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Why don't you take a break?

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I've got to revise, ain't I, Mum?

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I just hate seeing you stressed like this, sausage.

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PHONE RINGS

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Hello?

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Oh, hello.

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Er, yes.

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No.

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Oh, that would be perfect.

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Oh, thank you.

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Yes.

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Bye for now. Yeah, bye.

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What you doing your posh phone voice for?

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I'm not. It was just, er, one of the suppliers, that's all.

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This thing tonight, you know,

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-Dean's drinks for his opening...

-Oh, not now, Mick!

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No, listen, it's just a few jars, you know,

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for Shirley to say well done.

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Yeah, I know! I didn't say anything, did I?

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The karaoke all set up, is it?

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Can't wait to have a go.

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What? I never get to go up on that thing.

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You know, I always miss out. My public miss out!

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Yeah, I'll make a start on it, then.

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-What?

-Nothing, sausage.

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What... That's no good to me, then!

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All right, well, forget it. I'll sort it.

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-You comfortable?

-I dunno what you're so nervous about.

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I'm not nervous. The drinks delivery's gone AWOL.

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-Is your mother coming?

-Dunno. Ain't spoke to her.

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Oi, listen, listen.

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Get your excuses at the ready.

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It's very, very important your mother

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doesn't get anywhere near this.

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She'll clear out the pub.

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No, only dogs can hear her anyway. It'll be fine.

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Mick, can I have a word please?

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Just gimme a minute, baby.

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-What's the matter?

-You couldn't lend me some money, could you?

-What for?

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The mobile phone company took two direct debits out

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-and I was already overdrawn.

-All right, all right, all right.

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-That's all I got. It's about a bull's-eye. All right.

-Thank you.

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Mick, could you lend me a couple of crates of beer?

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My delivery's not shown up.

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What do I look like - some sort of human cash machine?

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-Let me just... I'll go have a look, see what I got.

-Cheers, mate.

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All right if I pop over later on for the opening?

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-Fancy a free drink?

-No. Best behaviour, I promise.

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Kick-off's at 3.30.

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HORN TOOTS

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-Hey, Tel!

-Where've you been? You've been gone ages.

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I've gotta have this in the shop in 20 minutes, gotta have a service.

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-I just had a fare out to Surrey, didn't I?

-Look, Alfie...

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Listen, mate, this little run-around has been a right godsend.

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It's like a safety net. Put some food on the table.

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Look, mate, I ain't slept a wink.

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Ooh. Who's the lucky lady?

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Listen, Tel, mate, I get it.

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But I kept within the speed limits. I did everything proper, you know.

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I know, I know, but, Alf, we can't risk this, mate.

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-Look, if we get caught...

-But that's just it, if we get caught.

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-We won't get caught, Tel.

-But Alfie, if we get caught...

-Terry, please...

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I lose me licence and I could get the cab seized.

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Flipping 'eck - looks amazing.

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-He hasn't done badly for his first venture, has he?

-Thanks a bunch.

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All right, Mr Hot Shot, how many are you expecting?

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We're only open for a few hours, test it out and that.

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Right. That's me done.

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You're not staying?

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I'm not exactly the kind of clientele you're looking for, am I?

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Be nice to your mother when she turns up.

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And don't forget the drinks later.

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-See you later, Dad.

-See you.

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Shirley's so excited for you. Seriously, she is.

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That's nice. Listen, that was the temp agency on the phone.

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Supposed to have some girls come down to serve drinks

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-but they let me down...

-Mate, I'd love to. But I've really gotta work.

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-Yeah. No. Sure. No worries.

-You're bricking it, ain't you?

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-No. Course not.

-It's all right.

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This place is a big deal, it's OK to be nervous.

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I've just...never owned anything before

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and I just feel like everything's going wrong.

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You know, like it's bad omens or something.

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It's going to be brilliant.

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All right? And there's no such thing as bad omens.

