There is, of course, much to think about, but for James May, it was a no-brainer where he'd rather be.
He told the publication: "It's in Wiltshire. We're heavily armed down here. People queue up at Clarkson's. There's queueing protocol going on, which I don't like. We've had this argument many times."
Rounding out the interview, The Guardian asked May who his biggest nemesis is, to which he joked: "Honestly, it’s probably Jeremy Clarkson."
"I wanted somewhere where the farmers could go," Clarkson explained of his visions for the pub. "If it's raining on a Tuesday afternoon and they can't work on their farm, they could come and have a pint and meet other farmers."
James May, on the other hand, has been in the pub business for a tad longer, having bought "half a pub" back in 2020 in a village near his home.
View oEmbed on the source websiteDuring an interview with The Telegraph, May said at the time: "I gather he [Clarkson] has realised that running a pub is actually quite expensive.
"I just like being able to say I own a pub, even though it sounds a bit naff when a famous person off the telly says that sort of thing."
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