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APPLAUSE

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-Hello!

-Good evening!

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Good evening and welcome to Watson & Oliver. I'm Ingrid Oliver.

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I'm Lorna Watson and er, can I just say it's really great you can join us,

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-because today's actually a very special day for us.

-Is it?

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Yeah.

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It's 20 years to the day that we first met.

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That's today, is it?

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You!

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Anyway, it's not a big deal, but I got you a little card.

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Oh gosh, thank you.

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Mr postman, can you just...?

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It's just something little.

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It's just a little, enormous bunch of flowers.

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-You think I've forgotten our anniversary, don't you?

-Yes.

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Well, I haven't, cos I know how much it means to you.

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Which is why I got you...

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..eleven pence in change and an old travel card.

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LAUGHTER

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You did remember.

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Thank you.

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-OK!

-How did you know I like old travel cards?

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-Enjoy the show.

-This one!

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APPLAUSE

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Morning.

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BOTH: Hiya!

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There you go.

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-If you could put your card in, please.

-What's this?

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-Package for Simmons.

-Who?

-Simmons.

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I think you've got the wrong address.

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Er, 8-12 Langley Street.

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Yes, but as I said, we don't have a Simmons here.

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Do you want to double check just in case? This is the right address, so...

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Do you want to get a qualification in admin like I've got

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before you start giving me advice on how to do my job?

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I'm not taking it back, this is the right address. It's not my problem.

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Do you mind keeping your voice down, please?

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I didn't say anything!

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-Morning.

-Hiya!

-Hiya!

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-Oh great, is that for Mr Simmons?

-Yes!

-I'll take it up.

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The girls will sign for it, thank you.

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You need to put in your code.

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Yes, thank you very much.

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We are receptionists, in case you hadn't noticed.

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Thank you.

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-It says invalid code.

-Are you saying I don't know how to enter a pin code?

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-No, I'm saying if your nails weren't so long, then...

-THEY GASP

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What are you saying about her nails?

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Have you got a problem with my nails?

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Is there something you want to say to me about MY nails?

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If you've got a problem with my nails, you should keep it to yourself, thank you very much.

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How dare you come in here and tell me what to do as a human being.

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These are professionally manicured nails, in case you hadn't noticed.

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Do you even know how much a professional manicure costs these days?

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-No.

-£22.50, and that's not including the cost of a nail bath

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and that's not including the cost of cuticle cream.

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Don't even get me started on pedicures

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because that is a whole different ball game entirely.

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-All right? Delivery for Harris.

-Yeah, good luck with that.

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Oh, don't tell me, Flamingo Fancy,

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-and Mint Surprise.

-Oh, yes it is.

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My wife wears the same colours.

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You're a man who knows his nails. I like him.

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Where do we sign, love?

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Do you not find, Sir Thomas, after a stay in London,

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it is always such a relief

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to return to the peace and quiet of the country?

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Indeed, it is most tranquil.

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BOTH: Cooee!

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Oh, God.

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Mr Bridgewater, Sir Thomas.

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What a surprise.

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Miss Rutherford. Miss Steeps.

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-What a fortuitous, serendipitous and completely unexpected occurrence.

-Indeed.

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-Indeed.

-Indeed.

-Indeed.

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-Indeed.

-Indeed.

-Indeed.

-Indeed.

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-Indeed.

-Indeed.

-Indeed.

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In-bloody deed. God.

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-Will you not join us for luncheonstance?

-A little morn repast?

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No, really, we couldn't.

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-Oh, Mr Bridgewater, surely you would not have us beg?

-Yes, Sir Thomas.

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-You would not wish to see me on my knees.

-No.

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Well, then you must join us.

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No, really. We could not impose.

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Mr Bridgewater, you are in danger of hurting a lady's feelings.

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Yes, Sir Thomas, if you do not join us, I will cry and cry and cry and never desist.

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No, we really can't.

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-Waaah!

-Waaah!

-Waaah!

-Waaah!

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-Waaah!

-Waaah!

-Waaah!

-Waaah!

-Waaah!

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Very well, then.

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Splendid!

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Mr Bridgewater, you shall sit here!

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Sir Thomas, you shall sit there.

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Now, might you be persuaded to a mouthful of my juicy apple dumplings?

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No, thank you.

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-Sir Thomas, can I tempt you to a handful of my sweet macaroons?

-No.

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Surely you will not say no to a nibble on my almond puffs?

