25/09/2012 EastEnders


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It's possible she's going by Janine Butcher.

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-But she could be using a pseudonym.

-Friends? Relatives?

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Not really. There's a list, but I doubt that lot'd help her.

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What about properties, places she'd go?

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Very organised.

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I want to find her.

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I'll start looking.

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Good. Find anything, let me know.

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So pretty, ain't ya?

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Well, well, well.

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Come on. Whee! Yes.

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Shouldn't you be at work? Oh, Tam?

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Isn't your new chef starting today?

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I'm taking a step back.

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Mmm... Your idea?

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Joint decision. Pretty standard, really.

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One partner handles day to day operations,

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and the other takes a broader view.

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Ah. And what does your mother say about that?

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I haven't really told Mum about this...

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cos, you know, she tends to "help out".

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-My head.

-I know. I know.

-What was in that rum?

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Good morning! How are we today?

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-I'm just leaving.

-Oh no, please! Don't be silly.

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-Come and join us for some breakfast.

-No.

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I insist on it. I'll cook you anything you like.

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-She's got to get Amy.

-Amy? Of course! You're a mother.

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I don't know how that slipped my mind. Off you go then.

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Go and tell your lovely,

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impressionable daughter how wonderful last night was.

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See ya.

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Bye.

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See ya! Thank you for coming. Visit us again soon. Love you.

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Something funny?

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'Because I'm skint.'

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If Lexi's going to need more nappies,

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I'm going to need more work.

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No more stealing, Lola.

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It's not stealing.

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Well, not any more. I'm going to buy some floor cleaner off Syed.

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And what if your Youth Offenders Officer finds out about this black market cleaning?

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Then they'll be happy.

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I've finished my community service and got a job.

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-Not a legitimate one, though.

-But if you helped me, I can get it done in half the time.

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Then there's less chance of me getting caught. But until then all I need is just...

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Sorry, sorry.

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It's Jimmy Cliff day at my old local in Ladbroke Grove.

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-I'll come with you, won't I?

-There you are.

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All right, fine. You're going to regret this, Patrick.

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I was going to cut you in

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and I could've sorted your retirement, right there.

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-I'll be back this afternoon.

-Huh?

-Youth Offenders Officer?

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I will definitely be gone for that.

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You wimp. All right, fine.

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Come on.

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-Where're you going? What about Lexi?

-I'll be ten minutes. Please, just ten minutes?

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-Please? Patrick.

-All right, all right.

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-You leave the negotiating to me, yeah?

-You winding me up?

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Excuse me, you are an amateur at this and I am a professional. Come on.

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So, tiny little baby, you hardly ever go out

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and you're still pulling the birds.

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Yeah. I saw her leaving this morning, looking very smart.

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-<

-Hello?

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Hello. In here!

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-It's not what you think. She's helping me out with something.

-I bet she is.

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Hey! What have you got all over your face?

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Where did you get chocolate from?

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From here. Didn't ya?

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Where's my chocolate?

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Right. I've got this poxy health visitor.

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-OK. Was she good?

-Yeah, she was great.

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-Jack, what's she got in her hair?

-I don't know.

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What - you didn't look?

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Rox, I got a gym to run here, ain't I?

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Pick her up Wednesday night, yeah?

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Yeah, all right.

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Come on, Ames, let's go.

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You even get home last night? You look a state.

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-Always really grateful for your feedback.

-Know his name, this one?

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Oh, don't.

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-That's our daughter you're setting an example to.

-And it's all right for you, is it?

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To bring home dolly birds every night? You're a parent as well.

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I take care of my responsibilities, don't I?

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-And I don't?

-Can you look me in the eye and tell me you feel great about yourself?

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-Yeah. See you later, Amy.

-Say bye to Daddy.

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-£2.20 a litre.

-Are you having a laugh?

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-That's cheap.

-I can get four litres for £6.50 down the cash and carry.

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Yeah, no name stuff, sure.

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Yeah, but floor cleaner's floor cleaner, ain't it?

