(phone ringing)
- Yello?
- I just got off the train.
- Hello? Who's there?
- It's me. I'm at the station.
- Cool.
- Where are you?
- Home. You?
- We agreed to meet at the station.
- Something came up.
- I was gonna pick up the suit
then catch the 12:40 train back to London Waterloo East.
- Don't worry. You'll still make it.
Just come to my place.
- Fine.
- So, where is it?
- Walk down the main road for a bit,
then up that street that goes to the left-ish,
it's where the buses always go.
Turn at the roundabout.
And you'll soon be at my place.
- Which one is the main road?
I'm on the corner of Brickley Street and Leahurst Road.
The Southwest corner.
- Yeah, down the main road.
It's the one with the kebab shops on it.
- Okay, down Brickley Street.
Which direction?
- Away from the station.
- So I come out of the station, through the main exit,
and one of the ticket offices,
so I come onto the main road.
Do I turn left or right?
- Let me think.
- Do I turn towards the kebab center or the city grill?
- Yes, the one with the red sign.
So walk for about five minutes,
turn left-ish at the new house they built last year,
the one with the big round thingies on it.
- What?
- And call me once you're past the roundabout.
- Hello?
(phone ringing)
- Yello?
- Just tell me the post code.
I already missed the 12:40 train.
- It's SE6 7PP.
- Thanks. I'll see you in...eight minutes.
- (automated voice) Please walk to the Southwest
corner of Brickley Street and Leahurst Road.
Now walk down the main road for a bit
then up that street that goes kind of left-ish.
It's where the buses always go.
Take a turn at the roundabout,
and you'll soon be at your destination.