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Roly polys, Sir Thomas?

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Fruit jellies?

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Peachy fritters?

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Rock biscuits?

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Syllabubs?

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French pancakes?

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Fried eggs?

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Jugs?

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Melons?

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Tits on a plate?

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I beg your pardon!?

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I have just remembered me. We must away to London.

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Really?

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-Yes, we have urgent business there.

-But...

-Good day to you.

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-Good day.

-Good day.

-Good day.

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Somebody hold 'em back.

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I can't. They want it too much.

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All right? I'm Damien Hirst and I done a shark in a tank.

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Two million quid. Cushty!

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Regarde, regarde. Maintenant, ici, ici.

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-Ici, maintenant.

-Regardez. Allez, allez!

-Maintenant.

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Alors! Alors!

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IN FRENCH:

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-So, how was it?

-Yeah, it were all right, but he doesn't speak

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a word of English and the only thing I can say in French

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is "how much is the rabbit?" I don't think I'm saying that right.

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Undercover Millionaire Carla Fredricks has come to the end

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of her week-long journey on a council estate in Southam.

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She pays one final visit to the outreach centre,

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where she's been working with London's homeless and dispossessed.

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Oh, thank you.

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Well, I just wanted to say goodbye, Brian, and to say how much

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I've enjoyed spending time with you this last week.

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We've enjoyed having you, Carla.

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I think the work you do here is incredible.

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Well, you know, you just, you do what you can.

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You're an inspiration, Brian.

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Not just to them, but to me as well.

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Oh, come on, you'll start me off soon.

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There's also something else I wanted to say to you.

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Um, I've not been totally straight with you, I'm afraid.

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Oh, right?

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My name is Carla, but I don't live in Hackney,

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I live in Chelsea.

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-Right?

-Brian, I'm actually a very successful businesswoman.

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I run a telecommunications company

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that I floated on the market last year for several million pounds.

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Oh my God!

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And apart from the townhouse in Chelsea,

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I've got an estate in Oxfordshire, a villa in Umbria...

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-A villa?

-..and an apartment in New York.

-I can't believe it!

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-I also have three cars...

-Three!

-..six horses...

-Six!

-..two yachts...

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-Right.

-..and a private jet.

-I had no idea, I just...

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-I stay in luxury five-star hotels wherever I go.

-Aha...

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-So, like I say, I'm doing pretty well for myself.

-Right.

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I'm quite literally, a multi multi-millionaire.

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So, Brian...

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..that's all I wanted to say, really.

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I just really love telling people I'm a millionaire!

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I'm a blooming millionaire!

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All right then, well take care, everyone.

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Keep up the good work, yeah? All right, lots of love, thank you. Bye!

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That's nice.

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Oh, this is nice.

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I like this.

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That's nice.

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This is nice.

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I really like this.

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This one's nice.

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This is nice, isn't it?

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Yeah, it's really nice.

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I really like it.

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It would look really good on you.

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Do you think?

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Yeah, it's really nice.

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Do you think I should try it on?

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I think you should try it on. It's really nice.

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I think I should try it on.

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Do you like it?

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Yeah, it looks really good on you.

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Yeah.

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It's really nice, isn't it?

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Yeah, it's really nice.

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It would look good with my jeans.

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I think it's really nice.

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I think you should get it.

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Really?

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Do you think I should just get it?

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I think you should just get it.

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It's nice though, isn't it?

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Yeah, it's really nice.

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I think you should just get it.

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Yeah.

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I should probably just get it.

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You should definitely get it. It's really nice.

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I really like it.

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I can wear it with leggings.

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Yeah, it's really nice.

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So you're going to take it then?

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-No.

-No.

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-Thanks very much. Bye.

-Bye.

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All right? I'm Damien Hirst and I done some dots.

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Ten million quid. Get in!

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Hey, I'm Candy.

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And I'm April.

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BOTH: And we're Hugh Hefner's new girlfriends.

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Yay!! Woo!!

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So, today at the mansion, we're having an Easter party.

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Here I come!!

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A whole ton of people are coming,

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so right now, we're just getting everything ready.

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Yay!

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Look at my butt cheeks. They're so round and firm.

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Oops.

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So we painted up a whole bunch of eggs that we're gonna hide

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in the garden for the Easter egg hunt.

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This is me...

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And this is Hef.

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Isn't he adorable? I love you, Puffin.

