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This programme contains some strong language.

SIREN WAILS

Police have been called to a reported break-in

at an exclusive villa.

There's an alarm going off,

and there's been a man seen

lurking around a property.

INDISTINCT SHOUTING

They've arrested a man they suspect of trying to burgle the villa.

The police think another man could still be inside.

They can't find any other suspects.

The man arrested is

We just received a call of someone is inside a house with a knife.

We have a few robberies like this every week.

We need somewhere to put the aerial artists. OK.

Ibiza is elevating.

No longer just a party island,

but a playground for celebrities and the super-rich...

ALL: Cheers!

..where everyone wants a taste of luxury.

When you see more, you want more.

In a couple of days, they can make over a million euros.

It's not as nice as mine, but it's still very nice.

HE CHUCKLES

From the streets...

The police have found something called pink cocaine.

..where insiders know the island's secrets.

This drug business comes with violence.

Get on the floor!

If you don't want to be shot, don't go to the war.

Going behind the scenes

You need to know somebody that knows someone.

..and what's at stake for the Brits who flock here.

Are you fearful that this could be the future of Ibiza?

We're going to Cap Martinet area.

wealth congregates on the island.

I'm meeting up with Marcus again,

who provides private security to his rich and famous clients.

He says Ibiza's ultra-luxury villas are now targets for criminals.

so much money to stay up here.

Yeah.

These villas are high-end.

50 to 150,000 euros a week.

And we've had first-hand experience of cleaning ladies

who have been approached by criminal gangs

in return for leaving windows unlocked.

It's worth 1,000 euros.

Because there are maybe half a million euros' worth of watches,

jewellery, you know, even the girlfriend's clothes in

couple hundred thousand euros' worth

of designer label items there.

We're seeing villa robberies adding up to three,

three-and-a-half million euros' worth of items.

That's a small price to pay

What's interesting is that there's a few villas just up the road,

and you can see such a huge array of pictures,

and basically floor plans of the entire villa,

and what it looks like on

You know, it feels like the worst thing you can do here is advertise

your presence, if you're wealthy - yet it's plastered online.

That's right.

We live in an age where all information is easily available.

these criminal experts will run circles around you.

And that is what's happening. Mm-hm.

And...action.

Hi, I'm Alice, and today, I'll be giving you a tour of this

ten-bedroom house in Roca Llisa.

Socials like Alice's are now the shop windows

to this glamorous world.

As you can see, it's got a nice outdoor dining area here.

Where people once wanted privacy,

many now flaunt their wealth online.

there are hundreds of posts showing sports cars and champagne,

making us all want a slice of the high life.

Downtown in San Antonio,

I've noticed that the market for Brits wanting a taste of luxury

Hi, Tony!

Hi, Zara. Hi, how are you?

How are you, darling? Nice to see you.

Tony Truman wants to show me his candy-coloured hotel.

This place is all about giving

for their glamorous Instagram moments.

I actually stayed here in 2019 for, like, over a week.

It's like a real, kind of, like, influencer spot.

We just wanted to create something

out there, little bit shocking.

And we've got our mannequins there.

Yeah.

"Disco orgy", as they're calling it.

Disco orgy.

A room here in July costs at least 250 euros a night.

HE CHUCKLES

It's not exactly cheap,

but Tony's monetising the middle ground,

while his guests' socials give him marketing for free.

The Vespas. I've got photos on the Vespas.

The Vespas are very famous.

people love it.

Have you seen this?

Ibiza, always full of little hidden surprises.

OK. I'm excited. Does it work? HE CHUCKLES

Let's hope your lift's working, eh?

Oh! The party don't stop.

..the disco lift.

Thank you so much! After you. SHE LAUGHS

Which floor are we going to? Third?

Third floor. So, we have a disco lift.

I personally think a lot of the places are outpricing themselves.

You know, I think social media,

everyone wants the biggest bottle on their table, or champagne shows.

You know, we're guilty of it,

for offering all of those things.

But, you know, you can come out here for the day and spend

100 euros, but feel like a sort of millionaire experience. Yeah.

Tony's bookings are up,

the boom in Ibiza's luxury image.

So, you've got a lovely view from here.

This, as you can see in the distance there,

that's all the land that we're hoping to expand into.

and these villas into part of

the Wi-Ki-Woo experience. Oh, amazing.

