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In today's Hacker Time, the part of Lolly will be played by...

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Lolly.

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People - we've got an urgent matter!

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The office roof needs repairing.

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I don't see a problem with it.

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SQUAWK!

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PFFRT!

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Knickers.

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So - how have you all been raising funds to get it fixed?

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Wilf - I see you're being sponsored to have a bath of baked beans.

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No, mate. I'm just being sponsored to have a bath.

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Although I HAVE eaten some beans.

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PFFRT!

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Lolly - you're being sponsored to be nice to everyone for a change.

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How's that going?

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-Well, it's none of your business, you mooey!

-Ooh!

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Oh, sorry! I'll start again.

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Hmph...

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Herman - what are you doing?

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Ooh, good - a sponsored silence!

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And how much have you raised so far?

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Er, 25 pence...

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Oh, sorry - I'll start again.

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What a mooey!

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Oh, sorry! I'll start again.

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That only leaves you, Hacker.

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What are you doing?

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I'm being sponsored to provide the comedy punch line for this meeting.

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Ooh! And what's that?

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SQUAWK!

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PFRRT!

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Gah! Urgh...

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Hang on! That's the only thing that's worked, Hacker!

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Bleurgh!

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Your shambolic ways have saved the roof! Hoo-hoo!

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Run the titles!

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Hooray!

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Oh, what a bunch of mooeys!

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Oh...

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# You gonna watch this?

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# You gotta watch this!

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# You gotta watch this!

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-RAPS:

-# My, my, my, my programme hits you so hard

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# Makes me say, "Oh, my word!"

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# Thank you for watching me

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# It's telly but not what you normally see

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# It feels good there's outtakes too

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# Comedy, guests and clips it's true

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# So sit back - don't move too much

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# This is the show - hah! - you can't touch. #

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-Stop!

-Hacker Time.

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Thank you.

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Stand by, then, everyone. We're on air in five...

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four...

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three...

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two...

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TOILET FLUSHES one.

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Cue Hacker!

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Good day to ye, cockers one and all.

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Ooh, you'll love today's show, cos it's all about money!

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Aww, hello, son! How are you?

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Aww, my son!

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No! I said MONEY, not MUMMY!

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Oh, sorry, my mistake.

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Bye, son!

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Now, today's guest is an expert who knows all about saving money.

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He's arriving any minute...

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he just doesn't know it yet!

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HE CHUCKLES

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Hi, I'm Martin Lewis. I'm here for the news.

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-Mr Lewis, is it?

-Yeah.

-Mr Lewis, get in the lift, sir.

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-I'm here for the news...

-Nah, get in the lift, mate.

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-All the way in.

-The news is over in that direction!

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-They've moved the signs, mate.

-But I'm on a deadline...

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Down.

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Whoa!

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Hey! Help!

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Help!

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HE WHISTLES

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DING!

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Ladies and gentlemen, it's money expert Martin Lewis!

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Y'all right, Martin?!

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You're on Hacker Time!

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Hacker Time? I'm meant to be on the news right now.

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Oh, no, no, please stay, Martin.

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I'll give you a little sweetener...

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Are you trying to bribe me with cash?

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No! I was going to give you my honey.

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Oh, oh... Hello, son.

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It's me again!

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No, I said my HONEY, not my mummy!

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-Go away.

-Sorry, son. Bye!

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-So, what do you say?

-Well, I do quite like honey, actually -

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but that's no way to talk to your mother.

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I'LL DO WHATEVER I WANT!

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HE GROWLS

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-Derek - the fact file.

-Coming right up, me little owl!

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Hoo-hoo!

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Martin Lewis is an expert on saving people money.

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Can you tell(?)

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He began his career

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when his invisible sock puppet act failed to take off.

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Outside work, his hobbies include

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dressing like a flamenco dancer at the Radio 1 studios...

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and appearing on political programmes

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whilst looking REALLY excited about it.

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And that's a little bit of summat about Martin Lewis, ho, ho.

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Ooh, you learn something new every day, don't you, Martin?

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MARTIN!

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Ooh, I'm livid.

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..so after floating my company on the stock market,

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I made £7 million, yeah.

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And then I put it all in a tax free ISA.

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Amazing. You have the most incredible money brain, Herman.

