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All right, so we stick to the story we told Denise and Bobby, yeah?

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Yeah.

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You were putting the stall away and then what?

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A gang of kids...

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How many?

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Three or four - I can't remember - cos it was all such a blur.

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Right, then they made a grab for the money bag.

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Mm-hm. But I held on to it.

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But not before they'd...

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You went to the police station, you made a statement

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but because you didn't recognise any of them,

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the police don't think they're going to catch them.

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Luce, are you OK with this?

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We wouldn't be having to do any of this if he'd just done what I said.

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Don't you think I know that? I'm not happy about this.

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I want to kill him. I want to rip him limb from limb. But I can't, OK?

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So I'm just going to have to live with it.

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In 48 hours, this is all going to be over

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and we can get on with our lives.

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Come on, just say "Yes, Dad."

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Yes, Dad.

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Right, go on - you...

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go to work, yeah? Good luck.

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Oh, Dad...

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HE MIMICS TRUMPET

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Stand by your beds!

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Every single morning.

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It never gets any funnier, Dad. Yeah, yeah.

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Oh sorry. Morning, my lovely.

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I wish he wouldn't do that.

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Do what?

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He just called me "his lovely". It's a bit weird,

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he doesn't really know me that well, does he.

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Why, has he said anything else?

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Oh, no, no, I just wish he wouldn't do that. Morning all.

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All right? Morning.

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Oh, someone's made the effort.

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I'm visiting Max in prison.

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Oh, yeah, course it's his trial tomorrow, ain't it.

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How are you feeling?

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Sorry, stupid question. You want tea?

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No, I do not. I'm going to have something over the cafe.

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Don't do feeding time at the zoo.

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You know this Carl White fella..

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Yeah, what about him? He fancies himself, don't he?

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Well there's certainly no love lost between him and Max.

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That's Kirsty over the Vic, right?

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What are you up to, David?

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You know me, Carol - always a student of human nature.

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Listen, I'll see you later. Give Max my best.

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I know he won't appreciate it,

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but I'll keep my fingers crossed for him. Yeah well, he's going to need more than that.

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Yes, I know. Ta-ta.

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What was all that about?

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I don't know.

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Got anything that's not supermarket own-brand?

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All right? Morning.

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That's nasty, Peter. Who did it?

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It's like I told you, just kids.

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Yeah, so you did.

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Your old man's giving evidence against Branning tomorrow, ain't he?

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So?

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So how are we going to find a grand by nine o'clock?

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Well me and Lauren thought that we could pawn our laptops.

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No, we didn't. Oh, so what do we do?

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Put the sofa up against the front door? No.

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We wee in a bucket and pour it on them from the upstairs window.

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Leave the loan sharks to me.

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I didn't live 20 years on the Ainsford without learning how

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to deal with lowlife like them.

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Nothing from Kirsty.

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Kirst?

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Oh, sorry. I didn't want to wake you.

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Where you going?

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Well, I've got to go.

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You can spare 20 minutes for a chat, can't you?

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Otherwise I'll think that, you know,

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I've been used.

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I love this game. Please?

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Rosie, leave it.

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Liam, you should've left for school by now.

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And you two need to get dressed.

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Liam! I'm just finishing off this level.

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What are you two waiting for? Come on.

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Liam!

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Just quickly put it all in that section... You're going to be late for work?

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Yeah, I know, I can't get in the bathroom.

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How long does it take him to have a shave?

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You're a fine one to talk about hogging the bathroom.

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Not when there's others waiting. It's rude.

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Why do I have to go to school and they don't?

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How many times do I have to have this conversation with you, Tiffany? They're not registered yet.

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Come on just do the homework otherwise you're going to be late.

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Bathroom's free.

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Bianca, will you speak to Liam?

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I've asked him three times to switch his game off and he won't.

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OK, calm down.

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Liam!

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I'm lucky. Mine have never needed shouting at.

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Well bully for you.

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All right, Luce?

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Are you sure you got no idea who these kids were that did that to Peter?

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No, I told you yesterday, just stop asking.

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Can I have a cup of tea, please?

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Here you are, love. Thanks. Keep the change. Ta-ta.

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It's fine, all right, just let me get on with it.

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How much are the apples, Peter? All right, Ian?

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50p.

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There you go.

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Cheers.

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All right.

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Very nice, very juicy.

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Your grandad wouldn't half be proud of you.

