Straight-talking Thunberg has won fans of all ages for her single-minded determination and her straight-talking when speaking to the powerful.
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"There is an expression you hear: 'Lewis straight talking'," says Mackenzie.
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She was the cool, straight-talking big sister I never had.
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Mr Duterte presents himself as a straight-talking outsider among Manila's elites.
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The Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, joined in, praising the "straight-talking" Mr Trump.
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Slack and its straight-talking CEO Stewart Butterfield have built a beloved startup.
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A tall, straight-talking blond woman, she told me: ''I'm usually not this miserable.
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Both are straight talking and respectful to the participants, as most drug workers are.
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The company has 10 straight-talking rules for would-be employees on its website.
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For Mr. Trump, the death penalty fits his favored straight-talking, tough-guy image.
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On the right, Sybrand Buma is a straight-talking leader of the Christian Democrats.
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And because I think people will be hungry for straight talking, common sense, factual information.
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His mother, Mama Doris, is also part of the banter as a sassy, straight-talking commentator.
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These qualities — smart, loyal, straight-talking — led Marines to start joking that Mattis should become president.
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The straight-talking lawyer stuck to her no-fuss style to say "I do" to boyfriend Steve.
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Many spoke enthusiastically about their love of the genre, citing its authenticity and its straight-talking nature.
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They outperformed expectations for straight-talking, unapologetically progressive candidates, both coming within 2 percentage points of victory.
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This is a state and a country of big-hearted, open-minded, straight-talking, hard-working people.
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The straight-talking priest has no time for the bureaucracy and perks of many international aid agencies.
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He created more characters there, including a straight-talking Pooh bear and a heavy-breathing high school principal.
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This play belongs to Sally (Sierra D. Leverett), our sensible, straight-talking narrator, and her fellow black students.
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James "Mad Dog" Mattis, a revered, straight-talking four-star retired Marine Corps general, to launch an independent bid.
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This is a reality-TV convention, one designed to celebrate Trump and showcase his variety of "straight-talking" politics.
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James "Mad Dog" Mattis, a revered, straight-talking four-star retired Marine Corps general, to launch an independent bid.
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Similarly, President-elect Trump ran as the straight talking politically incorrect outsider compared to the cautious and professorial Obama.
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Schulz, a former book-seller without a high school degree, has revitalized the SPD with his straight-talking candor.
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Earlier this week, sentient skim vanilla latte with no whip Ivanka Trump and straight-talking socialist/right-wing obsession Rep.
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Trump is "transparent" and "straight talking," except when he lies constantly, changes his positions, and won't release his tax returns.
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Londoner Rowe has promised a straight-talking approach to arguably the most prestigious and high-profile job in UK retail.
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Tough and straight-talking, Wall said she has struggled with choosing a candidate to mark down on her ballot Tuesday.
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Straight-talking former vice president Joe Biden is curating and commenting upon the news in a podcast called Biden's Briefing.
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He offered himself as a straight-talking alternative and cast Messer and Rokita as ambitious politicians who even looked alike.
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"It's easier to pay the 1500kc (£50) than to shake hands with us!" adds Pat, their chubby, straight-talking goalkeeper.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to criticize Mr. Biden, saying the value of his straight-talking persona outweighs his verbal missteps.
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Dugher responded to his sacking by adding "Sacked by Jeremy Corbyn for too much straight talking" to his Twitter bio.
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"Sometimes my determination or my straight-talking has upset or shocked people," a grave Mr Macron conceded on television this week.
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But the straight-talking octogenarian has never been one to stick to the script: he complained he had been "forced out".
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Trump's admirers often compare him to Reagan, noting that both men were straight-talking Washington outsiders underestimated by the political establishment.
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Reno developed a reputation as a tough and straight-talking administrator, and Clinton kept her on the job throughout his presidency.
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Hannah Cabell is also strong as Marjory, the straight-talking parlor and scullery maid who may be pregnant or suffering from typhus.
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The straight-talking 37-year-old Australian sailor chats constantly with his Oracle Team USA crew while racing on Bermuda's Great Sound.
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And the "straight talking" image was ripped apart months ago when Christie didn't seem to have the best explanations for what happened.
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Mr Borrell, a straight-talking socialist and foreign-policy heavyweight, will have license to project Europe's voice in the world more loudly.
