Mon, 26 Oct 2015 Pobol y Cwm

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-The cups are here.

-Ask if they want a cake.

-More money in the till.

-The prices are here.

-Anything else?

-Can you chuck a piece of bread

-in the toaster?

-I haven't had brekkie yet.

-I haven't had brekkie yet.

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-Shout if there's a problem.

-You can't leave me.

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-Aren't you going to answer that?

-Insurance or something.

-Waste of time.

-One more thing, wear that.

-And smile.

-This is pathetic.

-It isn't that bad.

-Someone will notice

-that some are missing.

-Maybe we can say these

-are the best ones.

-Or maybe we can add...

-..these to the mix.

-..these to the mix.

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-Where did you get these?

-I know you were against

-making our own the other day...

-..but we don't have much choice!

-This is the only way

-to save the competition, Gwyneth.

-Maybe you're right.

-Well, what do you think?

-Have I got a shot at winning?

-She was adamant she didn't

-want to eat this morning.

-Maybe this will help.

-Maybe this will help.

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-I can hear!

-You have to eat, Ffion.

-There is something we can do.

-I don't know if it'll work, but...

-Can you stay here while I go out?

-Can you stay here while I go out?

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-Of course.

-I won't be long.

-One down, one to go.

-Haven't you got

-anywhere better to be?

-Whatever you say, or how often

-you say it, I'm staying.

-It's nice that you care.

-I'm sure you regret

-having anything to do with me.

-Things have been difficult,

-and they still are.

-Come on,

-you don't have to eat all of it.

-Just a bit.

-Just a bit.

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-I don't want it!

-So you're Debbie's mother.

-So you're Debbie's mother.

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-Yes, for my sins.

-I'm Dol. Pleased to meet you.

-Dani. I work in the salon.

-If you want a trim,

-we do OAP discounts on Thursdays.

-One skinny latte.

-Feel free to put anything

-big or small in the tips jar.

-Right.

-Ta, love.

-That's a sexy handbag.

-I saw one like it in Ponty market.

-Is that where you got it?

-It's designer.

-It's designer.

-

-Copy.

-Genuine.

-Genuine.

-

-Hard to tell the difference.

-Nice to meet you too.

-Five minutes, that's all.

-How is she?

-A bit better, yeah.

-It takes time.

-I think this is the boost

-she needs, Britt.

-You've been helping Gethin?

-You've been helping Gethin?

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-Trying to. It isn't easy.

-We've locked her in the flat

-since last week.

-Do you know what you're doing?

-She hasn't had a drop all week.

-We must be doing something right.

-She's desperate to see Arwen.

-She isn't eating, Britt.

-Until she sees her daughter,

-I don't think she will.

-Britt, please.

-No.

-Arwen's had too many people

-turning their backs on her.

-The last thing she needs

-is losing her mother as well.

-Think about it, Britt.

-Stop eating

-in front of the customers.

-This is a good advert.

-This is a good advert.

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-You have to pay for it.

-Oh, come on, mun.

-They're only 50p.

-1.50 each. It says so there.

-Wear your specs.

-I don't need them.

-I've got 20-20 vision me.

-You've had two or three slices!

-Right. 4.50 into the till.

-OK, OK.

-If you'd given me some food earlier

-instead of starving me.

-I haven't got any tips left.

-You should have thought of that

-before stuffing your chops.

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-You're getting a lot

-of nuisance calls.

-No more than anybody else.

-"Rent money. Now!"

-Any luck?

-You?

-You?

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-No.

-Don't give up.

-I'll call in later.

-Tell me if you need anything.

-I can't...

-I can't...

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-I'll see you later, Ffion.

-I want my phone.

-Why?

-I just want it.

-I might have messages.

-I'll check it.

-I'll check it.

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-A phone's personal.

-I'd rather you didn't have it.

-It isn't up to you.

-And if I left things up to you,

-where would you be?

-Somewhere better than here.