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-I've learnt a lot, thank you.

-Herman!

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I thought you were doing a sponsored silence.

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I'm sorry about that, Martin.

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Ha, ha! Classic!

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-In that case, let's get on with the show.

-Cool.

-Yeah.

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Larry! The menu.

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Today's Hacker Time is all about the money, money, money!

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And all this, of course...

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Coming up, it's a final visit to Trumpalot in A Knight's Tail...

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This is the end, I tell you!

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Aaah!

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..Martin makes a new best friend...

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What's going on now?!

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..and Hacker's quids in.

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I recently became rich.

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Ooh, tell me!

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All this and more on Hacker Time!

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Ooh, what a show! Are you excited, Martin?

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Are ya? Are, ya, Martin?!

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-Martin, Martin, Martin, are ya excited?!

-I am SO excited!

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All right, cocker, here we go. Ahem. Question one.

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What on earth is it you do for a living?

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My job is to explain to people how to save money

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so that they've got more to spend on the things they like,

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or so they don't get in trouble with their finances.

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Now, Martin, do you reckon you could help me save MY money?

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Oh, oh, oh...

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It's me again!

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I said MONEY, not MUMMY!

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But she does need rescuing, cocker.

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-Can you do the honours, Martin?

-Course I can.

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-Augh!

-POP!

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Oh! Ooh!

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Oh, thank you! You're my hero.

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Don't humour her!

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Right, you know what, Martin? I recently became rich.

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-Ooh, tell me.

-Yeah.

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I legally changed my name to Richard, or "Rich" for short.

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That's not how the money thing works.

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Ugh. This interview's just getting stupid now.

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I know. Can you move on to the next question, Hacker?

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It's Richard, to you!

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I mean - Richard.

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(I mean, Richard? Rich - Richard?!)

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Martin - you help people with money troubles, don't you?

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I try to, yeah, because if you spend money when you haven't got it,

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it can cause a real problem.

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I know. Eh, did I ever tell you about the time I had money troubles?

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HE WHISTLES

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I don't like your shoes.

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-GASPS:

-They're made of corned beef.

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WOLF WHISTLE

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Two minutes later, I was set upon by a gang of angry cheque books.

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-I once got attacked by a pelican.

-Ooh, what happened?

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-Big bills!

-Ha, ha!

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Now, all this talk of money is confusing me.

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Here's another example.

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They say that time is money, don't they?

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Is time money?

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Well, if you think about it, when people go to work,

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they get paid by the hour or by the day or by the week -

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they get paid for their time.

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So, in one way, yes, time IS money.

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So, what you're saying is that time and money are the same thing?

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-Well...

-Mr Richard, Mr Richard...

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Have you got the time, please?

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Oh, yes.

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It's exactly £5 million.

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Oh! And by the way, I've got your weekly pay cheque.

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Ooh, how much have I earned?

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Precisely half past three.

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Ha, ha, ha!

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And that's 12 minutes more than last week.

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-CANNED LAUGHTER

-Thank you.

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What do you think, Martin?

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To be honest, Hacker, I think you're lucky they pay you anything at all.

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Cheeky scamp!

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But I'm afraid I'll have to stop you there, cocker,

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-cos we're out of time for now...

-TING!

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Hang on a minute -

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if we're out of time, and time's money, that means...

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we're also out of money here on Hacker Time -

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I mean Richard Time.

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I mean Richard Money!

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Oh, did somebody say mummy?!

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What's going on now?!

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Oh, Larry, help me out here. Larry?

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Time now for the epic conclusion to our marvellous medieval drama

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A Knight's Tail!

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'Thursday lunchtime in Trumpalot,

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'and the castle is under attack.'

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Oh! They're right upon us!

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Oh, you should see their leader.

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He's hideous! With a massive, oozing pimple on his nose.

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You furry little fool.

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Eurgh! And his breath stinks!

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You're looking the wrong way!

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Oh, yeah!

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MOB SHOUTS

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Ooh, they don't look pretty, either!

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Your Majesty, we must lock down the castle immediately.

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No-one is to get in or out.

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SHE GASPS

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CRASH!

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ALL YELL

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It's going to be fine!

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Just as long as we all stay calm.

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Oh, by the way, we're all out of food.

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Aah! This is the end, I tell you!

