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SHE SIGHS

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KNOCK ON THE DOOR

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BANGING ON THE DOOR

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BANGING CONTINUES

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Can you do me a favour, can you add Carol Heaton to your list?

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-That's the address.

-Mm-hm. No probs.

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She burnt her hand last week.

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She was meant to see me today, but she didn't turn up.

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-Just to change the dressing?

-Yeah, but check on the wound as well.

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She had a nasty infection,

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that I hope the antibiotics have cleared it up, but if they haven't,

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-can you tell her she really should come and see me.

-Can she not come in?

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Single mum, it's difficult. You're going past Parke Road anyway

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All right! What do you want to do this afternoon?

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-This afternoon?

-We're both off.

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Oh, I was thinking about going over to St Phil's.

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Aww! What for?!

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The Lupus trial starts today,

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and there's one or two things I've forgotten to mention to Aunt Patti.

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Like what?

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Like she's been a non smoker for ten years, rather than five.

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Oh, you lied on those forms?

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And Patti doesn't know?

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Oh, Freya, you better get over there before she... Urgh, go, go!

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BANGING ON THE DOOR

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SHE MOUTHS

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Hi!

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No, thanks.

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Have you got any idea what I can get Jimmi for his birthday?

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-When is it?

-Day after tomorrow.

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What about one of those e-book reading thingys?

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-He likes the real thing.

-New track suit for running?

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Voucher, you can't go wrong with a voucher.

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-Who for?

-Jimmi. It's his birthday.

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-I know what every man over 30 needs.

-What?

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Nose hair trimmer.

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If I didn't get Rob one when I did, it'd be down here by now.

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Ewww. I don't know. What about... a gazebo?

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If you really want to get him something he wants, why not ask him?

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Then it wouldn't be a surprise! I like surprises.

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You do, it's not your birthday! Does Jimmi really want a gazebo?

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If you ask him, at least you know you'll get something he likes.

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Yeah, you're right. I'll ask him. At least he has Mr Huggit to open.

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-Mr Huggit?

-Eeeh! Isn't he sweet?!

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CHERRY LAUGHS

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SHE WINCES

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BABY CRIES

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KNOCK ON THE DOOR

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Hiya Carol, Doctor Wilson asked me to come

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and have a quick look at your hand. You missed you appointment.

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-Yeah, OK, do you want to come in?

-Yeah, please. Thanks.

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I was in the area anyway. So - how's the hand?

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Still a bit sore.

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I keep getting the bandage wet, I don't mean to,

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but what with feeding and changing the baby,

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-and washing up and what have you, I just can't help it.

-Right.

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Let's have a look.

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-SHE WINCES

-Ooh, sorry, sorry.

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Have you been taking your antibiotics?

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Finished them yesterday.

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Mmmm. Yeah, that still looks a bit angry.

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I think you should see Doctor Wilson.

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-I'll make another appointment.

-I'll put a clean dressing on it.

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Ooh! Someone needs changing.

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I'll change him after you've gone.

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-Is that a towel?

-They're clean!

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Great for the environment.

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Think of all those nappies not going into landfill.

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Yeah, great, and I'm constantly washing,

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and they take for ever to dry.

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I can't afford disposable ones, I couldn't even afford the bus fare

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to the surgery, that's why I cancelled the appointment.

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I was working until a few months before Finley was born.

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Plus we had my husband's money coming in.

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Finley wasn't planned, you see,

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and my husband didn't want any more, so he walked out.

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It must be really hard.

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I wouldn't change a thing about having Finley.

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-I'd have him over my ex any day.

-THEY LAUGH

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But this living from hand to mouth,

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it gets to you, wears you out.

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What about benefits?

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Money's gone before I...

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KNOCK ON THE DOOR

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Good afternoon Mrs Heaton.

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It's not looking good, you're now three weeks overdue.

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All in all, that's £225, please.

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I... I haven't got it.

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-You said that last week.

-I thought I'd be getting some money through.

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And you said that as well.

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This can't go on, Mrs Heaton, I want my money.

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You'll get it, I promise.

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-HE SCOFFS

-Now how many times have I heard that?

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So what have you got?

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-Are you having a laugh?

-It's all I've got!

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I'm running out of patience, lady.

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Now you listen, you owe me over a grand, the interest is racking up

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as we speak, and then there's the charges for wasting my time!

