nice, fresh tree. make sure the needs aren t falling off, right, they re nice and secure. obviously, go to a reputable guy like greg s trees [laughter] a fresh tree. and then the main thing is you have to cut the bottom. some places don t do that, and we do it, of course, at greg s trees. the reason is you want the water to go up into the tree. one of the biggest problems people make is they put it in, leave it alone, hey, two the weeks later, the water s dry. it s not there anymore. rachel: i m obsessed with this. this product, you put it inside here, merchandise your stand, and the water turns to a gel. and it s safe as can be, and you put it in there and wait for a week, tush the lights off and will: the tree continues to suck up the water? it does, but it doesn t slap a rate. rachel: last year it was our teenage son s job to water the
another four weeks through some of them, suffer night anotherfour weeks for through some of them, suffer night another four weeks for them and music venues being closed. the night time industries association say the government has effectively switched the lights off for the sector. weddings can go ahead but with table service, social distancing, and n0 inside dance floor. then there are venues that are open but are hamstrung by table service, masks, social distancing. the pub sector reckons this delay will cost the industry 100 million quid a week. you can see how small the pubs are around here, so you can see why that would be the case. rebecca runs a hotel here. frustrating for you, you had a big revamp in 2019, and last year was a bit of a damp squib. hotels are not doing too badly,