[dramatic upbeat music playing]
[Paris] Oh my God. We've got a wagon in the yard.
Whatever in the world are we gonna do with that?
[Tyson] I saw it advertised online,
and I thought to myself, "You know what?"
-"I fancy a bit of that." -[music fades]
What is your master plan with it?
Can she show you how she can read fortunes?
She can read fortunes in it. Make a little earner, innit?
-[Paris] She's reading your hand. -[Tyson] Go on.
[Valencia] Well, this is a big one, so…
Um… hang on.
[whispering] One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
[full voice] I can do fortune tells. I am getting eight kids or seven.
So you had a long life.
A long life, yeah.
[Valencia] So you've gonna have… You're having one more kid.
One more kid?
Right, give me my 20 pound.
What? What for?
She's told your fortune in front of a Gypsy wagon.
-[pensive upbeat music playing] -Come on. Thank you.
I'm hoping I have loads of money when… when I'm older
'cause I want loads of kids.
But the reason is, do you know who I'm marrying?
I might be marrying, um…
Uh… Let's not talk about this.
[upbeat jazzy music playing]
♪ Hey ♪
♪ Hey, hey… ♪
[Tyson sighs deeply]
-♪ Hey ♪ -[music fades]
Can you believe it? Me baby daughter is gonna be 16 very soon.
How does that feel?
Proper good. [chuckles]
I'm enjoying Venezuela becoming the woman she is.
They go from being a little, tiny baby in your arms
to being a full-fledged woman, walking round in
six-inch stilettos and miniskirts.
It's like, "What the fuck's happened?" Where that time gone, I don't know.
She turned out massive, good looking, and, yeah, happy days.
I remember when your mother was 16. She started seeing me, actually.
Like, within a couple of years, you could be married and having kids, potentially.
Not saying you are gonna, but just saying it could happen.
-Yeah. Be nice, wouldn't it? -Mm!
It's nice for anyone.
[Tyson] So what is it you wanna do with your life?
You love your TikToking, don't ya?
Maybe I'll just disappear, and then everyone will forget about me.
You have the opportunity to disappear, yeah, and not live that life at all.
Yeah.
So if you don't like it, don't pursue it.
No, I'm doing that, 'cause me mam wants me to.
You can't live for your mother. You have to live for yourself.
If you don't want to do that, I'll have a word
and say, "Leave her alone. She doesn't wanna do it."
[gentle acoustic guitar music playing]
You love it.
-You love it. -Yeah.
-Don't ya? Tell the truth. -Yeah.
So, clearly, get your head round it,
you wanna be famous, and you love posting videos.
[mimics Venezuela] "Look at me followers. I've got 600 million on TikTok."
[laughing]
I feel that Venezuela should do whatever makes her happy.
She's been born into a celebrity's life. She doesn't know any different,
so she should use that platform to her advantage.
If she wants to be an Instagrammer or wants to be nothing,
I'll be happy with her
because she's my daughter and I'm proud of her.
-[music fades] -[birds calling]
[hip-hop music playing]
♪ Let's go… ♪
[Tyson] Paris!
-[Paris] Yeah? -[sighs] What you doing?
Making the bed.
[Tyson] We need to have a little chat of what Daddy's got planned.
Me and me friends, we're all gonna have a road trip.
John o' Groats to Land's End.
-Gonna go from here to John o' Groats. -Yeah.
Camp out over there that night, wake up the next day.
-Is John o' Groats Scotland or London? -The tip of Scotland.
-[Paris] And Land's End's the London one? -Land's End's the… Cornwall one, yeah.
How many days is this gonna be?
I would say it's gonna be three or four days. Yeah.
It is good. It's memories. You've said you're gonna do it for years.
I have done it once, an't I, with Prince in '14?
You were only gone a couple of days. He was a baby. He was in nappies.
He was two in nappies like my Rico.
Gonna do it in the Passat.
You think the Passat'll get you to Scotland?
I think so, yeah.
I'm glad I'm not involved in that…
-[Tyson] Why don't you come? -No, ta.
