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Stacey!

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Stace!

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KAT BANGS ON THE WINDOW

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Stacey!

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SHE RINGS THE BELL

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-Can you let me off?

-Sorry, love. Not till the next bus stop.

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-Look, just open the door and let me off!

-I'm sorry.

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Where have you been?

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Just about to dish up the curry.

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-Curry? No, we can do better than that, can't we?

-Definitely.

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-We're going back over to the Vic. All of us.

-Get changed first.

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-All right.

-Why are we going to the Vic? The dinner's ready.

-Celebrate our engagement.

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Be quick.

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FAINT RINGING

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-You all right?

-Why, don't I look it?

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-Yeah, you do. You look great.

-I know it's a little bit sudden.

-You can say that again.

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One minute, you're microwaving a masala. Next thing, we're sorting out your hen do.

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-You only said no to him last week.

-This week,

-I

-did the asking.

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-What?

-Yeah.

-Mum, look, things are a bit weird right now.

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Sure you don't want a bit of time to think about this?

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I've been thinking about this for the last 30 years.

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-It's about time I made a decision, don't you think?

-Come on. We ready?

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-KNOCKING ON DOOR

-I'm going to have to get changed.

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-Have you got hold of Whit?

-Yeah, she's meeting us there.

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-What about the kids?

-Yeah, Liam's picking them up for me.

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-Oh, Max.

-All right?

-Yeah.

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-Only popped over to see how you're doing.

-Good. You're just in time.

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-You can come and help us celebrate Mum's good news.

-Er...

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Mum's and Dad's.

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-Can I help?

-Yeah. A few minutes ago, a woman came in here,

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mid 20s, long, dark hair.

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-Red coat.

-Yes?

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Does she come in here a lot? Is she a regular punter?

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Don't matter.

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-Well, that was a waste of time.

-What was?

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Just done over an hour with David Wicks

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showing him round number 43. I took him to the pub to seal the deal,

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-Carol comes in... All of a sudden, the whole thing's off.

-Brilliant.

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Playing games, was he?

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He was playing something, yeah.

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He's not the only one.

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Just been doing the VAT return.

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What's wrong with it?

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Nothing Revenue and Customs will notice...

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with a bit of luck.

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Bill, lock up for us, will you?

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Yeah, I really need a drink after that. Lucy's coming with me.

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Right. So, I'm the only one that's not invited, yeah?

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I'll take that as a yes.

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I'm not a dogsbody, you know?

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Janine did leave me in charge.

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You all right?

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No, not really.

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This has got to be a wind-up, hasn't it?

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He was history last week.

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I don't think David's ever been history.

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He certainly isn't now, is he?

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-Come on, sis. You've only just come out from your first chemo.

-Meaning?

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-He's the last person you should be getting involved now.

-What, cos I'm ill?

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Well, if you ain't now, you soon will be...with him hanging about.

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Go on, tell me. How many times has he let you down?

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Tell me. Or can't you remember cos you've lost count?

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-Max, back off. I'm sick of people telling me what to do.

-He's going to walk out on you,

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first sign of trouble, like he always has. Then you won't

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-just have your illness to deal with, you'll have all of that as well.

-Is there a problem?

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Yes, there is, mate. You. I'm just trying to talk to my sister.

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-That's a shame cos my fiancee's having a drink with her family.

-What's the matter, Max?

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-What's the matter with you, B? What are you getting involved for?

-Shut up.

-Was I talking to you?

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-Dad, just calm down.

-My sister's going to make the biggest mistake of her life.

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-You want me to calm down?

-One more word and I swear, I'll swing for you.

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Right. As we're in the mood for celebrating...

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-You must be joking. Take that back, Mick.

-Leave that there please, Mick.

-No, there's been a mistake.

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There's been a big, big mistake.

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The way I see it is very simple. These people want to celebrate,

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you don't, so why don't you just let them do what they want to do?

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Just go, Max.

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Thank you.

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-Go and talk to him.

