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See why is it leaking? Be careful when you step.

I can't believe never. Well, this is the chimney. I didn't realize it was so big up here.

Yes, it's big as the house. Yeah,

you could put like a window here.

Where's the bedroom side leaking?

Hmm. Ah.

Tell me which is the bedroom. Only goes this side.

Must be in there.

Must be this— what is that? Water tank? Not using the tank anymore. You can turn it off. You say raining, the rain won't even come in. Must be this tank leaking.

Yeah.

Why you come back? The light not working.

I brought good luck.

All the time was leaking at all the light. I fixed it. We don't want this.

Whoa!

You guy come and make this floor for me. Cost me one thousand eight. I want to put this. So we gotta find out where is it leaking. What's all this?

Oh, my steering wheel. Oh, oh, it's just a light. I thought it was my mic stand in

the garage.

No, that's my steering wheel there.

I put it up. So I think the leg

here—

people want all these. People left everything here. Cost me a lot of money because somebody fix some First 200 plus. No man do one no good. Calling back, he never bother to answer.

Wow, look at all the spider webs. Whoa!

It must be somewhere here leaking.

Oh, is that another wasp nest?

Ignore the dirty spider. Where is it leaking? Where's our bedroom floor? I thought you see a stanger. There's a Blue box there. It's not all there.

There's so many pipes.

Yeah, I got it confused. I got a container here, I don't know for what reason. Take it down. I called people to do the toilet, £180 just to fix something in my toilet in the summer house 2 times. What is this

for?

I don't know where is it leaking. I don't think it's from the rain, not the roof. It's the ceiling.

My stream's on, by the way.

Come in.

My stream's on.

Who's that guy? Daniel, we got to find out where the water come from. This is the hot water. Since when they're leaking? We should last

night

not push into a wee. It might be she angry due to a wee.

Don't know.

I don't think it's leaking. I got the feeling Push in your locking in. It don't know we.

19-inch color monitor. Why is the box so big?

Don't close the light. I go and check whether is it water or we smell. Daniel, whoa!

Look at that.

I put so much thing. Stop telling the whole world what you got up here.

Spider. Who built all this piping?

I teach you how to get down. You sit like that.

Yeah.

Then you hold like that. I couldn't see it's so weak or leaking all the time. No leaking while you are here leaking. There's no— I couldn't see it's pushing kind of weak.

Oh God, look at the spider webs! What if I twist this? Whoa, no wonder my dad was planning a loft. I didn't realize it was so big up here. It actually would be a nice room if you make some— make a window there and there for light. But they've only made this flooring a bit nice here, not all the way to the edge. If they made the flooring all the way to the edge and then put carpet, it'd be pretty nice actually. I've never been in the loft. I thought it was really small. And this is the chimney. Why is it crooked like that? I don't think my dad did these pipes. I think this was the new stuff. This looks too new to be my dad. This looks pretty new. I don't know what my dad's done. Did he do this wooden stuff? Weird. He never showed me this stuff. up here. He would just say, oh, you wouldn't be interested anyway. Yeah, this stuff looks new. Like, that looks pretty new. It must be the stuff they put— the new piping. The people came in and they gutted my dad's system. They put in a new one. That must be the hot water tank, or maybe that one. Yeah, I've got one of those in my Devon house. It's the hot water tank, isn't it? I don't know where the dripping— where's my room? Can you hear me? Mom! Yeah, I thought it was the roof leaking, but I guess not. Must be from one of the pipes. Why are there so many foam pipes over there? Uh, is that all water in there. They made such a mess. What's that? My granddad built this chimney. Why is there a hole here? Oh, it's like a filter. Wasp nest. Yeah, that thing's massive. Look, Oh, whoa! Look at that spider. Wait. Oh my God! Look at that. Oh my God! That's disgusting. Oh, look at the size of it! Whoa! Damn, that thing's massive. Where? Uh, there's dead wasps in the spider web. Look. Oh, look! What's that? Uh, there's like weird egg sacs. Uh, I can feel things on my arm. Uh, oh, what's that? Uh, What's this? Magnetic fridge torch. It's kind of relaxing in here. Wow, is that another chimney? Why would there be 2 chimneys? I thought there's only one fireplace. Whoa, what's that? 19-inch high-resolution color monitor. This thing must be ancient. Oh, it's one of those old ones. Like a box monitor with a glass screen.