We could take the Land Cruiser and the trailer.
If I come, I could wash up after the six men.
-Exactly, yeah. -Yeah. No, thanks.
[jaunty music playing]
I think that Tyson keeping busy is good for him.
It's putting his time into something with his son,
a nice activity with some family and friends,
and it keeps his brain occupied and off boxing
and keeps his mental health stable.
Right! Are we ready for a fucking road trip?!
[Paris] See you later, alligator.
-[Tyson] Aw! Oh! -[Paris moans softly] Mm.
-[Tyson grunting] I just love you so much! -[Paris] Don't tickle me.
-[Tyson] I just love you so much! -[upbeat music playing]
-[Tyson] I love her. -[Paris] See you later. Prince, be good!
Don't go swimming in no waters up there, Tyson.
-[Tyson] I won't. Are we all ready? -[Paris] See youse later.
Right, over and out, let's roll! Regulators, mount up!
[music intensifies]
[Tyson] The people who are on this trip, we've got Big John
and Little John, grandson and granddad.
We've got Dave and Little Dave,
Owen and Little Owen,
and then we've got Matt and Little Matt.
Even though he's called Louis, but we'll just say Little Matt.
And then we've got Ben on his own.
[Little Matt] Is anyone camping in tents?
Me and Johnboy are.
Right, turn that off now, Prince. Me and you'll have a little bit of a talk.
This is gonna be a good opportunity for me and you to do some bonding
on this trip, yeah?
You sound like a sop.
I am hoping to talk to Prince and get to know him a bit more
and delve deeper into his feelings and his mental capacity.
Do… do you remember this, last time we did it?
Do you have… you have any memory at all?
No, 'cause I was four.
However, all kids are the same today. They're difficult to talk to
because they're used to playing on a computer or looking at a phone all day.
-[music fades] -What's your favorite food, Prince?
Indian.
Indian? And what's your favorite order from Indian?
Chicken korma, rice, and chips.
Yeah?
[suspenseful music playing]
Why would he care about some chicken korma?
Everybody cares about chicken korma. It's fucking nice, can't lie.
But I don't know why the fuck he cares.
What's your favorite activity to do?
Don't know.
I sometimes think, like, "Is there anything in that mind of yours?"
Trying to get a… a conversation out of Prince
is sometimes trying to get a conversation out of an egg.
[music fades]
[John] Yeah. We're doing all right, young Johnboy.
You're enjoying it. That's the main thing, innit?
You would've had quite a boring time by yourself following these.
You couldn't do it, could ya? It's a good job you've come, to be honest.
Johnboy's my nephew. He's an avid boxer.
He's been training, boxing a couple of years.
Very good lad.
He's not interested in girls,
not interested in going out with the friends, anything like that.
He's only interested in boxing.
When I first started the gym, I thought, "Oh, it's hard, this."
And now, obviously, I've been keeping going.
-It's second nature, isn't it? -Yeah.
I… That's what it is. I feel like a slob when I don't go for even a day.
You know what? All this is good for you anyway.
You're not doing nothing, sat in a trailer day after day.
I'd be content with staying here for a month.
I get along pretty well with me granddad. He's a stand-up man.
If he thinks something about you, then he'll say it.
Being a Fury, I love it. Tyson, he's like another father to me.
And I inspire to be a boxer, just like Tyson, someday.
Next heavyweight champion of the world, here I come.
-Prince. -What?
Think we should have a fire when we get there?
-Yeah. -[walkie-talkie clicks]
-We'll use Prince's tent as firewood. -[clicks]
I'll tell you what we will use as firewood, your nose.
Think we should use your chin, mate.
-[Tyson chuckles] -Fair enough.
Me and Prince's upbringing is completely the same.
We eat, we sleep, and we train. That's all we ever do.
Apart from him living in a mansion, I live in a trailer on the ground, that's it.
[upbeat electronic music playing]
[music fades]
Well, it's good that they're off, innit, Venezuela?
Yeah.
[Paris] Get a few days' peace now, huh? It's good for your dad and Prince.
