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 | Welcome Billy and old bill to the program on the BBC. | |
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| Thanks for having us. | |
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| So, I’m going to ask you billy some questions that’s fine. | |
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| I fine with that thanks Brian. | |
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| So, billy how was it growing up with your father? | |
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| So, it was tough because my dad was drunk most of the time and very abusive so I would stay locked up in my room minding my own business and it was even more rough without growing up without a mother. But one day I had enough of it so I left the house and stole all his alcohol but thankfully I went to the train carriage to live. Thanks fully I went to that carriage because when I was sleeping, I heard a man, and I thought it was the police but it was old bill so that’s how we met then we lived together and old bill basically became my father figure. | |
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