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-So you better make sure...

-SHE YELLS IN PAIN

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Hey! What do you think you're doing?! Leave her alone.

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I haven't touched her.

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-You all right?

-She's putting it on. Aren't you, darling?

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Get lost, go on, get lost!

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For now. But I'll be back Mrs Heaton, and next time, no excuses.

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Who was that?

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Andy Thompson, loan shark.

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I couldn't keep up with the payments.

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I had to borrow to pay the electric and the mortgage, but I'm still

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in debt with them, I haven't been able to pay anything for months.

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Don't you get any help from your husband?

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He said that if I hadn't had Finley then I could've carried on working.

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So why should he pay for my mistake.

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Urgh, but they're his children!.

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You need to go to a solicitor, Carol.

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I have, and Paul agreed to pay the maintenance,

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but I haven't had nothing.

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That's why I had to take out the loan.

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Only borrowed five hundred,

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but with the interest and charges for late payment, I now owe

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-Mr Thompson over a grand.

-What?!

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That's daylight robbery, refuse to pay, take him to court.

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-I knew what I was signing into.

-He's a bully.

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Look what he did to you.

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He can't go around pushing people about like that. It's not on.

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Please, can we just forget it? I don't want any more trouble.

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How did you burn your hand, Carol?

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Morning. I'm Doctor Tyler. I'll be with you shortly,

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but in the mean time, if you wouldn't mind

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taking a seat for me over here please. Thank you.

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Kev. Hiya. You don't mind me being here?

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I just had the afternoon off,

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and I wanted to come and see the master at work.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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-Flattery will get everywhere.

-THEY LAUGH

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Fine, but I'm warning you, any interfering

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and I'll have you thrown out.

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I'll be good, I promise. So, it this it?

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No. There's still a few more to arrive.

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And what about my patient? Ms Sylvestor?

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She's in the second batch. Is that why you're here?

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No, no! I told you I want to see the master at work.

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There's something empowering about carrying a clipboard.

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You know what they say about men who carry large clipboards?

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So come on then, how are things with Michaela?

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-You two still talking?

-Ha!

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-We spent most of the weekend together.

-Really?

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-I'm seeing her again tonight.

-Wow.

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That's got to be a record, hasn't it?

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They've normally dumped you by now. HE GASPS

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Hi. Mr Wilkins? Hi. Good morning. I'm Dr Tyler.

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Oi! You should be ashamed of yourself!

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What have I got to feel ashamed about?

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I'm not the one who borrows money and doesn't pay it back.

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She's a single mum, she's really struggling!

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-Not my problem.

-Can't you just wait for your money?!

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You can't be hard up, interest you charge.

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I'm legal, licensed and above board. She knew what she was signing up to.

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You're nothing but a bully!

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I'm a business man, not a charity.

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Why don't you just get on with healing the sick, hey love?

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Urgh!

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SHE GASPS

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Carol? Carol?!

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-What do you think you're doing?!

-It's just to calm my nerves.

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But you gave up smoking five years ago.

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One every five years, can't do much harm.

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Shelley popped in before I left, you know, my next door neighbour.

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She got me some flowers, wished me luck.

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That was nice of her, wasn't it?

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-Woah. You've been talking to people about the trial?

-Only to Shell.

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-I asked you not to tell anyone.

-I've known her for years.

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Freya, I really don't understand what all the fuss is about.

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We're related, so what?!

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If it worries you that much, then maybe I shouldn't be here.

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No, I want you to go through with this,

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but you're not to mention it to anyone else, OK?

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And you have to refer to me as Doctor Wilson.

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-And there's one more thing.

-What?

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I fibbed on the forms about when you gave up smoking.

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So candidates must not have smoked for a minimum of ten years.

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But I only gave up five years ago.

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More like five minutes.

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-I'm nervous. Stop picking on me.

-I'm sorry.

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But, I have put my neck on the line for you, for this.

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I know I've been slightly economical with the truth, but...

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I know, and I am grateful.

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-And don't worry, I'll remember what you've told me.

-Good.

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Now have one of these.

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Isn't that the top I got you for Christmas?

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-After work, remind me to get some pasta.

-We had pasta last night.

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-Yeah and I want it again. I really need the carbs.

-Carbs it is then.

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-Oh, Jimmi?

-What?

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-What would you like for your birthday?

