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-Mum, you know what?

-Hmmm?

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I tell you one thing about that Jacob, yeah?

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He has got good timing, you know that?

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What are you talking about?

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He saved you from having dinner with that Billy, innit?

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That's a solid favour, I'm telling you.

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Let's get one thing clear. Jacob was an unexpected interruption.

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Now that he's gone, everything goes back to normal,

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and that includes me and Billy.

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Yeah, but...

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Morning, my little stud muffin.

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Lola, don't. Please, darling.

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All right, what's wrong with you? I thought you'd be full of it

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now we've realised your love life ain't extinct.

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Well, go on then, tell me about you and Ava.

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I didn't hear you come in last night,

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you dirty little stop out, you.

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Never mind me, what happened with Sharon?

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Well, we had a chat and she's promised - well, she's sworn

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that she ain't going to take them pills again

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and I actually believe her.

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Anyway, don't change the subject. Give me the gossip on you and Ava.

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-Yeah, yeah, it went really well.

-Yeah?

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Yeah. She reckons we should do it again next week.

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See, I knew she couldn't resist a good thing when she saw one.

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Yeah, well, what girl wouldn't want me hanging off her arm?

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You. You are transparent, you know that?

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Hanging around, waiting for some fella to come down?

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It's not a crime to be a welcoming hostess, Denise.

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Not a crime. Just a miracle.

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What do you have to do to get decent grub round here, eh?

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Jenna's ate all the cereal and I don't know

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if that's a loaf or a mushroom.

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I thought you was going to be keeping the cupboards better stocked?

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I haven't had anything to eat yet.

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Do I have to do everything around here?

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-Well, that's the idea, yeah.

-I've been busy!

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Not too busy to put your slap on your face to try and impress some fella.

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Oi! Kim Fox does not have to try to impress anybody.

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I turn up, they are impressed. What can I say? That's how it works.

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Yeah, well you're going to be impressing people

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from a cardboard box,

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-because people aren't going to keep paying for this service.

-Too right.

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You know what? You're right.

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I can't have the patrons of Kim's Palace going without breakfast.

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So, we'll go to the caff.

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And it's on you?

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Yeah, when she said we, Shirl, I don't think she meant us.

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Well, who is this fella getting the Lady Di treatment, eh?

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When the rest of us mugs just get the usual?

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Fella? There's no fella.

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Good morning, ladies.

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Good morning! I trust that you had a good night's sleep?

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I don't care if you have to start an hour earlier

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and you finish an hour later, I want the job doing today!

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This lot aren't builders, they're a bunch of clowns.

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I should have them done by Trading Standards.

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You all right, love?

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Yeah, I was going to ask you to do a favour, but you're busy...

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No, no, it's all right. What was it?

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Look after the caff today?

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I've got a meeting with the bank manager.

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No, that's all right, I can get Luke to look after the stall,

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he owes me a favour.

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OK, well, the meat suppliers are due this afternoon,

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so I've signed a cheque.

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All right.

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And don't forget to do the rota or we'll have no staff.

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Look, don't worry, OK, I'll be fine.

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OK.

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Oh, there she is, the dirty stop-out.

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So Mas finally made the move then, eh?

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None of your business.

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I'm pleased for you.

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I've got to go, I said to Kat I'd cover the stall.

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You couldn't pick Morgan up for me, tonight,

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from after school club?

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Sorry, I can't. I'm going to meet Mas in the Vic later.

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-Anyway, Whit can help you out, can't she?

-Yeah. Cheers.

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You have to think of Janine as a predator.

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Perfect killing machine.

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She thrives on fear. Show no weakness, you'll be fine.

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What am I doing?

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I feel like I'm actually going into the lion's den.

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And I'm forever in your debt. Thank you.

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What if I make things worse?

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You won't, because you're great with Scarlett,

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you've proven that you can handle Janine.

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Alice, come on.

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I just need to know that my daughter's

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being looked after properly,

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and if you can get Janine to trust you enough

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to take Scarlett out on your own, then we'll be in business, OK?

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Smile.

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Good luck.

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I mean, Billy Mitchell, though.

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Has she gone mad? What's she thinking, cus?