And then, we'll apply for permission to go up another two levels here.

Tony's confident he'll get his planning permission.

Bye!

Ibiza's desire to elevate.

MUSIC: The Sea by Morcheeba

It's a sunny July day,

and I'm heading to Cala Gracio Beach, near San Antonio.

I've just arrived at this incredible beach.

When you think of Ibiza, I feel like THIS is what do you think of.

Ibiza's councils are keen to attract the higher-end family clientele.

At the forefront of efforts to upgrade the island's image

are the police.

I wonder if that's them, on the jet-skis!

What a great job.

Hello!

Hi.

I mean, it feels like the most beautiful place

in the world to work.

Do you enjoy your job?

Oh, it's very hot!

MUSIC: Snake Blood by Leftfield

There are more than 80 beaches on Ibiza's coastline -

and traditionally, they've been an essential for the party crowd.

These patrols are designed to help

Gracias.

Police report that arrests and antisocial behaviour are down,

so something's working.

But there's one part of the island

that's proving resistant to Ibiza's upgrade.

It's 11pm -

and I'm in San Antonio's West End.

This is the cheapest part of the island,

filled with British pubs and free-flowing drinks

for holidays on a budget.

Flicking through Ibiza's socials,

Who's been top shagger?

His content sells a very different side to Ibiza.

Hi! Hello! How you doing? Hello, nice to meet you.

I'm a hugger. Nice to meet you.

You OK? Hello! Hi, lovely to meet you.

Tell me, what is your plan for this evening?

So, we'll go and just interview some people in the West End,

and basically just chat

There's always, like, a good laugh around here late at night,

so hopefully there's a few people out that are willing to chat.

The council has said bars must close by 3am,

and it's banned happy hours and

But there are still plenty of volunteers willing to talk to Faris.

So, are you going to do your videos here, on the strip? Yeah.

So, when I try doing this now outside venues and events

they don't like it,

because they don't want drunk people saying things

that'll make the venue look bad. Oh, really?

But, cos I don't really work with anyone in the West End,

Excuse me! Excuse me! Mate!

Yeah, he looks like a good one! Get him! Mate, mate!

Excuse me, mate.

Tell us a funny story.

Er, I don't speak English. No?

This is definitely not the kind of place that I'd be getting

my Instagram content, but you know.

How do you find the people to be in your videos?

I won't post content unless it's going to be feral, like,

If people are shitfaced and it's peak time,

and it's busy down here,

there's no limit to what you can hear.

Oh, my God. And I'm talking, like, sometimes we, like, think,

Really? Yeah.

"I caught chlamydia."

"My ex-girlfriend" - some guy was like,

"Yeah, I've cheated on my girlfriend three times out here,

"and I don't even care.

Like, they don't - it's mad, the amount of shit I hear.

Like, girls jumping in front of me like, "I had a threesome last night!

"I got spit-roasted in my hotel room!"

I've had an email two days ago on

I recently done with a girl,

talking about all the sexual shit she got up to on holiday.

Her mum saying, "My daughter's made an absolute prat of herself,

"can you please remove that TikTok?

"Her whole family has seen it,

Did you take it down?

I'm now in the middle of debating with the media team about

what we should do about it.

But it is what it is, man.

Yeah. Don't say dumb shit.

Was she drunk?

always drunk out here.

But they just let out the truth, don't they?

And they give consent on camera to tell their stories

and share it with the world.

Knowing the power of social media,

But you carry on doing what you're doing anyway?

Well, I'm creating - I'm just telling the stories.

I'm just voicing what people are doing.

The fact that I've got a microphone

are saying and doing with the world, do you know what I mean?

HE LAUGHS

What is that face?

What is that face? How long you been here?

I've literally been here for a day,

What happened? What has happened?

I told someone to go wash their balls,

cos they smelled like cheese, you know?

For me, I think I expected a lot less people to want to just be

their wild sex experiences,

or craziest stories.

But they actually were very keen to talk about those things.

We need to find out who you've been shagging.

I've been shagging everyone, mate.

No, I've got a girlfriend. You got a girlfriend?

He's got a girlfriend, but he's been shagging and fucking everyone!

What is interesting is that some people come to this island

to have a good time -

and other people are coming here because it benefits their careers.

They're coming here, like Faris, to make the most of

the opportunities that this island brings.

So, it feels like there's a kind of

of people on this island right now.

