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Brother from Another Mother: My Mate Phil

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Some people come into your life by pure chance, and some stay in it by pure loyalty. That’s exactly how I’d sum up my mate Phil. We first crossed paths back in 2014 on the Renault Owners Club Facebook page. I had a Megane at the time, and Phil was the proud owner of a Scenic. Just two blokes chatting about their cars online - nothing unusual, really. But somehow, that random conversation turned into a genuine, lifelong friendship. From day one, we just clicked. No drama, no egos, just an instant mutual respect and shared sense of humour. What started as a few casual posts and comments quickly evolved into proper chats, and before I knew it, Phil had become one of the most important people in my life. In the years that followed, we’ve been through a lot - separately and together. Life hasn’t always been easy, but Phil has always been there. Not just on the good days, when it’s easy to be someone’s mate, but on the tough ones too. When things got heavy, when I didn’t know where to turn...

Welcome to the Chaos That Is My Brain (You’ve been warned)

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Right then. Let’s get one thing out the way from the off - I’m not trying to sell you anything. There’s no hidden agenda here, no secret brand deal, and I’m definitely not one of those online gurus who reckons you can make six figures by breathing differently. I’m just a Merthyr boy, born in Merthyr and raised in Abercanaid with a head full of thoughts, ideas, and general nonsense that refuses to stay quiet. This blog is basically me, shouting into the void. It’s not themed, curated, or market-tested. I’m not rich, not famous, and not trying to turn any of this into a business. I’m just a muppet with a keyboard who likes thinking about how things could be better, whether it’s the local area, the world at large, or just the queue system in Greggs. Now, full disclosure: most of my best ideas usually come while I’m doing something completely unrelated, waddling around with the dogs, trying to fix something that isn’t broken, or listening to one of the kids explain Minecraft to me for t...