-Me?

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Well, if I go, he'll bite my head off.

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Oh, but it's all right for him to bite MY head off, though, is it?

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Please, Jay.

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What are you doing?

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-Oh, you don't mind, do you? My laptop's on a go-slow so...

-Er...

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-I just need to check my e-mails.

-Yeah, no, I actually need to check something myself so...

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-OK. It's all yours.

-Thanks.

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So, who's Muneer?

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There was an instant message on screen when I logged in.

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I don't know.

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-He seemed to know you.

-Did he?

-Mmm.

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Yeah. Called you "darling".

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A boy.

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But don't tell Dad. You know what he's like.

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"Who is he? Where does he come from? What does he do?"

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-And?

-We're just talking, Tam. Nothing else.

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-You did the right thing, you know? Giving Dad a second chance.

-OK.

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So, what does this boy do?

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He was in my study group.

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-So, you've known him a while?

-Yes!

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He was asking where you lived and what you did so...

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-What's CR & NR?

-What?

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You were just on their website. I checked the internet history.

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-You snoop on me, Tamwar...

-I didn't snoop.

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Yes, well, I did and you were on their jobs page.

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I thought you'd sorted things out with your boss.

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It's not going to be easy with a tyrant.

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-Time to move on from the market?

-Well, I might not have a choice.

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-There may not be a market much longer.

-What?!

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Don't say anything, cos it's not definite, so don't tell anyone.

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-What?

-It's nothing.

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Nothing at all.

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All right?

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Better than my sister.

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She's gone soft in the head.

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She's a grown woman, I suppose.

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Just a shame she can't find a grown man.

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Still, it's nice to see her smiling, isn't it?

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It won't last.

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Hey.

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There must be something in the air with them lot.

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Look at this. Saw this online last night.

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-A dating site, Whit?

-Yeah. Come on. You've got to meet someone.

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-Not interested.

-Not interested in what?

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You can meet anyone online. A real weirdo.

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-Or Mr Right.

-Definitely aren't going to meet him in here.

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-Meet who?

-Let's fix up a loudspeaker, shall we?

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-Yeah, we'll broadcast it to the whole square...

-Broadcast what?

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Nothing.

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Sorry, Mick...

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-can I have a word, please?

-Yeah.

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-Look, let's use that one.

-No! Use that one. It's better.

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Nah, don't you think he looks a bit, like...pretty?

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-Yeah, that's the point.

-Excuse me. Didn't Johnny just say no to all that?

-All right. Go on, that one.

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-Even a couple of hours would help.

-Sorry, mate. We're fully staffed.

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-Come on. You must need some help.

-Listen, after shelling out

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-to fix the damp in this place, I can't afford it, I'm sorry.

-No worries.

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Mick, do us a favour?

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-You celebrating something?

-Razor sharp as ever, Ian.

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-Can't get anything past you, can we?

-What did you do, sell a moped?

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Planning our wedding, actually. Here you are.

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Carol and I are getting engaged. Money on there. Ta.

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So I hope you're not planning yours any time soon

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cos I don't want to upstage you.

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Here you are.

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There's a word for this, Danny.

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Embezzlement.

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I am the one Janine's accountants will be coming after when they spot it.

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I sorted you a flat, I helped you get back on your feet.

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I know. You've been brilliant.

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And you are just taking me for a mug here.

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Well, actually, there's two words for it.

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Just desserts.

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We're the only ones keeping this business afloat.

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Without me and you, it would have gone under weeks ago. You know that.

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We're making money hand over fist for Janine and what's she doing? Sitting on her backside.

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She's not exactly sunning herself in the Caribbean, is she?

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She's not putting the graft in, though, either, is she?

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I'd have had to tell you about this anyway.

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I mean, I couldn't keep it to myself forever, could I?

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How are you expecting to keep this from ANYBODY?

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It's about five grand that's gone missing so far.

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Yeah?

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It could be a lot more...

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and no-one would be any the wiser. Just me and you.

