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-Oi! That took a lot of time and effort, planting those!

-Chill out.

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It was an accident.

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How about an apology?

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I'm sorry.

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-That you're a miserable old bag.

-Oi! What did you just call her?

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-Bruv, you're such an idiot!

-Go on, get out of here!

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Oi! Do one!

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Well, you try... You do a nice thing...

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No respect at all. I blame the parents, you know.

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You've got to ignore them. You have more important things

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to focus on today with the social worker coming round.

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Do you want me to sit in with you, babe?

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No, Kim insisted. Anyway, it's not that big of a deal anyway.

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I'll be around if you want me.

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What on earth is going on in this place?

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We have got it all here, Denise. Rubbish, rats...

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And now a bit of racism.

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It's like the end of the world round here at the moment.

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It's the Britain we live in now.

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-BALL BOUNCES

-Oh, thud, thud, thud, thud, thud.

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Enough to drive you up the wall.

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I know. I gave them a mouthful, but we'll have to plant some new ones.

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-What shall I get?

-Oh, no, you leave it to me.

-I don't mind.

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No, I'll do it. You've got enough on your plate.

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Now, what shall I get, eh? Busy Lizzies? Begonias?

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Oh, what about some pansies?

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-Oh, I love pansies.

-Those stupid boys.

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Oh, well, the Lord moves in mysterious ways.

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I've been wanting to go to that new garden centre.

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You know, the one what's on the ring road.

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I shall have to get Jack to drive me.

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Yeah, mate. We'll pick up the keys and sign

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the tenancy agreement at lunch, yeah? All right, sweet.

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Laters, bruv.

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Johnny.

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Er...

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-Is your brother back?

-He was. He's gone again now.

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-For good, by the looks of it.

-I'm sorry, mate.

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It's more Whitney I'm worried about.

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-Hi.

-Hi.

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I'm... I'm looking for Louise.

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She was supposed to meet me at the caff. We're running late.

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She's inside.

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I had fun hanging.

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Hanging? That's so American.

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I am.

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-Well, I had fun too...

-I need dinner money.

-You'll get your dinner money.

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I should...

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Sorry.

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Start walking. I'll catch up.

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Still sniffing round her, are you?

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You're the one who told me to find someone my own age.

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You don't think that's pushing it?

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That's like the pot calling the kettle a cradle snatcher.

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One of the questions in the Polish quiz was going to be - when did

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Poland become part of the European Union?

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-Do you think I should take it out?

-Why?

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Is it not insensitive?

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-Well, they aren't the ones that left it, are they?

-He's been paid.

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Cor, you're not wrong.

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Couldn't you have found someone cheaper?

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He killed the rat, didn't he? Filled the holes up.

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-When's the inspector back?

-This afternoon.

-What if she shuts us down?

-She won't.

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It's on us though. I'm telling you, the way we're bleeding money at the moment,

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-it's frightening.

-Look, let me and Cinders there finish off in the kitchen,

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then we're going to sit down and try and work out a way to cut costs.

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We're going to have to start cutting shifts, you know that, don't you?

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-Where's Whitney, by the way? You seen her?

-No.

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-Not since the other day.

-What are we going to do about her?

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I don't know, Mum. I really don't know.

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TOILET FLUSHES

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-Are you all right?

-Yeah, why wouldn't I be?

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-You were in and out of the toilet all night.

-Who's counting?

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-It's just an observation. Have you eaten something dodgy?

-No, I haven't been for a...

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Well, I haven't done one of them this morning,

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but I don't know, maybe it's the four cups of coffee I've had.

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You should ask about it at your check-up later.

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There is nothing wrong with me.

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I am only going for this check-up because it's my right as a taxpayer.

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Are we ready to feed the ducks? Do you want to feed the ducks?

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-Hiya.

-All right, babe?

-Jack, can I have a second, please?

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Yeah. Come in here.

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Right, come on, cos I'm going to have to put your coats on.

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It's going to take ages otherwise.

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What's up?

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It's Lee. He's um... He's left Whitney. For good.

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Sorry about that.

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He's left us in a right state as well, so I need to ask a favour.

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Um... I need that deposit back.

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What, they're done at the flat?

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'Well, Lee's gone.

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'Whitney's still there, but she's going to want out, so...'

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'When are you thinking?'

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'ASAP.'

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Mick, I need notice up front. It's the law.

