Four in a Bed

The B&B owners discover the exact amount they have been paid, learning the final figure for their services. Charles and Lisa Hooper, who run the Forest Garden Shovelstrode yurt glamp‑site, confront the low scores for their performance assigned to them by James.

The broadcast titled aired on Friday 16 June 2017 as an episode of a programme series. It is listed simply as a programme of the episode genre, with no further production details supplied. In this installment, the owners of a bed‑and‑breakfast learn the exact amount they have been paid for their services. Meanwhile, Charles and Lisa Hooper, who run the yurt‑based glamping site known as Forest Garden Shovelstrode, are confronted with the low scores they have received from a reviewer called James. The episode follows both parties as they react to the financial and evaluative feedback they are given. The segment places the B&B proprietors and the Hoopers side by side, allowing viewers to see how each group deals with the outcomes of their respective assessments. The B&B owners’ discovery of their payment figures and the Hoopers’ meeting with James’s criticism form the core of the narrative, highlighting the practical and emotional responses to monetary and rating information. Overall, “Payment Day” offers a concise look at how small‑scale hospitality operators handle the realities of earnings and public appraisal, presenting both the monetary revelation for the B&B and the score‑related confrontation for the Forest Garden Shovelstrode team.