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How do you work that out?

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-Cheers.

-To us.

-To you.

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Maybe we should do the same.

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What, drink free champagne all evening? Count me in.

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No. Set a date.

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David and Carol have just got engaged.

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Poor cow. As if she hasn't got enough on her plate.

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I thought maybe we should get in first, stop them stealing our thunder.

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Back in a sec.

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YOU and...?

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-And you are?

-Aleks. The Market Inspector.

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Denise.

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I mind my own business.

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G'day, sugar!

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-ALFIE LAUGHS Very nice.

-Thank you.

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Well, I got one for Bert, one for Ernie...

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one for Tommy, but saving the best for last...

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Hello, what's your name? I've come all the way from Australia to see you.

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-It's good to see you, darling.

-You too.

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-Muppet.

-Listen, I was thinking on the way over and I had a long time to think... It was a long flight.

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No wonder we don't see much of Spencer and Vicki. I was thinking, "Do I turn up, hot and sweaty,

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"suitcase full of dirty clothes and go, 'G'day, Sheila'?"

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Or I was thinking we celebrate in style, a night in a hotel,

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just me and you, a bit of the old...

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Anyway, listen, I didn't actually make a big fortune out there, darling.

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But you'll be glad to know that I did make a few quid

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and I've got enough money that we can do up the place.

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Seriously, it's enough that we can get new carpets, curtains,

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probably give it a lick of paint. There you go, darling.

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We can turn it into a right little palace, I promise you.

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You're going to love it. But I've got plans. I've got proper plans.

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I can't say too much about it, but I've got something arriving in a couple of weeks' time.

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What's the matter?

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-How do you mean?

-I don't know. You tell me.

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-Kat, this is non-alcoholic, if that's what you're worried about.

-No, I'm not worried about that.

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Then what are you...?

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Oh, no, no, no.

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-It's not the babies, is it?

-No! No, they're fine.

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I think I saw Stacey.

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-What?

-Yeah, on the bus. On the way here.

-You saw Stacey on the bus?

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No, no. She was going into a hairdressers.

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-What, Stacey as in...

-Stacey.

-Stacey?

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Queen of Sheba, Stacey. Stacey! Yes!

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I got off, I went to look for her, but she'd already left.

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I'm sure it was her. I KNOW it was her.

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-I've got to go back.

-Kat, please...

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-Alfie, I have to find out, all right? Please, can we just go?

-Kat...

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Maybe he's changed.

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Oh, yeah? Leopards and spots...

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-Stranger things have happened.

-He's just bad news, all right, Abs?

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-It's the last thing Carol needs more of right now.

-Well, you did it.

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-What?

-Changed your spots.

-Don't compare me to him.

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Well, no, I'm just saying you haven't always been Snow White.

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Yeah, but the difference is I learnt from my mistakes. He hasn't.

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You joining me or what?

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Well, no. I'm going back to the Vic.

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There's a family celebration going on, remember?

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OK, look. Bought it online.

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Picked it up on the way back from the airport.

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It's like the other one, only it's got new alloys,

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-I've got the furry dice... It's all right, we can afford it.

-Can we go, please?

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Kat, are you sure about this? I mean, Stace?! Come on.

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This is the last place she's going to want to be,

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-yet you said you saw her walking round having her barnet done...

-Can we just go, please?

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I've been having a look at some dates for the wedding.

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Now, we can do this Saturday, but we can't do that one.

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-Can we talk about this later?

-We don't want to leave it too long, do we?

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-I'm helping Bobby with his spelling bee.

-But this is our wedding.

-It's me against Tiff Butcher.

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-No contest.

-Definitely not.

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Oh! So, what's happened to love's young dream, then?

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-DOORBELL RINGS

-That'll be Fatboy.

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-Fatboy?

-Yeah. Look, I'll leave this here with you, yeah?

-Yeah.

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It's OK, yeah?

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Yeah. I said, "Yeah."

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Right. What's the next word we've got?

