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< Mum.

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< Mum?

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SHE SNIFFS

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'Ere, get this. I've just had an e-mail from the insurance broker, right?

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Confirming that the insurance company, "We are not able to

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"offer settlement of your claim." But...

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they're asking if we want to renew.

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-The cheek.

-Do you know what?

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You spend half your life paying insurance premiums and when

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you need them they don't cough up.

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You know, I can't help think that, you know,

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all that food and nothing to cook it on, why don't I ring Mick

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and see if he wants to buy it?

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Babe's not going to want our cast-offs.

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Well, if we offer it at a good price they'd be fools not to.

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Saves it going to waste and we'll get some money back for it.

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You're on to something.

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Hm.

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There's some juice.

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-What time do you think Dad will be home?

-I don't know, sweetheart.

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Why don't you hurry up and finish your breakfast, cos we need to get ready.

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-KNOCK AT DOOR

-Have you been crying?

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No.

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Don't be silly! Just didn't sleep very well, just a bit tired.

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Oh, hi.

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Morning.

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Listen, I'm not really interested in any apology

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you have to pass on, Jack.

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So...

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-what's he told you to say?

-Nothing.

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He, er, wanted me to pick up his suit.

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His suit?

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Yeah, he needs it for work.

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Just wanted me to pick it up for him.

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-Ah.

-Mum?

-Yeah?

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Have you got a minute?

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Yeah.

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I think I'm going to call social services.

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-Why?

-Well, I think we need some extra help.

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Well, what sort of help?

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Well, I don't know,

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maybe Mum can go to a daycentre a couple of days a week or something.

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Oh, well, yeah, I mean, what's brought this on?

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Well, you're exhausted.

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-You've got no idea how much.

-Mum...

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-Just a minute, darling.

-Do you know what?

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I just can't keep taking all this time off work, it's taking over.

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Yeah, it is. I agree.

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I'm going to go to the Vic and I'm going to talk to everyone.

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-Yeah. That's a good idea.

-Do you think?

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Bex?

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DOOR CLOSES

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All right?

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-Did you sleep?

-What do you reckon?

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Cup of tea?

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My missus has just kicked me out and you reckon

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a cup of tea can fix that, do you?

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I don't know what to say, do I?

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I'm just really sorry that I've messed everything up.

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Honey wants nothing to do with me cos of you!

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I've lost everything and you're sorry?!

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Look, I swear to you,

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I never meant for you to get caught up in all this.

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Yeah? Well, cheers.

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Look, let me talk to her.

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I'll explain that this was all my fault and it wasn't yours.

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Don't you think you've done enough?

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So who's taking you to kids' club then?

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I think mum is.

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Dad didn't stay here last night. Do you know where he is?

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-Here you go.

-Thanks.

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Mum, Jack don't know where Dad is either.

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Come on, hurry up. Otherwise we're going to be late.

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Come on, Janet.

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Honey, are you OK?

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Well, Billy knew, he knew Jay was dealing drugs from this house

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and, uh, he didn't think to tell me about it.

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So, erm, no, he lied. He lied to me again, Jack.

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Look, he ain't slept a wink over this.

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You think I have?

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Look, Honey, why don't you sit down for a minute?

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I haven't got time, Jack, OK? I've got a lady from the council

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coming over to talk through Janet's schooling.

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And I certainly don't want Billy here.

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Because the last time we had a meeting about Janet's school

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he kicked off, as you well know.

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To be honest, it'll be easier without him.

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Now, I'm sorry, if you don't mind, I really need to get on.

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Coffee to take away, please.

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Hi, Kathy.

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Uh, hi.

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Want to join me?

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Oh, I'm sorry. I haven't got time.

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Oh, come on.

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People are allowed to have a chat and talk about the weather

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and have a coffee, you know.

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Why did you want me not to finish it with Shirley?

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No, not here.

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Look, it could just be a rough patch you're going through.

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You know, all that shared history you've got together gone,

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just like that. It doesn't feel right.

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It's over with me and her, and I'm going to tell her today.

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No, Buster.

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Kathy, I need to see you, just the two of us, alone.

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Look, I'm sorry. Really. I've got to go.

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-Thanks, Marie.

-Oh, ta.

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Mick's not answering.

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Look, I'll pop over the Vic once I've cleared up.

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-I'll have a word with him myself, yeah?

-Great.

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-Dad.

-What?