Daniel, when I go there and knocking on the ceiling like that, you hear me? Can you can you touch my mobile phone? It's there.

Okay. Can't you hear me? Can you hear me from upstairs?

I might not, but you can.

Is that a wasp? Oh, that— there's like a decapitated wasp head. Do it again! Do what? Knock the ceiling! I'm not doing it! I'm waiting for you! You knock from my room. Do you think I can hear it? I can hear her. My room must be there. Yeah, I can hear coming from over there. I can barely hear. Sound insulation is pretty good. My room must be in that corner then.

For what?

Oh,

I thought just saying it is dry.

Yeah,

I'm waiting for you to come down. Where's your phone? Sit down first. Sit down.

No, I'm scared.

When I'm not on the ceiling, you hear a noise. Can you text me? Say yes, that is the right place.

Yeah.

What's your point?

Yeah. Let me do a

wee— Right, I've got this spoon here. You stand up here. Where's the water leaking? Touch it, which is wet. When you— how do you call it?

It was here. It's wet here.

Okay, when I knock there, you can hear the sound. Yeah, text me, say yes, that is the right place.

Okay.

I'm going to see what is there.

It's like a square-shaped crack. I don't know, maybe the weight of that water tank is on top of this bit and it's cracked the ceiling. Punch a hole through it. Ow! No, here. Come closer here. I bet it's under the water tank. Ow! Why is it cracking here? My neck hurts. Good to hear. Here. Here. My hand hurts.

Oh, you're here. I know it's from the water tank. It's not from the rain.

These are granddad's books.

One one big box of books all here is sitting here.

Junior Treasury.

Something to do with the time.

The small woman, a foreign legion. Secrets of electric power. What's that?

What

was

that? Well. So just now you're banging somewhere down there. Someone here want to do a lot of homework. We have to powder the person with this. What was that? Is it going

back? Billy Connolly. Is he still alive? Oh, he died, didn't

he?

Parkinson's.

Yeah, he died. This guy.

Voice improvement program.

What is Brooklyn after? I

thought it's granddad's.

Repair the father, I think. Oh, die, die, die! Ow! Bloody hell! I think it's not the rain.

A complete guide to home maintenance.

When you banging, the sound come from there.

This is how my dad learned.

Got to be careful where I stand. Overflow, you see? When I was alone, no, not leaking at all. Do you think it's overflow? This

stuff's ancient.

First time in the summer house, toilet leaking and the sink just a while change a while.

So this how dad learned how to fix stuff. From these books. The swing. Yeah, the water's yellow.

Because the rain, the roof is there. You get to the rain. They got all this installation. So you're banging is somewhere there. Must be one of the pipes. I don't know what is all this. Whose name is that? You have to find out.

Mr. P.W. Lord.

Find out. Not so much, thank God. I've got to skip 2 weeks.

What did he order? Air Force, airmail.

Look at that, you left things here.

Wow,

see all of it there for 5. Give it to David Kimberley. See, I pay people to put this floorboard so I can come out here to put

Yeah,

and then I find out someone need cupboard book. Why are you keeping all those cards? Cupboard book and that trash. Then I got Peter, Peter, and Peter. Whatever the woman hand me around, I tie all this.

I am glad to say he tidied up your shed. And put away all your tools. Says Peter left. His brother Peter.

He asked his father to do the job. See, now I emptied.

It's crazy stuff still here. Look at that. Dear Phil, I can barely read it. It is so long since we heard from you. Quite 2 months. I am wondering what has happened. I have received 2 parcels from— from where? Australia? No. Airshake.

Who

is it from?

The licking letter.

Wow, this one's done by a typewriter. 1944. Where did it say that?

You see, whoa.

Airgraph,

1943.

Dear Mr. Lord, I've received your airgraph from 24th June last. I hope I've got your address right. Something seems to have gone wrong with the photographic reproduction. Alex was 7 months in hospital but got out just in time.

There's so many pipes, we've got to disconnect it.

How old was he in 1943? He was born— no, he born 1912, I think. He must have been like 30-something.

You see, that make all this— see, I bring in so much thing up here.

I'm sure he'll be able to help you. You can be absolutely certain he will not pinch your ideas. What ideas do you have?

Your dad keeping the baby bath there you and Sabrina used before. I don't believe it. Let me show something. He bring all the way from South Carolina. Daniel, this is you and Sabrina baby bath.

Hmm.

