Pennod 16 Rownd a Rownd

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-Has the same person

-been texting you all day?

-Yes.

-Do you have a new girlfriend?!

-Do you have a new girlfriend?!

-

-Maybe.

-I've put Wil in his place.

-I know you won't tell anyone

-what I did.

-Not even you could be that stupid.

-Don't be so sure.

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-I don't feel great to be honest.

-I'm a bit ill.

-Can you tell Dani and Lowri

-I won't be in today?

-Great, thank you. Sorry.

-Bye, Philip.

-If you see a pile, make it bigger.

-Which is the selling pile?

-Which is the selling pile?

-

-That one, thanks, Kay.

-Those are old fashioned.

-They're from the last century.

-Get in that taxi.

-If Rhys lets you know

-the other taxi is ready, call me.

-Are you sure you don't

-want any of those?

-What about this?

-What about this?

-

-You may get a lot for that.

-You used to love it.

-You used to love it.

-

-I'm too old for it.

-You used to take it everywhere.

-You used to take it everywhere.

-

-I don't want it.

-Right, I'd better head to the salon.

-Can you take a photo of

-everything on your phone?

-Individually?

-Individually?

-

-Yes.

-I'll come back

-and price them up later.

-Alright.

-Hiya. Are you feeling

-better this morning?

-Yes, much better.

-Good.

-Is it still a little painful?

-It is a little,

-it's like a twinge in my side.

-Are you alright to run?

-Are you alright to run?

-

-Yes.

-I'm not going today.

-I'm waiting for it

-to clear properly.

-Very wise.

-Very wise.

-

-I'll be fine for the race.

-Oh! I'll be glad

-when this race is over.

-I'll see you later.

-Bye.

-Bye.

-

-Ta-ra.

-Ah.

-PHONE RINGS

-Hello.

-Who was it?

-Who was it?

-

-"Have you been in an accident?"

-I'll give her an accident!

-I'll give her an accident!

-

-Nuisance!

-We've had no phone calls since

-we gave those pamphlets out.

-We don't need to worry.

-We've got jobs.

-We'll get more from somewhere.

-We'll get more from somewhere.

-

-From where?

-Maybe people have been busy

-or away over the weekend?

-Absolutely,

-we'll get calls today, you'll see.

-Monday is the day people do things.

-Britney's delivering

-more pamphlets today.

-Is there any point?

-Come on, let's get going.

-Otherwise, we'll get sacked

-for being late.

-You're no better.

-It's getting worse, I think.

-What have you done?

-I might have broken a rib.

-A crack is more likely.

-Shouldn't you go to hospital

-regardless? Either way it's bad.

-There's no point.

-There's no point.

-

-Of course there is.

-Then they can help you.

-There's nothing they can do.

-Time is the only thing

-that will heal it.

-There's plenty of time until

-the race. I'll see you later.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-To work.

-To do what?

-You won't be able to do a thing.

-I still have to go.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-Otherwise, Dad will complain.

-He's worried about you.

-You're probably right.

-Don't say anything.

-He'll worry even more. Alright?

-Alright.

-MOBILE PHONE

-"I'll see you at the shed later.

-Tell Erin to shut her mouth."

-Dani!

-Is your mother or Meical at home?

-No, they've just left.

-No, they've just left.

-

-Can you sign for this?

-Alright?

-Alright?

-

-Thanks.

-Mr Parry.

-Why? What's wrong with him?

-Oh, dear.

-I'll call his customers to cancel

-or Lowri and I will cover.

-It's hard to say until I'm there.

-Two minutes.

-Alright, ta-ra.

-Have you spoken to Barry recently?

-Have you spoken to Barry recently?

-

-I saw him on Saturday. Why?

-What did you say to him?

-What did you say to him?

-

-Just that I stole his money.

-What?

-What did he say?

-Nothing much but he was scared.

-Nothing much but he was scared.

-

-How do you know?

-I could tell.

-I should have told him much earlier.

-Sorry.

-At least he'll leave you alone now.

-Do you think so?

-Yes, of course.

-You didn't do anything to him.

-He knows that now, doesn't he.

-You're good.

-Fair play to you. You've done well,

-helping your mum this week.

-She needs your help.

-I know.

-Surely these aren't going.

-Surely these aren't going.

-

-They are, why?

-They're Kelvin's.

-Have you asked him?

-He gave them to me. He kept the ones

-he wanted in the wardrobe.

-I can give Mam the cash I get.

-Fair play, Robbie.

-Thanks.

-I went to all these games

-with Kelvin.

-They lost most of them, no doubt.

-They lost most of them, no doubt.

-

-Hey, this one is special.

-Why?

-It's signed by Howard Kendall.

-Who?

-Who?

-

-One of our best-ever players.

-He won the old First Division

-twice and the FA Cup.

-Programmes with his signature

-sell for 20 on the Web.

-Kelvin might have made a mistake.

-Kelvin might have made a mistake.