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CRASH!

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All right. But I can't stay long. All right? Where's the broom?

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Butterfingers!

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Mick, guess what?

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That woman from Janet's school just sponsored you for 20 quid.

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Oh, well done, Bill. That's great.

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Hey, Lind. Just got another 20 quid for his swim.

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-Oh, it's all adding up.

-Yeah, yeah. Certainly is.

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-I'll see you later.

-See you later.

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-Why are you dressed like that?

-Like what? I'm off shopping.

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You going to the pool?

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Yeah, yeah, might do.

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Fingers crossed for two lengths today, eh?

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Yeah. Do you know what? It's going well.

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So proud of you.

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Make sure you take a break, sausage.

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Nance, keep your eye on bar for a minute, please.

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What? No!

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Me and Johnny was going to go up Blades in a minute.

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-Trace, do you mind?

-Sure.

-Thank you.

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I've got that there, and I've got some change here, you see.

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The rent needs to be paid in full and on time.

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-I really can't be seen to make exceptions.

-It's just...

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-Give it to me next week, OK?

-Cheers. Thank you.

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We'll add 50 quid interest.

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Oi.

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Do you need a sub?

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What? No, no, no. I'm fine, thanks. Don't be silly. I'm good.

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I'm good.

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I just came by to say...

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-I'm sorry.

-What're you talking about, sorry?

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Come on. It's all sparkling water under the bridge.

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Hello, ladies, can I interest you in some lovely summer dresses,

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direct from the stores in the West End.

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Seriously, they'll look great on you, ladies. Couple of blondes.

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Look, the cab's in the shop at the moment,

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so I thought I'd give you a hand on the stall?

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Give me a hand on the stall? Gotta have the patter for this.

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-That right?

-Yeah, that's right.

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You're stuck in a cab all day with your glass petition,

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belting out the greatest hits of Kylie.

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This is about bringing the punters in, you gotta make a splash,

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that's what you've gotta do...

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Make a splash? Interesting.

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You know, Rosie's got a really good dressing-up box back at the flat.

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What are you talking about?

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Sweetheart, can I interest you in a lovely dress?

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It'll look great on you. Proper polyester, direct from the West End.

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What I'm talking about is making a splash.

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-How're you getting on?

-That's all the beers done.

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-Just the soft drinks to go now.

-What time you gotta get back?

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-What?

-I don't want to go, do I?

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I want to stay and watch it open properly and be all proud for you,

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but I can't, can I? Cos I've got to go to work and I can't call in sick.

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All right, I will! Risk it for a biscuit, you monkey.

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All right? Johnny's after a perm and a blue rinse.

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-You two are early.

-I told you. Can we go now? I've got some work to do.

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All right, Grandma(!)

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Where's Shirley?

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I don't care if she's here or not.

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She'll come.

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It's all I could get.

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Not my problem.

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Phil, I can't give you what I haven't got.

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Lot of nice kit in Dean's new place, ain't there?

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Please. I'm sorry I blabbed to Ronnie, all right? I really am,

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but...that salon, it means everything to him.

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Then you'll get the money or else.

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£1,000, first payment today.

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Phil, don't, please. He's my son.

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They both are.

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Thanks for taking the time out to meet me, Mr Thompson.

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Not at all. I didn't realise I was just meeting you, though?

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Oh, unfortunately, Mick - that's my husband - he's busy.

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-We run our own business, you see.

-I was referring to Johnny actually.

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Oh, of course.

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Er, the thing is, um - Johnny is intelligent

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and passionate

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and bright.

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So bright. But he's not very...

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forthcoming sometimes.

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I'm not quite sure I follow?

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He's never failed an exam in his life.

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He's never at failed anything.

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Even at primary school he was top of his class -

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he knew his times tables before anyone else.

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Everybody's always said it - he's going places.

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He's certainly a bright young man...

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Exactly.

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So I can't help thinking there must've been some sort of mistake.