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And that money, it's in the deposit protection thing anyway.

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Technically, I should be able to keep it because they've

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broken the contract.

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So you could do that and then, you know, maybe give me the money.

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Now, I don't want to take any liberties, Jack, all right?

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It's just money's so tight, I just...

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I wouldn't ask otherwise, you know?

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I'll have that flat empty, cleaned, you can have

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a new tenant in there by the end of the week, I promise you.

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Is Whitney all right with this?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Absolutely.

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-If Janet isn't well, who's covering?

-Helen. Or she's supposed to be.

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-She'll turn up.

-But she's always late.

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But she always seems to be able to find herself time to get

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a coffee on her way in.

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Trish.

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Er... Kim, this is Trish. She's my social worker.

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Oh, hi. Kimberley Fox-Hubbard. Denise's sister.

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-Pleasure.

-I'm still waiting for my cover,

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but she's only going to be a few minutes. I'm so sorry.

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-You can't get the staff nowadays, Trish.

-It's no problem.

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I can have a browse in the market, if that helps.

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Yeah, I'm sure she won't be long.

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Don't stress. I want you to be comfortable.

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We've got a lot to talk through. I'll see you shortly.

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-Oh...

-OK.

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-A rat?!

-Yeah. Honestly, Lauren. It was huge.

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Massive. Makes my skin crawl every time I think about it!

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Well, how are you feeling otherwise anyway?

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You do seem a little bit better than you did on the phone.

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Yeah, sorry. I was such a mess.

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Don't apologise.

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I just think I need to get on with it, you know?

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-The less I think about it, the better.

-Yeah, I get that.

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And I think what you're doing is right, you know?

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All the memories and that.

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It's better to just get out of that space.

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Moving out of the flat.

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I heard Mick talking to Uncle Jack this morning.

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-He mentioned you leaving.

-What?

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-You didn't know, did you?

-Hiya.

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Ah, hello, you! Hello!

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Have I missed something?

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-Busy then?

-Yeah, we're very busy at the moment.

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-Thank you so much for waiting. I'm so sorry.

-Denise, it's fine.

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I'll just... This one. Thanks.

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How are you feeling?

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-Good. I'm really good.

-Work's going well?

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No complaints.

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-Are you still doing your...?

-Oh, yeah. My course. Yeah.

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Reading An Inspector Calls.

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And how are you feeling about...the adoption?

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-Well, same as before.

-You're still fully committed to your decision?

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Yeah. Yeah.

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-It's fine to have doubts.

-That's what I've been saying.

-Kim.

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We spoke about this.

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So...

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Right.

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So, no questions?

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Can't think of any.

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-How is he settling in to his new home?

-Very well.

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Oh, that's good.

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Isn't it?

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I didn't offer you any biscuits. Let me go and grab you some, OK?

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-Why didn't Mick just tell me?

-I was under the impression it was your idea.

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-It's not even his flat to give away anyway.

-Yeah, completely.

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-What are they going to do now? Sack me?

-They wouldn't do that.

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-I'm sure they're not that mean.

-No.

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I heard Mick and Shirley talking earlier, right?

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-They said they are going to start cutting shifts.

-Really?

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You'll be fine in the kitchen. Babe's gone now, so they're not

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-going to get rid of you, are they?

-I think you should just talk to him.

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Abi, I need you in the kitchen, give it another check.

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Whit, can I have a quiet word, please?

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-Yeah, sure.

-Agnes!

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Shirley. How are you?

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-Good. I'm good.

-Terrific.

-Aren't we, Mick? We're good.

-Yeah, yeah.

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-Just like that kitchen.

-We've had the exterminator in.

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-He caught the rat.

-We'll have that chat in a bit, yeah?

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What are you going to do?

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I don't know.

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So... Is he well?

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-Health wise?

-Yeah.

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He's doing very well.

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Good.

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And the parents?

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As planned, the couple who are looking after him have

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applied to adopt him.

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I've championed their case.

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They've really fallen in love with him. And vice versa.

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-That's good.

-Yeah.

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And they're good people?

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Very.

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And are they, erm...

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-Are they...interracial?

-Yeah.

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What about brothers and sisters and that?

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They have a little girl who is also adopted.

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I have a photograph of him, if you'd like to see it.

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-No, I don't think I want to, if that's all right.

-Of course.

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Can I?

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Go on.

