Sean talks about how he got into the repossession industry, getting back a French Foreign Legion bloke's car and talks about his very first repo.

Sean talks about fighting an infamous Southampton family and finishes off with a comical tale about a Welshman, a sheep and one of his repo agents.

Sean talks about going up against a showman to get a fairground ride back and then being cornered in a house by a man with a knife.

Sean talks about visiting a doorman's house and why he steered away from employing doormen and then tells the tale of a black man getting racially abused by the police.

Sean tells a harrowing story of a man who left his kid home alone and then the bizarre things you find in peoples cars on late night repos.

Sean talks about how racial abuse works both ways and tells the compelling story about how its always good to check the surrounding area when the car isn't on someone's drive.