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Nice to see the family tradition being kept up, isn't it?

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Did you want something? Yeah, can we go and have a chat somewhere private.

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I'm busy. Five minutes, Ian.

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For old time's sake?

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What's this all about, David?

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Do you know, I haven't been in here since it was Pauline

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and Arthur's gaff.

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How many years ago would that be?

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Oh - oh, you've knocked through. Very nice.

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Do you know, all I remember about this place was brown.

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Brown curtains, brown tablecloth, brown teapot.

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Just brown. Brown everything.

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It wasn't all brown. No? No.

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Funny how your memory plays tricks on you, isn't it?

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What do you want?

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I don't know. I've been picking up a bad smell.

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What do you think that might be then?

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I've no idea what you're talking about.

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I don't suppose Auntie Pauline would've known how to use one of those.

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Why don't you bung the coffee in the old microwave, yeah?

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Then you and I can have a proper chat.

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Had enough of that.

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You're going to be late for work.

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Yeah, well listen, I want a quick word about Terry.

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What about him?

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You have told him about Whitney and Tony haven't you? Yeah, course I have. Why?

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It's just that he's being a bit - I don't know - over-familiar.

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What do you mean? What?

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He just keeps saying "darling" and stuff.

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Maybe he could be a bit more sensitive? Darling? Yeah.

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You really think I'd go and make the same mistake twice?

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Well, I wasn't saying that...

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I think you need to be a bit more sensitive. Before you start making accusations.

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All right, I'm sorry I mentioned it.

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I'll give your love to Uncle Max, shall I?

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You off out?

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Everything all right? Yeah. I've just got to get ready for work.

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Hello, you.

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Oh, what's up?

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As if the Max stuff wasn't enough.

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Without all what?

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It's like a madhouse in there.

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Everybody's getting on everybody's nerves and I can't bear it.

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And that's before we start talking about Joey and Alice.

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Do you want a cup of coffee? I can sneak five minutes if you want.

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I can't. I've got to be at the prison at ten. I tell you what....

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Why don't you come and stay at mine?

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What? I'm not saying permanently.

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Well maybe - let's see how it goes - but, you know,

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until this trial stuff goes away.

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It would be lovely. But, you know,

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it would only create more problems.

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Yeah, well, what about in principle?

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In principle, yeah, I can't think of anything nicer.

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but in practice, you know it's a non-starter.

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Thanks for the offer. You're very sweet.

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What's the big rush? I thought we could have breakfast together.

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Yeah, well, I need to be somewhere.

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I don't think you realise who you're dealing with.

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Does the name Richard de Boyne mean anything to you?

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No? Well he's my brother-in-law.

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Just let us in, will ya?

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Richard de Boyne QC just happens to be one of the best

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barristers in the country. We're very close.

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I've been trying to do this the nice way so...

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Look, Nan, I think you should just let them in.

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Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings.

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Listen to your granddaughter.

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Thank you.

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All goods to the value of ?1,000. What are we saying?

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75 for the telly, another 75 for the stereo.

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No, my dad paid over five hundred pound for that.

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So let's cut to the chase - where do you keep your jewellery?

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Excuse me.

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Is this what you wanted?

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You were right, what you said.

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What was that?

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About you having done so well compared to me.

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Sort of explains it, really.

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Explains what?

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Me envying you.

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Cos I do.

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Smart house, all them businesses,

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classy Mrs, lovely kids.

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You must be very proud.

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Yeah, I guess. Then there's me.

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51, homeless,

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sponging off me daughter's family.

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I got no plans, no future. Course I envy you.

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You can look in the mirror and say "I've done all right".

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Self respect. Yeah?

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What are you playing at, David?

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Oh, that's nice. I'm giving you all these compliments and there's you,

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suspecting my motives.

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Don't tell me that with all your achievements, everything

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you've got, there's something still niggling away inside?

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Something you're not entirely comfortable with about yourself?

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Have you got something specific to say, or...?

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Look, I got things to do. Do you know what?

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Looking back, I think that's what the whole Cindy thing was about really.

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Me envying you.

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You probably don't realise this, but...

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you used to really get under my skin.

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I used to think you were a smug little git that needed

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taking down a peg or two.

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Still we've all done things we're ashamed of at one point or another.

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Well, maybe not. You tell me.

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Make your point or go.

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I mean, the sad thing is, if she hadn't have been married to you,

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I don't think I'd have looked twice.