-Look at yourself.

-You're a mess.

-I know.

-You're scared.

-You're scared.

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-No, I'm not scared of anything.

-You've lost everything.

-That must feel fantastic.

-Oh! Marvellous!

-Oh! Marvellous!

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-And you're dealing with it great.

-Who the hell are you to tell me

-how to live my life?

-What do you know about me?

-You don't know what I need.

-You don't know what I want.

-You don't know what I want.

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-Eat that sandwich.

-Eat the sandwich

-and I'll give you the phone.

-You can't blackmail me!

-Eat the sandwich!

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-Leave it.

-Leave it. I'll clear it myself.

-I know how hard it is

-to beat something on your own.

-You need support, Ffion.

-Other people's help.

-I was in the gutter like you.

-Do you know why I came through it?

-I admitted that I needed help.

-You will recover, Ffion.

-But you've got to let people

-help you.

-Talking helps.

-Why would I want to talk to you?

-I don't know you.

-You're not a friend.

-You're not a friend.

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-Exactly!

-You can tell me anything.

-You don't want to know

-about my problems.

-Nobody's ever wanted to know.

-Everyone...

-..who didn't like me have left me.

-Nobody hates me

-as much as I hate myself.

-And I can't leave, can I?

-Because I'm stuck with me.

-Dad was the lucky one.

-He left once he found out

-I was on the way.

-Have you ever thought

-of looking for him?

-He's an alcoholic.

-Maybe he's the missing piece

-of the jigsaw.

-What? I can blame him for all this?

-No.

-No, it's simple.

-I'm what's wrong.

-Nobody else.

-Apple of my eye.

-He's beautiful, isn't he?

-Welsh, please.

-I understand every word.

-I'm not so hot

-on the talking bit.

-Having your own kid is great...

-..but being a mam-gu,

-that's even better.

-Any trouble,

-you can hand them back.

-Yes, true enough.

-On the other hand though, there are

-some times only a Mam will do.

-Yeah.

-There you go. 4.00.

-Thanks. Nice to meet you, Dol.

-Thanks. Nice to meet you, Dol.

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-And you, love. Ta-ra.

-Hey, that was a lovely brunch

-last week, wasn't it?

-We should do it again.

-We could ask Britt to come.

-Do you know her?

-Yes, everyone knows everyone here.

-This cup's dirty.

-Bit of lippy never hurt anyone.

-I'd like a clean cup,

-if it isn't too much to ask.

-One clean cup for you.

-Sorry, I'll make you a fresh one.

-Sorry, I'll make you a fresh one.

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-Don't bother, I haven't got time.

-Right, out!

-I haven't done anything.

-I haven't done anything.

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-Exactly! Go!

-Gwen, can you cover in the cafe

-for a while?

-Now?

-You're a star.

-Thanks.

-Good morning everyone...

-..and to all the listeners

-who have just joined us.

-Welcome to the result of

-Cronfa Meic's art competition.

-What a mouthful!

-We're live from the Antur,

-and it's packed.

-Everyone's waiting

-with bated breath to see who's won.

-Have you tried too?

-Have you tried too?

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-A last-minute thing.

-Wait until you see our Ricky's.

-Now then, the time has come.

-Drum roll, please!

-Drum roll, please!

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-Bobedee-bom.

-The winner of Cronfa Meic's

-art competition 2015 is...

-..Courtney Probert!

-Congratulations!

-Congratulations!

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-Here's the picture.

-To present the trophy - Anita.

-To present the trophy - Anita.

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-Thank you.

-I'd like to say a word, if it's OK?

-I'd like to say a word, if it's OK?

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-Fire away.

-Thank you all for taking part

-in the competition...

-..and for going to all this effort.

-It means a lot to me,

-and I know Meic would be very proud.

-And a reminder about Friday.

-Cronfa Meic's raffle will be held

-in Y Deri at two o'clock.