I'm coming to understand they're both Brand Ibiza -

the old, and the new upgraded, side-by-side.

Well, it was so nice to meet you. Yeah, and you, really nice.

it was nice to meet you.

Yeah, nice to meet you. And I'll see you guys soon.

Yeah, speak soon. See you later. Bye.

With peak season approaching,

the island is starting

..and bars and restaurants bursting at the seams.

Over the coming weeks,

more than 400,000 holiday-makers will be here.

The wealthy and the VIPs,

and the young 24-7 partygoers on a budget.

this morning,

because I'm doing my favourite thing -

looking at pictures of myself.

I've spotted Liv and Belle on my socials.

They're reps for Party Hard Travel,

which sells holiday clubbing

as 125 euros a week.

Hi! Are you OK? Hiya. How are you? I'm good. Hi.

Lovely to meet you. You, too.

Shall we go somewhere we can chat? Yeah.

I'm 19. I'm 22.

Oh, my gosh, you are young!

THEY LAUGH

Have you girls been enjoying it so far? Yeah.

Been having a lot of fun.

Obviously, like, getting used to

cos neither of us have, like, done this before.

Just been, like, chucked out in Ibiza and it's, like, "Roam free".

Yeah, literally! Yeah, yeah.

So, but, like, you've got to be switched on with it.

you're doing, where you're going,

cos otherwise, it does catch up on you and they do find out. Yeah.

Oh, really? Yeah, they do.

They're always watching us. They are always watching us.

holiday-makers a week in Ibiza.

Part of Liv and Belle's job is to take care of them,

day and night.

So, talk me through the process of getting this job.

It was really tough. Like,

and I think there was only, like, 24 reps that got it.

Yeah. So, it is really tough.

So, there's lots of different reps across the island,

or is this across, like, Europe?

No, so there's two...

Oh, wow!

You must've been so happy when you got the job. Yeah.

Literally, so happy.

How much of your job is about posting on social media?

Social media is, like,

because it's got this glamorous image, and there's a lot of

influence work out here,

and everyone wants their nice pictures for Instagram.

But it's part of our job to show how amazing they are

guests are having.

I think, cos they buy it all online before, like,

that's why all of it is focused online.

It makes people more excited, as well, like, sat at home in,

going past videos of sunny Ibiza

and all the parties, it makes you want to go.

Hey, everyone, this is Belle here from Party Hard Travel.

Liv and Belle are showcasing the dream of an island

And I, like many others, have done the same.

We're all part of the machine that's selling the endless party.

FARIS: Welcome to O Beach.

We're here today with Party Hard Travel.

the same brand -

though in a different way.

Hello. Hello, how are you?

Good, how are you?

Lovely to see you. And you.

So, since we met properly the other day,

a bit more and seeing

what kind of content you make.

Someone might look at your social media and wonder,

how is this a career for you? How do you make a living?

I make money as a content creator,

a face or a voice for people's businesses,

whether that be a restaurant or a club, or a bar.

And they need hype, they need marketing, they need PR.

And what about the content

So, funnily enough, that controversial-style content

is more the direction I've noticed a lot of brands want to go down.

So, by creating controversial content,

that's generating more views.

reality TV on social media -

and that's the stuff that sells,

and that's the stuff that now promotes businesses.

Everyone in Ibiza moves a bit crazier than they do back home.

I don't know if it's something

they act crazier, the girls, they let more loose.

Like, everyone just goes wild, they become feral.

Like, they're more open to, like, drinking and taking drugs,

and having sex.

when they come home.

I can literally be on a camera with a mic and be like,

"What's your favourite sex position"?

And I'll have ten girls jump in the camera and just shout answers,

So, because Ibiza's like that,

it's a gold mine for content,

do you know what I mean? Yeah.

I definitely felt a bit bad for that girl on the video

that you showed me,

..was spit-roasted. Yeah.

That girl, I definitely felt a bit bad for her, because, like, that -

that kind of stuff is, like, it's permanent.

Like, it could be there forever.

Like, someone could save that and,

Well, that could be on the internet for the rest of her life.

Like, does that ever - do you ever think about stuff like that?

Like, that could even limit her, like, career opportunities or,

mental health if she keeps

seeing it pop up, if it goes viral.

Like, what could the implications for that be?

Well, why does she say it?