Prince really is at that age where he's… he's bored, isn't he?
He don't really know what he wants to do. Hmm.
I just think it'll be nice for him to, like,
have a bit of switch-off time and bonding time with your dad.
-I know it sounds stupid-- -It's gonna be banging.
[chuckles] If your dad doesn't kill him.
How far do you reckon they'll get before they have a problem?
Don't know. Give them half an hour.
[hip-hop music playing]
[grunts]
[Tyson groans] Oh!
[music fades]
[indistinct chatter]
-[car handle rattling] -[Tyson] We've got a problem here.
Houston, we have a problem.
Can't get back in the car.
Dad! Right, me front doors ain't working.
I've got out the car, shut the doors, I can't get back in.
Put a brick through the back window, that's all you can do.
-I'm not doing that. -You gotta think about what you're doing.
The key's in the ignition, but the front doors don't open, remember?
-Oh, this is not a good start. -[Prince] It's done! It's full!
-[tense music playing] -Shall we just smash the window?
What are you gonna do? Break a window? You're fucked, then, aren't ya?
-How has this happened? -'Cause you're not thinking.
You're not thinking, son, are ya?
This is not funny. Anyone got a coat hanger?
A wire coat hanger.
We've got a problem now.
You know what? Who in their right mind puts some fuel in the car
and locks the keys in the car?
This has started terribly.
Try that, Ben.
That's it.
You ain't getting in that.
[Tyson] It couldn't have been any worse.
We literally were on the garage, trying to break into this car.
[Ben] There's an unlock button I'm trying to press.
[Tyson] You can grab them keys, and we'll pull 'em out.
[John] You're not gonna get 'em out the car though!
[Tyson] No, it won't work. It won't work.
-Get that in there. -[Ben] That's it.
[Tyson] Hold on! Whoa! Do not drop 'em!
-Do not drop 'em. -[jangling]
Go on, Ben. Do it, son.
-You're nearly there. Go on, Ben. -I hope the window cracks. I genuinely do.
[Ben] Come on, you bugger.
[Tyson] Oh, you're on it! You're on it! A bit more. Yeah! Pull it! Pull it!
-[Prince] Yeah. Yeah. -Hold on, Benny boy. Come on.
Yeah!
Come on, the boys!
It's never smooth sailing, but
we did get into the vehicle, the door still closes,
and we are still going to John o' Groats!
[engine starts, then fails]
[engine chugging]
Hold on, you've had the lights on, and now the car won't start.
-[engine sputtering] -[walkie-talkie clicks]
Dad! I need a push. The battery's gone dead!
Fucking hell.
[hip-hop music playing]
[Tyson] Get up there, then!
Let's go!
[Tyson laughs triumphantly]
-[music fades] -Where's your nearest hotel?
[Tyson] No hotels tonight, Matty.
Dad, are you there?
[John] Yeah, I can hear you. I'm good in the car, me.
Johnboy?
I'm all good in the tent.
I hope you've got a lining in your tent. If not, you're gonna get piss-wet through.
Better in the cars.
You know what?
If I get scared in the tent, I'll come and snuggle with you, Johnboy. All right?
Yeah, that's fine.
You wanna be big or little spoon?
Mm, I'll be big.
No, I'm big spoon. Fuck ya.
[chuckles]
Just don't fart me tent up.
Fuckin' idiot.
[triumphant hip-hop music playing]
[music stops]
[rain pattering]
I can't see a thing. Right, go on, I can't see!
-I'm gonna have a tent. -Where are they?
[tense music playing]
How are we gonna set the tents up in this? Help!
What the fuck is this?
I hate bad weather,
and we're going camping in the middle of the fucking wet and wind.
I was thinking, like, "Why the fuck did I drive here?"
Don't know what I'm gonna do. I don't know how to set up a tent.
-Dad, you're gonna have to help us. -[Johnboy] This is what… What?
[Tyson] Fuck this. I'm getting in the car.
-[howling] Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo! -[door shuts]
[music fades]
We could've been sipping Pimm's now on somebody's yacht in, uh, Cannes.