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Listen, I don't mean to be rude, but your Mum's love life

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isn't top of my priorities at the minute, all right?

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Phil's out all day, which means we can crack on with the car,

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which means we're one step closer to paying for our holiday.

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I cannot wait to go away. When do you think we'll go?

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Depends when we finish the car, innit, and get it sold.

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Could be a while yet.

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Don't worry, we'll have it done by the time the summer's finished.

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We ain't missing out on all that sun.

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OK, I'll call Lola tonight. This is going to be so amazing!

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No stress, just us and loads of fun.

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What are you doing here?

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Stall and the restaurant not keeping you busy enough?

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I can help out in the family business, can't I?

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Ladies, what can I get you?

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Two full English, whatever Dee's having and a small tea for Shirley.

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That's discrimination.

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Well, the menu at Kim's Palace was only offering mouldy bread

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and an empty fridge so we're all in here.

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Dee, do you have to tell the world my business?

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Remind me never to take you to Vegas, yeah?

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It's not going to take long is it? Only I've got a train to catch.

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No, no, he'll put a rush on it for you.

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So what is it then, Kim? Is it another day, another victim?

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Victim? He happens to be a very successful builder,

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thank you very much.

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Even worse.

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What are you doing here, man? Mum said you went yesterday.

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Yeah, I missed the train last night.

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I'm going to be heading out in a bit.

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All right. It was good to see you again, though, yeah.

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Yeah. Yeah, it was.

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See? Now why can't Mum go find someone like that?

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I mean, I bet he don't make a living gophering for other people.

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He means Billy.

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The woman needs help, man, I'm telling you.

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Then why don't you help her?

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Ava!

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How'd it go with your mate? Long time no see, was it?

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Something like that.

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Have you had a chance to think about rearranging that dinner?

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Only I was thinking Tuesday, but we could do another day.

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Well, we could do any day, really.

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Yeah, maybe.

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You do still want to have dinner?

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Can I call you?

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It's just I haven't got my diary on me, and I've got parents' evening,

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a couple of other things I've got to juggle, so...

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Yeah, course. Just let me know, yeah?

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Bill!

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Just so you know, "can I call you?"

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means she wouldn't touch you with someone else's barge pole.

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Yeah? Well it's none of your business, is it, Phil?

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I bet a bloke like you ain't short of female company,

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if you know what I mean.

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Can I get a sausage sarnie please, mate?

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I do all right, thanks.

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I bet you do.

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Who's he?

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He's no-one. Not anymore.

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I'm betting a beauty like you

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doesn't have any worries in that department either.

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Too right, I don't.

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Let's just say if this place was to sell slices of Kim Fox,

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I'd be a bestseller.

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Actually, on second thoughts, forget it.

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Thanks.

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You keep checking that thing like you're scared

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someone's going to make off with it. What is it, too big?

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Some place to be, that's all.

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Oh, all right. Well, what about one more for the road?

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If it's quick...

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Two sugars. Unless you think I'm sweet enough?

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Two teas, please, both with milk, one with two sugars?

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You idiot!

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No, just get out of there before you do any more damage, OK?

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I don't believe it.

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What sort of builder bangs a nail into a wall

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without checking to see if there's a pipe there first?

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Now I've got a leak that needs fixing and a wall...

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Have you turned the water off?

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What you need to do is strip the wall down,

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find the leak, re-plaster it.

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It's not a big job, but...

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What time did you say your train was?

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Uh-uh!

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OK, let's just get one thing clear. I am not Michael.

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I'm a successful businesswoman. He runs a sweaty gym

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that even sweaty people think is disgusting, all right?

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My expectations are much, much higher.

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Definitely. Whatever you want.

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I'm sorry! I'm not usually that clumsy. I'm so sorry.

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I didn't mean to do that.

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It's OK. It's fine.

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Oh, why don't you just go upstairs

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and try and wake Scarlett from her nap?

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Please don't drop her.

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So what sort of bloke does she usually go for? What's her type?

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Abs, shouldn't you be getting back to sixth form?

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All my classes are later.

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You see, the thing is, she ain't even really got a type.

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Most of the time it's just been me and her,

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no-one on the scene, really.