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It's a return to the ultra-personal, straight-talking style that made her such an irresistible force on her debut album, Alright, Still.
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Effortlessly greeting the assembled group, straight-talking Philip, 96, was "as switched on as ever," one attendee tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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Neither is the rebel that Donald Trump is, but all three men share a straight-talking nature and celebrity status, relative to most politicians.
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Most ministers would like Dijsselbloem, a 51-year-old straight-talking Dutchman, to stay on beyond the end of his second term on Jan.
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The former mayor of Davao, a restive city in the southern Philippines, has long had a reputation for straight-talking and using offensive language.
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Others understand why he had to go but believe the White House could still use a straight-talking Trump "mini-me" as communications director.
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Others understand why he had to go, but believe the White House could still use a straight-talking Trump "mini-me" as communications director.
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It works into the duo's honest, straight-talking approach but its spare Nintendo-era production pushes the bars to the front of the mix.
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Saturday Night Live: "Girls Promo" While hosting in 2013, Fey joined in on a parody of Girls as a straight-talking Albanian named Blerta.
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He's met with NATO allies as a group not once but twice — including spending two days straight talking to them just a week ago.
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Taylor - straight-talking and quietly confident - coordinates with her loose but fast-expanding network of activists largely online, using social media and other tools.
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Mr Borrell, a straight-talking socialist and foreign-policy heavyweight, will also have a licence to project Europe's voice in the world more loudly. ■
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Supporters of Varadkar, Ireland's first openly gay minister, say his straight-talking manner could widen the party's appeal, an advantage his rival challenged on Thursday.
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Straight-talking Herrera is well-regarded among investors who have become accustomed to seeing him at high profile events representing Latin America's second-largest economy.
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Roxane Gay's straight-talking book about body image "Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body" was an instant best seller when it was released in June.
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Mattis, a legendary, straight-talking four-star retired Marine Corps general whose nicknames include "Warrior Monk" and "Mad Dog," might be right up Trump's alley.
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In an exclusive interview with Entertainment Tonight, the straight-talking Skinnygirl mogul said it's very likely that she'll return to the show that made her famous.
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But that was just one addition to a long line of "Uncarrier" initiatives that began at CES 2013, when John Legere's brash, straight-talking stage style.
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Turns out this period with his straight talking pop gave Gourley the kick up the butt he needed: he scrapped everything, went back to the drawing board.
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Apart from being real estate moguls, the business leaders are also known for their straight-talking manner, whether they're sizing up their competition or imparting sage advice.
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Those who have followed Dimon through his career are not surprised that the straight-talking New York banker has become even more outspoken during Donald Trump's presidency.
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Rodrigo Duterte, an unapologetic, straight-talking, lecherous mayor is next in line to be president of the Philippines after running a campaign that pitted principal versus policy.
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Ajay Tyagi, the straight-talking new chairman of the country's securities regulator, is cracking down on the fast-growing corporate bond market following a spate of scandals.
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But Kelley, our straight-talking heroine attorney from Chicago, was freed from the usual restraints once Peter made the inexplicable decision to keep Victoria F. over her.
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Until the straight-talking Schulz, the former president of the European Parliament, entered the fray as an alternative to Merkel, the SPD had been languishing in the polls.
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Led by Alberto Fernandez, a straight-talking career diplomat and fluent Arabic speaker, the initiative tried to confront ISIS head on with edgy videos and sarcastic confrontational tweets.
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Ahok, known for his straight-talking style that often didn't sit well with political elites, was also active in shaking up Jakarta's bureaucracy — a move welcomed by businesses.
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Today, politicians often aspire to be seen as one of those real Americans—the straight-talking, salt-of-the-earth folks who gave us banjo music and barbecue.
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Despite the testy exchange, Mr. Pompeo once again showed himself to be the straight-talking, forthright diplomat he had promised to be, often answering questions with simple declaratives.
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They described the president as reminiscent of a straight-talking cowboy from old Westerns and warned of the dangers of socialism, repeatedly bringing up newly elected, liberal firebrand Rep.
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Close to Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, Varoufakis led the Syriza party's charge against austerity but his straight-talking and uncompromising beliefs caused tension with other euro zone finance ministers.