But instead, we're driving a Passat for worth less than me shoes, yeah?
We drove 12 hours to the rain and on the sea to get blown away.
-I'd like some help, Dad. -I'm not helping. I'm not getting wet.
Get the tents going. It's good experience. Character building.
[Prince] It would be helpful if the one who knows how to build one would help.
-Do I have to do this? -Yeah, in there.
-[Prince] So put this… -No!
Yeah, in there.
-The peg goes in the little hole. -[tense music playing]
Where's me pegs?
What the fuck is going on here?
The kids are freezing.
[Johnboy] Where's me roof? [laughs]
Where's me roof?!
-[Prince] He's got no roof! -Twelve hours for this?
-[Matty] Took 12? -[Tyson] Yeah.
He got off to a pretty shit start.
You can all get to bollocks! I'm sleeping in the Passat.
[music fades]
[optimistic music playing]
[Paris] Leave the door alone!
Can you leave the door alone? I've been awake since 5:00 a.m.
[music fades]
Adonis. Adonis, wake up. You've got to go to school.
-Get up. -[Adonis] No. Get the…
-[phone ringing] -I'm acting like I don't do nothing.
-[kids chattering] -Hello.
Good morning, sunshine.
Good morning. What are you doing?
Are you at that… the tip-top?
-Yes, right on the beach, on the water. -[Paris] Oh, it's lovely.
[Tyson] I was in the car…
Hi, Dad!
Hi, Mouse.
It was gale-force winds and rain. It was pissing it down.
Honestly, it was like something off a movie.
Woke up in the night, touched the wall, it was all soaking wet, condensation.
-I was like, "Oh, what's that?" -Oh, nice.
Well, we're definitely not gonna go down south now.
-No? -[Tyson] Yeah.
Drive was too long. It took us 12 hours yesterday to get here.
By the time we get back, we'll have done over a thousand miles.
I think we're just gonna swerve going down south,
just gonna do a road trip of Scotland now, now we're here.
-[Paris] This is typical Tyson. -[tense music playing]
He makes these decisions, but then he changes 'em just as quickly.
Tyson has bipolar, so this is him.
This is… Medically, he is programmed to be this way, and he can't help it.
Right, this was supposed to be the start of a five-day road trip to Land's End,
but it's too far, 12 hours to get here last night.
So we'll just do a road trip of Scotland,
get some Scottish sights in, have fun, drink some beer, and eat some food.
-Can we get a hell yeah? -[all] Hell yeah!
-It's time to get some breakfast. -I'm… I'm disappointed.
-[Tyson] Let's get… -I'm disappointed.
Let's get some breakfast. [Scottish accent] A full Scottish!
[John] Disappointed.
I'd have liked to have seen it through and done the Land's End thing,
but Tyson makes these plans one day and changes them the next.
Ooh, look at that!
Right, guys, who's up for
getting a nice hotel for the night in Aviemore?
[tense music playing]
Because there's a couple of little hotels with good gyms in 'em,
pools, spas, everything.
No.
Here we go again.
What he wants to do today, he won't wanna do tomorrow,
and it grates me.
-Do you wanna do it, or…? -[John] Talking shite.
[Matty] Missing out, man.
[John] Be lucky to get out of this fucking trip.
[Tyson] Oh, my dad's pissed, I can tell. I've known him all me life.
[all chuckle]
[John] Come camping, you get an hotel.
I can go out the front door and get an hotel.
These kind of decisions are selfish.
I wouldn't care if I never seen inside an hotel again.
I could sleep in this car for next six months, never mind a few week.
I've raised the bar on how I feel about it.
So there we are.
He must be mad. He's fucked off.
I don't think anyone really likes change too much.
Especially like an older-school person like him. He's 60 year old, in't he?
So he was absolutely down about it. He was, like, pissed.
-Dad, are you all right? -[John] Eh?
-Are you all right? -[John] Yeah, why?
-[Tyson] You disappointed? -It's what it is, innit?
Do you wanna sleep in a hotel or the car? Whatever you say.
