So this is how far I've gone so far with my food.
It usually takes me over two days to eat.
So I get my money's worth out of it.
Right, well I can't zoom out because I'm alive.
Such a bummer.
Right, here we go.
We've got the rails up now.
Now we look so business, don't we?
Now we've got these rails up.
I don't know if this is how they'll be.
Like these two look so close together, depending on what we have on there.
Got the teddies up there.
So if he can get those shelves to fix on there, or the fittings for them, we can put another two up there, can't we?
Another three bags.
Three to four bags of teddies.
I can have more teddies anyway tomorrow.
They're priced and ready to go.
I'm hot now.
I'm going to flush.
I'm going to flush.
So yeah, it's starting to come together now, guys, isn't it?
Alright, Sherlock's been on the website.
Sherlock, you need to do your research.
You're letting it slip.
You must have been sat on your pooter, waiting, poised to touch type.
You must have been sat there.
No.
Hands up anybody who's a nurse in the UK.
So what's the law with nursing?
To practice in the UK, you have to be registered with the NMC, the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
They're the governing body, and we have to pay that privilege.
Is it something like 158, something like that?
To be registered with them.
That's if you practice as a nurse in the UK.
Doesn't mean to say you can't have a nursing degree.
And what happens to all the nurses that retire?
Do they need to pay their nursing and midwifery council every year?
Nope.
Does that mean they're not a nurse?
Nope.
Of course they're a nurse.
They've got a nursing degree.
Same with anybody who would be on long-term sec.
If they're ill, would they need to pay their nursing and midwifery council?
Registration?
Not if they're not practicing.
And another comment you've made.
Now, you need to be very careful because there's reporting and there is malicious communication.
And you are dangling on the edge of malicious communication.
Because you are telling people that we are not regulated.
We are regulated.
Our name has been authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, Jayne's Baby Bank and charity shops.
Plus they've authorised other names that we use.
We're the only charity in Great Britain that's been authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority to use the word charity in our title.
That's a first.
But we do a lot of firsts, don't we?
And we are regulated.
We're regulated by the councils.
And we're registered with three councils.
Blaenau Gwent, Torfaen and Caerphilly.
So that's a lie, isn't it?
That's malicious communication.
Also about the NMC.
That is malicious communications as well, isn't it?
So you are now... well, you're dangling on the edge anyway.
The police have already told us that.
There is no ongoing investigation with Barbara from Maesycwmmer because the officer could see straight away.
The Barbara was lying because I had the file ready for her when she walked into the building.
Into my house.
Because I had the front door open.
And I was like, hang on.
And I went, hang on.
Not that file.
Not that person.
Not that.
Oh, this person.
This person.
Because I've got other people's files ready as well for when the police turn up.
So...
You're now tripping yourself up, aren't you?
Not that anybody will listen to you whatsoever.
Because there is not a mother out there that want the Gestapo knocking their front door.
And not a single mother out there that want social services turning up at their door.
I know a few little things about you and social services.
Don't forget.
Sherlock.
I know you had your kids taken off you.
Because you were dull enough to tell me.
When you tried manipulating me before, remember?
Oh yeah, it's looking lovely.
Honestly, it's not just me, mind is the volunteers have done this.
You know, it looks lovely.
Fair play.
We've got a little back garden bit as well.
We're going to fill the pots up and we're going to grow...
veg and stuff in the pots to give out at the food bank, you know.
And then people can come and help and things like that.
It's all about helping people, isn't it?
The thing is, like, somebody might not want to work in a shop, but they might want to help.
So they might want to go out in the allotment and help, you know.
Somebody might want to work in a shop and have nothing to do with the pots in the allotment.
Somebody might want to dabble in the two.
You know, somebody might want to grow veg and not know anything about it.
Somebody might want to work in a shop and not know anything about it.
And then come and work with one of our volunteer mothers.
And they've had shop training.
So when they apply for a job, somewhere down the line, they've had shop training, haven't they?
They've volunteered.
Volunteering goes very, very well.
Oh, what are these for?
On a CV.
What are these for?
What are these bits for?
Now, I'm at the bottom now and this is where I got left.
If I put something on there, is it going to fall off?
Oh no, it goes up.
Oh, we can get stuff on there.
We can guess where I'll sit, isn't there?
Yeah.
Missing a bar on the UFO slat wall.
Where?
Missing a bar?
What are you talking about?
No, that's... on the UFO slat wall.