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-Mistake?

-I don't want to point the finger

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but you hear about exams being mis-marked all the time, don't you?

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There may have been, in the past,

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cases where exams have been marked incorrectly.

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-However...

-So you admit it, then?

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However, I can assure you

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that I did not mark Johnny's exam papers incorrectly.

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Furthermore, I cannot and will not discuss

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a student's academic performance

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with anyone other than the student in question.

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I'm his mother.

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Sorry.

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Fine. Fine.

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But on the university website there's this section

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that outlines "extenuating and mitigating circumstances"...

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Mrs Carter, I don't think you quite understand...

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No, no, I understand perfectly.

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Just because I ain't got a degree don't mean I'm stupid.

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I came here to talk about Johnny - not to be insulted.

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OK. Fine. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to cause offence.

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Please. I'm happy to listen to your concerns.

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SHE SIGHS

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HE GASPS

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There you go, darling.

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You'll be the belle of the ball in that.

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Hey, you have got the patter! Get in there, Terry.

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-Nice one.

-Told you.

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Your wig's getting a bit wet, though.

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Excuse me. Do you have a licence?

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No. I'm just helping a mate out, ain't I?

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You are not insured to work on this market.

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Like he said, he's only giving me a hand.

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No biggie. He's just helping.

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-You need to officially register him as your assistant.

-What?

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You need to submit proper documentation.

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I need his ID and a £35 fee.

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-Were you bullied at school or something, mate?

-Terry, stop, stop.

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We can do it the proper way or you can get a written warning.

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It's up to you.

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Ronnie's going to be OK, isn't she?

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You said yourself she text you this morning. She's a big girl,

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-she'll come back when she's ready.

-Yeah. I know. I know.

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That finished?

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You on your own?

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Don't ask.

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This is where you've been hiding from me?

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-That's my cue.

-Sorry, I didn't mean to...

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Aleks, I'm busy. I've got a meeting with Sharon.

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Too busy to reply to my text messages?

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If I'm going to be managing The Albert until Sharon gets better,

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then you need to appreciate that I'm busy.

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I'll go, let you work.

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Ronnie said...she doesn't trust you.

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-That again?

-I don't know.

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Look, the way we started, might not have been the most normal.

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But what's normal these days anyway?

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You need to make up your mind whether you want to trust me or not.

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Please, once you have, let me know. OK.

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-Quick, take one before I drop 'em.

-Johnny wants two.

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Oh, you enabler.

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Here he is. I told you it would be brilliant.

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Shirley not here yet?

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No. Want me to call her?

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No, you're all right.

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All right. Bit of hush. Yeah? This won't take long.

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Look, I just wanted to say - thanks to everyone for coming

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and welcome to Blades.

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CHEERING

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We open properly tomorrow, er, so tell your friends.

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In the meantime, get yourself a drink and enjoy yourselves.

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Right, Nance, I've really got to go.

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You're doing my nut in.

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Mate, I've gotta shoot off. Revision.

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-Looks seriously impressive.

-It's coming together, yeah.

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You must be well chuffed.

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-Thanks for being here.

-That's OK.

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SPEAKS HIS OWN LANGUAGE

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-It's about Tel helping out...

-Get out. Get out!

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All right, all right! OK. I'm going.

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KARAOKE PLAYS "Don't Go Breaking My Heart"

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PHONE RINGS

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It's my tutor.

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Answer it, then.

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Where've you been? You've been gone ages.

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I'll go up next, shall I? Finally!

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Mum, I think there's something wrong with one of the barrel pumps.

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-Let your dad deal with it.

-No, no, no. He's gone out.

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-It's really important.

-Oh!

-Honest.

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That was my tutor. Said you went and saw him.

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Yeah. I did.

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-Wow!

-Are you serious?

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What? Sometimes they mess up on the marking, don't they?

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I was only looking out for you.