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"Extortion is like life insurance," Catalino Miranda, a straight-talking bus company owner, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at his office overlooking a bus terminal in a grubby neighbourhood.
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Straight-talking, detail-focused and thorough, London-raised Tucker is not known for his small talk, but those who have worked with him say he is friendly and approachable.
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There was the witty, straight-talking maverick, and the veteran senator who voted with his party more often than not (though not as frequently as leadership would have liked).
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There's this great history in Texas of straight-talking, witty women who tell it like it is, and I think that is the style of candidate that does well here.
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Analysts say even though new CEOs typically bring in their own teams, the departure of the straight-talking, cost-focused Bornstein stoked fears that more bad news could be coming.
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Supporters of Varadkar say his straight-talking manner could widen the party's appeal after Kenny's steady stewardship and boost their position in the polls ahead of elections likely late next year.
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Since his new secretary was the straight-talking sort, he was soon purged for daring to criticise openly the Great Leap Forward, the economic enormity which led China into savage famine.
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Critic score: 68%Audience score: 78%Netflix description: "After accidentally crashing Santa's sleigh, a brother and sister pull an all-nighter to save Christmas with a savvy, straight-talking St. Nick."
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May, who prides herself on a straight-talking veracity and a more compassionate form of conservatism than the other Iron Lady, has come under criticism for a series of U-turns.
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For Jones, a straight-talking taskmaster, the Six Nations will be his first chance to show what he expects of a team that has underachieved since winning the World Cup in 2003.
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Colleagues pinned their hopes of an unprecedented third term on the straight-talking Varadkar, who they believe can widen their appeal in elections that may be triggered as soon as next year.
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The New Jersey governor, also known for his brash, straight-talking style, would help Trump preserve his outsider image while also bringing the Washington relationships and political experience Trump is looking for.
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As evidenced by her town hall answers, Klobuchar is setting herself up as a straight-talking moderate who doesn't shy away from calling out the challenges that certain policy proposals could face.
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Pentagon staffing issues Mattis, who retired from the military in 2013 as chief of US Central Command, was cheered by Republicans for his military bona fides and his blunt, straight-talking style.
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But in China, where Mr. Trump arrived Wednesday, he has acquired a legion of admirers who hail him as a straight-talking politician and business mogul with a knack for deal-making.
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On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump appointed Richard Grenell, the straight-talking U.S. ambassador to Germany, as special envoy to try to inject new energy into the talks between Belgrade and Pristina.
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" Mr. Biden's fans view him as a warm public figure with an authentic, relatable manner, and he embraces that straight-talking, accessible image by using terms like "folks" and "here's the deal.
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"He was tough, he was straight talking, he was the tough guy on your side," said Dr. Matthew Hale, an associate professor of political science and public affairs at Seton Hall University.
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Bristow, a 59-year-old trained geologist, has been at the helm of Randgold since its inception in 1995 and is known for his straight-talking, hands-on approach to running the company.
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The intimate setting allowed his straight talking style and focus on actionable issues to shine, and provided a moment to see why Sanders is tapping into a key voting block in the state.
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" Levine called Trump's rhetoric during the campaign "crazy and inappropriate," contrasting it with the career of her late husband, who was a "a genuine humanist and a straight-talking but fair-thinking gentleman.
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But State Bank of India's straight-talking, 0003-year-old chairwoman ensured it was the best of an ailing bunch of public-sector lenders and was unafraid to face up to errant tycoons.
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Even before the recording industry took off in the 1920s and the blues became a nationwide craze, she had developed a national reputation for her energizing, straight-talking performances and full-throated vocals.
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That had followed a series of embarrassing flip-flops — not the least her call for early elections after insisting she would not — that were undercutting her carefully cultivated image for straight-talking honesty.
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Ms. Graham, long one of the Met's beloved mezzo-sopranos, took over from Ms. Fleming for a few performances that spring, and the production immediately benefited from her good-natured, straight-talking presence.
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He's a straight-talking diplomat seemingly comfortable with the Orwellian doublespeak required to survive the Trump administration, particularly as he now takes positions as a cabinet secretary that Congressman Pompeo would once have lambasted.
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But the visceral reality of Christchurch has recast much of our politics in new light: not as straight-talking honesty about the threat of Islamism, but as contributing to a more polarized, extremist environment.
