Tue, 06 Sep 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-I know I've left it a bit late...

-..but we're having a spring clean...

-..over at Y Felin today.

-I want to get rid of a few things.

-Furniture, clothes.

-Food.

-Anything. Well, everything,

-to be honest.

-So, you're all welcome to come over

-and help yourselves.

-Come one and all!

-Pssst.

-Pssst.

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-Jim.

-Where's Eileen?

-Upstairs, making a cuppa.

-You're safe for two minutes.

-Here you go.

-Sorry I have to charge you

-this time...

-..but you're going through them

-so quickly...

-..I'll be bankrupt at this rate!

-Don't apologize.

-You've saved my life.

-Although, I've lost a lot of sleep

-because of you!

-Listen, is 40 alright?

-As we agreed?

-Perfect.

-What's going on here?

-Nothing.

-Nothing at all.

-Can I pop out for five minutes?

-I just want to wish Britt

-and Chester well.

-I've just made you a cuppa.

-I'd better go, too.

-I wasn't born yesterday.

-You two were acting like

-silly schoolboys just now.

-We weren't.

-You're imagining things.

-Where are you going?

-To the jumble sale. Sion said

-on Cwm FM that everyone was welcome.

-Don't you dare take anything

-from Y Felin.

-But if he wants to get rid of stuff,

-I could do him a favour.

-Jim...

-Don't worry, OK?

-Don't worry, OK?

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-OK.

-Hey, good luck to you!

-Why is everyone making

-such a big deal of this?

-I'm only be saying how I'm pleading.

-I'm only be saying how I'm pleading.

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-It is a big deal.

-Right, come on. We'd better go.

-He seems alright.

-Oh, Col.

-So, we can take whatever we want.

-Anything.

-Even the table?

-Even the table?

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-Yes. Even the table.

-What are you going to eat on, then?

-The floor, I suppose.

-I've seen what a tag

-can do to someone.

-And I've never seen anyone

-do something like this.

-I'm fine, Dol.

-If you're sure, love.

-I hope you're not going

-to regret this, Sion.

-Why does it matter if I do?

-No wonder he's getting rid

-of all this stuff.

-Half this wine is out of date.

-Look at this.

-1988, would you believe?

-Hey, good year that was, mind.

-You like vodka. Why don't you

-take some of those?

-Don't you want them?

-Don't you want them?

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-No. I'm trying to cut down.

-Suit yourself.

-I'm going to put a stop

-to this now. For your sake.

-Don't you dare.

-No-one will thank you.

-I don't expect anyone to thank me.

-To be honest...

-..I'm grateful to them.

-Whoa, whoa, whoa!

-I don't care what Jim says.

-I want that money this afternoon.

-Listen, Mark.

-That's nothing to do with me.

-I need the money.

-Do you understand?

-Good. There we are, then.

-I'll see you later.

-So long.

-Sorted.

-I'll email you the bill, shall I?

-You're not getting a penny,

-good boy.

-What? Aren't you paying me?

-Not until I get my money back

-from Nant-y-Dderwen.

-I thought Dani was sorting it out.

-I thought Dani was sorting it out.

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-Well, she hasn't.

-That prat of a manager isn't back

-until the end of the week.

-OK. Pay me, and I'll go over there.

-You'll get every penny back.

-I promise.

-Give me a pint, please, Garry.

-Here's a man who's happy

-with his lot.

-Yes. I'll have a decent wad of

-money later, thanks to Mark Jones.

-He's giving you a lot of work.

-Yes, and I'll finish it on time.

-You can depend on me.

-But you've got Jim, haven't you?

-Jim! There was no sign of him

-this morning.

-Jimbo left and followed

-everyone else over to Y Felin.

-What do you mean

-followed everyone to Y Felin?

-Haven't you heard?

-It's an Open House.

-Anything anyone wants,

-they can take it away for nothing.

-You're getting it

-from all angles today, Iol.

