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Raymond Price
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Raymond told the Joinees that his car has broken down and he needed to get back to Teignmouth, Devon. The Joinees duly stumped up £38 and Raymond happily posed for photos and recorded a thankyou into the dictaphone we had.
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Raymond told the Joinees that his car has broken down and he needed to get back to Teignmouth, Devon. The Joinees duly stumped up £38 and Raymond happily posed for photos and recorded a thankyou into the dictaphone we had. It transpired that this was a scam on Mr Price's part, and that he had been practicising this particular con for many decades. This resulted in the setting up of the Raymond Price Fund For Keeping Raymond Price Out Of Trouble (or RPFFKRPOOT for short(er)) and a number of attempts to track the old rogue down in the capital at Raymond Price Pub Crawls. It should be noted that some people disapprove of this event, because if we ever actually found him it might be thought of as harassing him. The 2007 event has been cancelled. There *have* been subsequent sightings of Mr Price by joinees - perhaps most memorably when Joinee Atkinson spotted him near Trafalgar Square while conducting an open-top-tourist-bus trip, and informed the gathered visitors from across the seas that "Fuck Me! That's Raymond Price!" Another joinee was also approached by Mr Price on a railway station. Mr Price had apparently lost his wallet and wondered if the Joinee could help him with the cost of his ticket home. Rather uncharitably the Joinee in question laughed in his face, but *was* able to update Mr Price on his minor celebrity status, and indeed took his photo standing next to the man on his mobile phone.