The Hoover that Upped: A Glimpse into James May's Tesla
As we began our inspection of James May's Tesla, it was clear that this car had seen its fair share of adventures. The interior, particularly the cup holders, revealed a tale of neglect and abandonment. "They've got lots of what looks like dead skin in them," our narrator observed wryly, implying that these cup holders had never been cleaned. Furthermore, the presence of discarded wrappers and tissue boxes hinted at a lack of attention to detail.
The portal to the snack compartment was another area that needed attention. The wrapper for Melton Mulberry pork pies remained intact, while the wrapper from James May's own Honda poems was noticeably absent. However, as our narrator noted with amusement, it seemed that James May had consumed some McDonald's tissue, suggesting a rather peculiar snacking habit.
Next, we found James May's beloved "little Honda," which he affectionately referred to as his "purple 90cc two valves only." The poem book attached to the car, titled "Honda poems lady bird," revealed a more introspective side of James May. It was clear that this car had become an extension of himself, and its contents were a reflection of his personality.
As we delved deeper into the Tesla's interior, it became apparent that our task was not only to clean the car but also to address various issues that needed attention. The wheels, which had been refurbished at Reinventing the Wheel just over the road in Tewksbury, were particularly noteworthy for their unique curvature. "They're some of the worst curved pill designs I've ever seen," our narrator observed wryly.
With the polishing process underway, we could see the Tesla's paint job taking shape. The car was finally beginning to look its best, with a gleaming finish that highlighted its sleek design. As we waited for James May's return, we couldn't help but wonder what had been going on during his time away. The mention of India and Mauritania hinted at some exotic adventures, but the true extent of his travels remained a mystery.
Upon James May's return, it was clear that he had missed the car dearly. "You're back," our narrator said with a smile. As we examined the car's exterior, we found that all major issues had been addressed. The wheels, in particular, had been refurbished to perfection, and the paint job was now spotless. However, there was one final task remaining – finding the missing toothpick with some paint on it.
As James May took his Tesla for a spin, it was clear that he had grown attached to the car's unique quirks. The whispering about foreign adventures and camping in Mauritania hinted at a more laid-back approach to life. And as we watched him drive off into the sunset, it seemed that this little Honda was finally home.
The Return of James May's Tesla
As we waited for James May's return, we couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement. The car had been cleaned and refurbished, and now it was time to see what our host had in store for us. As he arrived, it became clear that James May had missed his Tesla dearly.
"India," our narrator said wryly, referencing the popular travel destination. "Everything that everybody ever says about India is absolutely true – noisy, colorful, chaotic, exhausting, but pretty wonderful." This sentiment was echoed by James May himself, who revealed that he had indeed spent some time in India and Mauritania during his travels.
The main topic of discussion revolved around the Tesla's maintenance issues. "Two weeks ago we found out that it needed a few jobs," our narrator explained. "One is a proper polish all over, and then the second one is getting the wheels refurbished." The wheels, particularly on the passenger side, were in dire need of attention.
As James May settled back into his car, it became clear that he had grown quite attached to its quirks. He chuckled about the "big free large bet" that was now parked by the Rover, and acknowledged that some aspects of his travels had been more eventful than others.
One particularly amusing anecdote centered around a WhatsApp message from James May himself. It appeared that he had left a carton of milk in the car's boot during a shopping trip, only to forget about it until much later. The use-by date on the carton was Christmas Eve, suggesting that James May might have been more than a little distracted at the time.
The final piece of business involved sorting out some loose ends – or rather, missing parts. A small toothpick with paint on it had gone missing, and our narrator confessed that they were not entirely sure who was to blame for this oversight. However, as James May took his Tesla for another spin, it seemed that the car was finally complete.
As we bid farewell to James May's Tesla, it became clear that this little Honda had become an extension of its owner. The quirks and imperfections were all part of its charm, and it was clear that James May would miss it dearly during his travels.