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Ground Control to Major Kat.

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Not long till we see the new Moons!

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We're out of milk.

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What you talking about, out of milk? There's a pint in here.

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Nan must have been on the White Russians.

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I'll just pop over and get some more.

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It's all right. I'll go.

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No, I'll go.

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Look, if you want to help, don't be late for the scan.

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11 o'clock sharp, I shall be here.

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Wild horses could not keep me away.

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I just want to say, I'm sorry about last night.

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I was a little bit harsh.

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I know you wanted it to be Stacey, Kat. I get it.

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I'm just really glad you're concentrating on our family now,

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all right?

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-Lovely. See you in a bit.

-Yeah.

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Wow, these wedding cars are amazing.

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Just pick whatever you want... within reason.

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Can you drop this round at Fatboy's?

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He's starting at the restaurant today.

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I can't, I've got the B&B, I've got the Minute Mart.

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-I'm up to my eyes, you know.

-All right.

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DOORBELL RINGS I'll get it. On my way out anyway.

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Oh, did I tell you about Kim?

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She's swanning around on some cruise ship with this new fella of hers.

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Lucky her.

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Oi, you, keep your eyes on the prize.

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Second place is first loser. Got that?

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Yes, Dad.

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Ian Beale?

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Erm, yeah.

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Shelley Cramm, solicitor.

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Ms Butcher wanted me to witness that going straight into your hand.

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I ain't received no letter.

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Well, that's an ingenious loophole.

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Maybe a bird will swoop in and pick it up in its talons.

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Maybe the child will eat it. Either way, you've been informed.

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All right, Kat? Thanks for coming.

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I can't stay.

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I told Alfie I was just popping out to get some milk.

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Listen, where is this hairdresser's? Is it round here?

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-What's it called?

-Maybe I shouldn't have told you.

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Kat, don't be like that, all right? You can trust me.

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DOOR OPENS All right, Abs?

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Hiya, Kat. You all right?

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Yeah, no, it's all fine,

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Kat just came round with some news from Bianca.

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Oh, my gosh! Is Auntie Carol all right?

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It's nothing to do with Carol, darling. It's not really important.

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Yeah... You should be at school, shouldn't you?

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Yeah, I forgot my USB stick.

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I'll see you later then.

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Yeah, thanks for that, Kat.

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You know, Mavis from sweets is actually selling all her gold to

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go on a cruise.

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So do you think we should probably tell her she's going to be

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-unemployed soon?

-Keep your voice down.

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You let our secret out and you

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and Mavis will go claiming benefits together.

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-You all right?

-Your hair looks good, though.

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I know.

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You are such a suck-up.

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OK, look, we're in arrears, Dad's money's gone, my money's gone,

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you're still unemployed. Yes, I'm sucking up to my boss.

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I'm hearing back from that graduate job today, actually. It's mine.

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Of course it is. Cos you're the only person in Walford with a degree.

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At least I have one.

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Your Boy Scout badges aren't going to help us if the market closes.

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-PHONE RINGS

-Don't tell anyone about the market!

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Hello, Shabnam speaking.

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I didn't?

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Mind if I keep my clothes on?

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Who are you? Get out!

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Ms Butcher's solicitor.

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She's selling the business with immediate effect.

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You nearly took my finger off then, what's the matter with you?!

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-You nearly took my finger off!

-PHONE RINGS

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That'll be Mummy. Here we go.

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-Probably gone to milk the cow herself, I bet.

-Yeah.

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Come on.

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Let's go and play football in the park before we go to playgroup.

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Shall we go and get our coats?

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-There's our coats.

-Our coats are here.

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Kat, I'm sorry for being full-on.

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I know you're worried about Stacey getting caught, all right?

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But you can trust me.

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Look at the trouble we've started. Abi nearly heard us back there.

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Yeah, but she didn't, did she?

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I'm not even sure it was Stacey. I was on a bus.

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I couldn't see properly.

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What's the real problem?

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I can't lie to Alfie again.

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He's been breaking his back for us in Australia. We're having twins.

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We're going to have a scan in a couple of hours. He's excited.

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Yeah, but Stacey's back. Don't you care why?

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I can't have any more secrets in my life.