-No, listen. We'll see what happens today. -[Tyson] No, no, it's your decision.
You're the big man here.
Do you wanna sleep in the cars again tonight
again like last night, or do you wanna sleep in the hotel?
-We'll do the cars. -All right. Fair play.
-We'll do the cars. -Deal.
-Do the cars!
He's spoke. We're in the cars again tonight.
No problem. Deal.
[upbeat music playing]
[Paris] Right, slice them up in halves.
-How you taught me yesterday. -Move your fingers.
-[Valencia] Mam. -Yah?
[Valencia] When did you learn to cook?
Uh, your granny taught me how to cook,
'cause I first used to cook, I was quite rubbish.
But you could cook a Pot Noodle, right?
I was great at Pot Noodle.
You'll always learn. You'll learn all your life.
-I still learn new things now, don't I? -You got married when you was 19.
I did.
-Do you think you'll get married at 19? -Yeah.
Watch your fingers.
[Valencia] I like to impress my mam.
I also… like to do loads of stuff like a big girl.
I'm practicing because when Venezuela gets married,
I'm the next in line to, like, do the cleaning and the jobs and all that.
[Paris] What do you wanna do when you're older?
[Valencia] I actually want to go to, like, a party.
-[Paris] Yeah? -And find somebody.
[Paris] Who do you want to find at this party?
I don't know.
-[jaunty music playing] -[Paris] Who do you wanna find at a party?
Mam!
-What, you wanna find a boy at a party? -Yeah.
-What do you wanna find a boy for? -Because I wanna get married when I'm 19.
[Paris] Oh dear.
Valencia has this kind of fairy-tale dream life planned out,
what she's planned in her own head of marriage and…
uh… which is crazy 'cause Venezuela was never really like that.
And me and you are gonna stick with a wealthy man.
-We're gonna stick with the wealthy men? -Yeah. [giggling]
Oh, right. Why do you want a wealthy man?
Mam, I don't wanna be brokey.
-Oh. -[Venezuela laughs]
'Cause you can buy Dior, Christian Dior…
-[Paris] She's a… -Chanel…
-[Paris] …proper one of them, in't she? -Get off.
-You're not very… -What I cannot stand.
I try and stow into the kids, money isn't everything,
so do what makes you happy.
But Valencia's a diva.
She, like, tells people, "We are the Furys."
So Valencia's that kid.
She's the one that expects to be flying on jets and drinking champagne.
[Venezuela] What if no one wants to marry you ever?
Well, I'll force them to marry me.
What if he really just doesn't like you at all ever?
I've already got the man that I want.
-[upbeat music playing] -And he's in love with me.
-[Paris] Good. He's in love with her. -[Valencia] Yeah.
[Tyson, in a Scottish accent] Bonnie Scotland!
Bonnie… Scotland!
[laughing]
I'll tell you what it is though. How nice is it up and down here?
Absolutely beautiful.
Look at the mountains to your right and left. Lovely.
[upbeat music continues]
[Tyson] Oh, shall we get off here for a bit of kilt shopping?
[music fades]
[woman] There we go.
You ever fitted one to a giant like meself before?
[woman laughs]
-Isn't that amazing? -Yeah. Let's have a look.
Eh?
Can it go any higher? Cover me love handles?
You can. Look at that.
-Tarts. -Oh yeah?
Let me get dressed first. Let a man get dressed.
-How's that? -[woman] Oh! Now you're talkin'.
-[laughing] Now we're talking. -[John] I know it.
[laughing]
-I think I'm ready for a beer. -Oi, Dad!
-[woman] Oh! -[Prince] Dad!
[music fades]
[crowd cheering]
[Tyson] I'm off to the pub! Like a proper Scotsman.
[girl] Tyson, can I have a picture?
Tyson, can I have a picture?
It was a town in the middle of nowhere, right towards the end of the world.
Within ten minutes, it was rammo,
and there was people lining up for photographs. It was crazy.
There you go. Right, where's this pub at? Go on.
If I want to get mobbed,
I just go to any city in the country or in the world, and that'll happen.