They put on top the sink. And he bring all the way from South Island. Yeah,

these are pretty cool. It seems to me that your brother still has a lot to do to perfect the engine before even its application can be considered,

let

alone production on— what kind of engine are they inventing, my granddad and his brother?

He never talk to his brother.

It says they're inventing an engine. It might be disappointing as a car engine, but a great success in a boat or as a stationary engine. I want to help your brother. I think I can, but he is the one we all have to depend upon in the first place. His brother was Peter Reeves-Lord. He moved to America.

Yeah, he's an engineer. I think he studied there. Whole family. Edward did not go with him after that. He's a pilot, British Airways, and his son married a Japanese girl, remember?

Yeah, Chiyoko.

Yeah, they got a son called— his name is Calvin Lord, the, the cousin. His son look very Asian. Look, this is you and Sabina baby bump.

Yeah.

Put on top of the sink, and he bring it all the way from Southend Valley with that and get it down. We used to have under the—

Looks like the hole's too small.

Yeah, this is a new hole. I asked Jeffrey open up. Before, it's under the staircase. The ladder very complicated. Let me empty this somewhere. I want

to read the letter.

Asked you to help to look for leaking. What is this?

What's PAI Force?

See, that's what all this will cover up. We need to make this into, into a—

I wonder if they ever made the engine.

been all this. Can you shine here? What is it?

Newspaper.

Look, I put a torch right here at the side. I forgot. Look, look, to lead me to the light.

Not very powerful.

How can you put all the concrete on the path? Where was it leaking?

Last night.

Only last night?

I've only been here one night.

It's not from the rain, it's the tank somewhere overflow. Yeah, because when I'm here it wasn't. Now let me do it on this book.

Now I want to look at the books.

Yeah, you stay here then. Wait, I'm going to get magic table. Danny, when I go down, can you

try to read the letter?

Help me without dropping anything. Oh, okay.

All the dust is gonna fall out.

No, do it standing way.

What? Bring the vacuum cleaner.

Okay, pass me.

How?

Slant it slightly, slightly. Don't let the thing drop. Wait,

wait, it's all gonna fall out.

Okay, let go of your hand.

I did. Uh, you're gonna fall out.

This is you and Dan in your bathtub.

Where's that letter? Oh, look through my granddad's stuff. What's he got in here? Dancers from South America. Kickstream his diary. Yeah, we got content. Where's my dad's birthday? It's not in there. Didn't write his own kid's birthday in his diary. Corpus Christi. I thought my dad was born in '54. I'm hungry. Today's my wedding anniversary. What's that? Who's Mr. Winters? He sounds like a dick. What a boring diary. Nothing like, oh, that bitch Mr. Winters disrespected me today. Boring diary. What's that? Ooh, it's just numbers and calculations. Why did he cut out this little thing? Vital statistics. I don't know what kind of engine they were discussing with his brother. What are those letters? The airgraph. What is the RAOC? Oh, my back hurts. Maybe he's got 2 shares in General Electric worth $1 million now. I think it would be helpful if you could meet my eldest son and talk things over. Write to him. He has conducted a lot of research on IC engines, petrol efficiency. I'm sure he'll be able to help you. And what's probably more important, you can be certain he will not pinch your ideas. Yeah, sure he won't. Here is a copy of the letter I wrote to your brother. I have waited until I had the opportunity to discuss the matter of your brother's engine with the manager of my Birmingham works and one or two other men who might be able to help us. Let us first of all get a clear picture of in our minds of the position of the engineering industry as it is today. It is likely to remain until the end of the war. The policy of the government is roughly that it is better to produce material of known efficiency and performance in large and ever-increasing quantities, rather than use up time, labour, material on things which, even if they are improvements, would not justify any risk being taken when the fate of the country is at stake. The engines in use at the moment are doing what is required of them. Production, maintenance, depots of spare parts, repair outfits, trained personnel might be disorganized if something different were introduced. Mind you, many new things are in hand, but production is not contemplated for at least 3 years to come. At the moment, adequate supplies is considered of far greater importance than improvement of performance. If I understand the position correctly, your brother's invention has not got beyond the stage of an idea with possibilities. An engine has not been made, and we have no, no bench trials or other data which would enable me to approach the authorities to get permits, obtain material to produce a few experimental engines to submit to the various ministries or any other interested parties. The hell kind of engine was my granddad's brother inventing?