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-All from the same factory, just different labels. Pound a litre, then.

-You're joking.

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-Any more than that, I might as well go get it myself.

-£1.50.

-£1 or nothing.

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How much do you want?

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Three boxes now, then we'll see how we get on.

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And 10% for buying in bulk, yeah?

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-No chance.

-Worth a try.

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Here y'are.

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Er, cash?

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Later on when you drop the rest.

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Syed...

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You've never been down the cash and carry before, have you?

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What did I say? Leave the negotiating to me.

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I thought you said you was skint.

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I am. But I'll sort that later.

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Offloading a bit of excess?

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Got it cheap, so why not?

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-How much did you get?

-Few boxes.

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Tam said he's taking a break.

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From the day to day stuff, yeah.

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Anyway, I've got to chat to the new chef about wedding plans.

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Christian and I are having it at the restaurant.

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-That's a really good idea.

-Yeah, best get on, so...

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Right. See you, then.

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How'd we go?

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Yeah, not bad. Had a few people in.

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We should put the machine outside in the mornings - do coffee for people going to the Tube.

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Yeah. Look into that. Good margin on takeaways.

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Also, we could, um...

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What...?

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That's it.

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All right.

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Morning! Barrel store looks good. Ever so tidy.

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There's going to be some changes.

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Oh, here he is.

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Emergency?

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I'm on my own. Thanks for your support this morning.

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She was up till half six waiting for you, you know.

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She didn't want to miss you.

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Good old Basanti. Always hating on me.

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-Well, she had a very good reason.

-You knew exactly what was going on.

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Yeah. Still. You don't have to rub her face in it.

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So is this it?

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You going to spend your day in a dingy bar?

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-Oi. First day of the coffees, give us a break.

-Too bright in the caff.

-You could help Syed.

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You don't want me anywhere near the public.

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He's got these boxes of cleaning products to sell. You could sell.

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Is this the Michael thing?

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-What Michael thing?

-I don't know.

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Syed mentioned some deal that had fallen through.

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-What deal?

-I don't know.

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What deal?

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-I don't know.

-AJ, what deal?

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Headache... Please.

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Right, I've got to go.

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-So this is how it is now, is it?

-What's that?

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You dropping Dennis off whenever you like, me baby-sitting,

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you coming and going whenever you please.

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That's how it works.

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Cooking him dinners, reading him stories.

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-Stories?

-What, you only read him one?

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We were reading a good hour, hour and a half.

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Yeah. Roger The Racehorse, My Trip To The Seaside.

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A lot of heavy stuff going in that boy's head before he could go to sleep.

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But you got there in the end. All that effort, eh?

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Yeah. For no reward.

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What did you have in mind then?

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Well, just dinner.

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-When?

-Tomorrow night.

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You got a sec?

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-I'm in the middle of something.

-Won't take long.

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Thanks, Jack. Oh, Jack?

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That proposal? I'll consider it.

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Yeah. If it's not too much trouble.

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I... I was out of order.

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Go on.

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I said some things I shouldn't have. That I didn't mean.

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I got no excuse.

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I'm not coming back to the Vic.

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You sure?

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There's too much history there. For me.

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You're doing a good job here, you know.

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Anything you want to do here during the day, as long as it breaks even, do whatever you want.

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I already am.

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Yeah, I noticed.

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I'll er...I'll leave you to it then.

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Any word from Ben?

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No.

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Phil, if you need anything, let me know. I'm here, OK? I mean it.

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Cheers.

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And Phil, be careful of that place.

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You can beat it, just be careful, yeah?

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Ah. Wedding in the restaurant is a very good idea.

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-I know, I think it's going to be really nice.

-Less organisation, too.

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You think that, but a venue does it all for you. You don't even have to ask for a cake knife.

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-You haven't got a cake knife, have you?

-No.

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Must be a nightmare with all that bleach clogging up the flat as well.

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How d'you mean?

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-That cleaning stuff Syed's selling.

