Pennod 24 Rownd a Rownd

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-Hiya, Wil.

-Hiya, Mam.

-Subtitles

-# After playing with fire

-you're looking for a clean slate #

-I told you not to call me

-when I'm home.

-# You're looking for an excuse,

-any excuse to misbehave #

-I hear you had a visitor last night.

-Did he tell you?

-He had a face like thunder.

-He had a face like thunder.

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-Good.

-Morning.

-Morning.

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-Alright?

-Alright?

-I'm fine, thanks.

-Who's Wil talking to?

-You know better than me.

-This new girlfriend?

-This new girlfriend?

-

-I don't know.

-Alright?

-Are you opening the garage today?

-If not, I'll see about getting

-someone in to do the work.

-I can call Trevor.

-It's fine.

-I'm going down once I get changed.

-Good.

-Yes.

-I've had a word with the woman

-Sian suggested, Olwen.

-Oh.

-She's very nice. I've arranged

-an hour-long session with her.

-Oh, great.

-Yes. Fair play to Sian.

-Yes.

-Well.

-It'll be good for you

-to be busy this morning.

-If you don't feel good, call me.

-I'll come straight over.

-I'll come straight over.

-

-Thanks.

-I'll see you later then.

-Bye.

-Bye.

-22,378, Chelle.

-They've made a number up.

-They haven't.

-They've doubled

-what we owe as a fine.

-They're allowed to.

-They're allowed to.

-

-Surely we can appeal.

-It's too late for that.

-We don't have a choice.

-They say we can pay them back

-in instalments over two years.

-Instalments? It's 20k, Chelle!

-How do we pay this

-and pay tax and live?

-It'll be impossible.

-We'll have to raise our prices.

-We'll have to see

-after what the money man says.

-He's a financial advisor,

-not a miracle worker.

-How long is this

-going to last, Barry?

-I feel like I've got

-to make an appointment to work.

-I've got valuable stock.

-It has to be looked after.

-Can I have a key then?

-You must have a spare.

-I'll have one cut

-when I'm not so busy.

-I have a business to run too, Barry.

-What are you doing today?

-What are you doing today?

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-Stuff.

-You can look after Tom

-for a few hours then.

-Sorry, Carys. You can't just dump

-him on someone when it suits you.

-Barry.

-Forget it.

-Just forget it.

-So you don't want to work?

-Hiya.

-Don't worry.

-It wasn't you who riled her.

-I'm glad to hear it.

-I'm glad to hear it.

-

-How are you?

-I'm alright.

-I'm sure you'd like to know.

-I'm seeing a woman.

-Wow! A woman.

-For therapy!

-She's a counsellor.

-It'll be nice to talk.

-I'm glad to hear it, mate.

-She's supposed to be good.

-Maybe she could help you and Carys.

-We don't need her. She'll be back

-with her tail between her legs.

-Sorry, Lois.

-Alright?

-Fine, thanks.

-I don't want to disturb but...

-I don't want to disturb but...

-

-But what?

-I wanted to see

-how things are going.

-It's great

-but we're one person short.

-That's what I meant.

-Have you heard from the South?

-Last we heard, there was no change

-in Jac's father's condition.

-He's very ill.

-Yes, poor thing.

-Tell me, Dani,

-if and when his father...

-Gets better?

-Yes, yes.

-Or not of course.

-Are we expecting him back soon?

-Mr Parry!

-I don't know.

-I suppose so.

-I suppose so.

-

-I'm just worried about you.

-Should I find someone temporary?

-No.

-Just that you're alright.

-Is there anything else?

-Lois is waiting for me.

-Yes, of course. Sorry, Lois.

-Alright, Lowri?

-Um.

-Keep up the hard work.

-Sorry.

-Alright, Barry?

-Alright?

-Do you still want us

-to clean this afternoon?

-Yes, why wouldn't I?

-Yes, why wouldn't I?

-

-You're on your own.

-I don't know.

-I don't know.

-

-Same time as usual, please.

-Right.

-Barry?

-Barry?

-

-Yes.

-We're going to have

-to put up our prices, I'm afraid.

-Oh.

-The price of polish

-and so on has gone up.

-And petrol...

-And petrol...

-

-From next door?

-How much is it going up?

-5 per visit. Is that alright?

-You're welcome

-to put up your prices.