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Take a look at this. What do you reckon?

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Refurbished catering equipment.

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Replacements for the stuff that got nicked.

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Knockdown prices.

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Doesn't that sound a bit dodgy?

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Not really. It's all just stuff from old businesses. It's all legit.

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Show Jane.

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Right.

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I was thinking we've already got the stock

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so why not use it and bring some readies in?

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Yeah, me and Jane, we were just talking about, um,

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off-loading the stock on the Vic.

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OK, right, what about a pop-up place, yeah? Out on the terrace.

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Sort of gourmet burgers and chips, that kind of thing.

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Well, we don't have the equipment for that.

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Right, I can shuttle fries over from the chippy.

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And there's the barbecue out there that we can do burgers on.

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We could do with the business.

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We've already got the drinks so I'll just pop by the caff,

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pick up some plastic cups and we're good to go.

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I mean, that barbecue, that's just sat out there doing nothing.

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-I mean, I think it's a good idea, love.

-Yeah, great.

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Brilliant.

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-Well? She say anything?

-Of course she said something.

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She's hardly going to stand there silent, is she?

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Well, come on, Jack. Give me a clue, how is she?

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Angry, all right? Upset.

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She mentioned some woman was coming over about Janet's school.

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Oh, yeah.

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Better ring Les, see if I can get an hour out.

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You sure about that? After the last time.

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She's told you she don't want me there, ain't she?

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Look, Billy, no offence, but I've got a meeting to get to, all right?

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I'm already late enough as it is.

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Janet's my daughter too. I've got just as much right to be there.

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Look, you probably just need to leave Honey alone for a bit.

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But I need to see her. This is killing me!

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I just want a chance to make things right.

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Look, she probably just needs to cool off, mate.

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You know? Give her some space.

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Oh, lovely. Couldn't pass us the sauce, could you, babe?

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-Right, there we go, nice bit of brown.

-Beautiful.

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-Hey.

-All right, Tine?

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-Can I have a word?

-Yeah, course you can. Have a plonk.

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I was thinking of giving social services a call,

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see if we can get some extra support for Mum.

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Don't you think they've got more important people to sort out?

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Don't listen to her. I mean, you know, we'll help you out, of course.

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No, I know, but there's no harm in seeing what else is out there.

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-Yeah.

-Oh, thanks.

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-Absolutely.

-Honestly, it is full-on.

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Took me half an hour to get her slippers on this morning.

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She just kept shoving them under the bed.

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And she had Sonia up twice in the night.

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You ain't got to tell me, Tine,

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I had her one night, honestly, it was on top.

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Maybe there's like a centre she can go to.

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That's right. Stick her in a home.

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Just a couple of mornings a week.

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I just, I think we've been kidding ourselves thinking we could look after her.

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Listen, we'll help you out, Tine,

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but it looks like you've got it all covered. So...

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Should I call them, then?

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Yeah. Have you had a chat to Sylvie about it? Or...

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-No.

-Nah.

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Well, you better mark her card.

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-Oi! Ahh!

-Oi.

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Never mind your Snapchat, you've got to keep one eye on the job, idiot.

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Heard about the Beales getting done over, didn't you?

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-Yes, all right!

-Well, you're supposed to be helping me out here.

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OK? Look, look. See, see this?

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Hello, mate. Customers. All right?

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These are the people we need to attract, OK?

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OK.

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Oi, are you and Mum still going out later?

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Yeah, I think so. Why?

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You planning a party or something?

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Not exactly.

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Bex!

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-Hi.

-Did you get my text?

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Yeah, I was going to reply but...

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So, you're still coming round later, yeah? To, um, Netflix and chill?

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I don't know yet. I'm not sure.

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-Listen, Shaki...

-I'm all ears, babe.

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You and me, you know...

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I think I need more time.

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OK.

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But you are still coming round, yeah?

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If I do...

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I want to do stuff, Shaki, but I just, I just don't want to rush it.

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It's OK.

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We could just watch TV.

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Oh, Bex!

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Hi, Stace.

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All right?

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Beale's is doing gourmet burgers cheap and your dad is going to treat

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-us to lunch.

-All right for some now, innit?

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Yeah, will you watch the stall for us later?

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Yeah, of course.

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See you later.

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Mum? Mum, mum, what are you doing?

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Waiting for the number 39 bus. What's it look like I'm doing?

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They're clean, Mum. Son picked them up this morning.