-Nah, Sy's got a lock up. Work and home do not cross.

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-Syed's got a lock up?

-He has indeed. Look, I've gotta get on.

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-I'll see ya later.

-Bye.

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'Amy? Please just come in.'

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If you get dirt in that gum you're going to make it worse. Amy!

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LOUD DANCE MUSIC

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Fat Boy... Fat Boy!

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Yo. Feeling the vibe, yeah?

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Can you maybe hold off the heavier stuff till a bit later, yeah?

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I can't. I've got a shift later.

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Can you not do it at all then?

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Come on, Rox, man, I've got a gig on Friday.

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Amy!

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Rox, I swear. Gimme two minutes, I'll be done.

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Fine. Amy!

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I know we've got a fair bit, but a woman gave me a call

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about taking some of it so I have to tell her exactly how much there is.

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-OK. Can I see some ID?

-Yeah, yeah. Of course.

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Will that do?

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-Thanks. Can you lock up when you're done.

-Yeah.

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CLANGING

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A little underweight. Though she was premature, wasn't she?

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Three months.

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-Is she feeding well?

-Yep.

-Breast milk?

-No.

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So how are you two getting on?

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Fine.

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Can you pick her up for me?

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She smile at you?

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Sometimes.

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She's probably ready for the next size up in nappies, I'd say.

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Bigger nappies. Bigger nappies.

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-Yeah. Is that it?

-That's it.

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Lovely. Cheers. Thank you.

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Don't forget your book.

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He can't have shifted much from the stall last week.

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Give him a chance. The deal's only just fallen through.

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Something's not right.

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I'll talk to you later, OK.

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Mas? Talk to him.

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I'll see you at home, AJ.

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Hey. Been calling you all day.

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Yeah, I know. Sorry. I've had her to look after.

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-Can I get you a coffee? It's really good.

-No, no. I'm not going to stay.

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-How's your head?

-Awful.

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Yeah, well, you were lucky to get out when you did.

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Zainab was just warming up. Last night was fun.

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Listen, if you ever fancied it, I'm always up for a drink and a laugh.

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And I know that you are. Hey? Guadeloupe.

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Don't, don't.

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Right.

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Maybe it's better if we just...don't. Yeah?

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Right.

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I got her to look after, ain't I...?

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-What's your name again?

-Samina.

-You new?

-To your case, yes.

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What happened to the other lady?

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That doesn't matter at the moment. Are you still working?

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Yeah. When I have time.

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-And you've been sticking to your curfew?

-Yeah, I have.

-OK, that's good.

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-Your tag comes off next week so we don't want to jeopardise that.

-Yeah, if you're even here next week.

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KNOCK AT DOOR

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Lola, it's Syed.

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Are you going to get that?

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Um, nah. Don't worry. They'll go. This is more important.

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-You were saying?

-Lola? I saw you go in there.

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It's all right. Go on.

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Sorry, I'll be two secs. Just stay there.

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Lola, these are heavy!

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All right, I'm coming, I'm coming!

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Here you go. Two more boxes makes three.

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-Yeah. Can you come back later?

-I'm here now, what's the difference?

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-What's this, Lola?

-Nothing.

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Sorry, I didn't realise... I'm making a delivery. Won't be long.

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75 quid.

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-Is that floor cleaner?

-D'you want some? I'll do you a good deal.

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Why are you dropping it all off here?

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Finally. Syed, can you can take that straight to the B&B, please?

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-Sorry, what?

-Come on now, man, I can't carry all that, at my age.

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Sorry, I ordered that for the B&B, and I arranged with Syed to

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have it delivered here so I'd be around when you visit.

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You know, but with tube closures and Ladbroke Grove all that way...

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Anyhow, I'm here right now. How much I owe you, son?

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75 quid.

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75...

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That's 80. Keep the change.

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-Let's get back to it, shall we?

-Sorry, I'll be in shortly.

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-And you are?

-My apologies. Trueman. Patrick Trueman.

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Lola's responsible adult.

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Samina.