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Excuse me. I was in earlier.

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That girl that I was talking to you about, she's a friend...

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she's a relative and I haven't seen her for a while

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and I wondered if you had an address or a phone number for her?

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-We're actually closing.

-I'm not asking you to break the Official Secrets Act here or anything.

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-Kat...

-All right. All right. You don't have to give me her address,

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all I'm asking for is a phone number.

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What's her name?

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I've got a photo here. Hold on.

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It is her, isn't it?

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Will you just tell me, you snooty cow?

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-Right. I think you'd better leave.

-I'll have a look for myself.

-Whoa, whoa. Kat! Kat!

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I'm calling the police right now.

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Listen, sweetheart, we're going. We're sorry. Kat, please, come on.

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Sorry, darling.

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It was her. She recognised her. You saw her face.

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I'm sorry about all that trouble you've gone to,

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but I just want to go home. I'm not in the mood now.

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It's clever.

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Still fraud though.

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Right.

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You see this?

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This is from just me being in the know.

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You imagine if it was both of us.

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The sky would be the limit.

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Come on, Luce. Live a little bit.

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What's the point of playing it safe all your life? Where's that going to get you, eh?

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Thought you two had gone to the Vic.

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Saw the light on, thought someone had broke in.

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Oh, we just had a bit of business to finish off.

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But thanks for checking.

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Yeah, thanks, Bill. Really appreciate it.

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Yeah, well, like I said before, Janine did leave me in charge. OK?

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You and me, yeah?

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50-50?

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Slow down. It was my idea.

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And this is me not calling the police.

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Well, that doesn't seem very fair, does it?

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Life isn't fair.

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Just ask Janine.

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You just said it.

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The two of us working together...

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sky would be the limit.

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I'll take that as a yes.

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Take it as a yes.

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Dad?

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-I just want to help.

-What with?

-Oh, come on. Don't pretend you weren't talking about me earlier on.

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Tam couldn't leave the room fast enough.

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Look, I got us into this mess, just let me help us get out of it.

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Who's Muneer?

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We weren't talking about you. We were talking about the market.

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-It's closing.

-What?!

-It might be. Tam only just found out yesterday.

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What's Tam going to do? What are we going to do?

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We need his wages.

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-You've got your job back.

-Yes, but have you seen our debts?

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And I'm applying for a couple of jobs myself.

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COMPUTER BEEPS Oh, that could be one of them

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coming back to me now.

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-So, is it?

-Just give me a few minutes.

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-I don't know what's wrong with you lot. He's not going to go for it, you know?

-Go for what?

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-He doesn't have to.

-It'll be fine. We'll just go through all the replies

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-and pick out all the best-looking boys.

-Yeah, thank you.

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Anyway, by the time Johnny knows anything about it,

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-his hot date will already be here.

-You can't do that to people, though.

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MOBILE BEEPS What? No way! We've already got one.

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-Nancy...

-What does he say?

-Don't matter what he says.

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I said leave it.

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See?

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Wait till Tiff hears about it.

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She'll sign herself up as bridesmaid and Morgan as page boy.

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Seen your dad?

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Yeah.

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And?

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He'll come round. You've just got to give him time.

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-You must really think I'm desperate.

-No. Look, I am.

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The sooner Mum sees you with someone, the sooner she'll get over it,

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the sooner she'll get off all our backs.

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This guy actually sounds all right.

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He's got a bit of a stupid name. He's called the Walford Wonder.

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Will you please just have a look?

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No.

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Right. I'm just going to leave it there.

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Just in case.

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-All right?

-Yeah.

-You and Ian seem very, um, pally all of a sudden.

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Yeah, well, he's offered me a job.

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Or a trial, as a waiter.

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That is if it's OK with you?

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Normally, I wouldn't, but I really kind of need the dosh right now.

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It's got nothing to do with me, has it?

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Well, he seems to think he's going to need a bit of extra help

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with all the wedding plans and arrangements.

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So, yeah...