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I mean, not that she didn't have her attractions.

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In a trashy sort of way.

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She was always very enthusiastic in that department.

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But there was nothing really between us long term.

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It was never going to be a relationship, was it?

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You're looking uncomfortable, Ian, have I said something?

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I've asked you nicely - just go.

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You're not still upset about it after all this time, are you?

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I'm sorry, I should've realised.

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I mean, I've still got my thing for Carol, ain't I?

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And that goes back even further.

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Irony is though, just when I've reached the stage where I'm

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ready to commit to her, she's off getting jiggy with a postman.

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I mean, I don't blame her. Why would she look at me

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twice after all the times I've let her down?

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But...

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there's still time. It's never too late.

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For what?

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Do you know where she is this morning?

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Visiting her brother in the nick.

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Of course - sorry - you know that, don't you?

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Cos you're testifying against him.

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You're the principle witness.

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Remind me how Peter got his face smashed in again?

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Oh, sorry, yeah, it was kids, weren't it.

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How well do you know this Carl White fella?

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I'm told he's in your restaurant all the time.

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You must be very close.

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Oh, there's that smell again.

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Where do you think it's coming from? Any ideas?

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Anyway, I've taken up enough of your time.

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Lovely coffee.

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Thank you very much. We'll chat again soon, yeah?

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Good luck in court. I'm told it's a very scary place.

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Them barristers'll run rings round even the most

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honest of witnesses if they're not careful.

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Ta-ta.

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What do you mean, "you've lost"?

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Ever since David Wicks showed up.

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You're giving up way too easily. I have to start looking after myself.

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AJ has a plan. Oh, no, I didn't ask for help. You need cheering up.

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Please... AJ's going to do just that. I'll see you tonight.

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All right, Sis?

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What's the matter?

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I swore I wasn't going to do this.

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Well...

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that was a close call, weren't it.

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Yeah.

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Pity about Dad having to spend the next four years in jail,

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but we've kept the TV and the stereo, so it's not all bad, eh?

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Anything to eat? I'm starving.

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She don't run to breakfast then, that friend of yours?

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Sorry? The one you stayed the night.

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Didn't have time.

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Had to get to the bank for when it opened.

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You'd have saved this family a lot of anxiety if you'd have let us

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know what you was up to.

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I didn't want to get your hopes up.

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A thank you might've been nice.

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For clearing up the mess you made?

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I shouldn't be dumping all this on you.

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Like you haven't got enough to worry about. It's all right.

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Tell me more about this Terry geezer.

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It's not just about Terry.

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I'm just - I'm getting pressure every which way.

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Right, well take Masood up on his offer.

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If it wasn't going to cause whole bunch of other problems I would.

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But Bianca would take it personally, the kids are feeling insecure

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enough as it is - if I walk away there's fallout.

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There's no getting away from that. So I'm stuck with it.

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Right, and this has got nothing to do with David Wicks?

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No. Look, can we stop talking about me?

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You're the one with the problems.

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Look Carol, I've got me head round prison, all right. I'll cope.

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I don't like it but I'll cope.

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What I can't cope with is seeing you getting your heart broken. I'm not there to help you.

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Just take Masood up on his offer. He's a decent bloke.

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And who knows? He might make you happy.

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Back so soon.

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I'm the closest thing you've got to a regular customer, Ian.

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Yeah, but regular customers pay.

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I'll have my usual, please.

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Certainly. Large glass of Chilean red, some olives and a fillet steak.

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As long as it's better than yesterday's.

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I've spoken to the supplier. Good.

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Do you mind if I join you?

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You what?

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I'm told you're in here all the time.

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What do you recommend?

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That looks nasty. How did you do that?

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You said five minutes. It's been ten minutes now.

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Just give us half a second, will ya.

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It's my turn!

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Get off!

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No offence, but I prefer to dine alone.

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That's not very friendly.

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Mind you I'm a fine one to talk. I don't really have friends, me.

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It's a man thing, isn't it? We're all wrapped up in our own egos.

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If you have friends, you've got to open up a bit, haven't you?

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Most men aren't very good at that.

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Maybe you're different, Carl, you tell me.

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What do you want?

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You never said how you hurt your hand.

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Hello again, Ian!

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We had a coffee earlier.

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I didn't realise you two knew each other. No, we don't.

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I was just asking him how he hurt his hand,

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but he's having a bit of a senior moment about it, ain't you, Carl?