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" In another video on Twitter, the CEO (who is infamous for his straight-talking) asked one organization, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, that questioned the video streaming service, "Who the f—do you think you are?
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Schulz has built a political reputation in Brussels and Berlin as a straight-talking champion of Europe who has campaigned for the bloc's best-performing economies to help ailing euro area members, such as Greece.
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Patronage from above will also help shield Rajan from lingering opposition within the ruling nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to a man known for his straight talking and willingness to question government policy and achievements.
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The newly elected Macron hosted Putin at the sumptuous 17th century palace of Versailles outside Paris for his first meeting with the Kremlin leader which he had earlier said would be marked by some straight talking.
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Amber Rose has established a reputation as a straight-talking champion of sex positivity, and now her commitment to open dialogue around sex is shining through in her new VH1 talk show, The Amber Rose Show.
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In Idaho, however, she's marketed herself as an independent, straight-talking, ranch-raised woman, in touch with the needs of people outside of urban areas and willing to work across the aisle to find solutions that work.
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Trump's unconventional attacks resonate with many voters, especially those who believe Washington has lost touch with regular Americans, and that Washington can only be changed by a straight-talking, aggressive street fighter, who has nothing to lose.
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One implication of these revelations is that Trump supporters who imagine that they've found a straight-talking champion who will drain the swamp while using his business acumen to make America great again have been suckered, bigly.
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He kept his high profile as the head of the Republican Governors Association, helping to flood the group with money and positioning himself for a presidential bid in 2016 as the straight-talking man of the people.
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The straight talking society dame gave ET a tour of her historic home, including her many pedigreed possessions — a silhouette of George Washington that the president sat for, a dog portrait that hung in the Kennedy White House.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel faces a tough fight to keep her job after the country's center-left party voted for Martin Schulz – a popular, straight-talking, and stridently anti-populist politician – to challenge her at elections in September.
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Nominating someone well-known as a "straight-talking general," then depriving him of any opportunity to deliver straight talk, would confirm that Trump wanted yes-men, not officials willing to stand up to him or his other advisers.
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Fast-forward to fall 2015, when she swept us away on Master of None as Denise, a witty, straight-talking woman who helps Aziz Ansari's character navigate his love life — and who also happens to be a lesbian.
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As students increasingly take to the streets calling for urgent action, and more businesses show a "can-do" attitude, it is time for governments to stop "faffing around", said the straight-talking expert from the east of England.
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Her path then was cleared when two other hopefuls — her now foreign minister Boris Johnson and environment minister Michael Gove - all but killed off each others' bids and she appealed to members with her straight-talking can-do attitude.
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One of those who was fired in the reshuffle, former culture spokesman Michael Dugher, changed his Twitter biography to read "sacked by Jeremy Corbyn for too much straight talking, honest politics" — an ironic reworking of Corbyn's own campaign slogan.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For most people, the image that springs to mind at the mention of an iconic New Yorker is a fast-walking, monochrome-wearing, straight-talking type, busy with a day of frenetic activity.
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The jagged lines that dart across the scenes are sharp and seductive, the close-ups on character eyes when something significant is said in exchanges a simple yet effective means of making Straight Talking that much more visually dynamic.
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In each of the 12 half-hour episodes, both celebrities and everyday people will bring their real-life issues to "a panel of straight-talking 4-8-year-olds" in front of a live studio audience, according to the network.
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The feisty 28-year-old, who came out as gay in 2015, has enthralled on the ice and entertained off it, his straight-talking style and devilish sense of humor going down a treat with fans and the media alike.
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There were those in both parties who might have once thought that Mr. Graham would assume Mr. McCain's mantle as the straight-talking Republican in the Senate, challenging his own party and frequently working with Democratic colleagues to reach bipartisan compromises.
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Since his primary win, Rose has been asked that question a lot, as he's contorted himself into a political force: a gregarious but relatable policy wonk, a veteran for the forgotten man in the straight-talking, swashbuckling, swamp-draining mold of Donald Trump.
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But unlike his previous viral video — "Sophisticated Trump" — where the accent was used to give the straight-talking real estate mogul a touch of class from across the pond, this time around Serafinowicz is toughening up Trump with a street-wise cockney dialect.
