‘bees knees’, haven’t heard that in years. You were not even a glimmer in your father’s eyes when that was first uttered. You’re quite a historian.

I do, however, suggest you rid yourself of your tweeds, Probably going to get quite hot here over the next few months.

You call them pocket squares too, but our Daphne seems to have a penchant for using them as place mats.

Tweeds are the bee’s knees.

We call them place mats. You still wearing tweeds? I’ve gone to leather, Preparing for the thugs.

Why? What do you Canucks call it?

That’s a splendid one in green paisley by the way. Would look smashing on tweeds.

Prosit!

My copy of Taste off to Canada tomorrow. So well done.

What’s a pocket square? A Maltese handkerchief? New one on me.

I am very sure what the Christmas roast will be this year, and what to use as dripping for the spuds.

Sorry.

[Daphne – Table mats.]