I mean, I'm sorry, but, like... you're the one causing this.

that video of the girl down?

Cos I know her mum did email you.

Yeah, her mum sent an email,

and then Party Hard Travel told me to just leave content up.

You see in the video, the branded microphone says "Party Hard Travel".

as I mentioned to you earlier,

is now part of their marketing plan, because it gets more numbers.

They're paying me to do that.

Like, why am I going to delete that

and go against the people who are

I've been thinking about Faris's content

and where you draw the line for the sake of a piece of marketing.

ON PHONE: And she got spit-roasted in the room!

CHEERING

about is still on his feed.

I wonder whether he doesn't want to take it down

because it's only been up, like, six days,

so it still has the capacity of going viral.

harmless things on social media.

But when it could have real, long-lasting effects

on someone's life, I think that you need to re-evaluate

whether it's really worth it.

Like, is a viral video really worth

I'm not too sure.

I'm in Portmany Bay.

Dozens of expensive yachts are dotted along the coastline.

I've bagged a spot here before it gets too busy.

Ibizan summers attract some of

all wanting privacy, while still enjoying a slice of

the island's elite brand.

So, I found this pap on Instagram.

He is on the island.

Literally today he's put new photos of Shakira,

of Ed Sheeran.

Oh, and there's Lionel Messi.

He definitely gets around.

So, I've got his phone number here,

and I'm going to give him a call

and see if I can arrange to meet him.

Hello, Cari!

were free to chat at all.

PHONE CHIMES

He's replied!

He just messaged me back.

I said, "What are you doing now"?

And he said, "Looking for Shakira's house".

"Have you got any photos yet?"

He said, "No".

Hasn't got any photos yet.

I've never been sure what to make of the paparazzi in Ibiza,

but I know they're key to promoting the island's image

as THE place to be.

SHE LAUGHS

I said, "Who's next to photograph in Ibiza"?

He goes, "Zara McDermott - do you know her?

"Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha."

SHE LAUGHS

He said, "Nah, George Russell, F1 driver".

Fair enough.

SHE CHUCKLES

So, are there lots of celebrities round here?

Yes, of course.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Mick Jagger, Jade Jagger.

Right now? Now.

Amazing.

I've tracked down Cari, the paparazzi, and convinced him

to take me celeb-spotting.

For Zara.

Thank you so much! Thank you.

That's so kind. Come on, let's go.

I definitely wasn't expecting him to be so young.

I guess just, like, the paps I've come across in the past have been,

kind of, a bit weird and creepy, maybe.

But he's definitely not weird or creepy.

So, where are we going now?

Ah, Cala Jondal, the restaurant in the... Who's there?

I-I don't know exactly, only looking.

Oh, OK. Only looking.

Hopefully Leonardo DiCaprio.

Oh, how do you get this information?

HE CHUCKLES

So, he is...

Oh, my gosh, so you can track his actual boat, which is crazy.

No. I didn't know you could do that.

It's not crazy for you, you do this every day.

It's crazy for me.

We're heading for a classic Ibizan beach club,

a favourite spot for celebrities

where the starting price for

They're already fully booked for the summer.

Let's go. Let's go.

Just here.

Cari wants to keep things as discreet as possible.

OK, he thinks he's seen somebody.

Oh, I see.

Is she not worth taking a photo of?

Nothing?

SHE LAUGHS

So, there was no-one? No.

No?

Can you give me an idea of the higher end of

with some kind of exclusive photos?

So, you are having to kind of fight for the most exclusive photo

you can get, because people are posting everything on social media?

Yeah.

DISTANT DANCE MUSIC

paparazzi when they're at the top

of thousands of Instagram feeds.

For travel rep Liv, a perk of the job is a backstage pass

to Party Hard events.

Today, she's meeting British garage icon Craig David.

nice to meet you.

Yeah, it was amazing!

So lovely. So lovely.

Best experience ever.

My mum's going to be so happy. It's crazy.

Celebrity and social media seems to be the universal language in Ibiza.

I'm sorry, I've got my little backpack.

THEY LAUGH

Searching for what's driving the celebrity culture here

tends to lead you to one man - Wayne Lineker.

It's time to pick which dream doll

When I first arrived, I knew almost nobody except Wayne.

And it turns out, he knows everyone.

And if you want to know which celebrity is in town,

you only need to check Wayne's Instagram.