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-He's grown so much.

-Quite fast at that age.

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He really has grown.

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I'm happy, you know, that it's all worked out the way that I'd hoped.

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Well, yeah, I know I've put on a few pounds lately,

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but my diet's much better than it was.

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-My wife's seen to that.

-Good.

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Your BMI is quite high. Alcohol?

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Erm... Beer, glass of wine, now and again, occasional whisky.

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-And exercise?

-Yeah, I swim regularly. I take a lot of walks.

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-I'm on my feet all day at work.

-And how often are you passing urine?

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Well, when I go to bed, when I get up in the morning.

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During the day.

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Are you going more regularly than what seems normal?

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Um... Well, I don't know. Maybe.

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I'm going to recommend that you see your GP when your test

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-results are back.

-Is that really necessary?

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Yeah, I think so. Certainly as a precaution, if nothing else.

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Do you mind standing up, please, Mr Beale?

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If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to pick up the phone or drop me an e-mail.

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-Thanks.

-The court will be sending out the paperwork soon,

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so I'll be in touch to talk you through signing that, OK?

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-Trish?

-Yeah.

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Have they given him a name yet?

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Raymond.

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After Ray Charles. They're big fans.

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I'll see you next week.

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Thanks.

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Raymond?

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I'm OK.

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At least they didn't call him something stupid.

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Well, how about we go and get some fun, yeah?

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Take your mind off things. You've got the rest of the afternoon off?

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I'm going to get back to Helen. There's things that need doing.

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You certainly did a good job of scrubbing those work tops.

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That was me.

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-Always said you were a good old scrubber!

-Filth, she is, yeah.

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Given that the exterminator has done his job and you have done yours,

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I'm very happy to pass you.

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-Thank you.

-But I will be watching you.

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Ah. Well, not necessary because this has been a massive,

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massive wake-up call and we are all changed people.

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-Yeah, yeah.

-If I had a penny, Mr Carter...

-No, no, no.

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Seriously, my mother-in-law has been really ill and my wife hasn't

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been around. There's been a lot of pressure.

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But I ain't going to lie to you, I've let it slide.

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-Mm.

-But I'm not going to let that happen again.

-No.

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-Let's hope so.

-Yeah.

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Could you point me in the direction of the bathroom, please?

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-Through the...

-Over there.

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-Abi!

-Argh!

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-What are you doing leaving that there?

-Always doing it.

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-Always doing it.

-You used that, didn't you, to do the deep-clean?

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Yeah, silly me. Sorry.

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-That was close.

-That was brilliant. Bring it in, bring it in.

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You were brilliant. Tell you what, we saved that there. Well done, well done, well played.

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My hands are going to stink of bleach for a week.

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-Where's Whitney?

-Oh, I think she's gone to get some food before the evening shift.

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All right.

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Did Abi leave this one as well?

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Because it looks to me more like you have a leak.

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That was easy.

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And what a result! They've had it professionally cleaned.

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Jay, let's stay there tonight. Come on, we'll get a takeaway,

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-a few beers.

-Yeah, yeah. All right. I'll meet you after work, eh?

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-Sweet.

-Right, young sir. Here are your keys.

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Oh, no more of Louise's moods, Dennis giving me lip, oh,

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and random Americans singing in the kitchen.

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I know. We're free, bruv. We're free.

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This is the first day of the rest of our lives.

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You know? I've got a really bad feeling about this. And I love it!

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-There you go.

-Ta.

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It looks like the leak you have upstairs

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has nothing to do with the leak downstairs.

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Like I said, I've got someone coming in next week, you know, sort that out.

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It's not currently a health and safety risk,

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but I will need to check back in, in case it causes other problems.

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-No. We'll get it sorted.

-Yeah.

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Make sure you do. I will be in touch.

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-Bye.

-See you later. Mind how you go.

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-Have we really got someone coming round?

-No.

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-What am I going to pay them with?

-You said we only had one leak.

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Yeah, I thought we did. Apparently, we've got two.

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-That's all we need.

-Yeah, well. You know how old this place is.

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It's falling apart, Mick.

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What are we going to do?

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Yes, he's an idiot, which is why you need to meet someone else and,

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you know, then you'll forget all about him and hopefully make

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him jealous, cos that never hurts, does it?

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-Hey.

-Hey. How was your day?

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I hung out in east London.

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Looked around Spitalfields, took some photos.

