- Good, how are you?
- Good, good, good, good.
Hang on, there's nobody in my car any more.
'Already confident about the evening's big vote,
'I called for an early opinion poll.'
What if we do this, let's say all the players go around the car that they'd prefer.
Let's try that.
LAUGHTER
I think if it was a vote between me and you, you obviously would become president.
I think it was the new Dawn.
It was the Dawn of a new day, if you will.
Oh, don't get all poetic on me, please.
Gaelic football had been a disastrous start for the Corniche.
The Dawn's flashy gadgets and the seemingly irresistible draw of a free umbrella had won people over.
But I really think they were missing the point.
See, the thing about a Rolls is you have to wait.
You have to wait long enough for time to peel back that stigma of in-your-face ostentation,
"Look at me, I'm Charlie Big Potatoes,"
to reveal a beautiful patina riven into the leather and the walnut and the paint and the very spirit and essence of the car.
'It's those more characterful things about the Corniche 'that make me love it.
'I just needed to find someone in Dingle to agree.
'Luckily, our next stop seemed more likely to go in my favour.
'We'd been challenged to a smell test.'
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