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DOOR SHUTS

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Abi gave me her keys.

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I can go straight back out if you want.

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Here.

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It's not exactly champagne, but if you don't mind slumming it...

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I don't mind.

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That's just as well with that geezer of yours.

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I haven't come for more of the same, Max.

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So, why have you come here?

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-Cos I'm fed up.

-What? Of me?

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I'm fed up of being scared all the time.

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Scared of this illness, scared of the future,

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scared of getting hurt.

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And that's the worst thing.

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I've finally come to realise that.

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It's not actually the illness or the future or actually getting hurt.

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It's just being scared. That's the worst bit.

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It's already happened, hasn't it?

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You've only been engaged to him five minutes.

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-You're already not making sense.

-And if it doesn't work out,

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at least I didn't run away like a frightened kid.

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-Maybe you should do the same.

-Well, what's that, then?

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-Not run away from things.

-Who said I am?

0:23:420:23:45

Tanya's been gone a while now,

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Kirsty's out of your hair, the girls are on an even keel

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and here you are sitting all on your own.

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-So what? I'm happy.

-Your family and friends are all over the Vic...

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You're giving me relationship advice?

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You're getting hitched to David Wicks. He is a walking, talking, disaster area.

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-Oh, well, that's a start, I suppose.

-What is?

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Half-an-hour ago, you were saying, "No way. It ain't working."

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I can't change what you're doing, Carol...

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but it's wrong.

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Yeah, well, you know where we are if you change your mind.

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She has to be local.

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I mean, you don't travel miles just to get you hair done.

0:24:290:24:33

-You've got a scan date.

-What?

0:24:340:24:37

-Scan date. It's tomorrow. You never said.

-I was going to.

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Right.

0:24:410:24:44

-Because of this woman you think you saw...

-Stacey, yeah.

0:24:440:24:47

-No, you THOUGHT was Stacey.

-It WAS Stacey!

-OK, sweetheart.

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If it was her, why didn't she call to say hello?

0:24:510:24:53

I know she doesn't want the police to know she's here,

0:24:530:24:56

but she would have called to see how you are, the rest of the family.

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-I don't know.

-You wanted it to be her.

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Alfie, I know it was her.

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Kat, listen, I've been away ages,

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-working for us, for our family, for our babies.

-Hold on.

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I didn't ask you to go to Australia. That was your idea.

0:25:120:25:15

Are you not going to ask what I've done out there, how I've got on?

0:25:150:25:17

Things that are actually quite important, all right?

0:25:170:25:20

-And my cousin isn't important?

-In case you hadn't noticed, I haven't even seen Tommy yet, have I?

0:25:200:25:25

-Yeah, sorry. I'll go and get him.

-Kat, listen...

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I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

0:25:320:25:34

Listen, I'm tired, that's all.

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ALFIE SIGHS

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Kat, you saw somebody for...

0:25:380:25:40

a couple of seconds, you know?

0:25:400:25:43

Someone who probably looked like her, yeah?

0:25:430:25:46

-Yeah?

-Yeah, you're right.

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Come on. Give us a kiss.

0:25:480:25:51

-Well, there's hope for us all, isn't there?

-What do you mean?

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Your mum and dad tying the knot at their age...

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Makes you think, doesn't it?

0:26:060:26:09

Oh, I'll see you back there. Kat!

0:26:110:26:14

How was the reunion?

0:26:140:26:16

-It was good, yeah.

-We've been having a pretty good time here ourselves.

0:26:160:26:19

-You're never going to believe what's happened.

-I'll phone you later. Tell me, then, yeah?

-All right.

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MOBILE BEEPS

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DOORBELL RINGS

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-DOORBELL RINGS AGAIN

-Yes, all right. I'm coming.

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-All right?

-Yeah.

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I've seen Stacey.

0:27:120:27:15

-You what?

-Alfie keeps telling me I didn't, but it was only for a second or two,

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but I know... I know it was her.

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-Stacey?

-She's back.

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