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So what about this Jacob bloke, then?

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They're old friends. But, I mean, they get on like a house on fire.

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I mean, she likes him, that's got to be a start, innit?

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The trouble is, I just don't know how to get it to the next level.

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I can't believe you just said that!

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Don't laugh at me!

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Dex, you don't want to give me a hand here?

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In a minute, bruv. You see, my mum, she's not dumb.

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I start suggesting candlelit dinners and whatnot,

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and she's going to know something's up.

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-You've got to keep it simple, then.

-Yeah.

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How about a drink in the Vic?

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Yeah, yeah, all you've got to do is get them together

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at the same time and then they'll do the rest.

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You're good at this, you know, Shrimp.

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So, how are you going to find Jacob, then?

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Trust me. See, by the end of today,

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my mum's going to think Billy Mitchell was a bad dream.

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How much to fix it?

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I told you I'd turn off the water and take a look,

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I didn't say anything about fixing it.

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You've got to be about the only builder

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in the country who can afford to turn down work at the moment.

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I haven't even got my tools with me.

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I'll tell you what, how about you use these?

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There you go. Problem solved.

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I suppose I can get the train tonight.

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But we're talking at least 300 quid, maybe more,

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depending on what I find once I get going.

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Right, don't just stand there, go on, get started!

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You all right? Cheers.

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Oh, B, don't worry about me for dinner later,

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I've got to help Tyler move some stuff over to the Vic.

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Oh, Alfie's finally taken pity on him, has he?

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You'll hardly be home once he's over there.

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Well, I won't be avoiding you.

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We have got a lot to talk about with the wedding and that.

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What you got in mind, then? Westminster Abbey?

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No. We can't afford much, but we still want it to be special.

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It's mad, innit? I never thought a wedding could make me this happy.

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I think it's so lovely, Carol and Masood, love at their age.

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Love? Steady on, they've only been together five minutes.

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I thought you'd be pleased for them.

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Mum! What time are you going to be back from the Vic later?

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I'm not sure, cos Mas and I thought we might grab some dinner...

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It's just that me and Kat need to talk some business.

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-I need someone to mind the kids.

-Oh, er...

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So shall we say about seven, then, yeah?

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Thanks. You all right, love? How can I help?

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Is that the right size for you, yeah?

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Honestly, I don't know if I can do this.

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She's watching me every second,

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every time I turn around, she's just there.

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OK, bye.

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I thought you were going to work.

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Yeah, well, actually I thought it might be safer

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if I work from home today.

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Do you want me to go?

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What? Did I say I wanted you to go?

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I should go. This was a silly idea. I should just...

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Er, what?

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Alice...

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BABY CRIES

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What are you doing here?

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Oh, lunch break. I thought I'd come home for a change.

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I hate sitting in that back room,

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smelling damp while eating my sarnies.

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Oh, you know what? I saw Sam earlier.

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He asked if we do lunches here.

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And what did you say?

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I said what you'd expect to hear from any B&B establishment

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with a welcoming hostess such as you.

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Oh, sorry. I said we don't generally do lunches as a rule,

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but whatever the guests require

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that you'd be happy to bend over backwards to provide.

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Wait.

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You don't think that he's going to come back here

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expecting lunch, do you?

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What? Ain't got no food in!

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D, let me have that.

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-What, this?

-Yeah.

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This lovely lunch that I've purchased for my own consumption?

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No, I don't think so.

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You did this on purpose!

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You can't leave me hanging!

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He could be my possible future husband.

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You've seen his arms - shapely.

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Come on, Dee, why do you want to ruin this for me? Come on!

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I would, I would, I would, but then how would you learn

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to keep the cupboards better-stocked in future?

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Mmm. I tell you what.

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This sandwich, really hitting the spot, you know.

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You want me to beg you?

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You want me, your sister, to get on her knees and beg you?

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Oh, get up, will you?

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I'm only pulling your leg, I never said anything to Sam.

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You have a mean streak that's a mile long, you know that?

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Yeah. Big enough to match your lazy streak then, innit. Here you are.

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-Thank you.

-Oh...

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I do hope you're getting some food in for breakfast tomorrow.

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Yeah. Course.

