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-Have you seen Mair?

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-I left her with you.

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-I can't find her.

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-I'm starting to like

-Auntie Jean's picture.

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-There was a mug of punch

-next to her.

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-Subtitles

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-LOUD MUSIC FROM NEIGHBOURING ROOM

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-I'm fed up of getting up early

-every morning.

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-My friends have lie-ins on Saturday.

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-My friends have lie-ins on Saturday.

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-You get fresh air and money.

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-When I'm old, like you...

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-..I'll get a job with no early

-starts and lots of holidays.

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-When you find one, tell me.

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-OK? Bye.

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-Bye.

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-Look who's here.

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-Are you better, my dear?

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-Are you better, my dear?

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-Yes, no thanks to Cathryn.

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-What?

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-Oh.

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-For you and Owain.

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-Thanks.

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-She doesn't seem any the worse.

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-No. Thankfully,

-your brother found her.

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-It'll snow tomorrow.

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-That's the first time

-I've heard him being complimented.

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-What would you like?

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-Are those

-the only chocolates you have?

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-Yes.

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-Don't you have

-anything more tasteful?

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-Everyone else seems to like them.

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-Everyone else seems to like them.

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-Right.

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-Off we go.

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-I don't know why I bother

-getting up sometimes.

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-Did you eat this?

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-I was starving

-when I came home last night.

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-This was my food for today.

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-This was my food for today.

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-Sorry, pal.

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-Remember your share of the bills.

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-Remember your share of the bills.

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-I remember.

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-Or I'll have to phone Dad,

-so he can put money in the bank.

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-That's not a good idea.

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-That's not a good idea.

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-I said I remember.

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-OK, great. I'm going back to bed.

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-# You sit in your house #

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-Have you seen my keys?

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-We could clean

-Auntie Jean's picture.

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-That's what they say

-on those antiques shows.

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-It'd brighten up the colours.

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-What?

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-Old pictures need care,

-or they deteriorate.

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-I like it as it is.

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-We could send it away

-to the professionals.

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-It'd be back in a week or two,

-looking brand new.

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-How much would that cost?

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-I'd pay,

-because you're so fond of it.

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-Always in the last place you look!

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-Iris, what about the picture?

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-I don't think so.

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-That's how I remember it.

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-Why waste your money?

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-It might cost more to clean it

-than the painting's worth.

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-It's worth it to you,

-that's what counts.

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-Save your money

-and buy me a nice Christmas gift.

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-I'll see you later.

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-I'll see you later.

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-Ta-ra.

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-Thanks. Ta-ra.

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-Sorry.

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-Trouble on the bridge again?

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-Trouble on the bridge again?

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-Trouble with my flatmates.

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-It's OK. You don't have

-a client first thing.

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-Hi, Llio. How are you?

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-I'd be better

-if you could fit me in today.

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-I'm free now, if you like.

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-I didn't know you had new staff.

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-I didn't know you had new staff.

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-Llio, Jac, Jac, Llio. He's new.

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-Great, a Southwalian.

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-I'll take your coat.

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-I'll take your coat.

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-Is that a Cardiff accent?

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-A bit of everywhere.

-We moved a lot when I was young.

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-Oh.

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-Do you want a cuppa, Llio?

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-Do you want a cuppa, Llio?

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-A latte. Thanks.

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-Take a seat.

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-Good morning.

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-Hi. What would you like, love?

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-A black coffee to take out, please.

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-One latte

-and one black coffee, please.

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-You'll have to wait, I'm afraid.

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-How are you, Dani?

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-How are you, Dani?

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-Not bad, thanks.

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-Were there fireworks

-on fireworks night?

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-Eh?

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-Eh?

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-Didn't you have a date?

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-What? With Jac?

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-Don't be silly! I'm his boss.

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-Oh, I see.

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-Why do you care anyway?

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-Just showing an interest.

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-1.80, please.

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-Thanks. Bye.

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-A black coffee and a latte?

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-Dani?

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-Hm?

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-Yes. Thanks.

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-What's this?

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-What do you say to Uncle Wyn?

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-What do you say to Uncle Wyn?

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-Thanks.

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-Thank you for these.

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-This is from me.

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-I think it's a good one.

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-Thanks. I'll keep it

-out of the reach of little hands.

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-We don't want another accident,

-do we, Mair?

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-Thank you, Wyn.

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-Thank you very much.

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-If you hadn't found her...

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-I did find her.

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-Look, Siwan's here.

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-Would you like to come in?

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-Why not? If you're sure.

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-I'm sure she'd like to play

-with someone her own age.

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-There you are.

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-Happy.

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-Very happy.

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-Where have you been hiding him?

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-He's good.

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-Don't, or his head will swell.

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-Where did you work in Cardiff?

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-A small place.

-I don't think you'd know it.

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-You said it was a small

-fashionable place in the Bay.

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-Mm.

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-Mm.

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-This is quite a change.

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-Cheek!

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-Cheek!

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-People are much nicer here.

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-Good.

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-Do you want to book another session?

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-We'll be busy before Christmas.

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-We'll be busy before Christmas.

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-Good idea.