-Just as I'm welcome

-to find someone cheaper to clean.

-Don't come round this afternoon.

-It'll save you petrol, Meical.

-That little rascal of yours

-is happy now, is he?

-He's ruined Owain's trip.

-He's ruined Owain's trip.

-

-What?

-He phoned home almost in tears.

-Robbie and his friends

-have been bullying him.

-They threw his bag in the bath.

-They threw his bag in the bath.

-

-At least Owain had a bag.

-Your little maggot hid Robbie's bag.

-He did not.

-He did not.

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-Listen here, Sophie.

-What are you doing?

-She says that Robbie bullies Owain.

-Owain hid Robbie's bag.

-Oh, please.

-That's enough! They're kids.

-You won't know what happened

-until they come back.

-We'll find out, don't you worry.

-Get one for yourself too,

-with a lot of sugar!

-Will you wait for me at lunchtime?

-I need a lift to town.

-I'm not going to town.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-Never you mind.

-It's my car too.

-Pass your test then.

-Sorry about earlier.

-All you get from Sophie are lies.

-It's alright.

-Look. I wanted a word actually.

-I didn't want to mention it

-in front of Dani.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-

-I thought about what we discussed.

-Look, um...

-Can you come over later?

-Can you come over later?

-

-Is this about Sophie?

-No.

-Come over if you have two minutes.

-Come over if you have two minutes.

-

-Alright.

-Hiya.

-Thanks, Chelle.

-Eh?

-We drove all the way here

-to be told off.

-That's his job.

-He humiliated us.

-He has to tell the truth,

-we're in a hole.

-Of course we are.

-We have to listen

-to that kind of idiot...

-..who's never done a proper

-day's work telling us off.

-We have been stupid.

-But it stops this minute.

-But it stops this minute.

-

-Does it?

-How?

-How will we get out

-of this situation?

-That idiot won't help us.

-Come on.

-There are other places to try.

-Where?

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-It's too late to have slept in.

-Well?

-We had something important to do.

-More important than work?

-We're here now.

-We've got something to say.

-And something to ask.

-I see.

-Which comes first?

-The saying or asking?

-We will have to start...

-..charging you more to clean Copa.

-..charging you more to clean Copa.

-

-I see.

-Yes, our prices

-have stayed the same for a while.

-Yes.

-That's fine by me.

-As long as it's not

-ridiculously high.

-Was that the asking or the saying?

-The saying.

-Now comes the asking.

-We want to borrow money.

-I see.

-How much exactly?

-Around...

-Around 20,000.

-Around 20,000.

-

-How much?

-It could have been more

-if we hadn't listened to you...

-..and not sent in fake receipts.

-Oh.

-As thanks, you're asking me to pay.

-The taxman has doubled what we owe

-as a fine.

-This is a big ask.

-Do you want to borrow it all?

-We'll have to get it

-from somewhere. We're skint.

-Chelle.

-We are.

-Can you lend us the money?

-That isn't the problem.

-What's the problem?

-Can you pay me back?

-Of course we can.

-We'll sign a contract.

-What about the interest?

-What about the interest?

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-Interest?

-How much?

-That usually depends

-how desperate the borrowers are.

-Alright, Wil?

-Alright, Wil?

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-Hi, Mam.

-Have you had lunch?

-No, I came straight from school.

-Salt and vinegar crisp sandwiches.

-That's what you used to like.

-I haven't had one for years.

-I haven't had one for years.

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-Do you still like them?

-Yes, I suppose so.

-That's what mothers are for.

-Come on.

-Hiya.

-How's Dad's boy this afternoon?

-Alright, mate?

-It's high time you started

-using someone else as a servant.

-What?

-What?

-

-Stop using my brother.

-He should be at school.

-Not running around

-for some two-bit gangster.

-I haven't seen

-your brother for days.

-If I was you, I wouldn't spout off

-in front of my family...

-..particularly

-given how this all started.

-You should be more careful. People

-are seeing through your antics.

-The best thing

-you ever did was dump him.

-Wil's still doing your dirty work.

-Of course not.

-She's talking rubbish.

-If you say so.

-If I give you advance warning,

-can you look after Tom tomorrow?

-Sioned's away.

-Sioned's away.

-

-I can't.

-Barry, I'm trying to work

-and raise Tom almost single-handed.

-I'm willing to split the cost

-of a babysitter with you.