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Well, well, well, look what the cat's dragged in.

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Oh, stop it. You know you love it when I stop by and annoy you.

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That is a lot of dirty washing though, Nan.

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Dorothy and I are locked in a stalemate.

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She leaves a service wash for me and I leave one for her,

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and on and on it goes.

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Yeah, so who's going to break first, do you reckon?

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Oh, darlin', I never break.

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So, Nan, you know, I need some advice.

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From me? You must be desperate.

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It's Mum, innit.

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I mean, did you know Billy Mitchell's been sniffing round?

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Billy Mitchell? She can do better than him on an off-day.

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I know, and I need to make sure she knows that.

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See, look, there's this fella, right,

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and I thought if I could get them in the same place

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-at the same time, then...

-Whoa!

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You setting your mum up on a date? Are you mad?

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My daughters did that once to me, after their dad died.

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There was this bloke.

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He smoked cigarillos, and drank half pints of bitter.

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And?

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And I had to go along with it.

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I couldn't let them find out who I was really seeing,

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so what chance did I have?

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You're right about your mum. She needs to get out, have some fun.

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You see, I knew you'd get it.

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Come to the Vic with me later.

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Just keep me company and then we can check on them, innit?

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No promises.

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All right, sweetheart?

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All right, Pops? Oh, will you buy me a doughnut, please?

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I just washed this woman's hair,

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and I swear she ain't seen a bottle of shampoo for like a month.

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Yeah, all right. Give us a couple of teas and a doughnut please, Ian.

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Yeah, sure.

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Do you treat all your ladies like this? No wonder Ava's keen.

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Is that what he told you, is it?

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The only thing she seemed keen on earlier was getting away from him.

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Enjoy your doughnut, Lo.

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Pops...

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Well, it ain't my fault, is it, if he couldn't pull a cracker.

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There was a bloke in here with you and Kim and Denise before. Do you know where he went?

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Oh, and hello to you too. He's probably gone to my new restaurant

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to do some plastering for me. Oi, don't disturb him, he's working!

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Want a chip?

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Do you think I stink?

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No more than usual.

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Only I'm beginning to think I put on woman-repellent

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instead of my aftershave this morning.

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Is that that stuff Lola bought you for your birthday?

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Janine's the only bird that's interested in me.

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And that's only cos she wants her windows doing.

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When we're 60, and if neither of us have met anyone,

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how about me and you getting it together?

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Are you serious?

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No, you plank. I ain't that desperate.

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All right? I've just cleared it with Tyler.

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We're going to look after the kids tonight.

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I didn't ask you to do that.

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I know, you'd rather ruin Carol's night.

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You're jealous. I've got someone now and so's Carol.

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Wind your neck in, Whit.

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You were encouraging them to get together before.

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Did you forget to think how it might affect you?

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Jacob.

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Dexter.

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Look, man, I need a favour. A big one.

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Yeah?

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If you don't come and have a drink with me later,

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I'm going to be vexed. Serious.

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I can't.

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What? Train to catch?

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Spot on.

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So get the later one. Look, there's nothing you can say to me

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that I can't get around, you know. Trust me.

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Why would you want to hang out with an old bredder like me anyway?

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Because you knew my mum when she was young, innit.

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You might have good stories. Come on, man, what's the harm?

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I mean, we got on all right last night, didn't we?

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Yeah, we did.

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All right, then, it's settled. I'll meet you at half five, yeah?

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-Dexter.

-What?

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First round's on you.

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You are a funny bredder, you know that?

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She's a funny little thing.

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I remember once in the park she just started screaming

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for absolutely no reason.

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And it went on and on, and didn't stop until Michael got home.

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Sorry.

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No, look, I never said that he was a completely terrible father.

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No.

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Yeah, but Mum knows best, right?

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I tell you a little trick I have learnt.

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-When she gets a bit grizzly...

-Go on.

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TOY PLAYS: "Old McDonald Had A Farm"

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That usually keeps her quiet for at least a minute.

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Wow!

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I think you've got it covered here. I need to go and do some paperwork.

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I'll only be an hour or so.

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Sure, OK.

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OK. Bye, sweetie.

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I knew I'd find you in here.