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It was fun.

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Nice.

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-I'll get some fish and chips, if you want to wait here.

-I can come.

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No, no, no. I won't be long. She's helping me with an essay.

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-You can hang with me for a little bit.

-I...

-She'd love to.

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-She's not answering now.

-I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

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Mick wouldn't just turf her out on the streets, would he?

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If she needs somewhere for a night or two,

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-she's welcome to have the sofa.

-Whitney?

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Yeah, what's wrong with her?

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-Well, as long as she doesn't take a long shower.

-Oh, Ian.

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-And I heard you still haven't decided what you want to do for your birthday.

-Oh, Mum!

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Don't you think I'm just a little bit too old for a birthday party?

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You are never too old for a party.

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Oh, how did your check-up go?

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Yeah, everything all right?

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Waste of time. Told you. Look, fit as a fiddle.

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I've never understood that saying.

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It's something to do with instruments having to be well kept.

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Yeah, but why a fiddle?

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I don't know. Bit random, innit?

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It's like when they say every cloud's got a silver lining.

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What's that mean?

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Oh! You can't just keep showing up like this!

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-I thought you said you were busy.

-As if.

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OK, great. Cos me and Pearl, we've got you some fish and chips.

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I'm not hungry.

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You haven't eaten all day. Stop being difficult.

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Fine.

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Thanks, Helen. Enjoying your coffee?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Look, I promise that I'll get him to ring you.

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All right, then.

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Bye.

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-I hate doing that.

-I can't deal with her at the moment.

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-I've just had a right day of it.

-She's your wife!

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And I'll call her later.

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-Still haven't seen Whitney.

-What? She still ain't come back yet?

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I ain't seen her since before the inspection.

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I've rung twice and she's not picked up.

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-Abs, have you seen her? Whitney?

-No.

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-What'd you say it like that for?

-I don't know where she is.

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But...

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But she knows that you're kicking her out of her flat.

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And she's really upset.

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Lauren heard you talking to Jack earlier.

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'Please leave your message after the tone.'

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-ANSWERPHONE BEEPS

-Bianca?

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He left me.

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I don't know what to do.

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-I got you a soda.

-A soda...

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-What do you call it?

-A can of drink. A fizzy drink.

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A pop.

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Ah, you're adorable.

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-I'm really not.

-Take the compliment and don't be so British.

-Fine.

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Thank you.

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So, the other night was fun.

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We should do it again some time before I go.

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-You're leaving?

-Mm. London's just so big, isn't it?

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A friend of a friend is staying over at Imperial in South Ken.

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Thinks maybe I could crash there for a night or two.

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Oh. Well, that's a shame.

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Really?

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You want me to stay?

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I don't know.

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I mean, you could do all that stuff and still be living here.

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There's a tube.

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And maybe you need someone to like...show you around.

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Someone...

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I don't know.

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You mean you?

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Or maybe you want to go, which is also fine.

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I guess I could stay if, you know,

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"someone" were making it worth my while.

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If you think I'm carrying you over the threshold...

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What the...?

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I thought they said they'd cleaned it!

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Well, they said they had.

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-We should complain.

-Well, maybe...

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Maybe we make it work to our advantage.

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How?

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Well, we're going to have a party, aren't we?

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We ain't got to worry about the place getting trashed.

0:23:030:23:06

We've still got to live in it, Jay!

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Oh, what's a lick of paint, eh? It's nothing.

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We do it ourselves, we make it our own little project.

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Turn the place as good as new. Come on, what do you reckon?

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DOORBELL RINGS

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Whit?

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Open the door, babe.

0:23:290:23:30

I know you're in there.

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Sorry if I interfered.

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But I could see you wanted to ask questions.

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I don't think it's healthy to pretend he doesn't exist,

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to know nothing about him.

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At least now, you know his name.

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You know he's healthy.

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And he's got a good home.

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Isn't that what all this was about?

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Yeah. Well, I hope that is the case cos I don't think I could forgive

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-myself if it wasn't.

-It's not too late, you know?

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You heard how happy they are, how well he's doing.

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I couldn't take him back now, even if I wanted to.

0:24:390:24:42

-If you're having second...

-I'm not, I'm not.

0:24:420:24:45

I want what's best for him and that's what he has now.

0:24:450:24:50

I just hope he don't turn out to be like those toerags.

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They're all like that at that age.