-How do I find half that cost

-if I can't finish my work?

-Do you have photos

-of everyone on your phone?

-Can I see?

-How did you make that video?

-How did you make that video?

-

-With a drone.

-I always said

-you were the brains of the family.

-It's a drone.

-Our birthday. Dad gave us a car.

-I've missed so much.

-You decided to leave.

-Yes.

-That would be the easy explanation.

-But Wil,

-wait until you fall in love.

-It won't be so simple

-when that happens.

-It makes you hurt people

-you wouldn't dream of hurting.

-It doesn't matter

-how much you regret it.

-You can never undo what you did.

-Sophie. Why are you here?

-Sophie. Why are you here?

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-Someone has to look after the boy.

-Owain's great.

-Hi, love. Wait in the car.

-Sophie, it isn't 3.30 yet.

-Tell me, who was

-in charge of this trip?

-Me.

-And her, no doubt.

-I want a word with you two,

-if it's not too much trouble.

-I have to go to my last lesson

-or I'll be in trouble.

-We don't want that, do we?

-We don't want that, do we?

-

-No.

-What should we do next?

-Next?

-It's too early

-for me to come to the house.

-Yes.

-Nobody knows about this.

-It's still a bit early.

-Everyone remembers things

-differently.

-I'm sure some are still angry.

-Erin.

-She hasn't changed a bit.

-I don't blame her.

-You're still such a gentleman.

-Let me know when you think

-they're ready to see me.

-Alright.

-I have to go.

-Bye, Wil.

-Sorry, Philip.

-I haven't had a moment to myself.

-It's fine.

-If it's bad news,

-I'd prefer to hear it sooner.

-You want the sub back.

-You've changed your mind.

-No. I don't want the sub back.

-I'll take it from next week's pay.

-Oh, thank heavens.

-I thought I'd done something wrong.

-I thought I'd done something wrong.

-

-You have!

-Getting this loan

-in the first place.

-Look.

-Don't think I'm being presumptuous.

-What if someone

-could pay these people back?

-And then let you clear your debt

-in your own time, interest-free?

-What would you say?

-I'd pinch myself

-because I'd be dreaming.

-You're not. I will.

-Philip!

-If you want, I'll pay your debt

-to this company.

-You can pay it back

-from your salary on a weekly basis.

-You won't have to pay interest then.

-Nobody will know.

-Nobody will know.

-

-You can't.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-Well.

-I mean it.

-Just, just say thank you.

-Then we'll be fine.

-Thanks, Philip.

-Who knows what happened to the poor

-thing while I was 200 miles away.

-Owain was fine.

-Owain was fine.

-

-His clothes were soaked!

-His bag was ruined and his friends

-were laughing at him.

-Where were you

-while this was going on?

-We had a whole class to care for.

-You've got a strange idea of care.

-Look, Sophie, it was a joke

-that went too far.

-He was fed

-and I bought him new pyjamas.

-He was fine.

-He was fine.

-

-What's going to happen to Robbie?

-The same as will happen to Owain.

-Owain's no angel either, is he?

-Look, we made sure everyone had fun.

-Honestly, Sophie.

-Forgetting about it would be best.

-Alright.

-Thanks very much.

-We're too expensive,

-they'll look for someone else.

-That's four now.

-Who doesn't want to pay

-for a good service?

-There's something

-we don't want to do too.

-What?

-What?

-

-Borrow money from Wyn. Look.

-The interest Wyn's charging

-to lend us the money...

-..would cost more than doing it

-over two years as the taxman says.

-What are we going to do?

-I don't know, Meical.

-Sell something?

-Like what?

-We don't have anything valuable

-to sell.

-Whatever we do,

-we can't keep this quiet forever.

-We have to tell the girls.

-Tell me what happened

-at St Fagans again.

-I told you once

-on the phone last night.

-Tell me again.

-Robbie forgot his bag

-on the schoolyard.

-He tried to say that I hid it.

-When I went back to my room after

-getting crisps, my bag was wet.

-And Robbie did it.

-There were other boys there too.

-There were other boys there too.

-

-What did you do?

-I went to tell Miss James.

-I went to tell Miss James.

-

-Why not go to Mathew?

-He wasn't in his room.

-He was with Miss James.

-What was he doing

-in Miss James' room?

-I don't know, talking or discussing.

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