-Don't open too many

-of them red bottles tonight.

-Gaynor might get frisky,

-and you'll land yourself in trouble.

-There's no need to talk like that.

-She's a bit of a nympho

-from what I've heard.

-Some say they've actually seen

-the photos Eifion took of her.

-Oi, Col. Come here.

-Eileen's starting to suspect.

-Suspect what?

-That we're...

-..up to no good.

-Did she see anything earlier?

-Did she see anything earlier?

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-No. She hasn't seen anything.

-But just keep your mouth shut,

-alright?

-Hey, Colin.

-Give me a hand here.

-You carry the chair.

-I don't understand you at all.

-But one thing's for certain...

-..you need help.

-All I need is peace.

-Chester Monk.

-Will everyone stand, please?

-Sit down.

-Are you OK?

-No.

-I can't do this.

-I can't say that I'm guilty.

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-Good grief! '88.

-Yes. I checked their price

-on my mobile at Y Felin.

-Dol doesn't realize

-what she's missed out on.

-Dol doesn't know the difference...

-..between Fairy Liquid

-and decent red wine!

-She needs something

-to wash her mouth out.

-The things she said

-about Gaynor earlier were shameful.

-Yes.

-There are photos of her, apparently.

-They're a bit dodgy.

-After Gaynor finished with Eifion...

-..he went around blabbing

-to everyone about them.

-Maybe someone should tell her...

-..so that she knows what people

-are saying behind her back.

-Don't you agree?

-Don't you agree?

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-She must know.

-Where are the photos?

-Where's the photo of Mam?

-You've got rid of everything,

-haven't you?

-Every photo, every memory.

-You've got rid of my past, Dad.

-I had to.

-You can't do things like this.

-You've got responsibilities.

-Not any more.

-It's too late for that now, Dad.

-No, it's not.

-I'm determined to turn my back

-on the person I was.

-The failure I was.

-I want to start again.

-A clean slate.

-You've...

-You've turned your back

-on your faith, too!

-That's no use to anyone.

-Take it.

-You should have seen people

-like Dol.

-Typical.

-A bag full of vodka, malt whisky,

-brandy, gin.

-Enough booze to keep her drunk

-from now until the end of the month!

-Some people have got a cheek.

-Yes.

-Hey, Colin.

-I've sold one of those bottles

-for 80 on the Internet.

-That '88 vintage.

-Shush! Eileen's angry about people

-taking advantage of Sion.

-We could make a fortune.

-A few bottles of wine aren't going

-to make you a millionaire.

-I've arranged to see Nigel tonight.

-I've arranged to see Nigel tonight.

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-Not Nigel from Neyland?

-The very bloke.

-People will sell things on.

-It's not right.

-No. It's not right at all.

-Bye, now.

-There's no point trying to fight

-the system. You won't win.

-I'm frightened, Mam.

-Alright, alright.

-But you don't have to be.

-I'm here for you.

-Chester Monk, how do you plead?

-Chester.

-Guilty.

-You're suffering, too, are you?

-I've got a terrible headache.

-It's Diane.

-She's going on holiday

-at the end of the week...

-..and she keeps me awake

-every night, complaining.

-I don't know what's wrong with her.

-It's as if she's on edge.

-You're not the only one.

-Huh? The honeymoon period is over,

-is it?

-No, just the opposite.

-I'm having a job

-keeping up with her.

-Oh.

-Are you going to tell me more?

-Yeah, well...

-A bit of medicinal assistance.

-A bit of a pick-me-up.

-They make me feel like a new bloke.

-I don't know how to tell you this...

-..but these aren't what you

-think they are.

-Yes, they are. Don't talk nonsense.

-How are you such an expert, then?

-Well, I've seen pictures, adverts.

-There are adverts everywhere

-these days.

-I've paid big money for these.

-They do a great job.

-You believe what you want,

-but I'm telling you...

-..they're placebos.

