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Yup, all about an accountant and his family laundering money for the Mafia. I love it and the best thing about it is the absolute masterclass performances from the top 3 players in it, Marty Byrd, Wendy Byrd and Ruth Langmore (Jason, Bateman, Laura Linney and Julia Garner). Definitely had a...

A class act and most definitely the GOAT. Such a fabulous reader of the game and his awareness was second to none.

I quite like that actually

Cheers, Houch. Will look at that too

Yeah, a rail card is £30 a year, but you can usually get 10% discount and get them for £27.

I have a Railcard, so that gets me around a third off, but I find prices vary wildly. It's all over the place.

Nuneaton is a little cheaper, but still ...

So you have no railcards at all? Off peak trains are usually after around 09.45. I just looked and it's a big 😳 Say for instance you went Wednesday 16th Feb and came back the next day ...

Boris something. Forgot his last name.

Anyone actually know the guy?

I'm a bit worried. Too many white people. Where are the blacks?

You got bail then?

Don't know. Never heard of that. 🤔

Oh, this looks like it might be great fun. A cop, crime show, trying to solve murders, but it's improvised. Netflix. Streaming from Tuesday. Described as Law and Order meets Whose Line Is It Anyway.

The prices vary so much, I have pretty much all the apps that cover my journey areas. I have the apps for Trainline, Train Pal, Avanti, West Midlands Trains, Southeastern, Cross Country and Chiltern. The whole thing is a mess to be honest.

Those screenshots ARE from Train Pal.

Crazy isn't it.

Who am I to disagree.

The irony is, I am usually the expert on train prices too.

Does anyone know why there is a huge leap in train prices in March and from March onwards? It's baffling the hell out of me and I can't find anything online I am fully aware prices are due to go up 3.8%, but clearly they are seemingly going up by much more. Can't get my head around it. So...