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Pleasure to meet you, me dear.

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You go in, I'll be there. Syed, leave them outside the door of the B&B. OK?

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Sure.

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Everywhere today, Dad, aren't you?

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Offloading more of that?

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Well, it looks like it.

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Thought you only had a few boxes left.

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That's what this is, it's a few boxes.

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Syed. You can tell me if there's anything's wrong.

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I can help you.

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Dad, there is nothing wrong. I've got to deliver these, and they're heavy. All right?

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Peaches. Seven...seven kilograms.

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Yeah. They're roomy. Bigger ones.

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-Get the blue brand.

-Why?

-Cos they're softer in the gusset. Got less leakage.

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Softer in the gusset. That's an interesting phrase.

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It's made me feel moist and husky. Say it again.

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Softer in the gusset.

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Amy, Amy, leave it alone, you'll make it worse.

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-You need ice for that.

-Huh?

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Cos you freeze it off and then you can just comb it out.

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How do you know that and I don't?

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Cos I'm gay.

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Yeah, you are.

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Yes, he is.

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Hi. Just got to grab some stuff for Syed.

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-Just checking you're OK for cleaning stuff.

-I think we are, yeah.

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Could do you a good deal.

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Probably all right, mate.

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Let me know if you change your mind. Yeah?

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Syed. Come and have a coffee with me.

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-I'm OK.

-Don't be silly. Two more lattes, Joey.

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-You all right?

-Yeah. Just a bit busy.

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-Doesn't that restaurant run itself?

-If you want to lose money, yeah.

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-But we're expanding, I'm trying some new stuff, so...

-Sounds exciting.

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It is exciting. It's a really exciting time for all of us.

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Still enjoying it?

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Yeah. I mean, teething problems.

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But we got a new chef, couple of tough nights.

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But other than that I love it.

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-Hey, you figured out that cleaning product thing?

-What?

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Oh. I don't know, just making conversation.

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Masood said you had cleaning stuff to get rid of or something.

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Yeah, I did.

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Sorted, yeah?

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Yeah. Look, Uncle AJ, I'm sorry. I'm really busy.

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Sorry, boss, sorry, sorry. There was a lemonade spillage downstairs.

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Had to get it all before it got all sticky and that.

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I want to redecorate up here.

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What? As in, like, completely?

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Yep. And in here. I want it all gone. Everything. Especially that thing.

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This is Kat and Alfie's home.

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What will they say when they come back?

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I don't care.

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HE DIALS NUMBER ON MOBILE

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Yeah, Boris? Syed Masood. Listen, I've changed my mind.

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You can have that stock at the price we talked about if you can come

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and get it today.

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But we agreed. I'm taking a hiding on this as it is.

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All right, get here as fast as you can. And bring a cheque.

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Whoa, look at this, Amy. It's coming out. It's all coming out.

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How clever is Michael, eh? Dinner wasn't bad either, was it?

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Yep, that's my signature dish. Oriental noodles.

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How fascinating. So tell me, Michael - how exactly did you make it?

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Oh, I'm not going to give away my secrets.

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20 minutes, 180?

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Yeah. Yeah. We do what we can, don't we?

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Yeah. We do. Right, would you like a story?

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Go get a book from your bag.

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Go on, off you go, gorgeous.

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-How cute is that child?

-I know.

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-That is the first proper dinner I've had in a month.

-No?

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Last Saturday night - not proud of this -

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last Saturday night I had two of those dirty old garlic breads

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out the Minute Mart.

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With what?

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-Half a bottle of Scotch.

-Ha!

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OK. Well, I made cupcakes for a thing at her daycare.

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See, that's baking. That is the benchmark of quality parenting. I don't have baking skills.

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But next day my lunch was leftover icing. It was rock solid.

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I had to, like, chisel it off the edge of the bowl with a knife.

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-You scumbag. How was it?

-Amazing.

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D'you ever wonder if you've just made a pig's ear out of everything?

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Are you joking? Hello?