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Well, you managed before, didn't you?

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I'm sorry. I didn't mean that.

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I made Alfie a promise. Leave me alone, Max.

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TEXT ALERT

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Nearly forgot, congratulations on your engagement.

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Thanks, Billy. You look really smart.

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Just come back from a meeting in Poplar. Exec to exec.

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That's good. Sorry, just a second.

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You all right, Carol?

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Yeah.

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What's Janine playing at?

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-There's removal men outside Butcher's Joint.

-No, there ain't.

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Well, I ain't imagining the men in uniform, Billy.

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It's like the Village People out there.

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Mum! Are you working? What're you doing?

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I thought you said you was going to get Sonia to cover for you?

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You've just had your chemo.

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Well, I can work, so I will. End of.

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You seen a woman?

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Smart looking, beige coat, blonde bob, carrying a briefcase?

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I don't think so?

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Right. I'll try and find the solicitor.

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-You go home and call your lawyer.

-Why, what's happened?

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Janine's selling her half of the restaurant, or so she thinks.

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What's happening?

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Janine's selling the place.

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No, no, no! Wait, listen. I'm the Executive Director of Operations.

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All right? I've just been to an execs' meeting.

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There's no way Janine would action this without running it

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past me first. Right?

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Was their "team bonding" meeting signed off by you too?

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What?

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Here's a box.

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I've worked myself to the bone for this place.

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I've got a family to feed.

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Pop your bits in a box.

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I dunno.

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We hold the fort for Janine and this is how she repays us, eh?

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Yeah, let's go, Danny.

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No, Lucy...

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Danny...

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Yoink! Oooh, a message from the Walford Wonder!

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-Yeah, I thought you weren't interested?

-I ain't.

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Don't worry. He won't be either once he gets to know you.

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Ah, he actually sounds quite sweet!

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Yeah, I suppose.

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Last night's clothes, yeah? Shame.

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Listen, nice one with Billy, yeah?

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-I'll...

-I'll hang on to that.

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Don't you trust me?

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All right. Let's just split it now then.

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-Fine.

-What do you think last night was about?

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Me keeping you sweet or what?

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Maybe?

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Luce, I'm not above lying, but seriously, last night...

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I mean, how could I fake that?

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I've got a degree. I'm not looking at job ads in the Walford Gazette.

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We can't pay the mortgage.

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-Denise!

-Yeah?

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Shabnam, you're back! Wow, you look lovely.

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Thank you.

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Oh, Denise, it's so lovely that you're still working here.

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Yes, that's... That's me.

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Bet you've got a good job though, eh? What with your degree?

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What else is new with you? Another new man?

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-Yeah. I'm engaged now, actually.

-Ah!

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-To Ian Beale.

-Erm...

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Well, congratulations, you! I guess it's about...

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companionship at your age?

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And love. And love.

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Denise, the credit card machine's broken.

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You'll have to fix it.

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I've tried and I can't. And Mrs Ling's waiting to pay.

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Oh, OK. You'll just have to step in here then.

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Not me and that chip 'n' PIN thing!

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I can fill in. It's not a problem.

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Really? OK. Thank you.

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Just try not to, you know, touch anything.

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I might as well put the Walford Gazette back.

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Do. How can I look for jobs when I'm helping poor Denise?

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She's clearly fallen apart without Mum.

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I think I could smell booze on her breath.

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I meant, get a job here.

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SHE LAUGHS

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Shabs, do you think I like my job?

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Do you think I like sucking up to Aleks?

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But we're broke, OK?

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So just get off your high horse and do your bit for the family.

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There'll be other jobs, Billy.

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Here, why does Janine need that money all of a sudden?

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She's pleading not guilty. Needs the dough for a lawyer.

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What about Alice?

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I don't know.

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Hey!

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G'day, Carol, how's it going? Lovely to see you, sweetheart.

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G'day, Billy!

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G'day, Alfie.

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Well, that's the British spirit I've missed.

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Tell you what, Billy, this'll cheer you up.

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Today is Kat's first proper scan. How about this?

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I'm going to see the twins for the first time.

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What about that, eh?

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That's brilliant, mate.

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Right, OK, budge up.

