Nooooo it’s fine honey, money isn’t an issue for me, it’s just that I’m what’s known in the UK as a tight Yorkshireman, that’s how copper wire came to be, 2 Yorkshiremen fighting over a penny. 
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Got to be proper Yorkshire tea, with some biscuits to dip. 
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Now i know more about the Yorkshire folks thanks to the bloody video
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There’s your first mistake, you used the word the! We never ever say the, if we are going to ‘the’ shop, we say "off t shop. Or if we’re going to eat our favourite meal, fish and chips with mushy peas, served on newspaper, yes newspaper, we say I’m off t chippy for once with scraps. 
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As long as I can put the word bloody in the bloody right spot, I think ill fit in
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By eck thas not bloody wrong lad, that’s proper Yorkshire, and don’t bloody forget it or I’ll set mi whippets on thi.
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Hehe, thanks for the laughs!! This community is really the sunshine in my day a lot of times! 
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Aye lad, tha’s rate. (Fellow Yorkshire lass o’er 'ere).
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Eyup lad, how’s tha diddling?
Fair to t’middlin’. 'Ow’s thee?
Fair t’middlin tha means, don’t say ‘to’ rand arr way 
where’s tha from?
Ee a’s been darn sarth for t’ long. Hail from yonder Sheff’ld.
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Nice to see others from glorious county of Yorkshire xD
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S’thern softees got tha calin like those soft arses.
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Wheres tha from? I’m a Leeds lad, ALAW, MOT.
Sorry, us Yorkshire folk have hijacked this thread with our nonsense.
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Hope you don’t feel cold like the southern softees do couldn’t believe it when I was down in London everyone with big coats on I was there in bloody shorts xD
Not far from uresen to be fair. From wakie