-

-I'll put it in the wardrobe.

-That would be best.

-Is everything alright?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-

-I might be longer than I thought.

-Is that alright?

-Is that alright?

-

-Yes.

-I've got no commitments.

-I might go for a run this afternoon.

-Thanks. Dani, do you have a list

-for the cash and carry?

-Here it is.

-Here it is.

-

-Thanks.

-Did Jac say what was wrong with him?

-Did Jac say what was wrong with him?

-

-No. He only said he was ill.

-Are you doing alright without him?

-Are you doing alright without him?

-

-We had to cancel four appointments.

-Do you want anything while I'm out?

-Do you want anything while I'm out?

-

-No, thanks.

-No, thanks.

-Oh, Philip.

-I just wanted to thank you again.

-I just wanted to thank you again.

-

-For what?

-For the phone you gave Robbie.

-He's taking photos with it now.

-I'm glad you're pleased.

-Don't forget, as I said,

-I do have better ones!

-He can come over and choose one.

-He can come over and choose one.

-

-The one he's got is great.

-We don't need to spoil him too much.

-He's getting better.

-There we are.

-You can go if you want. I'll sign

-for the glasses when they come.

-It's alright, I have to clean

-them and place them on the shelves.

-We aren't doing that!

-We aren't doing that!

-

-Anyone home?

-Finally!

-You've got no idea how

-busy I am, son.

-I've done a day's work

-before you get up.

-I haven't had a cuppa since

-early this morning. I'm parched.

-I just put the machine on.

-Two minutes.

-You can help me put these

-away while you're waiting.

-I'm fine, thanks.

-I'm fine, thanks.

-

-There's a cafe next door.

-Alright, Brit?

-Alright, Brit?

-

-Good news.

-Robbie put the school on fire.

-Miss Bebb from the Glyn Estate is

-interested in cleaning services.

-She has a friend from Brodawel

-who wants someone too.

-Well done, Brit.

-Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

-

-Ta-ra.

-Things are looking up for you.

-Things are looking up for you.

-

-Indeed.

-Is that coffee ready?

-Is that coffee ready?

-

-No.

-If you want something

-to do, fill that in.

-What is it?

-What is it?

-

-A sponsorship form.

-Do I have a pound?

-And two more for that coffee.

-And two more for that coffee.

-

-Eh?

-Forget it, it's cheaper next door.

-What about this?

-Two pounds?

-Hmm, three.

-This?

-Three pounds?

-Three pounds?

-

-Oh, Robbie loved that.

-I'll buy it for three pounds.

-He can have it

-as a joke on his birthday.

-Check out what I found.

-Put them with the others.

-We're asking a pound each.

-You don't understand.

-They were signed by Howard Kendall.

-Who?

-Who?

-

-He's an Everton hero.

-Ken says one of those is worth 20.

-We've got three of them.

-You haven't brought them

-from the bottom of our wardrobe?

-Kelvin wants to keep those.

-Kelvin wants to keep those.

-

-No, he gave me these.

-Take some photos of them sharpish.

-Ill, are you?

-I'll give him ill.

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-Is the taxi ready to go?

-I'm not sure. Rhys is through there.

-You didn't call

-but I assumed it was ready.

-I brought my cheque book.

-I brought my cheque book.

-

-It's not ready.

-You've had it since Thursday.

-It needs a part.

-It needs a part.

-

-Have you changed it?

-It hasn't arrived yet.

-It hasn't arrived yet.

-

-Since Thursday?

-My usual supplier didn't have it

-in stock. They had to order it in.

-I said I had to have it by today.

-I said I had to have it by today.

-

-Sorry, Ken.

-I'll do it when it arrives.

-I'll do it when it arrives.

-

-When's that?

-Thursday, Friday at the latest.

-Thursday, Friday at the latest.

-

-What?

-We've got a courtesy car

-if you need it.

-I can't drive anything!

-Taxis have to be properly licensed.

-Phone me when it's ready.

-I'm losing business!

-Have you ordered that part?

-Have you ordered that part?

-

-No.

-I don't even know

-if the car needs a part.

-I haven't looked at it yet.

-You're no good for anything, Rhys.

-You can't do your work.

-I'm getting better.

-I'm getting better.

-

-You're not. You're getting worse.

-You can't lie

-to the customers, Rhys.

-I'm not going to a doctor.

-I'm not going to a doctor.

-

-What if Ken says something to Dad?

-I'll have to tell him the same lie.

-This is

-starting to go too far, Rhys.

-Dani.

-Where do you want

-the shampoos and conditioners?

-Anywhere.

-I'll sort them when I get a chance.

-I'll do it.

-It's quiet.

-This afternoon's customers

-were mostly Jac's.

-Who's giving him a row, you or me?

-Who's giving him a row, you or me?

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-Who, Jac?

-What has he done?

-What has he done?

-

-He's been lying about being ill.

-He looked pretty healthy

-when I saw him.