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Turns out he was a right arrogant so-and-so anyway,

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weren't worth the trouble in the end.

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APPLAUSE, KARAOKE PLAYS "Candle In The Wind"

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Oh, I love this one.

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Why don't you have a go, then?

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What are you doing? Are you mental?

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-# Goodbye, England's rose... #

-Stop her. Johnny? Johnny!

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OUT-OF-TUNE: # May you ever grow in our hearts

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# You were the grace that placed itself

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# Where lives were torn apart

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# You called out to our country

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# And you whispered to those in pain

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# Now you belong to heaven

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# And the stars spell out your name... #

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What did I say to you?

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-I told you to keep her away at all costs.

-Johnny...

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# And it seems to me

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# You lived your life

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# Like a candle in the wind

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# Never fading with the sunset

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# When the rain set in... #

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That's it, go on baby! Go on, girl! Go on!

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# And your footsteps will always fall here

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-# On England's greenest hills... #

-Rubbish!

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# Your candle's burned out long before

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# The legend ever did. #

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SCATTERED APPLAUSE

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Come here. Hey?

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-Who's that?

-One second.

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Decided to turn up, then?

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-You could at least try and look impressed.

-I am.

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Honest, it's brilliant.

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Look, Dean, I need to tell you...

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What you've achieved here, it's really, really impressive...

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..and I want you to know that I'm really proud of you.

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Yeah?

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More than you'll ever know.

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Been going well. Told people they can have half price cuts

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if they've booked early.

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And they've been booking up,

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so it's going good. It's going really good.

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You'd better get back to meeting and greeting.

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Don't get plastered, will you, Shirl?

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What's happened?

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Talk about a tough crowd. Can you believe that lot?

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Miserable gits.

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I mean, I know I'm no Sam Bailey, but I can hold a tune, at least, can't I?

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-Can't I?

-No, Mum, you can't.

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Yes, I can!

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What about at Christmas when I do my Bernadette Peters?

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Yeah, that's in the house, just us.

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What, I can't sing? Is that what you're saying?

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So what, you sent me up there to humiliate me?

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Yeah.

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Yeah, that's exactly what I did.

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-Cheers, lads.

-You make all that today?

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I wish. It's an advance from Stan to get started.

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Right. Are we going to go back to the Vic and celebrate properly?

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Yeah.

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Just give me a minute.

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Why would you deliberately send me up there to embarrass me?

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Do you have any idea how much you've embarrassed me?

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He's my tutor, Mum. You had no right.

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That's what this is about?

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Well, I'm sorry but I'd have done the same

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for Nancy, for Lee, for any of you.

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I've got to sit in lectures with that man for the next two years.

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Now you're talking nonsense.

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-You don't get it, do you? You never get it.

-Get what?

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I only failed two of my modules, which I will resit and I'll pass.

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Me, not you. Why couldn't you once, for once, just leave it?!

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-And what if he had marked it wrong?

-But he didn't, did he?!

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And even if he did, it ain't your place to get involved.

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Of course it's my place!

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Oi, Dad wants you downstairs.

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-Not now, Nancy.

-It's MY degree. It's MY life.

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So, please, please just stay out of it.

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-Johnny, calm down, man.

-No, she needs to know.

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I'm so sick of us all tiptoeing around her all the time.

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You're the adult but you act like a child and we all have to play along.

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-That's not true.

-Of course it is.

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Why do you think we've never let you up on the karaoke before?

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Because you can't sing. You can't do it. You're that bad.

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None of us could say anything, which is beyond ridiculous.

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-We got punters down there.

-Did you know she went and saw my tutor?

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-Told him he didn't know how to do his job?

-That is not what I said.

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-Why are you saying anything at all?!

-Oi, oi, calm down.

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What you did to me was hurtful.

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-What I did for you, I was trying to help. Help my boy.

-I ain't a boy!

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-Well, you're not a man!

-That's enough!