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Aaaah!

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Calm down, Sir Cumference!

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We'll be all right as long as we don't think about food.

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Is that clear?

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# Food, food, food, food

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# Food, food, food, food

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# Food, food, food, food

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# Food, food, food, food

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# Food, food, food, food... #

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What are you doing?

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Stay back, I tell you!

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-Stay back!

-CUTLERY CLINKS

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Stay back!

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Aaaah!

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They're getting much more persistent.

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Look, they have a battering ram.

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Baa!

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Baa!

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Baa!

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Baa!

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There's only one thing for it.

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We must go on the offensive.

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Very well.

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You've got a big, smelly bum!

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Not THAT sort of offensive.

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I mean, we prepare to fight back. What can we throw at them?

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TING!

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How about this?!

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CLANG!

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ALL YELL

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Or this?

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Aaaahhh!

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ALL YELL

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Or these?

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It's not enough.

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Find something else.

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Aah! No!

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Whoa...

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Yahoo!

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Oh!

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Me medieval nonsense!

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'17 years passed,

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'and still the siege went on.'

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It's no use. It's time to open the portcullis and let them in.

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We will fight them head on.

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And we shall NEVER surrender.

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Stop!

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It's me, Kevin, from the Save-A-Lot discount store.

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I'm delivering your online weekly shop.

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I don't believe it!

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You're 17 years late.

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I've been knocking as loudly as I can.

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But if you're not here to storm the castle,

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who are all these hideous people that you're with?

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ALL: Argh!

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This is the angry mob you ordered.

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You must've double-clicked.

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Well, that explains everything.

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Do come in!

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MOB: CHARGE!

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What are we all like?!

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-I liked that, in a way.

-Hm.

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Now, Martin, I've got something to tell you.

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I'm no longer rich!

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Yes - that's right.

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My name's no longer Richard T Dog -

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because I've changed it back to Hacker, look!

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HE SIGHS

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The trouble is, that certificate cost me £5,000 -

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so I am no longer rich in any sense of the word.

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Martin - I think I need you to give me some help.

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But while you do that,

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here's some tat from Wilf and Herman.

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This is the Opinion Parlour.

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Today, we've been asking what you're doing to save money.

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Let's go to the phones.

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I think we've got Ann from Eccles on line one.

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Hello?

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-Hello?

-Anne, what have you been doing to save money?

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Well, I've stopped paying my phone bill,

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and I tell you what, it's the best thing I've ever...

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DISCONNECT TONE

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Oh, erm...

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Oh, well, we've got another caller on the line -

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yeah, line two...

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And it's a Mr Derek McGee from the gallery.

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-Hello, Derek, can you hear me?

-Yes, I can, me little owl.

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I've got a great idea for saving money!

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-And what is that?

-Herman -

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we're getting rid of you from The Opinion Parlour.

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-But I...

-No buts!

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Off you go.

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That won't save THAT much money.

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I know! That's why we're getting rid of you as well, Wilf.

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-Go on, get out.

-Ooh, what a liberty!

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Hoo-hoo!

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This is the best Opinion Parlour yet!

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Ha! He's right! It WAS the best one yet.

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Ha, ha!

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Martin - there's one thing we haven't addressed, yet, though.

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What IS money?

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Explain in no more than three words.

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-Well, you can say it's...

-That's enough. I'm bored now.

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There's only one way my pea-like brain can process this.

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And that's via the medium... of songe!

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BIG BAND MUSIC

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# There's something I can't get my head around

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# It's the concept of these rupees, yens and pounds

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# Ooohhh

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# Payday loans and ISAs make me holler

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# And I can't raise interest in the Guyanese Dollar

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# Yeeesss!

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# I don't know what I'm doing when it comes to stocks and shares

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# And as for post-neo-classic economics

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# You'll find me yelling "WHO CARES?"

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# Inflation, stagnation, regressive taxation

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# I'm devoid of all wisdom

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# And don't get me started

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# On the Intelligent Banknote Neutralisation System!

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# The abstract nature of this world of cash

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# Is enough to bring me out in a full-body rash

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# Oohhh!

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# Every time I look inside my purse

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# It reminds me that money is a curse! #

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What do you think of that, cocker?

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Review that song in no more than three words.

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Fiscally challenged -

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but fantastic!