Boxing or not boxing.
-Hello. Hello. -[woman 2] You all right?
-Thank you. -Hello.
I actually love it.
When you go to these places, been retired for months,
everybody wants a piece of the GK.
Where's Usyk at now?
Where is he?
I'm thinking, "Here we go again, like." You know?
[car horn beeps]
[John] I think he does enjoy the attention he gets being seen in public.
Being who he is, one of the most famous human beings on the planet….
-[man 3] Punch him if you want. Crack him. -Oh yeah, can I?
[man 3] Come on.
-Oh! -[kids laugh]
He needs that, don't he?
[John] 'Cause he's the star of the show again.
What's he doing it for? What's he doing it for? He's bored.
-I feel free. -[car horns beeping]
[solemn music playing]
Any more beers? Anyone want a pint?
-Four, five, six, seven, eight… nine. -[all laughing]
He's been caught up in the moment.
-To everybody in here! -Cheers! To Scotland!
And to Scotland!
[all bellowing]
When everybody's screaming his name and he's got fans coming out of everywhere,
it inspires him.
And I know where this ends up.
It's either in the ring or in rehab.
And both, to me, ain't a good ending.
[all clamoring, shouting]
[Tyson] Come on!
The locals were loving it. I was loving it. It was unbelievable.
-Why did we park… -Hello.
-How are ya? -[Little Matt] There's the Netflix van.
[Tyson] Everybody always thinks they've still got it,
but obviously, you can tell the public are missing the GK.
[man] Tyson!
Maybe I'm gonna have to give 'em what they want.
-Fair enough. Thank you, mate. -[boy] Tyson!
[Paris] Why is Tyson walking up and down in a kilt?
-[dramatic music playing on phone] -[laughing]
[Paris] Oh, no, please.
Tyson has always been the showman.
And fame is something we've had to grow up with as a family,
but I do worry, when the kids get older, how they're gonna handle it.
With Venezuela going places by herself
and people looking at you daily, this is new territory for her.
It is something that I am concerned about.
[upbeat electronic music playing]
[girl 1] I'm excited for the races!
-[girl 2] So excited! -And me.
I feel really posh in me tweed.
[girls giggle]
Venezuela's off to York races today.
I've arranged for her to get there and back.
I just wanna make sure she is safe.
I wonder if the girls is there yet.
Probably. Shall we look? Wanna ring one of them?
-Let me ring Leah and see. -[call ringing]
Is everyone already there, yeah? Loads is already there.
-There's loads already there? -Yeah. Right, go on, then.
-Gonna be buzzin'! -I think it'll be very good.
-[hip-hop music playing] -She said it's packed.
I like going off with me friends.
It's nice.
I'm not like a little slave locked away in the house all the day, so… that's good.
I've been told I've got to stay with one of youse.
You can't leave me today. I'm not being by myself at this racecourse.
No, I'm not.
Me mam always tells me, "Don't walk off on your own."
-Oh, is this the racecourse? -Yeah.
Gypsy meet-up! I can't wait.
-So excited. -[girl 1] Yeah.
[all laughing]
[upbeat pop music playing]
Get your feet down and get off me kitchen top.
[Athena] It's not your kitchen top. It's Dad's.
It's not. Cheeky.
Then whose is them walls outside?
Them walls and these walls and this kitchen is all mine.
-[Athena] Is it? -And your dad just lives here.
Why does Dad sleep here?
'Cause I allow him to.
So Tyson's gone, Prince has gone with him, Venezuela's gone today,
and I'm left alone in the house with the five babies,
and I think I'm gonna feel it
'cause I am so used to having a helping hand around the house.
The house is very quiet.
Normally, like, the teenagers is here, running around.
So it's a funny feeling.
I think when there's somebody else there to talk to, you don't feel alone.
But actually, to have the three mature people to talk to gone
is strange.
No, Rico!
Mam, he's putting his hands in the watermelon!
[Paris] Feed him some off your spoon, then.
It's a funny thing, knowing that, like,
they're not in your control, but they can't stay kids forever.
