Jeremy Clarkson has thrown in the towel and decided to give up a major part of his career after admitting the one thing he refuses to do “for as long as he lives”Charlotte Everett Showbiz Reporter and Bekka Barnard TV & Showbiz Reporter09:16, 30 Jun 2025Updated 09:51, 30 Jun 2025Jeremy Clarkson has declared he’s “done”.The former Top Gear host has decided to give up any future entrepreneurial ventures after struggling with his pub business. The TV presenter is finding it challenging to run his pub, The Farmer’s Dog, which he purchased in Asthall back in July 2024.Despite success with his 1000-acre Diddly Squat Farm and accompanying shop, Jeremy has found the pub business to be a different story. The boozer’s journey is featured in the latest series of Clarkson’s Farm, but Jeremy has admitted he’s not rushing to purchase another one any time soon.In an interview with The Times, Jeremy stated: “I’m done with business now. I am not starting another business as long as I live. I don’t understand it and am not motivated by money. I just want a good craic.”The former Top Gear host has been documenting his journey as a pub landlord in his series and revealed the amusing reason behind why he named the pub The Farmer’s Dog. In one episode, Jeremy is seen reading through paperwork related to the pub’s purchase and discovers that the surrounding Oxfordshire area is a popular spot for people to engage in public sex, reports the Mirror.Jeremy opened The Farmer’s Dog back in August 2024(Image: More