-Remember to call in.

-Well, Courtney, here you go.

-Well done.

-Congratulations to you, Courtney.

-How does it feel to be the winner?

-How does it feel to be the winner?

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-Great.

-And this is the winner?

-I don't think Courtney's

-is the best one.

-Well, it's a personal opinion.

-Well, look, I prefer this one.

-I had to make a choice.

-It's too late now anyway.

-Very interesting.

-You are very talented.

-Well done and many congratulations.

-Well done and many congratulations.

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-Thanks.

-I've been up all night with Nicky

-trying to get him to sleep...

-..and now look at him.

-Little angel.

-Nobody said

-it was going to be this hard.

-Wait until he starts to speak

-and answer you back.

-Count yourself lucky

-you've got disposable nappies.

-What did you have?

-What did you have?

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-Terry towels.

-Eh?

-They call them

-eco-friendly nappies these days...

-..but there was nothing friendly

-about them, I can tell you.

-Did you have a washing machine?

-No, we used to go to the river

-with a washboard and a mangle.

-It must have been a nightmare.

-Why don't you have a little siesta?

-I'll keep an eye on Nicky

-for a bit.

-You're a star.

-You're a star.

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-I know.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Promise me you won't end up

-like me, will you?

-I've made a right mess of my life.

-I don't want you doing the same.

-Work hard in school

-and keep out of trouble.

-Because you know what?

-Trouble always finds a way

-of catching up with you.

-You're doing well, you know.

-You haven't had a drink in a week.

-That's progress.

-It doesn't matter.

-I don't have anyone.

-I've pushed everyone away.

-You've got Arwen.

-DOOR BUZZER

-I don't want to see anyone.

-I don't want to see anyone.

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-OK, I'll get rid of them.

-Well, I thought about

-what you said.

-Hiya, little angel.

-Come here.

-Where's Ricky's picture?

-There's no sign of it.

-Isn't there?

-Are you sure he sent it in?

-Are you sure he sent it in?

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-I left it on the desk.

-Did you?

-Did you?

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-Where is it?

-What I think has happened is...

-What I think has happened is...

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-Well, it's obviously got lost.

-I've worked that out, Einstein.

-Maybe it fell off the desk.

-Listen now...

-Listen now...

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-No, you listen.

-Tell me what happened

-to Ricky's work, or I'll report you.

-To who?

-To who?

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-I don't know. Ofcom?

-Look, look, the thing is...

-..I had a bit of a disaster.

-I threw most of the pictures

-into the bin.

-By accident.

-I made some myself

-to put up on the walls.

-Oh, right.

-I'm sorry to spoil things,

-but this is all a sham.

-The real pictures aren't here.

-Colin did most of these.

-But Courtney's still won.

-Don't you see? It isn't fair.

-You have to give the trophy back.

-You have to give the trophy back.

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-You're just angry Ricky didn't win.

-If the shoe was on the other foot...

-If the shoe was on the other foot...

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-I'd do the right thing.

-I'm a councillor.

-Come on, Debbie, we all know

-what you're like in a competition.

-What does that mean?

-Do you expect me to believe

-you won that election fairly?

-Are you trying to say

-that I cheated?

-There we go, you've managed

-to spoil the whole competition.

-I hope you're happy.

-I did the work.

-Take it, love.

-It isn't your place to do that!

-It isn't your place to do that!

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-Eileen!

-Oh, wow, very good!

-We have to go now, Ffion.

-We have to go now, Ffion.

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-Just five minutes, please.

-Don't take her.

-Don't take her.

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-We'll be back once you're better.

-Arwen...

-..look at Mam.

-Mam will be better soon, OK?

-I promise.

-Can I have a kiss?

-Come on, love.

-I love you.

-Are you OK?

-Can I do something for you?

-I'm going to run myself a bath.

-Good idea. Food afterwards?

-Good idea. Food afterwards?

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-Yes.

-Thanks.

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