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I'm that predictable, am I?

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Straight after that school hour,

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you head straight for that caffeine fix, innit.

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I know you. Listen, do you fancy a drink later in the Vic?

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Nah. Honestly, babe, I just want a hot bath and to finish my book.

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Your pipe, your slippers... Come on, you're not dead yet, Mum.

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Charming(!)

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Look, we ain't spent no time together in ages.

0:20:490:20:51

Look, no excuses, yeah? Six-ish?

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Oh, go on, then.

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See you later, yeah?

0:20:560:20:57

You all right?

0:21:000:21:01

There's peanut butter on the door handles here.

0:21:010:21:04

Oh, yeah, sorry. Tiff eats it out the jar with her fingers.

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Mum, about tonight...

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-Yeah, yeah, I've told Mas that we can make it another night.

-No.

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Look, me and Kat, we don't really need to talk business.

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I was just being horrible, I'm sorry.

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Why? Was this some kind of test? See who I'd choose?

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I know it's stupid, innit. I know you always put me and the kids first.

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Yeah, I do.

0:21:240:21:26

It's just that I rely on you so much. I'm sorry.

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Look, why don't you and me have a night in, all right?

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Sit with the kids, watch a bit of telly?

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No, no. Don't even think about it.

0:21:340:21:36

You go out with Mas and have a lovely night. You deserve it. I'm sorry.

0:21:360:21:40

Where the hell have you been?

0:21:510:21:52

I'm sorry, bruv, I know I've been taking the mick today.

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Yeah, setting your mum up with some fella instead of working.

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We'll finish the car, I promise, innit.

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My mum, yeah, bruv. She deserves the best.

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Well, she could do a lot worse than Billy, then.

0:22:000:22:02

Don't do that. He's a good bloke. And more.

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Yeah, well, he ain't right for her.

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And how do you know that?

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Because she don't talk about him like she talked about my dad.

0:22:070:22:09

She hated him for walking out on us, but she loved him once, you know?

0:22:130:22:16

I just want that for her, again.

0:22:170:22:19

Only with a good man this time, a real man.

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Why don't me and Abi come to the Vic later?

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We can support you and see how the match-making goes.

0:22:260:22:29

Match-making? You make it sound all girly when you say it like that.

0:22:290:22:32

Thanks, though, yeah?

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That's all right. Haven't you got work to do?

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That's great.

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Don't fancy sticking around, do you? I could use a decent builder.

0:22:450:22:48

Sorry, I said I'd be elsewhere as of tonight.

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Right, that's 300, weren't it?

0:22:510:22:53

It was, until I found out they hadn't insulated the walls properly,

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or wired up the electrics right.

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I've got receipts for the parts, plus labour.

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Sorry, it's more like 500.

0:23:070:23:09

Right, I'm trying to get this place off the ground and it's cash flow.

0:23:110:23:16

I can take a cheque for the extra.

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Right.

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Hey, Pops!

0:23:290:23:30

What's wrong?

0:23:320:23:33

Phil was right, Lo.

0:23:360:23:37

Ava don't really like me.

0:23:390:23:41

I mean, what woman's ever going to want me?

0:23:420:23:45

Are you being serious?

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Right, you tell me this.

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Would I have gone all the way down to the market

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and bought your favourite film, which I actually think's rubbish,

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and arranged for Lexi to come round for the whole night tonight,

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if I didn't think you were worth it?

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You did all that for me?

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Of course I did.

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I thought you might need cheering up a little bit, that's all.

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And I don't know what you think you need another woman in your life for.

0:24:110:24:15

You've got us, ain't ya? Me and Lexi. We can't get enough of ya.

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-This is a classic by the way.

-It's old and rubbish.

0:24:210:24:24

Nice day?

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Mm-hm. A few teething troubles to start with,

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but me and Scarlett have just had a lovely afternoon in the park.

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Just the two of us.

0:24:370:24:38

Good girl.

0:24:380:24:39

Hey, what can I get you?

0:24:400:24:42

Pint, thanks, mate.

0:24:420:24:44

Mostly locals in here, is it?

0:24:450:24:46

We get our fair share of passing trade.

0:24:460:24:49

Which one are you, then?