Ah! Ahh!

Wayne Lineker is a British success story in Ibiza,

in terms of, like, the entrepreneur world.

I do see how he could be perceived as, like,

a controversial character, for sure.

I don't think he's said

and the best things about, you know, only wanting

a girlfriend under 30,

and talking really openly about sex with people.

You know, I think he's just one of those people that just

And he's got the luxury to be able to do that,

because of the businesses and the kind of empire that he's built.

He owns Lineker's Bar and nearby O Beach in San Antonio.

Is this your first - the first

In Ibiza, yeah. Oh, wow.

And O Beach, how far is it from here?

It's, like, 500 metres.

You must party every single day.

Most days.

Do you see yourself, like,

Absolutely.

I'll be going in Ocean on my Zimmer frame when I'm 95.

SHE LAUGHS

"Oi, selfie."

You know what I mean? I will.

You obviously started this

I think social media's played a huge part in that.

Ocean Beach blew up on Instagram. It just completely blew up.

And, without social media, we would never be what we are today.

celebrity and you're famous,

like, in your own right.

Do you like that side of things?

Like, I enjoy it to a certain extent.

It gets me, you know, a lot of benefits.

I enjoy the attention,

Yeah, yeah.

Especially from the females.

SHE LAUGHS

Ladies' man. Absolutely.

But, in terms of, like, your socials, some people might look at

your social media and have opinions,

Mm-hm.

You know, there was, like, an advert for a girlfriend,

and you pushing someone in a pool and, you know,

there are things that people may raise their eyebrows at.

I've changed my social

I mean, we're going back five years ago to

I pushed the girls in the pool,

and 95% of the public thought it was fun,

but the other 5% of the public were against it,

feminism and all that.

We have brand managers that look after the branding,

make sure, you know, I'm not posting the wrong things and, you know,

she's on my back all the time. Oh, really?

So, you have a brand manager?

I still do the odd funny post. Why not? Yeah.

But you expose yourself to social media,

you have to take the consequences sometimes.

Yeah. And just learn from

Wayne's an influential guy

and runs some of the most successful venues on the island.

But these days, it seems even he has to conform to Brand Ibiza.

DANCE MUSIC PLAYS

I've been here several weeks now,

at a nonstop party.

The vast majority of British tourists say they come to Ibiza

for the music and the clubs,

and no-one wants to miss out.

On the San An Strip, travel rep Liv is meeting

So, it'll work out that that today, you'll do O Beach, then Eden.

Thursday, you'll do the boat, and then, Sunday Amnesia.

Does that work out OK? Perfect.

Oh, just be careful you

Loads of our guests have been robbed.

Liv's job is to be available to Party Hard travellers at all hours,

and deal with any problems.

So, obviously, as a company,

we do take guest welfare

Like, that is my, like, main job really, on the island.

So, with our guests, first-hand,

we see so many things that go wrong.

Problems like health problems,

things with drugs, arguments.

We see it all, so, like,

we are the first point of contact for them.

Having beaten thousands of people to be here,

Liv is starting to see the reality of the party.

You do see a lot out here, even just being here as a worker.

have seizures,

we've seen people reveal themselves.

Like, you definitely see it all.

Yeah, I'm just kind of here for your, like, welfare almost.

So, yeah, if you have any other questions about Ibiza

just let me know.

The only thing I can't really sort you out with is drug numbers,

so don't ask me for that, cos I'm not helping you,

you can find that on your own.

Erm, so, yeah.

SHE CHUCKLES

they've, like, hurt themselves,

or, like, overdoses, dealing with that has definitely been stressful,

because I - all the times when something like that's happened,

I've been at other events, dealing with other things.

that I'm giving them attention,

and also giving other people attention.

It definitely is tougher than I thought it would be.

Liv is clocking off for now...

..but the party goes on.

is always open for business.

It's interesting, cos when I've posted that I'm in Ibiza,

I've actually had people messaging me, offering me drugs.

It's interesting how people are actually using social media

It's not just something that you find on the street,

down a back alley.

It's actually...on your Instagram,

you know, it's right in front of you.

For so long, drugs have been seen as an essential part

whether you're a VIP or a budget tourist -

and dealing is big business.

To see what that means on the front line,

I'm heading out on an evening shift

with the local police in San Antonio.

here for ten years.