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Lovely work, Martin!

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I still don't know what money is, though.

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Oh, Larry - tell us what else is coming up!

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Thanks, Hacker!

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Today's show is full of added value.

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We've got...

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Acky G, back with his own take on another pop song,

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the pressure's on in the Quarter Past Four O'Clock Club,

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and Martin Lewis does this...

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Doo, doo, doo...

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CLICK-CLICK! CLICK!

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All still to come on Hacker Time.

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Well, I'm very pleased to announce that my business lectures

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have become so successful that Lord Sugar himself

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has asked me to go on tour with him.

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Ugh, that's quite enough of that.

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Ugh!

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Derek! Are you nervously eating sweets again?

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You know it's time for your... DENTIST'S APPOINTMENT!

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But, mother...!

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Derek, there's no need to be scared.

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But, mother...!

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Guess what?

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I've even brought your special friend Mr Owlface for you to cuddle!

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Mr Owlface?! BUT, MOTHER...

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I don't need to go to the dentist!

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And why is that?

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Because I've never had any teeth! Look...

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Ooh, silly me! I forgot!

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Mind you, your tonsils look inflamed.

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Ooh, yes, you're right.

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Come on, Derek... to the ho-ho-hospital!

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No, mother! Not the hospital!

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Give me Mr Owlface!

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Give me Mr Owlface!

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Ugh, what a pair of mooeys.

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And now on Hacker Time, we present The Martin Lewis...

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-and Hacker T Dog...

-..Cash Programme.

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Today, we're going to show you how to throw a party on a shoestring.

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Hooray! Well, here's the shoestring!

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Oh, don't worry, Martin - it's only a throwaway gag. Look.

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Threw it away!

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Oh, please yourself!

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Throwaway. I got it.

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No, Hacker and I are each going to organise a party,

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and we'll see who can spend the least -

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and I am very competitive, I have to tell you.

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Oh, budgies. That shoestring already cost me two and a half quid -

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I'm down already.

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We'll give you some great ideas for a memorable celebration

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that won't break the bank.

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Let's start with decorations.

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They don't have to be too expensive -

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I made this beautiful paper chain from just two old newspapers.

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Ooh! How much did that cost?

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Only 50p -

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because I used this two-for-one voucher!

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Well, my paper chains are much nicer, look!

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Ooh! Did you use old newspaper, too?

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No, I used this original copy of The Complete Works of Shakespeare.

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A bargain

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-at three million...pounds...

-Oh, dear.

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Let's move on to food.

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I bought this jelly for just 20p...

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-And guess what?

-What?

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I got this one, too - cos I've got...

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a two-for-one voucher!

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You call that food?

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You can't have a party without cake, Lewis.

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-That looks EXPENSIVE.

-It's not.

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It's made entirely out of old store cupboard ingredients.

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Take it away.

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Although I did glaze it

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with the tears of an extinct dodo,

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bottled in the 16th century...

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Still got some left, though!

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Oh...

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-Knickers!

-Fool.

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Finally, it's time to think about entertainment -

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and why not make your own, like this?

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TO "The Blue Danube": # Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

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CLICK-CLICK! CLICK-CLICK!

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# Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo. #

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CLICK-CLICK! CLICK-CLICK!

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And that doesn't need a two-for-one voucher - it's totally free!

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POP-POP-POP!

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POP!

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You call that entertainment?!

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Watch this.

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Hello, is that popular music combo, The Vamps?

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-Hey, yeah, is that Richard?

-No, it's Hacker now.

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We dropped that joke ten minutes ago, cocker.

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Now, will you come and perform at my party?

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Erm, I don't know. The hourly rate is...seven million?

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-£7 million.

-Yeah.

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Ooh, that's a bit expensive.

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I tell you what, I'll give you £100 million!

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-Sweet, done.

-Let's do it, let's go!

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Sure, see you in a bit.

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Huzzah! That was easy.

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Hacker...

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what are you playing at?

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I've managed to organise a party for under a pound -

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and you have spent £125 million!

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Well, that's where you're wrong, cocker.

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I haven't spent a thing.

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I put it all on your credit card!

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WHAT?!

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How am I going to pay that back plus interest?

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Fool dog!

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Easy, cocker! I've booked you as the clown -

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and I'll pay 300 million for it!