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Today, Michael - OK, one day, just one day in my life -

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I have had Jack and that Mrs Masood woman, right,

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call me a bad mother, a slapper and a filthy mess.

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I know. You're thinking what I'm thinking.

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It's the filthy mess bit, isn't it? Cos I look all right, don't I?

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And, hold on a minute - I live with Fat Boy.

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-How did it happen?

-I don't know.

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What happened to us? What happened to us?

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Because I look back, and I look at the decisions I've made,

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and I thought they were the right ones.

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So I'm either really rubbish at making decisions,

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or I've just got bad luck.

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I probably think a bit of both.

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Have you heard from Janine?

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No, no.

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That's another cracking idea.

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Well, nothing we can do about it now. We got little people to look after, haven't we?

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I got you something.

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What? What?

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Nothing, just to say thanks for helping out.

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Hand it over then.

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Oh, dessert! Yes, nice one.

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BABY CRIES

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I'll get it, I'll get it. I'll go.

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-Sure?

-Yeah.

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Least I can do after you slaved away in the kitchen all day.

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Fine woman, Rox.

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Coming. Hold on.

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What's this?

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Just running my eye over the books.

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Syed did that last week.

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Can't hurt for someone else to take a look.

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Dinner's here!

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We can talk about this later. OK?

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Tell you, Parvez has gone to town.

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Oh, my goodness.

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I think it's basically the entire menu. He wants us to know every dish backwards.

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-Is this what we have to expect for the wedding?

-Don't start, Mum.

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I thought we could do something better than the restaurant.

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We can't afford better than the restaurant. You saw the catering quotes. Tamwar!

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-What are the books doing here?

-Just wanted to have a look at them.

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I can manage that.

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It's no problem.

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If you can follow them.

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Well, there's a lot of expenses at the moment.

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It's probably not an accurate reflection of the business

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in the long term.

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That's what I'm worried about.

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Come on. We can talk about this after dinner. Let's go.

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Tamwar!

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You know what, Sharon?

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I reckon this whole coffee thing's going to be all right.

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Here.

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What...?

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Just hang onto them. Please.

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-You all right?

-Yeah. I'm fine.

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You know what, Syed - much better than the old chef.

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He was a bit past it, I think.

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Never had any complaints.

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Superb little lamb chops.

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There was nothing wrong with him, just a bit traditional.

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Parvez is more modern, more in the direction we're going.

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How much is it going to cost, this direction?

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That's your problem, Dad. You've got no vision.

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Making any money yet?

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We will. Trust me.

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Trust you. See, that's got me into trouble in the past.

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-Masood.

-What about the cleaning products?

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-What about them?

-All the cleaning products you're trying to sell. Must have cost a fortune.

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What do you mean, "trying" to sell? He's already sold them.

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Oh, right. Did he?

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How would you know I haven't sold them?

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Well, unless, of course, you'd seen them.

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But how would you have seen them without breaking into my lock up?

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-I was just checking, that's all.

-You didn't trust your own son?

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Because he lied to me. Thousands of pounds' worth,

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stacked up to the ceiling. And paid for out of what?

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You said you'd get rid of them - and they're just sitting there, unsold.

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Well, that's not strictly true.

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That's a cleaning company in Angel. Taken the lot.

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That's just the deposit. We'll make three grand in all.

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Which I will put back into the restaurant.

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There you go.

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What do you think I've done now, Dad? Made it up?

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Forged the cheque? Do you want to come with me now?

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-We can go to Boris, we can meet him in Angel.

-Don't be silly.

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Dad, why don't you check the books? Go on.

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You won't find anything.

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-You will.

-Tamwar.

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There's a cheque missing.

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I wrote it, I don't know when, or who to.

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And I'm on top of it.

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That's why I didn't want you to check the books. Because I knew you'd find that.

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Are you happy now?

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-I think you need to apologise to your son, Masood.

-Don't worry, Mum.

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No, I think you need to apologise to him.

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I'm sorry, Syed.

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I'll never doubt you again.

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