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I thought that signing those papers next week,

0:24:580:25:01

that would be the end of it, you know?

0:25:010:25:04

End of what?

0:25:040:25:05

This feeling, you know?

0:25:060:25:08

The guilt and the curiosity.

0:25:100:25:12

Never going to go away, is it?

0:25:160:25:17

A lot of this stuff is Lee's, so you can have it cos I don't want it.

0:25:190:25:23

You can burn it, do what you want with it.

0:25:230:25:25

And where are you going?

0:25:250:25:26

I know you got the deposit back from Jack.

0:25:260:25:29

I know.

0:25:290:25:31

And I know how that looks, but we're bang in trouble, we need the money.

0:25:310:25:34

Well, I thought we were supposed to be family!

0:25:340:25:37

-Lee's barely gone out that door five minutes and you're trying to get rid of me.

-What?

-I mean, it's fine.

0:25:370:25:41

-You would have done it eventually, but this is a bit...

-Whit, Whit...

-Do you know what? Here you are.

0:25:410:25:45

Take these. Here you are. You can have these, if you say you're short of money. See what you get for them.

0:25:450:25:49

I doubt they'll be worth anything. Probably worthless, just like our entire relationship,

0:25:490:25:53

and do you know what really makes me laugh, Mick? Lee tried so hard to be like you.

0:25:530:25:57

And he couldn't and after today, I'm starting to think you two are exactly the same after all.

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You done?

0:26:040:26:06

Yeah, I am.

0:26:060:26:07

I'm going back to Bianca's, back to square one again.

0:26:070:26:10

OK, I'm sorry. I'm sorry I didn't tell you.

0:26:100:26:13

I didn't know what Jack was going to say,

0:26:130:26:15

then he gave me back the deposit.

0:26:150:26:17

I was going to tell you, I just thought I'd let the dust settle.

0:26:170:26:20

Oh, that's all right then, innit?

0:26:200:26:22

What did you think I was going to do?

0:26:220:26:24

-What, like, turf you out the gaff?

-Why wouldn't you?

0:26:240:26:27

Cos I assumed you were going to come and live with us.

0:26:270:26:29

Cos you're a Carter now.

0:26:290:26:31

Now, Lee might have turned his back on you, but we ain't.

0:26:310:26:34

You might not want to live with us, I totally understand that,

0:26:340:26:37

you decide.

0:26:370:26:39

Cos you've got this gaff till the end of the week, OK?

0:26:390:26:42

Yeah, well, I'll think about it.

0:26:430:26:45

-It's a lot, you know?

-I know, I know.

0:26:450:26:47

And I am going to go and see Bianca tonight.

0:26:470:26:50

-If you can do without me at the pub.

-We'll make it work.

-Thanks.

0:26:500:26:54

So we're sweet now?

0:26:560:26:57

They were really nice. Yeah. Belly full now, yeah?

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Good girl.

0:27:040:27:06

Oi, excuse me.

0:27:060:27:07

What?

0:27:070:27:08

Pick that up.

0:27:080:27:10

What you on about?

0:27:100:27:11

Your crisp packet, pick it up. Have you got no respect?

0:27:110:27:15

What's happening?

0:27:150:27:17

Pick the wrapper up.

0:27:250:27:27

You going to make me?

0:27:270:27:30

We know your mum.

0:27:300:27:31

-What did I do?

-You ain't done nothing.

0:27:310:27:34

And neither have I.

0:27:340:27:35

She's just a miserable,

0:27:350:27:37

unhappy old bag with nothing going on in her life.

0:27:370:27:40

Denise, come on. We're going.

0:27:400:27:43

-Who lets their kids talk to people like that?

-How am I a kid, though?

0:27:430:27:46

-You're a joke!

-I blame the parents.

-Nothing wrong with my parents,

0:27:460:27:49

-you old fool!

-Who you calling an old fool?

-Just leave it.

0:27:490:27:52

I tell you what, if I was your mother...

0:27:530:27:56

Well, you ain't, so lucky for me.

0:27:560:27:57

-What did you say?

-Are you deaf now as well?

0:27:570:28:00

I ain't listening to this.

0:28:020:28:04

Who'd want a whingeing, stuck-up old cow like you for a mum?

0:28:040:28:08

You see all these people, yeah? They're witnesses.

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Cos I'm going to ring the Old Bill and you're going down for assault!

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