-Someone somewhere is making money

-out of you.

-How did it go?

-How did it go?

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-You tell him.

-OK.

-OK? You have to tell me

-more than that.

-There's not much to say.

-A lot of hanging about.

-What's the next step?

-Reports, culpability of offending.

-And how anti-social I am and how

-much of a risk factor to everyone.

-Then, sentencing next month.

-It could be a fine, suspended...

-No. I'll get the high jump.

-You don't know that.

-Garry's right. You don't know.

-There's no point thinking about it.

-Just remember what I told you

-yesterday.

-Yeah, OK.

-Come on. Uncle Garry's

-only trying to help.

-I know. Sorry.

-No, it's alright.

-It's been a long day.

-Yes, it has.

-But from tomorrow onwards, I want

-you to put your mind to schoolwork.

-I'm going back to the flat.

-I'll be there now.

-Hey, it must have been a horrible

-experience for you...

-..seeing Y Felin like that.

-Some of my stuff was still there.

-I thought maybe I could get Sion

-to change his mind.

-I couldn't believe it. It was

-worse than the January sales.

-People were so grabby.

-It disgusted me.

-You didn't do too badly yourself.

-I was conned. Absolutely.

-I saw how many bottles you had.

-Don't deny it. You're just as greedy

-as everyone else.

-A pint, please.

-Hey.

-Is that your father's Bible?

-It's true, then.

-It's true, then.

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-He's got rid of everything.

-Do you know anyone who'd want this?

-You keep it, love.

-Just in case.

-Another round,

-and Jim here is paying.

-Buy your own drinks!

-40. Come on.

-For those rubbish pills you sold me.

-And if you don't pay me back...

-..I'll go and see Eileen

-and tell her everything.

-So, it was you who sold them to him.

-So, it was you who sold them to him.

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-What I sold you was genuine.

-No, they weren't. Dai, tell him

-what you told me.

-What exactly did I tell you?

-What you said in the shop

-earlier about...

-Come on, lads. Can't we talk

-about something else?

-I want to know what those tablets

-were. No messing around. Now!

-Vitamin tablets.

-Vitamins! Money. Come on.

-Not a word to Eileen, alright?

-Not a word about what, Jim?

-Why did Jim give you that money?

-Erm... yes, right...

-Do you remember that problem...

-..that small problem I had,

-you know, in bed with you...

-Keep your voice down!

-Sorry.

-There's no problem now, is there?

-No.

-But with Jim's help, I bought

-a couple of pills, tablets...

-..pick-me-ups.

-Oh, right.

-But that's not what they were.

-The swine lied to me.

-But...

-But...

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-But what?

-But, in a strange way,

-by doing that...

-..he's done me a favour.

-How?

-They were vitamin tablets,

-not pick-me-ups.

-There's nothing wrong with me.

-Physically.

-The problem was all up here.

-Come here.

-Since when have you

-been taking them, then?

-I've only been taking vitamin C.

-And that's what you gave Colin, too?

-Yes.

-You have to be careful

-with things like that.

-Especially if you're

-on some medication...

-..or you have some condition.

-There's no telling

-what harm you could do.

-Mark Jones!

-He was supposed to meet me

-with the cash.

-What's the problem?

-He says we'll get it in a few days.

-A few days?

-What did you tell him?

-There wasn't much I could say.

-He's promised to pay us on Thursday.

-He better had.

-He better had.

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-That's what I told him.

-Or it'll be down tools on the job.

-A bit like Colin.

-Don't start preaching to me.

-You shouldn't have done it without

-talking to your family first.

-Phone Cwm FM and say you want

-everything back.

-And make a fool of myself.

-You've done that already.

-You've done that already.

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-Just go.

-Not until you phone Cwm FM.

-Out.

-Phone Cwm FM.

-Go.

-Out. Please, go.

-Congratulations, Dad.

-You've managed to get rid

-of everything.

-Including your own son.

-I hope you're happy.

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