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Do you know what, I'll just have whatever he's having. Thanks.

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Well go on then, off you go.

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Do you mind?

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Mmm, fruity.

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You don't know who you're dealing with, do you. Well that's just it. I think I do.

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You see, you and me have got something in common.

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Max Branning.

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And with him looking at a long stretch, both of us should be

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feeling pretty pleased.

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Only I'm not.

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Because I'm a soppy old Herbert, me.

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And I'm in love with his sister. I always have been.

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Very long story, very complicated,

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most of which I'm not very proud of,

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but it boils down to this. She's very upset about it.

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And what upsets her upsets me.

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See where I'm coming from?

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Good swimmer, are you? Why do you ask?

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Cos you're out of your depth.

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Thing about Ian is - he's a nice fella and all that

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if you like weasels - but basically

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he's very weak.

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He's very easily lent on.

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And if I was looking for someone to - I don't know -

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tell a pack of lies on my behalf, he's just the sort of guy I'd pick.

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What do you think?

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Is everything all right?

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Do you know, I'm not hungry after all. See ya.

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What was that all about?

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Is he all right in the head? Has he got a death wish?

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What did he want?

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Just concentrate on tomorrow, Ian. Let me do the worrying.

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Blimey, what happened to you?

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I wish everyone would stop going on about it.

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Had a row with the pavement, did you?

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No, some kids tried to rob me. It's sorted.

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Anyway, what do you want? Apart from a bit of civility?

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Cauliflower, please.

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Peter. Can you get a message to your dad for me, please?

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Tell him to meet me in there at six o'clock.

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And if he don't show, I'll come and find him.

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What was all that about? ?1.10, please.

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Hello. All right?

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How was Max? Being brave. Or trying his best to be.

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And I come home to all of this. They've had all day.

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Where is everyone?

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I don't know where the kids are but Bianca and Terry are up in their bedroom.

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I wouldn't go up there yet. They're making a lot of noise. Eurgh. Are you all right?

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No. No, Whitney, I am not all right. You know what, I'm far from all right. Hiya.

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Hi. Did you get a chance to speak to Bianca about Terry?

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Yeah, yeah, I did and she got really shirty with me...

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Oh, I don't believe this! Who's done it?

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What? What's the matter? Someone's only gone and broke my controller!

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I'm going to kill them. I can't cope with this. When I find out who's done this,

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I'm going to tear them apart, Whit.

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Half an hour, yeah? Cheers. Thanks.

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Have you been tidying up? Sit down. What?

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Sit down.

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Put your feet up. Dinner is on its way.

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Got two of your favourite Bollywoods ready to go.

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One lassi for you, one beer for me. Cheers.

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But first... What?

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We need to go on the Carol detox programme.

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Give me your phone. Why?

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We're going to delete her out of your life.

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Texts, photos, the lot. Come on.

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I don't want to. Well of course you don't want to.

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Just like a junkie doesn't want to come off drugs, you know.

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Come on.

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Get it out.

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Come on, which one of you did it? I never touched it.

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I'm sure we can get that fixed. Get it fixed? It's torn in half.

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You can have my old one, but it's still in storage.

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I don't want your poxy one. I want my one! Why don't we just wait and see what's happened, yeah?

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I know, don't ask.

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Hey, where you going?

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If I don't get some head space I am going to lose my mind. Oh, no Carol, please.

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Not the postman? It's none of your business. Look. Look at me.

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At least it's me walking out on you for a change.

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Carol.

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For crying out loud!

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Shut up! The lot of you!

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I just can't do it, AJ.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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You'll feel better afterwards.

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We've got a visitor.

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Is that offer still open?

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How was your day? Mine went downhill after you left.

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I'm sorry to hear that.

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Yeah, some bandit nicked a grand out of my room.

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Can you believe that? What kind of lowlife does that?

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I'll get your drink, yeah?

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All right? Sorry I'm late.

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What's all this about, David?

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What did he say to you after I left? Not a lot.

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He's looking over. He looks worried, Ian.

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Are you worried?

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What do you want?

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I want you to do the right thing.

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I appreciate that might be hard for you.

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Always difficult to break the habit of a lifetime but it's never too late to start.

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Have you got any idea how dangerous he is?

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If I don't do this he'll kill me.

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And then he'll kill you.

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Difference is, Ian. I don't care.

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Good luck in court.

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