This episode is brought to you by the Lloyd's 5k house deposit and this is something
that was last seen in 1996. Yes, the 1990s looks now like a lost golden age of prosperity and positivity, doesn't it?
Think of the sort of the advent of the Blair administration in 1997, all the enthusiasm and excitement that surrounded
that, the economic growth of the time, the technological developments, the sort of sense of an endless golden summer
where everybody's listening to Blair and Oasis and looking forward to buying their first houses.
And that, of course, takes us to mortgages.
Now, the good news is that in a nod to the 1990s, Lloyds are offering 5K deposits.
Mortgages to first-time buyers so search 5k first-time buyer 1996 average first-time buyer deposits
are based on ons data subject to status your home may be repossessed if you don't keep up repayments
and conditions apply and we're live on match day as doug reaches for a buffalo
wing he's got it oh and he's gone for a can of pepsi too what a finish There's no doubt about it.
It just tastes better.
Match days deserve Pepsi.
Hear that?
That's the sound of busy.
To a restaurant, all that shouting and banging might as well be a symphony.
It means the long days and longer nights are paying off.
Sure, it's noisy, but there's a worse sound.
This, not busy.
Busy means business,