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I don't believe it!

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Although...

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I have got a two-for-one voucher for that - clown costumes.

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-We can do it together!

-Ugh...

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HORNS BLOW

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THE VAMPS PLAY IN BACKGROUND

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Ugh...

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Martin, this party is dull, innit?

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Oh, yeah. HE SNORES

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Something's missing.

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You know what?

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I've got a great idea to liven it up!

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-You are going to love this!

-Oh, what's that?

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-Come here, Hacker.

-What?

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SPLAT!

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Ugh...

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Don't tell me...

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Oh, yeah!

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Argh!

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Two for the price of one!

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I'm livid!

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It's time to go to school -

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but don't worry, you're unlikely to learn anything -

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it's the Quarter Past Four O'Clock Club...

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BELL RINGS

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Josh, I'm a bit worried - your maths exam is in three days.

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Don't worry your little self!

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That's about...

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four weeks away, in't it?

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Anyway, you've still got all that marking to do.

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Looks like we're both...

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under pressure.

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# Pressure is rising all the time

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# It's all getting too much for me

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# I can't think straight

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# There's too much to do

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# Too much on my plate

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# Yeah

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# My exams are looming

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# I'm not behaving myself

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-# The headteacher is fuming

-Oi, you!

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# Deadlines to meet

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# I'm rushed off my feet

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# There's marking to be done and I'm feeling the heat

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# The pressure is rising

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# Plus I think I'm getting thinner

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# Although I can't decide if I want a fish or chicken dinner

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# Has this milk gone off?

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# I just can't tell

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# Calm down, Nathan let's just give it a smell

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-# Eurgh!

-Let's watch the telly

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# Hang on, where's the remote?

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# Oh, it's stuck on Countryfile

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# Featuring a goat

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# I texted my girlfriend and called her "Mum"

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# It's all this pressure I should have kept shtoom

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# What am I gonna do?

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# I'm busting for t' loo!

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# Keep it together, man I'm relying on you

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# There's pressure all around

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# Keep your feet on the ground

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# The pressure's getting to us

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# And I've no change for the bus

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# Pressure is rising all the time

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# It's all getting too much for me

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# I can't think straight

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# There's too much to do

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# Too much on my plate! #

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Ah! Well, that's motivated me to do all of my marking.

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And me to revise, and subsequently pass my maths exam.

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Ah - only thing is,

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we've been singing so long the deadlines have passed!

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Oh, well. At least we passed something.

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-Let's go celebrate!

-Yay!

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BELL RINGS

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Now on Hacker Time it's the exciting, nail-biting,

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awe-inspiring part of the show, where Hacker likes to say...

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Martin Lewis...

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GET OUT!

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Don't be offended, cocker -

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that's just the name of the big game show segment.

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-Are you excited?

-Oh, yes!

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Belting. You'll be fighting to get back up to the ground floor

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so you can return to your dull life in the real world.

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Get a question right and you'll go up a level -

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get one wrong, you go back down a level.

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And when the time's up,

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you'll have either lit up enough buttons to leave,

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or you'll end up on one of my other weird and wonderful floors -

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like Old Mrs Crumpsall's cat poo museum.

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You've got until you hear this sound...

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It's me!

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So, in 3, 2, 12, go!

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Which of these is a real currency?

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Is it A, Bek, is it B, Lek,

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or is it C, Hang on, I'll be with you in a sec?

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-Lek.

-Correct! Lek is, which is the Albanian currency.

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The next question is a top-notch one.

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Let's bring out me old chum Acky G!

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# It's Accordion George, ho!

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# It's Accordion George George, George, George!

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# It's Accordion George, Acky G! #

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Ag, Acky George, Acky G, Acky G-George!

0:24:260:24:30

All right, George?

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This is me old chum Acky G.

0:24:310:24:33

He will now play you a song on his accordion,

0:24:330:24:36

and you must tell me which song it is.

0:24:360:24:39

Take it away, Ag!

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HE PLAYS "Price Tag" by Jessie J

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What do you think that was, cocker?

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I think it's a bit of Jessie J.

0:24:560:24:58

It's all about the money, money, money, money, money,

0:24:580:25:00

-money, money, money, money...

-Oh, he's stuck. He's stuck again.

