James May expresses aversion to various activities, including skydiving and agricultural work. His ambivalence towards broccoli frustrates others as he reflects on food preferences. He discusses a rudimentary experiment with water flow at the equator, illustrating his curiosity about the world. May disdains sandwiches and pizza as crisis food, indicating a preference for more appealing meals. He highlights a multi-part YouTube series on outdated sandwich fillings, emphasizing the nostalgic exploration of past culinary trends. He definitively prefers his own pub in Wiltshire over Clarkson's during a hypothetical zombie apocalypse.
James May expresses a distaste for many activities, stating, "I’m not too fussy about food... I’m making a series on YouTube called Sarnies of the 70s, where we dig up these terrible old fillings like Spam and Branston pickle." He regards sandwiches as efficient but undesirable crisis food and emphasizes a preference for his pub in Wiltshire over Clarkson's during a zombie apocalypse.
Reflecting on trivialities, May asks, "Why does the water flow anticlockwise down the plug hole in Australia but clockwise in the UK?" and mentions a boring experiment at the equator regarding water flow and matchsticks, indicating a pragmatic view of life and curiosity.
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