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He grasped that many people in a polarized America, whipped up by Fox News and ushered into a post-fact world by the antics of the Republican Party, were ready for a straight-talking outsider prepared to offer scapegoats for every frustration.
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EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, a straight-talking Dane who dismisses talk of leading an anti-American crusade, says the hearings at the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations chaired by Levin were what gave her Spanish predecessor grounds to demand disclosure by Apple and Ireland.
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His campaign and supporting super PAC saw the events register so well that they became the basis of many of their television ads -- a straight-talking governor with real experience, who had notched a sweeping re-election victory in a traditionally Democrat-leaning state.
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Best known as Louis C.K.'s straight-talking, unrequited love interest in Louie, Adlon often eclipsed the show's creator and star: Picture her transfixed, pained expression as Louie insists on declaring his passion for her, or her systematic destruction of romantic tension on their dates.
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The straight-talking promos, devastating aggressive wrestling style and unblemished record of Khabib Nurmagomedov have been sorely missed for two years, but it has been reported that 'The Eagle' will land in the Octagon again on April 16 where he will meet Tony Ferguson.
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Bush in much the same way Houston itself remembers her — as a kind of straight-talking grandmother to the city, an approachable first lady out for a stroll in the sunshine, so genuinely earthbound that she herself picked up after her dogs at the park.
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He was too busy defending his record to talk it up much, and there were only flashes of the straight-talking candidate familiar to New Yorkers who made him mayor three times, when he was a Republican who won in the heavily Democratic city.
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In what may turn out to be a modern (and international) equivalent of the Birmingham Children's Crusade, the straight-talking sensation, Greta Thunberg, led children at a protest at the White House last week and will lead one at the United Nations this week.
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And, like Romney's gambit, the tactic of the night was to frame Trump as a con artist, a fraudster, a liar; both a shady businessman and the kind of candidate who is nowhere near as tough, straight-talking, or sharp as he has presented himself thus far.
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Asked at a news conference on Tuesday whether it was fair to penalise a company which "felt that they were abiding by the rules" in agreeing a tax regime for its profits with Irish government, the straight-talking Dane said some should listen to their feelings more.
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"Before all of this scandal broke ... athletics was already in trouble and had been on a downward spiral for many years in terms of popularity, in terms of sponsorship, in terms of professionalism of the sport and the doping issues as well," said the straight-talking Texan.
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The maverick and conservative who was, at times, willing to take on his own party died Saturday at a time when tumult and uncertainty looms in both the nation's capital and the Capitol and McCain's brand of straight-talking politics seems almost to be slipping away.
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Straight-talking Australian Sutton, who became a father figure to Britain's first Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins, had been suspended earlier in the week after British Cycling announced an independent review of its performance programs in the wake of mounting disquiet over the 58-year-old's leadership.
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Before the evening's wrapped, they've covered all the bases, from sex straight-talking to 90s dance routines to Chilli actually belting "COME THROUGH MY DOOR / TAKE OFF MY CLOTHES" while sat on the lap of a punter she pulled onstage for a private dance during "Red Light Special".
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"I know I'm not no messiah, and I am far from a prophet / but if the earth set on fire, I think I know how to stop it," she sings over the smooth drum pattern and twinkling samples, while Little Simz interjects with some straight-talking affirmations of her own.
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Mr. Shafiroff, her husband of almost 35 years — a straight-talking, highly likable Brooklynite — made his fortune as a managing director of Lehman Brothers, where published reports indicate that he managed more than $100 billion in assets, and was once ranked No. 1 on Barron's list of best wealth advisers.
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His straight-talking lyrical emphasis on guns and drugs, as well as a brief stint in jail following an arrest for a crime of which he was acquitted has meant the Metropolitan police have historically attempted to slow him down at every turn—look, we even made a doc on the subject.
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"They make fun of Warren and Charlie, so they humanize them and make them seem like they're not arrogant, know-it-all types, but very much in keeping with the image of who they are as honest, straight-talking people who will reveal their foibles if those foibles exist," Cialdini tells Yahoo Finance.
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The whole thing is largely in keeping with the funny, clever and straight-talking but laid-back tone that she's cultivated up until now: between the subtly summery "Bonnie" and the glorious come-up anthem-in-the-making "Self M.Ade," Herstory looks to be a pretty good placeholder while we wait for an album.