0:25:000:25:03

..money, money, money... POP!

0:25:030:25:04

We'll give you that, cocker.

0:25:040:25:06

It's called Price Tag -

0:25:060:25:07

this is how it should sound when it's played PROPERLY, Acky G!

0:25:070:25:09

# It's not about the money money, money

0:25:090:25:12

# We don't need your money money, money

0:25:120:25:14

# We just wanna make the world dance,

0:25:140:25:17

# Forget about the price tag... #

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That's how it should sound, Acky G!

0:25:200:25:22

Did some of your fingers get stuck or summat?

0:25:220:25:25

Oh, go away, and give us a wave before you go.

0:25:250:25:27

Shut the doors, I'm sick of old Ag.

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Right.

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If my business is worth £3 million and Lolly buys 10% of it,

0:25:310:25:36

what am I left with?

0:25:360:25:37

£2,700,000.

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Correctamundo, me old cocker!

0:25:390:25:43

Right, the next one.

0:25:430:25:44

Which celebrity have we McGee'd in this picture?

0:25:440:25:48

Who's that lovely, lovely person?

0:25:490:25:51

Is it...

0:25:510:25:52

Is it our Lorraine?

0:25:520:25:53

Yes, it was Lorraine! TV's own Lorraine Kelly.

0:25:530:25:57

She refused to come on this show.

0:25:570:25:59

Oh, look! Oh, you're doing well, cocker!

0:25:590:26:01

You've only got to get one more right

0:26:010:26:03

and you're out of here like a gibbon!

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Right. Name one of the two men on the back of a £50 note.

0:26:050:26:10

It's a tricky one, this, cocker. It's a tricky one.

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No!

0:26:120:26:13

Oh, no! You go back down a level, cocker.

0:26:130:26:17

The answer was Matthew Boulton or James Watt.

0:26:170:26:20

Next one.

0:26:200:26:22

Catch this.

0:26:220:26:23

Correct! He caught it.

0:26:240:26:25

Lovely work.

0:26:250:26:27

Complete this phrase - "Money doesn't grow on..."

0:26:270:26:30

Trees.

0:26:300:26:31

Correct! Ha, ha!

0:26:310:26:33

Ooh, you've done really well! Ooh, lovely work.

0:26:330:26:35

Yes, well done, cocker.

0:26:350:26:37

You lit up all the buttons to the ground floor,

0:26:370:26:39

so you ARE allowed to leave!

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It's been wonderful having you on the show, cocker.

0:26:410:26:43

Now, GET OUT!

0:26:430:26:44

Any last words before you leave, Martin?

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Yeah, look after the... CLANK!

0:26:490:26:51

Ha, ha!

0:26:510:26:52

Thank goodness he's gone. I thought he'd never leave.

0:26:520:26:54

That's it now, me old cockers.

0:26:540:26:56

I'm off to re-lay the crazy paving on me patio.

0:26:560:26:59

All that's left for me to do now is sing my awful song.

0:26:590:27:02

Join in if you know it!

0:27:020:27:04

# That is it for now the end of the show

0:27:080:27:10

# I need the lav-lav so I'm going to go

0:27:100:27:12

# I'll see you next time on this show of mine

0:27:120:27:15

# Put it in your diary - it's called Hacker Time!

0:27:150:27:18

# It's been amazing we've been larking around

0:27:180:27:20

# The whole programme cost just under a pound

0:27:200:27:22

# Watch again next time cos we've got much more

0:27:220:27:24

# There'll be tonnes of other funny stuff

0:27:240:27:26

# It will be top drawer

0:27:260:27:27

# Martin Lewis was my guest

0:27:270:27:29

# We forged a strong connection

0:27:290:27:32

# Until I ruined our budget party

0:27:320:27:34

# With a series of dramatically inaccurate fiscal projections

0:27:340:27:37

# That is it for now the end of the show

0:27:370:27:39

# I need the lav-lav so I'm going to go

0:27:390:27:41

# I'll see you next time on this show of mine

0:27:410:27:43

# Put it in your diary it's called Hacker Time

0:27:430:27:46

# Put it in your diary it's called Hacker Time

0:27:460:27:48

# That is the end of today's Hacker Time! #

0:27:480:27:51

Or is it Richard Time?

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