-Not to be reminded of it.

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Don't be like that.

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If you could have anything, and I mean anything, what would it be?

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A helicopter. I'll give it some thought.

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And get some eggs.

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-I really need the protein.

-But they make you constipated! Hi.

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What are you doing here?

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Meeting a friend for lunch. You?

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I tripped over one of the kids toys, I put my hand out to break my fall.

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They think I might have a fractured my wrist.

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Where are the kids?

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They're at me mum's.

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Did you hit your face when you fell?

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-Was it the loan shark, did he come back after I'd gone?

-No.

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I don't believe you. You must tell the police.

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He can't go around hitting customers who don't pay up. He's a thug.

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-He didn't do it.

-I know you're scared,

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but you can't just let him get away with this.

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I'm all right, I just want to forget about it.

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If the police get involved, he'll have to leave you alone.

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Give me a 24 hour guard, will they?!

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I'll still owe him the money, and he'll still come back for it.

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I was there when he hurt you earlier.

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Forget about the money. He'll lose his license!

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If I didn't have to pay him back that money.

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I could manage, I know I could.

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-So you'll go to the police?

-No.

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But if he thinks I'm going to get him into trouble,

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then he might let me off. Do you think he would?

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I don't know.

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Would you go and see him for me?

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It's all very well saying that she should do this

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and she should do that but she's the one who's penniless

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and having to look after two little kiddies.

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But what will he do to her the next time she can't pay?

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I wish I hadn't said anything now.

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Carol being in here could be down to me.

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Come on, you were trying to help.

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Yeah, I really helped out, didn't I?!

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And now she wants me to see him to say she won't cause him

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any trouble, if he drops the debt.

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-When're you going to go back and see him?

-I'm not.

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I'm staying well clear.

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-You think I should.

-No, I'm not saying anything.

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She's in a desperate situation, Mand,

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-you can't blame her for looking for ways out.

-I don't.

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I just don't want to be involved.

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Too late, you already are.

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Tiredness?

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I get tired very quickly.

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-Headaches?

-Not often.

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It's not being able to get around, without sticks,

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that's what really gets me down.

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I don't want to end up in a wheelchair.

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-Hopefully that won't happen.

-Hi, is it OK if I observe?

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Fine by me, is it OK with you, Ms Sylvestor?

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Of course she can, if it wasn't for...

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..Doctor Wilson I wouldn't be here.

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Just a few more things. Whilst on the trial you must continue

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to take your prescribed medication.

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And you haven't smoked for at least ten years?

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No.

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OK, I think we've gone over pretty much everything,

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but if there's anything you'd like to ask, please, fire away.

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What benefit is the new drug likely to have for me?

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We can't guarantee it'll have any.

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But basically we're hoping it will stop the survival of the cells

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that attack the immune system.

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Sort of have a go at them before they have a go at me.

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Got it in one.

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The trial covers 48 weeks. All the drugs are intravenous,

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-and you'll have to...

-Yes, thank you, Doctor Wilson.

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And then you'll need to come here once a month,

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it'll take about an hour. You'll now see Doctor Bains

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who'll examine you and tell you of any likely side effects.

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You OK with that?

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Doctor Bains will see you shortly.

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-All running well, I hope?

-Like a well oiled machine.

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You've organised this well, Doctor Tyler..

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-I'm just a small cog.

-Small what?

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I disagree. You're an integral part of this medical team.

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A trial of this nature, holds high prestige,

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and the PR for our practice is priceless.

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Any reason you're here?

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-SHE MUMBLES

-Sorry?

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Doctor Wilson's just very interested in the trials.

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Aren't we all?! Well perhaps we should let Doctor Tyler

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carry on with this special assignment.

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We don't want to be seen to be interfering,

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or stealing the limelight.

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No, that would be unforgivable.

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-Perhaps we should both leave?

-Well I'm...

-After you.

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We'll catch up later. Sterling work.

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-Knock, why don't you.

-Does beating up a woman make you feel good?

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Go on then, hit me, but I'm not Carol, I will go to the police.

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-Police? What're you talking about?

-Carol's in hospital.

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After we had words, you went back round there, and took it out on her!

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-You wanna watch your mouth. I don't hit women.

-Yeah, right.

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And what about the burn on her hand, and what you did to her earlier?

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-You're crazy.

-I'm a witness. I heard her cry out.