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-What about 18 December?

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-What about 18 December?

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-I'll look.

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-Mm.

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-I did have a coffee machine.

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-It wasn't as good as this one.

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-It's like real shop coffee.

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-I can't face the world until I have

-my morning caffeine fix.

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-Me neither.

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-Mam, I'm hungry.

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-Mam, I'm hungry.

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-Owain, don't be cheeky.

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-A biscuit?

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-Yes.

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-Choose one, and take one

-for your sister and Siwan.

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-Thanks.

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-What do you say?

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-What do you say?

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-Thanks.

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-Would you like one?

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-Would you like one?

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-No, thanks.

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-This is a nice kitchen.

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-And it's sparkling.

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-Have you got a woman on the sly?

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-Have you got a woman on the sly?

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-Yes.

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-She cleans.

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-I was sorry to hear about Beth.

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-I was glad to see the back of her.

-She was nothing but trouble, really.

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-You haven't had much luck

-with women from South Wales.

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-You should try someone

-closer to home next time.

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-OK, Mr Parry?

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-How's your hand?

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-How's your hand?

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-Alright, thanks.

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-I'll be back cutting hair next week.

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-I'll be back cutting hair next week.

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-Good.

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-More money in the till for you.

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-I was going to get stamps.

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-I'm sending half-price manicure

-vouchers to loyal clients...

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-..as a Christmas gift.

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-Shouldn't we get them to spend more,

-not give them gifts?

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-It's part of my new

-business strategy for the salon.

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-Happy clients bring people in.

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-The business course is paying.

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-The business course is paying.

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-For you and me.

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-With three of us working next week,

-you'll be rolling in cash!

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-That reminds me.

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-If Jac wants the raise,

-I must have a reference.

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-I've told him he's having a raise!

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-I've told him he's having a raise!

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-I said maybe.

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-Honestly, he's great.

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-Everyone likes him.

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-What if...

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-What if...

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-He murdered someone?!

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-I know it's a nuisance.

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-We don't know where he's from

-or who his family is.

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-Does he belong to a folk dance club?

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-Does he belong to a folk dance club?

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-Does it matter if he can cut hair?

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-It would, if he stole the till.

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-He can have his raise

-once I get the reference.

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-What do I tell him now?

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-Look at your business strategy,

-to see what it says.

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-# As you dance

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-# Smile

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-# Smile when you love #

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-Oh!

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-# Smile before you sleep

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-# Smile with us

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-# The clouds retreat #

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-Sorry, Auntie Jean.

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-# And as you dance

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-# Smile #

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

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-Right, troops!

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-Home. Put your coats and shoes on.

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-Do we have to go?

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-Do we have to go?

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-Yes. Taid Terry is waiting for us.

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-Can I play snooker?

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-Can I play snooker?

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-No.

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-Come on, I'm not telling you again.

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-Come on, I'm not telling you again.

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-Next time.

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-Yes, next time.

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-Thanks, Wyn, for the other night,

-and for today.

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-They, we, all enjoyed it.

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-You're welcome.

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-Right.

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-Whose are these?

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-Is the missus about?

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-Iris! Someone to see you.

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-Hi! Are you OK?

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-I'm not sure how to say this.

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-Look.

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-Arthur! What happened?

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-You didn't want to send it away.

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-I thought I'd clean it.

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-With an axe?

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-I dropped it. I'm so, so sorry.

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-I dropped it. I'm so, so sorry.

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-I told you I didn't want it cleaned!

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-Don't be angry.

-I was trying to please you.

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-Don't worry, I've heard

-of a good picture-framing place.

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-I phoned them.

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-They say they can repair it.

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-How much will that cost?

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-How much will that cost?

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-It's my fault. I'll pay.

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-Don't worry.

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-It'll be as good as new.

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-# These days, I go back and forth #

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-Thanks, Wyn.

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-Thanks, Wyn.

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-You're welcome.

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-Say ta-ta, Siwan.

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-Say ta-ta, Siwan.

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-Ta-ta.

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-Bye.

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-# I'll be back, waiting for you #

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-Who wants a cuppa?

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-Who wants a cuppa?

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-Me, please.

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-First, about that raise.

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-Thanks again.

-It'll make a big difference.

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-Yes, well, there's a slight hitch.

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-Philip is being a pain

-about the reference.

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-Oh. Right.

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-He won't give you more money

-without it.

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-I told him how good you are.

-He can be so stubborn.

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-Sorry.

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-It's OK. It's not your fault.

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-Can you get it by Monday?

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-Yes. No problem.

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-I'm sorry I couldn't

-bring it here sooner.

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-There was a slight accident.

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-It'll be fine if you have some glue.

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-You can't glue something like this!

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-It needs a professional repair.

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-Alright.

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-How long do you think you'll take?

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-How long do you think you'll take?

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-There's a lot of work.

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-Two weeks.

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-Maybe more.

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-Oh.

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-If it's more money you want...

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-Do you want a proper job

-or a rush job?

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-How much more

-will a proper job cost?

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-Shall we say 300, including costs?

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-You can't rush art, Arthur.

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-You could teach a highwayman

-a few things.

