[2024-12-22] Preparing Christmas Gifts with my mum [KZGEG4Zn510]

Put to David and Sabrina. Luxury mince pie, brandy. Let me see inside.

Oh, I get nice today.

I want to show it on the camera.

You open it again.

Look at all the presents. That one's mine. I mean, I bought it for Mum. And then where's my other one? I think that one's mine. I mean, not for me, but for my sister. Where are my presents? To David. What about my presents? No one got me anything. Oh, there's mine. I'm just filming you wrapping it.

Not with a hand, not with all one.

I can't film anything. And then we have another tree over here. Why do we have so many trees this year? One, two. And then we have another tree. Third Christmas tree. With a box and another tree outside. A lot of trees this year and lots of decorations here.

Yesterday I found soup.

Such a big card.

Yeah, for Christmas. Come on, if you don't want a big one, right here.

No, this one's okay.

To—

should I put to Sabrina and David or just David?

Put both of them. They're a married couple. Mr. and Mrs. Kimberly. She will like it. Thing is not happy, so maybe we go change her name. It's an amazing name.

From—

ah, Bushkin!

What you want, Daniel Bush?

You want your special food?

Put her face.

Where is it? You put Yeah, I'm Pushkin.

No, not Pushkin.

Why not put Pushkin name?

He doesn't eat mince pies.

No, from Pushkin. From Pushkin.

Send what? Look at him.

Who?

He's under the tree. Meow meow.

When did he went there?

He's looking for his present.

Put some here.

Oh my God, he tries to whack the camera.

Destroy.

Okay, so I got this black bucket thing. Not this, but I got this other thing where you put water into it and then you pump it to pressurize it, and it's got a hose attached to it. So when I wash it with the sponge and soap, instead of having to use a dry cloth to get rid of the soap on the car, I just spray it with this hose. So I got this. It's called Mud Daddy. It's actually supposed to be for washing dogs, not your car, but all I need it for is so I can rinse off the car with the soap. So what you do is pump it like this. I don't know how many times you got to pressurize the container, and then, um, you can shoot out Water like this, so it's actually pretty good. Stronger than I was expecting it to be. That's quite good, actually. It doesn't need to be super strong; it just needs to be a constant flow of water so I can get the soap off the car. Now I was thinking, you know if your shower breaks. You can't really fix the shower yourself. You need to get a plumber or some— someone who knows how it works. You don't really need a shower, do you? You can just fill this with hot water and then you've got a shower here. I always thought if I was going to go homeless, one of the tricky things would be keeping clean, not having a shower. But if you got this, I think that's pretty good as a shower if you got hot water in there. So anyway, I'm gonna wash the car. With the sponge. My car's pretty muddy, as you can see. The mud's not super visible because it was raining, the car's wet anyway, but anyway. It's gonna be freezing. So the plan is I do this, clean the car, get the mud off like that. Move this bucket. Clean the mud off first. This is way better. It should be way better than the pressure washer. The pressure washer was stupid. Okay, so clean this bit. And the annoying thing about sponging the alloys, it's hard to get all the soap off with a towel because there's so many grooves and notches in it. It's not easy to get in every little bit. So we wash this bit like that so you get all the mud off, and then— My hands are covered in soap. And then you get this. See if this actually works. Uh, yeah, that's kind of what I was hoping for. It seems like it's losing pressure already. I need to pump it up a bit more. Do I have to keep pumping it to get more pressure out of it? Yeah, that feels about right. Okay, now— yeah, that's pretty good. This is exactly what I wanted from the pressure washer. This is way better and it's only £50, or was it £30? Oh my God, that was so much easier than using 10 dry towels. I can even spray the mud off if the mud is loose enough. Yeah, you do have to keep pumping it, it loses pressure as you're using it. So this is like a hand pump compared to a motorized Pressurizing pump. This should make cleaning the car a lot faster because I was taking ages drying the car with the towel to get this soap off. I think I would recommend the Mud Daddy as a buy. I don't know why I like cleaning the car so much. It's kind of— there's something satisfying about it. Get the hose. That's pretty good. And then the main thing I wanted to test out was also cleaning the wheels. Cleaning the wheel is a pain in the backside. So what you do is you clean the alloy, but then getting all the soap off it was kind of annoying. It should be easier with the hose. I wonder if you clean the tires as well. Clean that. I want to clean in here too. Oh, there's so much mud in I don't know if I ran over any dead animals. I don't want to see blood and guts on my wheels, thank you very much. Okay, so it's covered in soap. Covered in soap. Now we get the hose and then Yeah, nice. It's exactly what I wanted. And then you could clean in there too, maybe. It is kind of annoying I have to keep pressurizing it. But that's what you have to pay for. I mean, you have to pay extra to get a motorized pump, and then a motorized one would have to be plugged in. I don't want to have to plug it in. It'll be annoying. Also, I don't know how quickly the water is going to run out in that tub. I would like to be able to have enough water to not have to go back and refill it. Um, yeah.