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Mwah, mwah, mwah...

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Hef really loves his parties.

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And even though he can only stand for, like ten minutes at a time,

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he's such a party animal. He really turns me on.

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Yeah, he's so hot.

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Yeah, Hef's really hot.

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Yeah, he's such a hottie.

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Yeah, he's superhot.

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KNOCKING

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Where are my two favourite snuggle bunnies?

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Papa wants to show you his Easter eggies.

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THEY HEAVE

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Who wants to unwrap Papa's eggie-weggies?

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There's a party in my eggs and you're invited.

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Coming, Puffin!

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Right, this time it's definitely your turn.

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-No it's not.

-Yes it is!

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I did the early bird shift. So...

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I did elevenses and I did the midday massage, so...

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Well, but I did Sexy Saturday, so...

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I did Slutty Sunday, so...

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I did Missionary Monday...

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I did Tantric Tuesday...

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I did Whipped Cream Wednesday ..

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I did Threesome Thursday! On my own!

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Well, I'm not doing it.

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You still owe me for Viagra Valentine's.

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-Well, I CAN'T do it.

-Why not?

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Because I have concussion!!

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What? No, you don't.

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-Damn it!

-I'm waiting.

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Papa wants his snuggle cuddles.

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SHE HEAVES

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Coming, Puffin!

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-What you doing?

-Gosh.

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Gosh what? What is it?

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It's from Barbara Broccoli.

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What? As in the producer of James Bond?

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Yeah. Apparently I'm one of the favourites to be the new Bond Girl.

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Don't be ridiculous. Let me see.

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It's between you and Penelope Cruz.

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-I know.

-When did you audition for this?

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I didn't. I didn't audition.

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It's very unexpected.

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Well, why would they come to you? I mean, there must be some kind of a mistake.

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Well, I presume they're looking for someone

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with the face of a supermodel and a body that screams,

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"Hello I'm sexually dangerous".

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Well, that would certainly be you, wouldn't it?

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I wouldn't like to say.

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What's the part called?

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Jenny Tal Frenzie.

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Jenny Tal Frenzie? Jenny Tal...

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-Genital Frenzy?

-I presume she's Italian.

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Post for Miss Oliver?

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Oh, yes, thank you.

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Oh, my goodness, it's from Barbara Broccoli.

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Apparently I'm down to the last two to play James Bond.

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-What?

-I know! I didn't audition either!

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Erm, yeah, apparently the whole blond Bond thing wasn't working out

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so they wanted to go back to the archetype -

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tall, dark and classically handsome so...

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Oh brilliant. Brilliant (!) It's between me and David Tennant.

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Oh, he always gets your parts, doesn't he?

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-I didn't want to be the Doctor anyway, so...

-Yes, you did.

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-No, I didn't.

-You cried when you didn't get it.

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That's overstating it a bit, Lorna.

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Ingrid, you shaved all your hair off and burnt your house down.

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Yes, well, that was the past and this is the future.

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I really want this job, Lorna,

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and I really want to be the next James Bond.

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Yeah, well, I really want to be the next James Bond... girl.

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-Oh, no, Ingrid.

-What?

-It says she's watching the show tonight.

-What?

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Barbara Broccoli is watching the show right now.

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Lorna, can I talk to you for a minute please?

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-Lorna!

-Yes.

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This is our big chance, OK?

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I have a plan.

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We end the show with a spectacular James Bond-themed finale

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that will quite simply blow her mind.

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Or I could make her a collage.

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OK, let's stick with the spectacular

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James Bond-themed finale for now, shall we?

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Well, if you're sure. I can knock them out pretty quick so...

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OK, well, we've always got that as a back-up, haven't we?

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Right. Now Susan, what are you doing?

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That's done.

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Oh, right, yes, now, I'll be with you in a second.

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Erm, change, good. Sorry. Where were we?

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-Yes? Can I help you?

-Morning. Two adults and two children for the house, please.

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Right, one second, if you would...

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Diane! I'm all on my own here, love!

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Sorry, what was I doing?

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Right, so two adults and two children, wasn't it?

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And that was for the house, you say, not the gardens?

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-I don't think the kids are bothered about the gardens.

-Just a second...

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So that's two adults, £4.60 each,

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that's £4.60 times two.

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£1.20. Carry the one.

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That will be...

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£9.20 please, for the adults. Forgetting them, aren't we?

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And... So...