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But the decision -- just the latest in a string of political playbook-defying moves that have come to define his campaign -- could also deliver a big payout at the Iowa caucuses for the billionaire whose straight-talking, no-holds-barred candidacy has put him ahead in the polls, including the most recent ones in Iowa.
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As Keenan — who first wrote publicly about her spanking fetish in a 2012 installation of The New York Times' Modern Love column — builds toward the book's core revelations about kink, trauma, and love, her company includes the impatient Lady Macbeth, straight-talking Cleopatra, reticent Cordelia, and, of course, Keenan's real-life friends, family, and partners.
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Years And Years follows an ordinary (though very privileged) British family through the 2020s, teasing out what might be next, and next after that, for a world already grappling with political populism (there's Emma Thompson, the scariest she's ever been as a "straight-talking" commentator turned politician), refugee crises, climate emergency, and technological advancements.
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Jordan has burnished a reputation on Capitol Hill as a straight-talking, no-nonsense politician who's called out House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (Calif.) and the Democrats as much as he has his own GOP leadership team.
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The big picture: Kanye's discussion of the fallout from his support is indicative of the phenomenon illustrated by Axios' Jim VandeHei and Mike Allen: As today's political climate grows more tribal, casual viewers of politics feel drawn to Trump's straight-talking style, remaining disconnected from or dismissive of handwringing over his policies and destruction of norms.
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Though "in appearance, she was one of the most austere-looking people you could imagine," Mr. Weber said, when she was asked to choose any woman of the 20th century she would have liked to be, she picked Mae West — the sultry, straight-talking Hollywood actress known as much for her figure as for her one-liners.
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I mean, whether you prefer the straight-talking vibe of "YOU ARE BABE" or the inscrutable mystique of "LICK," you have to admit this is one sweet talkin' AI. All of these phrases are the creation of a neural network prodded into life by Janelle Shane, a master of AI nonsense who's previously worked her magic on Wikipedia titles, paint colors, and birds.
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How ironic that the most retrograde of all imaginable candidates will now be embraced by those that are totally disgusted with the scene of the hogs feeding at the trough that we now call politics in America – that Trump is the insurgent straight talking fighter for the little guy and Clinton is the symbol of the pay-to-play status quo.
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Angela Merkel faces a tough election challenge from the wildly popular Martin Schulz Angela Merkel faces a tough election challenge from the wildly popular Martin Schulz German Chancellor Angela Merkel faces a tough fight to keep her job after the country's center-left party voted for Martin Schulz – a popular, straight-talking, and stridently anti-populist politician – to challenge her at elections in September.
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That it was a time for honesty... Over four days in Los Angeles it was great to spend time with [Juergen Teller] and some of today's amazing talents as they look to reshape how Hollywood does business in a post-Weinstein world, including cover stars Margot Robbie and Nicole Kidman – two of the most straight-talking professionals I've ever had the pleasure of working with.
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A world-famous spiritual leader and author of New Age tomes such as A Woman's Worth and A Return to Love (the latter of which was plugged by none other than the high priestess of the genre, Oprah Winfrey), the brassy, straight-talking, highly charismatic Williamson has attracted fans all over the world, including celebrities like Katy Perry, Kim Kardashian, Nicole Richie, and Laura Dern.
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From a distance, it might seem that Cardi B's ascent to the upper reaches of the charts has been rapid — her summer smash "Bodak Yellow (Money Moves)" currently sits at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, behind only Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do." But Cardi B has been a cross-platform star for years now: first on Instagram, as a straight-talking, linguistically-free girl next door; and then on reality television, giving the New York edition of "Love & Hip Hop: New York" some needed attitude.
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A dad video is something that has happened every day since you showed your dad how to make videos on his phone, and now he has this shame-free compulsion to constantly record the mundane: Your dad, halting abruptly in the middle of foot traffic to do a panorama of the high street; your dad, an unflattering angle walk-and-talk selfie video of him striding breathlessly through a grocery store parking lot, talking about Brexit, which he is convinced is going to go viral on all his straight talking Facebook groups, eventually only gets 16 views; your dad, shakily zooming in on a distant table at a Sunday morning car boot.
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