I grew up in San Antonio, I know exactly what there is here,

the type of tourists there are. Yeah, sure.

As I'm half English, I just understand, say,

of the British tourists.

RADIO CHATTER

Watch out, guys.

SIREN BLARES

Tomas and his team are on a patrol of mostly British tourists

on San An's beachfront.

Excuse me.

on this part of the floor,

off the pathway, so the kids and that can't see it, can't get it.

Oh, yeah, that's absolutely fine. Thank you.

Thanks for letting me know.

Same with you guys,

There's so many people, it feels like it's quite hard

to spot anything... untoward that's going on.

The council is clamping down on drugs possession.

It's part of their strategy to clean

Are you carrying any more drugs on your, sir?

I didn't have any drugs last night. Right, don't move.

I'll just check your pockets, all right?

INDISTINCT CHATTER

Do you want to come with us?

got searched here,

we found a small bag of MDMA. Right, OK.

He said it was from last night, they didn't even know he had it.

But anyway, we have to obviously take it off him and...

Do you have to write a report? Yeah, he gets a report.

If it's a first-time offender for carrying drugs,

it's a 600 euro fine.

The young British guy didn't say where he bought the drugs,

Have you arrested any young Brits selling drugs over here?

Yes.

Normally, they stay off the streets.

You don't see them on a corner selling drugs.

You'll catch them over social media on an Instagram account,

You know, what's interesting is that when I've posted that

I'm in Ibiza, in the past, I will, hands down, get ten messages

from random accounts being like,

"WhatsApp me if you want drugs".

Yeah, obviously we've seen

There was one case where we just stopped a gentleman

and we found about eight pills,

MDMA pills. Yeah.

And, as I'm looking at his mobile,

some messages kept popping up from

"What have you got? What prices have you got?"

And we went back to the hotel,

and at the hotel, out of his room,

he just pulled out about 1,600 pills.

Do you know what happened to him after?

He was in jail probably about three or four years.

It's 9 o'clock in the morning,

and Ibiza Town Square is quiet.

But online, the dealers are already open for business.

A lot of them are advertising

as Ibiza Balloons, Balloons Ibiza.

Essentially, what they're advertising is nitrous oxide.

The nitrous oxide is a good gateway into letting people know

that you have supplies.

I mean, this account says,

with a horse emoji - so I can only assume that means ketamine.

A lot of them only want to be contacted on WhatsApp,

and I think that's because you can delete the messages a lot easier

than you can on Instagram.

You could never find out who's behind these accounts.

I'm going to message these dealers

to see if any of them will meet me.

I don't wanna miss

It's 11, and the night is just getting started

for most of the island's clubs.

Hi. OK, that's fine.

I'm just five minutes away.

OK, see you soon.

Travel rep Belle,

one of the poster girls for Party Hard Travel,

is working late.

have to be available for everyone.

24-hour job.

I was hoping you'd walk over.

What's your name? Hi, I'm Belle. Hi! I'm Hannah.

OK, there you go.

You'll get there about 12,

No, I'm not coming tonight.

Are you not? Sorry, guys!

Why are you not coming? I'll pay for you.

Oh, I know, I get it for free anyway, but...

Why are you not coming?!

cos I'm... Why?

I'm out, like, every night, so...

I think this will be your bus,

but they'll probably shout "Amnesia".

First nights on holidays, people just go a bit crazy.

Those girls were asking if I was going to come.

They wanted me to, because really, I am sort of part of the,

like, the party package.

Cos it's like someone going out to look after you if anything

with you and, like, hype you up.

But I'll see them all on the boat party tomorrow, as well,

so at least I'll redeem myself there.

Have fun tonight. Bye!

It's late.

I feel a bit nervous.

I don't know, I feel like this is a really weird meeting point.

Erm...

It's very...not Ibiza.

This is not a part of Ibiza that I've seen before.

Ever since I was messaged

I've been trying to track down one of the island's dealers.

Knowing what I know,

a lot of these drug dealers are attached to organised crime,

and there's not just one of them.

They come in big groups and big gangs,

and now, I'm...slightly fearful.

PHONE CHIMES

"I'll meet you in the tunnel, so I can see you are alone."

Watch out, guys.

SIREN BLARES

Are you listening to me?

Come on, girls, work it!

I'm living the high life.

That's like a footballer wage.

The dangerous thing now is the villas.

SHOUTING