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All right, I've got two ears and about an hour to spare.

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I want you to tell me all about it.

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Carol, I'll have a proper Walford cup of tea, please, darling.

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RING TONE PLAYS

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And there's nothing we can do to stop Janine selling her share?

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What, nothing at all?

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All right, thanks, Bryan.

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Janine can't just sell her share to some random.

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What if they get rid of my dad? My dad built Scarlett's.

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I've just got off the phone to my brief.

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And he says we've got rights.

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Well, that's encouraging, Mr Beale...as well as fictitious.

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Can I go now?

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All right. How about I buy Janine's share?

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A lump sum like that? In a few weeks?

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I don't think so.

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There's got to be a way.

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I'll sell the caff or the chippy, I'll do whatever.

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There's not time. You won't be able to sell 'em.

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Lucy. Lucy makes good commission, don't she?

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You do know that Lucy's just lost her job?

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Oh...

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Cheers, mate. All right. Drive safely.

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All right? You've got your scan, ain't ya? Where's Alfie?

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Wearing his invisibility cloak.

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-Well, I mean, I could always take you.

-Just do one, Max.

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David can look after the car lot. It's up to you, Kat.

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Do you want to get to the hospital on time or not?

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Look at Take That. Hey? What a comeback. Eye of the tiger.

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Seize the day and all that.

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Billy, you'll be an exec one day, I promise ya.

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Eye of the tiger. Yeah, you're right, Alf.

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I'm just here to share the love, mate.

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I'm going to see me bubbas at noon.

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Cutting it a bit fine though, ain't you?

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No, no, half past ten. I'll meet Kat at 11.

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Think your watch must still be on Aussie time.

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What're you talking about?

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It's 11.30.

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No. No, no, no...

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Bye-bye, Mrs Ling.

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Half an hour quibbling over a bill!

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Oh, Patrick, how many times have I told you?

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It's exactly the same as at the shop. It's just smaller. Look.

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Right, I'm off.

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Denise, Denise. Stay and relax. Shabnam knows what she's doing.

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-Oh, yeah, I bet she does.

-Well, then, give her a job.

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You'll need time off to plan the wedding and...

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What are you, my gay best mate now?

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What's wrong with you lately? Zero to 60 in a second.

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You're doing my head in.

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I'm sorry, Patrick.

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Well, it's just...this place.

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It's the wedding, isn't it?

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No.

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You haven't even set a date yet.

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Denise, you can't pretend with me, you know.

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I wish I could stop feeling this way.

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I don't know if Ian's the right one.

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Sounds like pre-wedding nerves to me.

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I kissed Fatboy at the engagement party.

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I know, why don't we ask the Walford Wonder what his favourite film is?

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I don't care what my own favourite film is, Nance.

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All right. Ask him where he drinks or something.

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Yeah, and be like,

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"Hi, I'm Johnny, I'm a stalker." No.

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No.

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Right, I didn't want to say anything till I knew it was legit.

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I've just got off the phone to one of my pals in the city,

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there's a deal.

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She's never let me down before.

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And that would involve you taking all the money, I suppose?

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No, actually, I was only talking about my share.

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See, Penny's very funny about who she deals with,

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and we go way back, so...

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There they are, there they are. Eye of the tiger.

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Yeah. If Gary Barlow can make a comeback, so can we.

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So we are gonna start our own property business. Yeah?

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Yeah. That sounds like a great idea, Billy. But we've been talking.

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And, I mean, you've taught us so much,

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but Danny and I have our own plans.

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Fantastic(!) Thanks.

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So, you want in on Penny's deal then, yeah?

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No. We are going to start our own business.

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We'll be ready for you soon, Mrs Moon.

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Is Mr Moon joining us today?

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Yeah.

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You're a...friend...relative?

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-We drink in the same pub.

-Yeah.

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You can go, you know. Alfie will be here soon.

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I don't mind. I'll stick around till Alfie gets here.

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Don't think you can talk me round by playing the hero.

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I'm not after anything, Kat.

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Just don't think it's right, a woman going to her

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scan on her own. It's meant to be a happy thing, ain't it?

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Right. We're ready for you, Mrs Moon.

