Fairland

Five, four, three, two. It starts with a Q U I N O A Your Second Word. We go to Rand Park Riff. There is a road there called Kalcunchi. Calcunchi. Spell that for me. K-A-L-K.

To install the solar, so if you pay a thousand bucks a month, fifteen hundred rand a month for your electricity, that will be the loan that you will pay for your solar, according to Brian, which is close. I know I'm renting my solar, I'm renting it and it costs more than I would pay, but I look at it as a refer to it as a load shedding levy, it's like a load shedding tax that I'm paying because, as you know, I live in Fairland and very often the power goes out for no reason and knock on woods.

Phenomenal. Oh, she's so good. Yo, my algorithm is stuck with her at the moment. Anyway, wrapping up our conversation on 947 Drive with Tundo about that one thing that you refuse to not pay for subscription-wise, no matter the fuel price increase, when you're saying, uh-uh, this one, I need to keep it. So, we were complaining about like watching adverts on YouTube, which is bad because you know, some people also get paid for those adverts. So, excuse us. I know, I know, I know. But Ayanda out in Fairlands and Randberg, you think you've got a solution.

It depends, but I know the big daddy longlegs will survive in my house. The rain spider that comes every October will survive in my house. We've had a scorpion, we've had a crab because I live in Linden, which has got a very high water table. If it rains a lot, sometimes we've had a crab in our garden that survived. I have thrown stones at pigeons. What did they say in that movie? What was that movie? Pigeons the Rainbow.