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What are you doing, Susan? What are you doing?

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So... Right. Start again.

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Two adults, two children, done the adults.

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So are both kids under 21?

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Yes.

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OK. So that's simple.

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Diane?! I'm manning the fort on my own here, love!

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So they're £3 each and you don't want the gardens, you say?

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-No, thanks.

-No. So what am I doing, Susan? What am I...

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So they're £2 each right and we've looked at that

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so we don't need that any more.

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So that's the £9.20 plus the four...

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£13.20, please.

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We got there eventually, didn't we?

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Do you have a souvenir brochure, by any chance?

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You want a brochure?

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-Only if you've got...

-Brochure.

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Brochure, brochure, brochure, brochure, brochure, brochure.

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Brochure, brochure, brochure.

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Right, got that. Now. What are you doing, Susan?

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So, we've dealt with the entrance fee. That's done.

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There's your brochure.

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So what are you doing, Susan? What are you doing?

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So this is £6, so that's £6

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plus the £13.20.

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Look, if it's easier we'll forget the brochure.

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You don't want the brochure?

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It's just the £13.20 for the entrance.

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£13.20? Yes, if you say so.

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So er...

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-Two and five to you.

-Thank you.

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Actually I've got a few free souvenir pencils under here

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for the children if you'd like a couple?

0:21:520:21:54

Oh, thank you. Like that, kids? That would be lovely, thank you.

0:21:540:21:58

Pencils, pencils, pencils, pencils!

0:21:580:22:02

Pencils. What are you doing, Susan?

0:22:020:22:05

What are you looking for? Pencils, pencils, pencils, pencils.

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Right, got 'em! Aaarrgh!!

0:22:090:22:12

Diane!!!!

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All right?

0:22:150:22:18

I'm Damien Hirst and I done a load of diamonds on a skull.

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Hundred million nicker.

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Ker-ching!

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# See reflections on the water

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# More than darkness in the depths

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# See him surface in every shadow

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# On the wind I feel his breath

0:23:030:23:05

# Goldeneye, I found his weakness

0:23:080:23:12

# Goldeneye, he'll do what I please

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# Goldeneye, no time for sweetness

0:23:160:23:20

# But a bitter kiss will bring him to his knees

0:23:200:23:24

# You'll never know how I watched you

0:23:240:23:29

# From the shadows as a child

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# You'll never know how it feels to be the one

0:23:360:23:41

# Who's left behind

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# You'll never know the days, the nights, the tears,

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# The tears I've cried

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# But now my time has come and time

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# Time is not on your side

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# See him move through smoke and mirrors

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# Feel his presence in the crowd

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# Other girls they gather around him

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# If I had him I wouldn't let him out...#

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# Goldfinger

0:24:350:24:38

# He's the man, the man with the Midas touch... #

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Ow! Stop it!

0:24:450:24:48

Ow!

0:24:480:24:49

MUSIC: "Live And Let Die" by Paul McCartney & Wings

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-Dead end.

-What?

0:25:050:25:07

It's a dead end, turn round.

0:25:070:25:09

# What does it matter to ya?

0:25:110:25:13

# When you've got a job to do,

0:25:130:25:15

# You've got to do it well

0:25:150:25:18

# You've got to give the other fellow hell... #

0:25:180:25:21

You're chasing me now!

0:25:210:25:25

# Nobody does it better

0:26:150:26:19

# Makes me feel sad for the rest

0:26:220:26:27

# Nobody does it half as good as you... #

0:26:300:26:37

-Do you mind if we just talk?

-Yeah, that's a much better idea.

0:26:390:26:43

-Actually, do you want to have a go at that collage?

-Oh, yes.

0:26:450:26:48

We've got an international situation here, my love.

0:26:520:26:55

Maybe if your nails weren't so long...

0:26:550:26:57

I'm Colin Firth. Humble. Humble.

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And I done a Darcy.

0:27:000:27:01

I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but I did only have half an hour for lunch.

0:27:010:27:06

We got chip butty, darlin', bacon butty, darlin', egg butty, darlin'...

0:27:060:27:10

-Number two's number two.

-Number one's number one. So how can you be both?

0:27:120:27:16

What are you doing, Susan?

0:27:160:27:18

-There she is!

-There she goes!

0:27:180:27:20

She's really nice.

0:27:200:27:22

Mr Bridgewater!

0:27:220:27:25

Woof, woof, woof!

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