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I can't believe he's missing this.

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Do you want me to go in with you?

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Sorry for leaving you in the lurch.

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I do beg your pardon if my shop is a health hazard.

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How do I cope without Zainab's exacting standards?

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No. I just like cleaning.

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And I think you run this place much better than Mum did.

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In fact, I've enjoyed meeting customers, making the produce neat.

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Who'd have thought, given my degree?

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In fact, this whole experience has made me want to quit science and...

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And?

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Extend my retail skills base.

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-Work in a supermarket?

-Mmm.

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Well, let's call this a trial period then. Kettle's out the back.

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Yes.

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And here's one.

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Hello, Bert!

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Looks like we share a hairdresser!

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And here's the second.

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Two strong heartbeats.

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Two little lions, eh?

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BEEPING

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Excuse me just a second.

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There we are.

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I can't believe he's missing this.

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Yeah, I bet Stacey would love to meet 'em.

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All right, Kat, listen, sweetheart, I can't believe this has happened.

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My watch was still on Aussie time and my phone wasn't on.

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I raced to get here.

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Found Kat waiting outside. Guessed you'd gone walkabout.

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Thanks, mate. I owe you one. Thanks, mate.

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No worries. I'll leave you to it. See you later.

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Kat, listen, I'm so sorry, sweetheart.

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So we take Janine's clients.

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We use the money we make to take over a couple of leases.

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And then we put everything we make into new properties.

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It's hardly going to cover the office space.

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Come on, Lucy, you're a clever girl.

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You can't seriously think that setting up a new business is

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a better idea than Penny's deal?

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No, I do think it's a better idea.

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Because I know where we can get free office space.

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I've missed this place. Mum does too.

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Your mum misses the Minute Mart? Don't make me laugh.

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Was always some riff-raff ruining her display.

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Always someone breathing germs.

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People should be more careful.

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Here, job's yours if you want it.

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Thank you! Thank you!

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Oh, I have big plans to...

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You know, I never got round to telling

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Zainab about Ian. What do you think she'll say about it?

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Erm...

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-You all right, love?

-Yeah.

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I just wanted to sort out drinks later in the Vic. Dad's a bit...

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Why? What's happened?

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Janine's selling her stake in Scarlett's.

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She can't. What's he going to do?

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Panic, by the looks of it.

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Oh, and Lucy's lost her job too.

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So he thinks we're all going to be destitute.

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Lucky he's engaged to such a strong, independent businesswoman.

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Denise, you might be the only breadwinner when the market closes.

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What?

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Kat, I promise you, darling, I won't let you down again.

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You haven't let me down. You're the best bloke ever.

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And these babies are the luckiest to have you as their dad.

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so things are back to normal?

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Course they are! Stick the kettle on, yeah?

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Yeah. Yes. Let's have a cuppa.

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How does life get this good, eh?

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So what was all that with Kat? I know something's going on.

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Paranoia's the first sign of madness, Abs.

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Well, and I asked for you at the car lot

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-and David said you'd been gone all afternoon.

-PHONE BEEPS

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We're just worried about Alice, that's all.

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Oi, Peter told me the market's closing? Is that right?

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-No, it's not.

-He said you told Shabnam it was?

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How dare you! This is our market.

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Guys, I'm not the one spreading lies here. Yeah?

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-What's going on?

-The market's not closing.

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Why would Shabnam tell me that it's closing then?

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The market? Bridge Street Market?

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Tam's denying it but you know what the council are like.

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That's my dad's market.

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And we're going to fight it!

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We're going to show that council we're not going to get pushed

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away to make room for some posh apartments

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or whatever they're up to.

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Look, family night at the Vic later, yeah?

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What's going to happen to the caff if the market closes?

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What's going to happen to the chippy? We could go under.

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Where you been? Your shift finished ages ago.

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I've been worried. You shouldn't even be working.

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I had stuff to do.

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I bet. The prison phoned.

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What are they phoning you for?

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Must be my visiting order for Alice.

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Mum, you're ill! I thought we agreed that Alice ain't your problem.

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Well, whose problem is she then?

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Can I help you?

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Oh, yeah. Hi. Rex Manning. The IT specialist.