Venezuela growing up and becoming a young woman
is a very strange feeling.
-It's all new to me. -[tender music playing]
Yesterday, it seemed like she was eight. smiling with no teeth,
and now she's a young woman, and it's just gone so quick.
It feels strange.
It's making me feel a bit insecure about everything
because you know she's gonna go one day and make her own way in life.
I look and I just think,
"That's a big step for her."
[mid-tempo pop music playing]
[singer vocalizing]
-Everyone's looking. [laughs] -[Venezuela] I know.
I feel like a freak.
I feel like a freak, like a big circus show.
-[laughing] Oh… -[intriguing music playing]
It is nice to go out with me friends and have a walk around, have a chat.
I'm a young 15-year-old girl going out without me mam or dad.
I understand that I'm obviously well known and whatever,
but I don't wanna feel out of place when I go somewhere.
[girl 1 laughing]
A man's walking all next to me pretending he's walking with me!
[crowd cheering, shouting]
[music fades]
-You look gorgeous. -[girl 3] Are you Venezuela?
[laughing]
-[girl 3] You look gorgeous. -Thank you. You too.
[girl 3] I'm so sorry. Can I have a picture with you?
I ain't allowed, sorry.
I do think some people, before they go up to someone,
have some brains and think,
"How many people's done this before I have?"
Do you want to go upstairs?
-Amy! Venezuela! -This race has finished now anyway.
Venezuela, you look gorgeous.
You too.
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If someone's got the same outfit on as me, I'm gonna cry. I promise you now.
That's my biggest fear.
-[girl 1] When is your birthday? -September.
I'm gonna do a 16th birthday, hopefully.
Are you doing boys and girls or just girls?
I don't know. I might just do women and girls.
[girl 2] I think it'll be better like that.
Less chance of it getting closed down.
If the boys is there as well,
all the boys do is smash things up, drink and fight and argue.
Yeah, so it'll be better just women and girls.
-[girl 1] Big girls' night out. -Yeah.
-I like girls' parties better. -[girl 1] Same.
When boys is there, it's drinking and, like, it's too much.
No one's there to have a laugh. They're all wanting a man.
-[girls] Yeah. -Well, I'm only 15.
-You're 13. -[girl 1] Yeah.
-My mum was married at 17. -My mum was married at 18.
I'd never wanna be married at that age.
-Do you not? -[girl 1] No, never.
The thing is, though, like, I wouldn't wanna rush into getting married.
-If I had a boyfriend. -Yeah.
-[girl 1] Know what I mean? -Yeah.
I'd wanna actually live life with him, I guess.
-[Venezuela] Yeah. -[girl 1] But… Yeah.
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[girls laughing]
[girl 1] I can't with you.
[Venezuela] Me friends have got their own plans how they wanna live their own lives.
Everyone at some point will wanna get married,
but as for now, I'm only 15, so…
You don't know what's around the corner.
Me dad's gone to Scotland with the boys, and he's sleeping in the car.
-He's sleeping in the car? -[Venezuela] Yeah, in the boot.
[girl 1] Seen the length of your dad? How's he sleeping in the car?
He rung me mam up last night, he had the boot of the car open,
his two legs hanging out, top of Scotland, freezing cold in a car.
-So he's making memories! [laughs] -[Venezuela] Yeah.
They're having fun.
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Tell you what, lads. [clears throat] Trip's gone unbelievable, hasn't it?
It's been good so far. Wonderful.
[Tyson] From where we started off, like, in Morecambe,
compared to where we are today,
good bit of bonding time, innit, for the kids and that,
good bit of outdoorsing and stuff.
There's so much nice things to see here, though, ain't there?
So when's your next fight, then, Johnboy?
Well, they can't exactly get me a match.
The last fight I had was in September, but they're struggling to get me a fight.
So where do you see yourself going with the boxing, then?
Well, as far as I can get. World champion, that's it.
What's your goals though? What's your ambitions?
The ambitions are to be what you are. I mean, that's it. What else could you do?
