- Alright, go on then.
- Okay.
- Clearly, organ meats.
I'm being sarcastic.
- Okay.
- That's some (laughs) British humor for you there.
- Albert mustache.
For the rest of my life.
Yeah, I think I could pull it off.
It's a bit, you know, Graeme Souness, circa 1985, so... 11 00:00:31,261 --> 00:00:33,761 - Does Albert have a time machine?
- Yeah, he does.
- Is he a thousand and one?
- No.
Oh no.
- Can he travel through time and space?
- In his mind he can, yeah.
- (laughs) Clearly, Albert then.
I don't mean it, Peter, I don't mean it.
- 1840s steam train.
- I knew you were gonna say that.
I'm gonna go traditional; I'd go horse-drawn carriage.
- How is that?
Because... - I like horses; it's already convertible, open air.
- Ah, that's true.
Yeah.
- It's true; the steam train wasn't convertible at this point.
- Our steam train was convertible?
- Oh yeah, it was (laughs).
- (laughs).
- Having to play... the pressure of having to propose to someone, I would not like that responsibility.
- I'd rather be proposed to, yeah.
- Than be the proposer?
- It was a good experience.
- Interesting.
That wasn't a question, I was just curious.
- Oh really?
- (laughs) - There we are.
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