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-Let me know when it's ready.

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-Don't tell Iris

-and spoil the surprise.

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-Your secret's safe with me.

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-Hi.

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-Don't tell me

-you've gone from Barry to Arthur.

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-Iris won't be happy.

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-Iris won't be happy.

-

-Don't.

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-What did he want?

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-You don't want to know.

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-Was Jac alright?

-He left rather abruptly.

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-I told him Philip

-wouldn't give him a raise.

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-I felt really mean.

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-Philip has a point.

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-He didn't ask me for a reference.

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-He's known you since you were a kid.

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-If you want a haircut, you'll have

-to come back on Monday, I'm afraid.

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-Or go to Sophie again.

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-My hair's fine for a while, thanks.

-Sophie did a good job.

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-I wanted to ask if you'd like

-to go to Copa for a drink.

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-What? Now?

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-Yes, unless you're busy.

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-Um, yes. Great.

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-Good. I'm going to the cash machine.

-I'll see you there.

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-Yes. Alright.

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-Is that a date or what?

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-Half a date?

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-No, he's being friendly.

-He doesn't know many people here.

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-My hair is a mess!

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-My hair is a mess!

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-It isn't. Come here.

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-Here you are.

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-Here you are.

-

-Thanks.

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-What could be nicer?

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-A drink with your wife

-after a hard day's work.

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-Yes.

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-We'll have to think

-about the staff Christmas party.

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-Any ideas?

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-Do you have to spoil everything?

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-Do you have to spoil everything?

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-Hi, Dani.

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-Hi.

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-You don't have to stay here

-all night.

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-Why not?

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-A pint in my hand

-and peace to read the paper.

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-The view isn't bad either.

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-Charmer.

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-OK, Sophie?

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-Vince.

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-A dry white wine.

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-Where are the kids?

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-Where are the kids?

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-With Dad.

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-Everyone deserves a drink

-after a hard day's work.

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-I'm not criticizing you.

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-Sorry again for what happened

-last week. I feel terrible.

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-I should think so too.

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-I was interrogated

-by a haughty nurse.

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-They almost phoned social services.

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-They almost phoned social services.

-

-But they didn't.

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-No permanent harm, they said.

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-No, thanks to Wyn.

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-I found a nice box of chocolates

-to thank your brother.

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-We were there all afternoon.

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-Oh. Good.

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-Oh. Good.

-

-He isn't keen on chocolates.

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-Well, he sounded very grateful.

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-Do you want a drink?

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-Hi.

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-Hiya.

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-Sorry, I was going

-to buy us a drink.

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-I'm not sure what you like,

-so I didn't.

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-So I see. What do you fancy?

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-A G&T, please.

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-The worker's back. OK, pal?

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-Yes, thanks.

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-You didn't have time to clear up.

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-You didn't have time to clear up.

-

-Eh?

0:16:230:16:24

-No, sorry.

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-Another busy day, I'm sure.

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-Another busy day, I'm sure.

-

-Aye.

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-Did you get money for the bills?

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-Here you are.

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-You're a hero. Thanks.

0:16:370:16:39

-That means a lot, coming from you.

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-Watch out in case he cheats you.

0:16:470:16:50

-You came out of the deal best.

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-You have a house, I sold one.

-We're both happy.

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-What are you doing here?

0:16:560:16:58

-What are you doing here?

-

-Having a drink. What else?

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-I didn't know you were friends.

-Do you want a drink?

0:17:010:17:04

-We're fine, thanks. See you later.

0:17:040:17:07

-Here's the man of the moment.

0:17:080:17:10

-Have you left

-your white horse outside?

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-Eh?

0:17:130:17:14

-Eh?

-

-Sophie's been praising you.

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-We weren't sure

-if it was you or Mother Teresa.

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-Thank goodness you can run a shop...

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-..because you're no comedian.

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-Let's go.

0:17:260:17:27

-This is what I call service.

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-This is what I call service.

-

-To thank you, again.

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-Chocolates, wine, now this.

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-You're spoiling me.

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-You're spoiling me.

-

-It's the least I can do.

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-Another drink?

0:17:420:17:44

-Sorry, I've just had a message.

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-A client wants to see me tomorrow.

0:17:460:17:49

-I'd better look over his figures.

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-Can I walk you home?

0:17:520:17:55

-No, it's alright.

-I'll stay with Dad for a bit.

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-I enjoyed it.

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-I enjoyed it.

-

-Me too.

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-Would you like

-to do it again sometime?

0:18:020:18:05

-Yes, but...

0:18:050:18:06

-Yes, but...

-

-But?

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-Is this a drink after work

-with a friend?

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-Yes.

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-Or a date, if you like.

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-Yes. Great.

0:18:180:18:19

-# Why does she whisper

-in your ear? #

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-I'll phone you.

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-Thanks.

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-# Always running back #

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-# No matter how much we move on

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-# We return #

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-What do you want?

0:18:420:18:43

-Yes, well,

-it doesn't matter what he said.

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-I've told you already.

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-I'm not coming back.

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-I'm not saying where I am either.

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-Look, I've told you to stop phoning.

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-Don't call again!

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