About five minutes. It came across as some sort of spoof. For some reason the Manchester paper television criticiser gave all of his column to it.

I bet he did. 

I watched a bit of it. I just wonder how those blokes all feel, after watching it! 

I watched a bit of it. I just wonder how those blokes all feel, after watching it! 

bloody foolish I reckon. What's that saying? .... oh yeah, "a fool and his money are soon parted" .... certainly true in this case. What was the betting that the guy Janette met in New York was married. I notice he didn't want his identity revealed, I wonder why ?

I didn't see this but, I'm imagining: silly fugly older wealthy men being taken in by beautiful looking young women. Is that right?

....if I'm correct. There's a guy I was/am friends with, (house shared with at Uni, back in the day,) from a v wealthy/ successful family, but, tbh, he was not attractive to look at by anyones standards. However, he had loaddssa money, drove a v flash car, had a public school education blah, blah, blah. He was/is a really nice bloke but OMG, he never got real about women who would be attracted to him: totally taken in by 'looks' and a sitting target for gold-diggers.  There is/was a bit of me that always wanted to say "take a bloody look at yourself, as if she would be interested in you, she's obviously only interested in your wallet"  but one really can't be that cruel. Three marriages later and with  hindsight, maybe I should have been cruel to be kind