Cyril demonstrates that as a car salesman, he is just as bad as he is at singing.
He has swapped one of their best cars for a clapped out hearse and given money on top. The car has a log book in gaelic as its from ireland.
It is left to Wesley to sort a bad decision. He decides to sell it to Harry Nesbit a dodgy undertaker.
Harry is only willing to pay a few quid but will throw in a tombstone meant for a snooker player.
Dolly likes the idea as Cyril's father liked to play snooker.
An episode as silly as the story that is so overcooked.
The laughs are few and far between and you have to wonder how the McGregors survive as businessmen with Cyril being so hapless.
He has swapped one of their best cars for a clapped out hearse and given money on top. The car has a log book in gaelic as its from ireland.
It is left to Wesley to sort a bad decision. He decides to sell it to Harry Nesbit a dodgy undertaker.
Harry is only willing to pay a few quid but will throw in a tombstone meant for a snooker player.
Dolly likes the idea as Cyril's father liked to play snooker.
An episode as silly as the story that is so overcooked.
The laughs are few and far between and you have to wonder how the McGregors survive as businessmen with Cyril being so hapless.