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Yeah, you heard, but you didn't see anything. And that's because there was nothing to see.

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You're a liar, Mr Thompson.

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-I think you better leave.

-You don't frighten me.

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You tell that lying cow she still owes me my money.

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And if I see you here again, it'll be ME who's calling the police!

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Isn't this Badger Mile thing, just a way of convincing yourself

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-that you're running more miles than you really are?

-It depends, some people might actually run more.

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Say you run 30 minutes. Badger mile - seven minutes,

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-the assumption is you've run just over four miles.

-True.

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-But if you're slow, you might have only run three.

-Question is - does it really matter?

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It's just so difficult to work out how many miles you've actually run.

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At least with the Badger miles, you can roughly work it out,

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-and it's consistent.

-Why's it called a Badger mile?

-Don't know.

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Why isn't it called mole mile, or rabbit mile?

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It was devised by a training coach in Wisconsin,

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-and Wisconsin has a lot of Badgers.

-I see.

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-Catch you later. Show me your times?

-Whoopy!

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Well then, soon to be birthday boy, have you decided what present you want?

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Mmm!

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Yes, I could do with a really good runner's watch.

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A runner's watch? Right, OK, if that's what you really want.

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Just sort it.

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Doctor at the hospital said it was just a hairline fracture,

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should mend on its own, if I'm careful.

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but I'll still see Doctor Wilson about the infection.

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-What a mess hey?

-Carol, the children, was that your husband?

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I've seen Mr Thompson.

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-Will he let me off the money? What did he say?!

-I'm sorry.

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Mr Thompson said he didn't touch you.

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Was it your husband who hit you?

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Why did you lie to me?

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You'd already made up your mind it was the loan shark.

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I saw a way of getting out of this mess.

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I don't care about the money, I just want my kids back!

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What's going on? It's time you told me the truth.

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I didn't mean to drag you into all this. Really, I'm sorry.

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A little while after you'd gone, he let himself in,

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and did this. He says, he wants me

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to tell my solicitor that he's paid all the maintenance he owes.

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Says if I force him to go to court and pay,

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he'll accuse me of being an unfit mother.

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No. That's blackmail.

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He took the kids, said I could have them back if I let him off the hook.

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He came back to see if I'd made the call.

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You can't do that, if you tell them he's paying maintenance,

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and he's not, you won't be able to survive.

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I've got no choice!

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I don't care about the money, I just want my babies!

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SHE SOBS

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Look at you, look what he's doing to you.

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You've got to stand up for yourself.

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Who in their right mind wants some tacky rubber watch?

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-If it's what he wants.

-They all look the same.

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That's the business. That's what I want.

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-You do realise it's made of rubber?

-I like rubber.

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-Wahey!

-When I first met you, you'd break into a sweat

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-if your tie didn't match your shoes.

-It's not relevant, I'll be running?

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-Have you seen the price?

-You get what you pay for.

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-Or what I pay for.

-Fine, I'll get it myself.

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-Now you're being childish.

-Me, childish? It's my birthday but I can't have what I want.

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I didn't mean that. I'm not going to argue with you about some silly watch.

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Why's it silly? I need it for running.

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-Running, that is all you go on about.

-Can I get down now, please?

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You got me in to running, it was your brilliant idea and now you're hacked off, because I'm enjoying it.

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-Enjoying it?! It's an obsession.

-Nothing I do is right. Want do you want from me?

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Jimmi, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

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I will get you the watch.

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OK.

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-CRASHING

-I'm fine! I'm fine!

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Oh! Libby! Finley! Oh, come here!

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It's all right now.

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Just us now, eh?

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All right.

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I thought you'd gone.

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I thought you might want a lift home.

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Don't worry about me, love, I've already booked a taxi.

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They shouldn't keep you much longer.

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Thank you, Doctor Wilson, for everything you've done.

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That's OK, Ms Sylvestor. I'll be in touch.

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Why don't you and Mandy come over on Sunday for...?

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SHE MOUTHS

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If we can get it half price from China, we'd be fools not to do so.

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Child labour be damned, eh?

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I want you to conduct the consultation with Mister Bellamy.

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Make it clear you have a prior relationship with them.

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A familiar face selling a superior service.

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He'd be a fool not to switch to us.

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I'm just about to flunk out of college by the way,

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but don't let that spoil your enjoyment!

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