Where?
Oh, yeah, down there.
Yes, I know about the bars, unfortunately, unless I steal one of yours.
Don't tempt me.
Come over and burgle Pontypool to finish my wall off.
You're only jealous now because my wall looks lovely, Sammy.
Yes, so what am I going to use these for?
Because whatever I put on them is going to look ridiculous.
Unless it's like... and then you put a bar across, perhaps, I don't know.
Oh, are they supports?
Oh no, they're the wrong way to be a support, aren't they?
Are they a support for when we overfill it, perhaps?
Oh gosh.
Oh, I don't know.
Perhaps it's a support beam.
Perhaps they're like, oh yeah, we knew Jayne was coming, we better chuck in some support beams.
Perhaps it is a support beam, I don't know.
I'll have to Google that one, I think.
No, it won't be long, Holly.
It won't be long.
I could do with some help, to be honest.
I think I'm going to have to do it sooner rather than later because...
I wanted it to be tidy.
I wanted everybody to come into a tidy shop for once.
But I just... you can see, we've got so much to do, haven't we?
I'm going to see if I can register this shutter with walls by Paul and the Valley Art thing that they do as well.
Because that's customer facing on the outside.
So that would be nice.
But I know we don't like roller shutters.
We don't like to do them.
But I'm not sure if it's him.
I think it's other artists as well that's involved in that.
So I don't know if it would be walls by Paul, but I think he's involved in it in some way, shape or form.
So yes, I don't know what I'm going to put on him yet.
I've got no idea.
No idea whatsoever.
There we are.
Looks nice, doesn't it?
It's a bit like this.
This is taking some filling.
I'm going to be honest, this is bigger than the one that we got.
And then I got some of the ones with the blades at the top.
That's good.
I don't know if we can put them at the top so nobody stabs themselves with it on the way round.
Yeah, I was getting a bit fed up with that with their pricing.
So I thought, do you know what?
Let's empty some of it.
And I've shifted some of the books.
But I don't want to put the books too much on the shelf.
I'm hoping we can screw this.
This one is too wide.
It's got to go somewhere else.
One left with a chair.
Alright, I'll have a look tomorrow.
See if I can get him.
I might steal some teddies as well.
And then get another one this side there.
Or I might even get three.
To have the books going across your... it's already narrow as it is.
So, you know, that's already not the minimum width anyway.
Because they're old stores and they're old stores.
So they won't be the correct width.
Unfortunately.
Oh, yeah.
So I've got to figure out now where to put this.
I might put the mugs on it.
I think it might look nice with the mugs on it.
But I like some of this stuff.
If you find that.
Let me know, guys.
I think it looks nice with that on.
This is a nuisance though, because it catches you every time you come past.
When you jump her.
But I was going to put it there and I thought, oh no, it's right by the children's area.
If they step back, they're going to knock it.
So...
I don't know.
I don't know.
I feel like I've got...
I don't know why, but when I first come to see it, I thought it was the same size as Risca.
It's not the same size as Risca Roo, is it?
It's bigger.
It's a lot bigger than Risca Roo looking at it now, isn't it?
Probably triple the size.
This one room is probably triple the size of it, isn't it?
Oh, I'm pleased with that.
It's got a good vibe, this one.
I can feel it when we come in.
Oh.
So we need to manifest the shop now on Blackwood High Street, guys.
We're pretty good at it.
And manifest the sun.
It's cold today.
I had to put my heating belt thing on today, that thing.
I brought it with me just in case.
I'm not sure if we got any more slat wall fittings in the donation centre.
I'm sure we pay £50 for this lot and it's done P2.
And it's done this shop.
I'm sure we only pay £50 for this lot off a lady that was packing up her shop.
All of these slat wall fittings.
It should give us an excellent deal.
That's brilliant over there.
Love that setup.
I'd get that setup again, definitely, because it is the business.
Fair play.
Looks nice with the teddies up there, I think, now, doesn't it?
Finishes it off a bit.
I was just going to take some pictures and upload them.
But then when I see what Sherlock had put on their fake website...
I thought, no, let's call him out and make him look stupid again.
We'll probably get another bar down there, but then it'll end up, we've got to have stuff under there.
I tell you what would be nice under there.
Posh.
One, two, three, four of the mirror dressing tables.
Or like, you know, the little consort tables.
Even if they were grey, even if we don't get gifted.
Like, trouble with the mirror ones is they'll break and then they'll be bad luck.