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Come about the computer virus.

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-Virus?

-Yeah.

-No.

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Apparently you've had abusive e-mails being sent out to

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all your clients or something?

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I wasn't told about a virus.

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Well, I've got other jobs waiting. I can go and come back?

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No, please.

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Thank you.

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Hey. They let you back in the country, boy?

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G'day, mate. Welcome home, bud.

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Yeah, yeah. Enjoy it before the council sells it.

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Great to be back. What's not to miss about this lovely English weather, eh?

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-I'll get the beers in.

-Nice one, Ian.

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You seem more certain?

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Oh, that was just a wobble before. It's natural, ain't it?

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Are you sure this wedding is what you want?

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Yeah... Ian, Ian's what I want.

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Dad, can I have a word?

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Luce, I'm sorry you've lost your job, love. Don't worry.

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We'll scrape by.

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No, Dad. I don't want to scrape by.

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Danny and I, we are starting our own business.

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And we just need premises.

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So I was going to ask if we could use the house?

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And if Danny can stay just till he gets back on his feet?

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No, you're not starting a business.

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Well, Janine's clients are there to take.

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Love, it's a nasty world out there. The market's closing.

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Janine just sells up.

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Dad, I'd love to sit around crying about how unfair it is

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but times change.

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OK? Winners keep up.

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Or would you rather me be a loser like Billy Mitchell?

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All right. You can use the house.

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Back in a minute, love. Just got to pop out.

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Drinking water? What's the matter with you?

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Johnny, do us a favour, mate, get us a couple of beers here.

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This is Operation Turn Billy's Frown Upside-Down.

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I'm not going to be much company, Alf.

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This morning I was an exec.

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Thought I had a team behind me.

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Come on, Bill. Their loss.

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How do you do it, Alf? Lovely wife.

0:24:120:24:16

Lovely family.

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Well, the secret to a good life is being able to sleep at night.

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Thought it was about time I introduced myself to the new

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market inspector.

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I'm Ian Beale.

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You've probably heard of me.

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The Beale name means something around here.

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Look, spare me your sob story. The market's not closing. OK?

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All right, well we both know that's not true.

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Look, I've served on the council.

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I know how it works and I still know some of the bigwigs there.

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And I'm sure there's a nice big promotion in it for you

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if you get this market closed with no fuss.

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What are you trying to tell me?

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Us traders, OK, we have rights.

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Which could mean a long

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and expensive court battle for the council.

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But for the right price...

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I could make sure this market closure goes through quickly.

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Hello. Yeah, could I speak to Stacey, please?

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No, it's all right. Must be a wrong number.

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OK, bye.

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Downloaded the salon's client database - all 15 pages of it.

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Do you need a hand?

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I got a job!

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Yeah, well, I nearly lost mine.

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There you go.

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Perhaps, you know, we should be thinking about tightening our belts?

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The bad luck you've had today.

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Well, you make your own luck in this world, don't you?

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OK. A toast to saving the market!

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-The market.

-The market.

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Listen, me moving in is a bit strong, ain't it?

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Why are you looking for problems?

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How many more times, Luce?

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If you want the money, I'll give you my half right now.

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It's OK.

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I trust you.

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If that doesn't deserve a bottle of champagne, I don't know what does.

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What can I get you?

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Bottle of champagne, please, Johnny. It's Top Gun, by the way.

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My favourite film.

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And the Walford Wonder wants to know if you want to hook up later?

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Billy, do you ever think things are so good that it can't be true?

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Nah, not really.

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What do you do? Wait for a disaster?

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There doesn't have to be a disaster, does there?

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It's too late.

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You've lost me.

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Alfie, is it Kat?

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I did something really bad in Australia.

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Well, that was the last number on the client list.

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Maybe you didn't recognise her voice?

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Right, you'd better get home, ain't ya?

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Before Alfie starts asking questions.

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Hold on, what's this one? "Colourist candidates".

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She did look really smart.

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I don't think fugitives apply for jobs, do they?

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She's got a kid to feed.

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Here. Here, look. Jenny Smith, Flat 15, 12 Mead Lane, NW6.

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'Hello.'

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We've got her. We've found Stacey.

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