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-What about this one? Is this yours?

-Yeah.

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It's pretty. I used to have one of these.

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-Did you?

-It was a bit flimsier round the bust though.

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A few years back, when I was about 15,

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there was a...a lido somewhere.

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Near Brighton, I think it was.

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We used to sit out in the sun, me and my friend, watching the boys.

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Aw, that sounds amazing!

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It was.

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Mum, it's lovely outside. Do you fancy going out for a bit?

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Oh, yes.

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We could borrow some deck chairs from the allotment and sit

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out in the sun. What do you reckon?

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So sorry to invade your space.

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Not at all.

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Much more relaxed than being at school.

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I still get nervous when I meet my kids' head teacher.

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Help yourself to a biscuit.

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I'm trying to be good. I'm off on holiday in a fortnight.

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Oh, lovely.

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I'm really sorry Billy can't be here.

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He's busy at work.

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There'll be plenty of other meetings, it's early days.

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DOOR OPENS

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Hello.

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I'm Billy Mitchell.

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Janet's father.

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This place I used to work, right?

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The boss used to put a big sign up out front saying, "Kids eat free."

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Whenever it came to getting their bill he'd just chuck a fiver on for

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the kids' meals. If anyone noticed he just blamed it on the new waiter.

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-What about the ones that didn't notice?

-He made a killing.

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-That's dodgy.

-It's enterprise.

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Hello, mate. What can I get you?

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Could I get a burger, please? I'm starving.

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OK. Do you want chips with that?

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I don't think I have enough.

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I tell you what...

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Get a cheeseburger and I will treat you to the chips for a quid.

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-How does that sound?

-Sweet, man.

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Can't have you going round Walford starving, can we?

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Seriously. I can't see properly when I'm hungry.

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Things go proper blurry.

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Nice bit of upselling, there, son.

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I like it.

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I like it a lot!

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I suppose what I'm trying to say is, um, we don't want to rush into

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sending Janet somewhere specialist if she already fits in where she is.

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A lot of parents struggle with the notion of a specialist school.

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They might not want their child to seem different

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-from everyone else.

-Well, I'm the opposite.

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I don't want my Janet to blend into the crowd.

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No. Neither do I.

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It sounds like you both want what's best for Janet which is most

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important. Our next step is to assess her both in and out of school.

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We'll liaise with occupational, speech and language therapists

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and teachers so we can all work towards a final EHC plan for her.

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Thank you.

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Fantastic that you're both here talking it through.

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So glad you could make it, Mr Mitchell.

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-We only want what's best for our daughter, don't we?

-Yeah.

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I know. And no-one's forgotten that you're her parents and it's up to

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you where she goes, no-one else.

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Absolutely. And, um, thank you, thank you very much.

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-I'll be in touch.

-Thank you. I'll see you out.

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Bye, now.

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This doesn't mean you're forgiven, Billy.

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I know.

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Can you just hear me out?

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Give me a chance to explain.

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I'll put the kettle on.

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-Here.

-Oh.

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-Hold on.

-What?

-Well, that's it from a 20?

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-Yeah.

-They've stitched us up here. Sorry, mate. Look, sorry,

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no offence, Steven, but you can't go plastering free chips for

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kids everywhere and then go and charge people for them.

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-Do you know what I mean?

-Oh, Martin mate, I'm really sorry. It's totally my fault.

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-Sorry, it's just been manic.

-Everything OK?

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Yeah, yeah, fine. Just overcharged him.

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Um...here, have half of it on us, all right?

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Thank you. Cheers. Nice one. Appreciate that.

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Um, go easy on the freebies, yeah?

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We're supposed to be trying to make back as much money as we can, yeah?

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-No worries, Dad.

-Oh, Mum!

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Oh, look at this. Looks great!

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-Uh, can you take that to Jane for me, please?

-Yeah, course.

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Can you see how she is? She seemed a bit down this morning.

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Oh, I know. It must be tough for her.

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I think she feels isolated.

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I know she's got all the carers and stuff coming and going but it's...

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it's not the same, is it?

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Don't worry, I'll check in on her.

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OK. OK. All right.

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I knew about the drugs.

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But I swear I didn't know he was dealing from here.

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How could you keep it from me?

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Because I thought I could fix it.

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I didn't, I didn't want you stressing.

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Billy, you promised me you'd never lie to me again.

