probably relate to me relate to it I mean the homelessness is homelessness I mean we all got lived experience but it's all similar when it goes right round to the thing me and I think personally people with lived experience split Julie helping me that really really worked for me and I think that will personally it would work for me it would work for me if I could get it for others okay thanks Thomas and Xavre obviously being representative of care experience young people today I think that there needs to be more specific resources and accommodation allocated to that group more support in terms of mental health services and addiction issues and things like that um it's like some of the people have been saying it's like if you have a drug and alcohol problem but they want you to fix that before they give you a tendency how would you be able to sort out your mental health and drug and alcohol and addiction issues when you don't even have a safe or secure home or environment to be in to do that so it's what about moving into the the tendency that Bob Doris mentioned you think then I think that's a really really good idea I think as long as there were people in place even on a voluntary basis people like us that would go and support them with life skills with managing money I think access to mental health services is a really really big thing I think I went through quite a difficult stage when I was maybe about 17 and I almost like sort of ended up ruining my flat because of that but I didn't have access to any support because it wasn't so fair enough um for me to qualify for it much um I think we could have been here for another another hour but sadly um in parliament we just can't aren't able to do that in the formal session so can I thank everybody for coming along sharing your experiences with us I'm sure there are more things you'd like to see to us and we can maybe do that after the meeting but right now can I close this meeting of the committee thank you all very much


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