But we could have the consort tables there underneath.
Oh, wouldn't that look nice?
Or we might not see the cat.
Or we might have to pick the cat higher.
Yeah, so I don't know how we're going to do it yet.
But we're out of overflow baskets, like we go in all the other shops.
So we don't have any more of the overflow baskets for the baby clothes.
For it all to match in.
Yeah, just pop in, I just say to everybody, just pop in.
Once you cross that barrier of popping in, just pop in and start work.
You know, that's what Vicky did.
Like, you know, Vicky just come in and the next thing I knew, she started over it.
You know, Ellie came in, she just cracked on at the pound shop.
Sorted all of that out, you know.
That's what people do, you know, same as Larita.
She just come in, you know.
Daniel, I got a dragon every morning.
You know, so that's the best thing to do sometimes is just turn up.
Just turn up and say, you know, we appreciate.
You can't say I'm going to be a Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, religiously between 10 and 4 because life happens, don't it?
That's why we do a bit of flexi vol. If I know the week before, you know, if you say like one of the girls who said I can only do Saturday this week, that's okay.
That's still a massive help for us.
You know, whereas I think she's done three or four days last week, which was even better.
But as long as I know the week before and then it doesn't matter if you've got a couple of hours spare and you want to pop in.
What tends to happen is the volunteers will pop in to see the other volunteers to say hello because they all make friends.
And then they they they say, oh, I'll help.
But you know, and then next thing you know, they've done a couple of hours anyway.
I think he's going to have to drill that one up.
And there was something else you have to drill.
Oh, he's got to secure the units of me like that unit.
They will need to be secured.
That one, see, is tipping forward luck.
That's what the council don't like things like that.
It's got to be screwed in.
But we know that because, you know, the haters have reported us and then.
Council come out, you know, the people who regulate us, you know, because we're unregulated, according to Sherlock.
And they say, oh, right, well, what you need to do to improve the situation is screw that up.
Do that, do that, do this.
You know, and we just have expert advice of them.
Right, I think I'm going to have some more of this now.
I don't even know what the time is.
I was getting a bit fed up by you dusting this lot, but I thought, oh, well, let's do something else.
And then sometimes switch it up and then switch it up.
Keep moving.
Because when you stop, that's that's it.
Then that's when you get rough.
That's what happened with me.
I got ill.
Oh, yes, please, to the crates, clear.
Definitely.
So that'd be great.
Yeah, we love the crates.
I need them for the racking, but the racking is still in limbo.
All my.
Well, I'm hoping all my prayers will be answered.
I got to clean the donation center up then.
Until my prayers have been answered and I get the door.
Get the racking.
It's a nice shirt, isn't it?
On the pound ring.
Yeah.
That's some good stuff.
Like I say, this is the stuff.
The other charity shops put up for six, seven pounds.
We're a quid like, you know.
We'll get some bargains.
Honestly, even if you don't like me and don't like the rest of our volunteers and don't like our shops, you're still going to bargain.
You won't have to say hello to us when you come in.
This is well worth popping in the shops because we have some lovely stuff in and good sizes.
I showed you all those.
All our bottom rail down there, all plus sizes.
So good sizes in.
We thought we could put the cafe tables in the window because it's really sunny and they shut us up.
So we could have like two cafe tables in the window and then bring these gondola things back or further out or whatever.
And then we just pushed them there for the time being so we had space to drag everything in.
What's going on with this suitcase revolution guys?
Revolution because we've got millions of suitcases.
They're really good.
They're top sellers.
But everybody must be buying a new suitcase every time they go on holiday.
I've never seen so many suitcases.
Lampshades?
Lampshades everywhere.
Like fads.
Remember fads?
Show my age now.
Look at the cat.
I love him.
Off the space.
Cool.
Right, I don't know what I'm going to do now because I think it's back to pricing now.
Might roll.
I like Haberdash.
I might flip onto Haberdash.
And do some of that.
And roll up some of the towels and stuff and then put them all in that thing.
Because Haberdash is one of our top sellers.
You know that guys.
You know it is.
Haberdash does really well.
Because it's really expensive.
I went into Poundstretcher and it was £17 for a single duvet and a one kilo case.
Ours started £3.50.
All our Haberdash really is £3.50.
Obviously it's half price or less.
So you're only paying £1.50 for a duvet set.
So I might do that.
Have a look now.
See what I can get done.
See you in a bit guys.