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Definitely just passing through.

0:24:510:24:53

I'm a builder by trade,

0:24:530:24:54

been doing a bit of work for a guy called Beale.

0:24:540:24:57

Are you one of them blokes working at the restaurant?

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Only there's a load of overalls left at the launderette.

0:24:590:25:02

Nothing to do with me.

0:25:020:25:04

But I don't think you'll see that lot around here again.

0:25:040:25:06

Here you are.

0:25:060:25:07

Dixon. Ray Dixon. Welcome to Walford.

0:25:090:25:12

Sam. Like I said, I ain't here too long.

0:25:140:25:17

You made it, man.

0:25:180:25:20

-Is this the bloke you...

-Nan!

0:25:200:25:22

Why don't you grab a table and I'll bring the drinks over?

0:25:220:25:25

All right. Come this way, yeah?

0:25:250:25:27

That was nice and subtle, weren't it, Cora?

0:25:300:25:32

What? What did I say?

0:25:320:25:34

So the caff's still standing?

0:25:440:25:46

Lucy, it's not the first time that I've spent a day

0:25:460:25:49

dishing out teas and bacon sarnies.

0:25:490:25:51

And the rota's done?

0:25:510:25:53

Yeah.

0:25:530:25:54

Good job, Dad.

0:25:540:25:55

So, you're not sitting with your new man then?

0:26:190:26:22

He's just a mate, innit. Why, are you jealous?

0:26:220:26:25

Leyton Orient all the way.

0:26:250:26:27

Cos you like punishment, is that it?

0:26:270:26:28

West Ham's not exactly winning prizes

0:26:280:26:30

for pretty football either, innit?

0:26:300:26:32

Furthermore, when was the last time West Ham won anything? Just tell me.

0:26:320:26:35

Go on.

0:26:360:26:37

What?

0:26:390:26:40

Nothing, I...

0:26:420:26:44

You know what? I really have to go.

0:26:440:26:46

Oh, no, come on.

0:26:460:26:47

I have to. I promised I'd be somewhere.

0:26:470:26:50

All right, one more for the road.

0:26:500:26:51

I can't, Dexter.

0:26:510:26:53

All right.

0:26:530:26:54

You know what, forget it. Don't even worry.

0:26:540:26:56

She's too good for you, anyway.

0:26:560:26:58

What are you talking about?

0:27:000:27:01

What are you doing?

0:27:010:27:02

What are you still doing here?

0:27:040:27:06

Ava, give it a rest, the lad meant well.

0:27:060:27:08

Cora, just stay out of this, please.

0:27:080:27:10

He came to me, Ava, I swear.

0:27:100:27:12

I asked you to leave.

0:27:120:27:13

Hold on, am I missing something here?

0:27:130:27:15

I've just got to go, that's all.

0:27:150:27:17

No, no, wait. Because last night you two was going on

0:27:170:27:19

like you was best friends

0:27:190:27:20

and now you're going on like you hate each other. So what's going on?

0:27:200:27:23

Well, somebody answer the boy.

0:27:230:27:25

Cora, please, just stay out of it!

0:27:250:27:26

Stop shouting at her. Talk to me.

0:27:260:27:28

Sam, I think you and I had better go.

0:27:280:27:30

Sam?

0:27:300:27:31

Baby, I'm sorry.

0:27:320:27:33

Your name's Sam?

0:27:330:27:35

Dexter?

0:27:350:27:37

So, you're him.

0:27:370:27:38

He's who?

0:27:380:27:39

My dad?

0:27:410:27:42

Dexter, I'm sorry, OK, you weren't supposed to find out like this.

0:27:420:27:45

So, what, you lied to me? For him?

0:27:450:27:46

No, I didn't lie to you. And it wasn't for him, it was for you,

0:27:460:27:49

to protect you.

0:27:490:27:50

No, Mum, we don't do that, Mum. Not us. Not ever.

0:27:500:27:52

Dexter, Dexter. Look, I'm sorry, OK?

0:27:520:27:54

You know what, stay away from me.

0:27:540:27:55

-No, Dexter...

-Stay away from me!

0:27:550:27:58

Dexter! Dexter!

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