If you don't hope to be something good, what are you going to make? Nothing.
And what about you, Prince?
-Pretty much exactly the same. -[Tyson] What's that?
Boxing.
-[Tyson] Boxing? -Mm-hmm.
Every motherfucker wants to be a boxer, don't they?
You picked the hardest sport in the world.
Everybody can be a boxer, but it's pointless.
If you can't be a champion boxer,
what's the point getting your head punched in for nothing?
Takes a certain character to be a boxer.
An even bigger character to be a famous one.
I would discourage everyone from boxing. I think it's an absolute joke.
But when you do make it, you're living happiness, aren't ya?
Are ya? Look at me. I can't go fucking nowhere.
Tortured everywhere I go. Have you not seen it?
-Do you think you'd like that? -At the moment, I think I would, yeah.
Can't go nowhere, can't do anything without someone videoing you,
can't have a piss in the bushes 'cause some fucker's gonna take a video of you.
-Let them have it. -I'm telling ya.
-[Johnboy] I know you are. -This is… this is the reality of it.
This is… this is the trappings of success.
I'm just telling you the truth. It's not all about being rich and famous.
When you walk away from what you're doing, not doing it anymore, that's a negative.
That can bring your mental health down.
So how's your state of mind, then, Tyson, now you're in retirement?
Same old shit, Dad, innit. Dropping the kids off, picking them up,
going to bed early, getting up early.
You haven't got time to be mentally unwell.
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I believe people who's got mental health issues and stuff,
it's… it's… you have it from… all your life.
[sighs] I remember being five year old, hiding in the cupboard full of anxiety,
thinking something bad was gonna happen.
Let's shut up with all this now. It's a depressing job, innit?
-It's deep, isn't it? -It's not like it's depressing.
It's good… it's good for people to… to listen and hear it
because do you know how many million…
hundreds of millions of people there is out there
who can't talk about it, who don't wanna hear it?
-[John] The past-- -Like you're saying now.
I used to hide in the cupboard.
I remember feeling like someone was gonna get me,
like I was about to be left.
And I now, obviously, can identify that as having anxiety from a young age.
-It's called the past for a reason. -[Tyson] We're not bringing it up.
We are trying to help people out there who might be listening.
Yeah, I know that, but listening to that there,
all's you wanna do is get people to get their handkerchief out.
I think my dad's an old-school mentality.
Back in his day, people didn't talk about them sort of things.
For me, my personal experience is I had a mental breakdown.
And that comes from bottling everything up for so long,
then you have an explosion, and then it's too late.
Hid in a cupboard, waiting for something to happen?
[Tyson] It's true.
Jesus Christ, if I'd… if I'd have known half of that, me,
I'd have been a nervous wreck myself.
Kids hiding in cupboards, mind you. Please forget about it.
What I was hearing freaked me out. I'd never heard he hid in a cupboard.
It depresses me thinking I might've missed it.
His eyes look at me and it sometimes says, "You should've helped me."
And I know, in me own mind,
it's probably all my fault why he's like that.
But you know what? When he's not busy in camps, boxing, or anything,
I feel the dark side of his mental health appearing again.
So I'm terrified because I know what he's like.
I feel it in me bones.
He's gonna fight again.
He can't leave it alone.
It's a drug to him.
But, listen, he's gotta get past his family first.
And if we've gotta gag and bind him
and tie him up and lock him in a room for six months,
we will do before we let him fight again.
We'll overrun him. He won't be allowed to do it.
That's just the way it is.
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My heart still cries out for the boxing.
I could go back into camp for another couple of fights.
You're not going back in to fight.
Tyson Fury!
We're gonna get the feelers out to get some big fights.
We can do Joshua.
Show me the money!
The temptation is difficult.
So It's down to you, big man, now. You're the decision-maker.
Gonna force him back in the ring, in't they?
If he does, me and him'll fall out for a long, long time.
He'd be an absolute mug.
[man] Go, big guy!
The voice in my mind saying, "Well, that could be me in there again."
Is he serious?
There's nothing like a good old fight.
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