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That's the thing, you see. I didn't see it as lying.

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I know it sounds stupid but I didn't.

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I thought it was different, OK? I thought you'd changed.

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I have!

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Please, Hon, you have got to believe me.

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Don't...don't bail on me, not over this.

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We can sort it if you just give me a chance.

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Every time I give you a chance, Billy, you mess it up.

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I cannot deal with it any more, OK? Enough is enough.

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Thanks, Suzanne.

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OK, Jane. Keep up the good work.

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Ian thought you might like to try a burger.

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That's nice.

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I'll cut it up for you, shall I?

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I'm not really that hungry, Kathy.

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I think Ian just wanted you to feel included.

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I take it business is booming?

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Well, I must admit, I've got to hand it to Steven.

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Mmm.

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Real life prodigal son, eh?

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Why don't I take you round there, eh?

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Have a look for yourself.

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-What use would I be?

-Plenty!

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I mean, just seeing you out and about will lift their spirits.

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You're the back bone of this family, Jane. The strong one.

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Yeah, not any more.

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Everything's changed. I can't do anything.

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Just because you're not physically capable

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doesn't mean you can't be there for them.

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Ian still needs you.

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And he...he's worried about you, you know?

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He cares so much for you, Jane.

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When you were in that coma he was right there by your side.

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It takes a special kind of bloke to...to hang around when faced

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with something like that.

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And even when you tried to push him away he was still there for you,

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weren't he?

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Maybe you could stay at Ronnie and Jack's for a few more days.

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-Please, Hon, don't do this.

-I've got to.

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No, you don't! Can't you see I was desperate?

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You said you were desperate the last time I left.

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OK? You've got to stop using this as an excuse.

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-But this is different.

-Not to me, it isn't. OK?

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I didn't trust you after Jase was killed and it took

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me a long...a long time to rebuild that trust.

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And then you go and do something like this.

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Yeah, but you see, I thought I could make all that go away.

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-That's why I was trying to help Jay.

-What made you think that I didn't want to help him?

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I was trying to protect you. I thought keeping it from you would make it all easier.

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Can't you see you should've just told me what was going on?

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Cos that boy means the world to me!

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I know. I know. I-I-I've made a stupid mistake.

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But don't give up on me.

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I'm not the one to blame here, Billy.

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It's your fault we're in this mess, not mine.

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All these lies.

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How can I ever,

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ever trust you when you say one thing and you do another?

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You're right.

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It is my fault.

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All of it.

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I've been an idiot and I've ruined everything, ain't I?

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Again.

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I don't blame you for wanting me out.

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I don't want this, OK? But I don't have a choice.

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But we could've both helped Jay if you'd just told me the truth.

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We still can.

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Hon, please, you have got to believe me. I have changed.

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This wasn't me lying, this was me not thinking things through

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properly, I promise you.

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I've been so stupid, I know, and I am so, so sorry!

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Please, Hon, please.

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I am begging you.

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I'm begging you because I am nothing without you and the kids.

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You're my life.

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I mean, we're good together, ain't we?

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When you don't mess things up.

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I love you so much.

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And I know you love me back, don't you?

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So, please...

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Please give me a chance to prove myself.

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Hm?

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Please.

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What are we going to do about Jay?

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He was so handsome.

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He lived near the holiday park.

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We were at it like rabbits most of the time.

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-Urgh! Too much information, Mum.

-Come off it!

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Don't tell me you've never made use of the back of the bike sheds.

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What was his name?

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I can't remember.

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Why can't I remember?

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-He took me to see a film.

-What film?

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South Pacific.

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I had an address. I think we wrote to each other a couple of times.

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Oh, I wish I could remember his name!

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Sounds like you really fell for each other.

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It was lust at first sight, believe me.

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I can remember the music coming on.

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He held my hand.

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Oh, Tina.

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What I wouldn't give to go back there.

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Just for five minutes.

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It was the most wonderful music I ever heard.

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You all right?

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No.

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I've really messed up. I need a favour.

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What?

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I need some money. Just for a couple of days.

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You mean you want me to pay for you to get off your face.

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Look, it's not for me. Right? I've got people who need it.

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Yeah, you keep telling yourself that, mate.

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Look, a little line at the weekend is nothing.

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But I need more stock. I'll pay you back, I promise.

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Listen, I've got your back. You know that, right?

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But I can't lend it to you.

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Not for this, Jay. I'm sorry.