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The pair of you. That's enough.

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I'm your mum. It's my job to worry and care...

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-Then stop, then! Just stop!

-Johnny, I'm warning you...

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Johnny, please just leave it.

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You're warning me? You're warning me? Why don't you warn her?

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Why don't you warn that stupid bitch!

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You need to get out of my sight right now, son.

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No, it's fine, Roxy.

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As far as I can remember

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all the paperwork's in the third drawer down. OK?

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Right. Cheers.

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Everything all right?

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Yeah, yeah, fine.

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You lost something?

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No, no. Just, er, Ronnie had some stuff in this bag and, er...

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She must have packed it in her suitcase.

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Hope you're hungry.

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They'll say anything at that age.

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You remember what you was like. You was double trappy.

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We're all downstairs with Dean.

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Is everything all right?

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I'll see you downstairs, then, yeah.

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He hates me, Mick.

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He doesn't hate you.

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-Yes?

-I just want to say that I do trust you.

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OK? I do. And I want to fight for this.

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Right answer.

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Give me a minute, will you?

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Oh, here it comes.

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Gentlemen. Alfie, could I have a word?

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Go on.

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-About what you saw...

-I didn't see anything.

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Great. In that case, I didn't see anything either.

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No interest on your late fees. No written warning. Deal?

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Whatever the boys want.

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Here we are.

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Thanks, Shirl.

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Get stuck in.

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PHONE RINGS

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Where is everyone?

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Flamin' PPI.

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Right, you, come and give your mum a hug

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cos I'm really proud you today.

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Well, go on, then.

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Right. Let's get drinking.

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Long as you don't try and get me up on that karaoke.

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You all right?

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I can't believe I just said that. It just...

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came out.

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You went too far,

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but I think a lot of what you had to say was really valid

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and she needs to stop treating you like a baby,

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so now she knows. I think that's a good thing.

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This is good, is it?

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Obviously not... Where are you going?

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Just leave me to it, yeah, Nance?

0:23:450:23:46

MAN SINGS "Ring Of Fire"

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-What do you think of him?

-Out of tune.

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No! Aleks.

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Oh, him. Slug in a suit.

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That's what I think of him.

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Why do you ask?

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Oh, no reason. I just don't trust him.

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Look at him.

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I did ask Ian earlier for a raise,

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but it was, like, really busy in the caff

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so we didn't get much time to talk, So I'll ask him again tomorrow.

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Don't worry. He's going to say yeah. I've got a feeling.

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You laughing about Linda?

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The whole pub. Tumbleweed.

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What did she sing?

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Candle In The Wind.

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The Diana one.

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I won't be a sec.

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You're looking remarkably well.

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That purely medicinal?

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I think it was just one of those 24-hour things.

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It ended up just being an eight hour thing in the end.

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-Really? Do I look like an idiot?

-No.

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-Then don't treat me like one.

-I'm really sorry.

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If you are much as one second late tomorrow...

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I won't be. I promise.

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What?

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You didn't even go to work today?

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Remember when they were little, in their pushchairs?

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We'd take 'em to the park.

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Remember Nancy got her big head stuck in the railings?

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Still...at least they needed you.

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What he said -

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it was just heat of the moment, you know he didn't mean it.

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He did, Mick. He meant it.

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I don't know how we get back from this.

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Put it back.

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All of it.

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It was just a loan. I was going to put it back.

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You just can't help yourself.

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It's Phil's money in this place.

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I borrowed it from him, then it went to Stan, then to you,

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and now Phil, he wants all the cash back...

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..starting with £1,000 today. I didn't know what to do.

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What are you talking about?

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When I told him I didn't have it - Dean, he really scared me.

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Good.

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Now leave.

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You don't understand!

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Just...leave.

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DOOR OPENS

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Have you seen Johnny?

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No. Why?

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There's a load of stuff gone from his room and his phone's off.

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I think he's gone.

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