-Where?

-Where?

-

-In town.

-He was with a woman.

-He didn't look ill.

-Who was she?

-Who was she?

-

-I didn't know her.

-What did she look like?

-She was young.

-How young?

-How young?

-

-Around your age.

-Tall, short, fat, thin?

-Tall, short, fat, thin?

-

-I should have taken a photo.

-We'll know who she is tomorrow,

-if he comes in.

-There'll be trouble if he doesn't.

-There'll be trouble if he doesn't.

-

-Yes, there will be.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

-

-Listen.

-Leave me alone

-and leave Wil alone too.

-Or what?

-He didn't do anything.

-I don't care

-which one of you stole the money.

-Understand this...

-..this isn't over.

-I don't forgive. Understand?

-Ta-ra.

-I wonder who that girl with Jac was.

-Has he said anything to you?

-No, nothing.

-That's strange.

-Any ideas who she could be?

-No.

-Philip's description

-wasn't much use.

-No.

-He has been getting a lot of texts

-and phone calls recently.

-Has he?

-She seems keener than him.

-You're interested!

-No, not really.

-Yes, you are.

-A big interest, I'd say.

-I'm just angry that he's pretending

-to be ill instead of working.

-He'll find out tomorrow!

-He'll find out tomorrow!

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-I hope he's found a nice girl.

-He deserves that, don't you think?

-Yes.

-I hope he's very happy

-with her on his own time.

-How are you going to run this race

-if you can't close a door?

-Don't you start.

-Are you getting it from all sides?

-Are you getting it from all sides?

-

-Only you and Wil know everything.

-What about your father?

-I'm hiding the pain from him.

-Look at you, mate.

-You're in no state.

-Please let me take you to hospital.

-Please let me take you to hospital.

-

-They can't do anything.

-You need an x-ray

-to find out what's wrong.

-It could be really dangerous.

-If I was going to die, I would have!

-There's no point, Barry!

-There's no point, Barry!

-

-You'll get some pain killers.

-What if they insist

-I don't work or move?

-If that's what they think is best.

-If that's what they think is best.

-

-I don't want that.

-I'm running the race.

-I'm running the race.

-

-You're stubborn and stupid.

-Do you want a lift home?

-Please.

-You'll get

-more than three pounds for that.

-Shall I change it to five?

-Shall I change it to five?

-

-Yes, go for it.

-Alright?

-Have you finished early?

-Yes, we had to cancel some

-customers. Jac was dodging.

-Dodging?

-Yes, Philip saw him.

-Yes, Philip saw him.

-

-That's messy!

-What have you been up to?

-We've been busy sorting

-through these things.

-If you get the asking

-price, it'll be 110.

-That's not bad for stuff

-we don't want.

-They're all on the web

-for people to see.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-

-That's good.

-Isn't it just?

-Are your hands clean, Ken?

-They're worth big money.

-Where did you get them?

-Where did you get them?

-

-From my room.

-All three are signed

-by Howard Kendall.

-Yes, aren't they good?

-Swansea 2016, Crystal Palace 2016

-and Man U...

-..these are worth a fortune.

-Are they?

-Are they?

-

-More than we thought?

-Much more.

-It means Howard Kendall

-signed these in 2016...

-..after dying the year before!

-Oh.

-Sorry.

-You'll be very happy.

-Everyone's complimentary.

-We'll see you

-tomorrow afternoon then.

-Bye now.

-What did she say?

-Well.

-If she's happy with our work...

-..she keeps holiday lets too.

-When are we going to see her?

-Tomorrow afternoon?

-Tomorrow afternoon?

-

-Yes.

-What about Plas Cadnant?

-Well, the dates are starting

-to fill up, Chelle.

-Aren't we good.

-Aren't we good.

-

-It's looking much better.

-So we can celebrate

-with some bubbly next door?

-You can have a cake.

-No, no, I'm just asking...

-..can I not pay you just this once?

-No, no, I don't want

-to borrow any more money.

-I just need a bit more time.

-So there's nothing you can do.

-So, you're going to take

-the money out then?

-OK. No, no.

-Bye.

-Ready?

-Ready?

-

-Yes.

-Rhys isn't with you.

-Rhys isn't with you.

-

-No, I called him.

-He's not coming.

-I said we'd be alright.

-Hi.

-Thanks, Iris.

-This came for you this morning,

-I had to sign for it.

-I'll see you at the house.

-We won't be long.

-What is it?

-What is it?

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-Something from the Inland Revenue.

-What's wrong?

-They want to see us.

-They want to see us.

-

-Who?

-The tax people.

-The tax people.

-

-Eh?

-Let me see it.

-What's wrong?

-We're being investigated.

-We're being investigated.

-

-What does that mean?

-They want to look through our books.

-They want to look through our books.

-

-Books?

-Our financial documents.

-The business' money.

-They must suspect something.

-Suspect us of what?

-Suspect us of what?

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-Tax dodging.

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