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-All right, Jay?

-Yeah, brilliant, thanks to you.

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Hi.

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I got your text, what's up?

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-It's Shaki.

-What about him?

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Come on! You don't come in here saying you want to talk about Shaki

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and then say nothing, do you?

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Marie, can I take five?

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-Sure.

-Thanks. Sit down.

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Well?

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I've told him I want to wait.

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Bet he took that well.

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I am up for other stuff, just not that yet.

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He's not going to wait forever.

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Do you think he'll dump me?

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Put it this way, the longer you wait, the sooner he'll go elsewhere.

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You don't know that.

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-Yes, I do.

-Like you're some expert.

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I don't know how you can sit here and try to make me feel bad when we

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all know that I'm not the only one that hasn't done it yet, don't we?

0:22:510:22:56

Hey. Do you know where Sharon is?

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Have you tried the house?

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Yeah.

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I've got some money I owe her.

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What about the Vic?

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-No.

-I'll take you, if you like?

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It's literally there.

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It's fine, I'll take you. Maybe we can hang out.

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Great. Thanks.

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See you around, yeah?

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Mm.

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Hi.

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You OK?

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Well...been better.

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I thought we weren't supposed to speak in...in public.

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Did you talk to Shirley?

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I didn't think you wanted me to.

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No, I don't want you to.

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But that doesn't mean I-I don't want this.

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Look, I'm sorry if I messed you around.

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I didn't mean to push you away.

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So, what's changed?

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I don't think you should tell Shirley just now,

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but I do want to keep seeing you.

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We just need to be more careful.

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I mean, you have to find happiness when you can, don't you?

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Yeah.

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Listen, I've told you I can get the cash.

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Seven o'clock tonight, yeah?

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Yeah, yeah. OK, OK.

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Just sit down, all right.

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That's it, sit back. Sit back, relax.

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-What for?

-Just trust me, all right? Just relax.

0:24:270:24:32

MUSIC: Some Enchanted Evening by Rodgers and Hammerstein

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Sssh.

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Why, what's happened?

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It's the South Pacific soundtrack. Some musical from the '50s.

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-I downloaded it.

-How come?

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Well, I took Mum for a picnic today at the allotments

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and she was telling me about this boy she met on holiday

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and she was getting all frustrated cos she couldn't remember his name.

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So, I thought this might jog her memory.

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That's a lovely idea!

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It's been so nice today. Just spending proper time talking.

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It made me realise we are the right people to look after her.

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You, me and the others.

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You and...

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I was just a bit hasty this morning thinking I needed to call

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social services.

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It's her family she needs.

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Yeah, but, I mean, she's having a good day today, isn't she?

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But if we get carers in it will just lighten the burden.

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Do you not think I'm capable?

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-That's not what I said.

-I can do this, Sonia.

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Kenneth!

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That was his name!

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Kenneth.

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Right, I took all these earlier so you could see how it all looked.

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-Looks great.

-Yeah.

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Things went well, then?

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Yeah, yeah, it did. I've got to say, Steven was just fantastic.

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I mean, he was running up and down the market gathering people

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in to come and try and taste the food.

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I mean, at one point the queue was like pfft...ten deep?

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I've got to say I was...I was really proud of him.

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-I think you should have a word with him.

-What about?

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That replacement equipment he was talking about this morning.

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He's right, we should just order it in.

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-Really?

-Yeah.

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-Yeah, I can do it now if you want.

-Yeah? OK.

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Well, I tell you what, I'm going to pop back and, erm,

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help with the clear up.

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But how about I treat us to a Chinese tonight and, um,

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we can watch a film?

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-Sounds lovely.

-Yeah? I'll see you in a bit.

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Right.

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Right, let's see.

0:26:540:26:55

HE SIGHS WITH FRUSTRATION

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FRONT DOOR CLOSES

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Nowhere else to go, has he? Oh, Jay! Thank God.

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-What do you think you're doing?

-That's our wedding money.

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I'm just borrowing it, all right?

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No, it's stealing, not borrowing. You put that back now.

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Honey, I'll pay you back, I promise.

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You heard what she said, Jay. Put it back now.

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-Oi! Oi, Jay!

-Billy, please!

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I can't...I can't take any more of this.

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What you doing?

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I've got no choice.

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-But I thought we was helping him.

-Yeah, yeah, well, it's gone too far now.

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Police, please.

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