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Three, two, one.

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PHONE RINGS

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Oh, bad luck, caller. So near and yet so far.

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You not going to get that?

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No, It'll just be Scarlett Johansson, and she bores me.

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In that case...pub?

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That's the best idea you've ever had.

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Great. You can see Hermione again.

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-Actually...

-She's desperate to see you.

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I think I better head off home. I've got to wash the...dog.

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You don't have a dog.

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Come on, mate, after a day of haemorrhoids, hernias

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and hypochondriacs, the last thing I want to do is play gooseberry.

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Anyway, you don't want me to meet her.

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Why don't I want you to meet her?

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Because when it comes to romance, I'm a miserable, bitter, old coot.

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I'll just be looking for reasons for you to dump her.

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A fiver says you won't find one.

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Come on. Just one drink. Please? Please!

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-Please?

-I'm not doing karaoke.

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Tomorrow's my last day. If I go home, I'll just mope.

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Good evening, ladies.

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You look dapper! Doing anything nice tonight.

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Yes, I have a...social occasion.

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There must be something we can do

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that doesn't involve murdering power ballads.

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What are you doing to tonight, Mrs Tembe?

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I wish to take my godson to an event at the church hall.

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Apparently, Thursday night is play dating night.

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Play dating... That's a speed dating event.

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I don't think that's really suitable for Joe.

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Is speed dating the one where

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-everybody puts their keys into a bowl and...

-No!

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It's where you get a couple of minutes with a few different guys

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and, at the end,

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you put a tick by the names of any you'd like to see again.

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If they've ticked you too, then you go on a date.

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-That sounds terrible!

-That sounds brilliant!

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-Let's go!

-Tonight?

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Yeah? Beats karaoke. Mand, you going to come?

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I don't think they'll really cater for me.

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I've got a friend coming round for dinner anyway.

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Oh, yes? A "friend", eh?

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Yes. A friend. Won't your Ashley be jealous?

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Oh, no. Ashley's not the jealous type.

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And just because Valerie's not ordering,

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doesn't mean she can't have a peek at the menu.

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-You coming, Mrs Tembe?

-No.

-Why not?

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The whole concept is shallow and distasteful.

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Love is a spiritual connection with another person,

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built over time through the sharing of knowledge and experience.

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You cannot judge whether you're compatible with someone

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based on a few minutes of small-talk.

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No, I would not be seen dead at such an event!

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Admit it - you're hoping to get lucky?

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I am not!

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I only agreed to come

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because all proceeds are going to the church and Mrs Bagshot

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was worried that she did not have sufficient female participants.

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So you don't want to meet tall, dark, handsome millionaire then?

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In Letherbridge? I think that is very unlikely.

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Oh, excuse me, ladies.

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Apparently I parked the Jag in the wrong spot

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and I wouldn't want to get into trouble with the man upstairs.

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Are we going in or what?

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You don't suppose they're serving alcohol, do you?

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Where is she then?

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She's dropping some stuff off at the house.

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Your house?

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Yeah.

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She's staying over.

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We're both consenting adults.

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What you do with Little Jimmi is none of my business.

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But come on, giving her a key to your house?!

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What's wrong with that?

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Fine. Your funeral.

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Sorry I'm late!

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Are we getting food?

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No, I'm not hungry any more.

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-How much is it?

-It's...

-The coffee?

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It's just a donation, I think.

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-It's just instant.

-Well, it's all for a good cause.

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Thank you.

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It makes me want to be back in Kenya. Coffee to die for.

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-Were you on holiday or...?

-Used to live there out there actually.

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It was a long time ago but I still miss it.

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-You travel much?

-No. But I'd like to.

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I better let you get back to your friends.

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I'll see you later.

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It's a date.

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CUPS RATTLE

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Jimmi, could I borrow some money? I think I've left my purse at home.

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Of course.

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-And so it begins.

-What?

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I bet you don't even get your change back.

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Shut up! At least I've got a girlfriend.

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Childish.

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So, what do you think then. Really?

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Yeah, she's...nice.

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"Nice"?

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-What do you want to me say?

-Here you go, boys.

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So, Hermione, tell me all about yourself. What do you do?

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Oh... Everything and anything, really.

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I've moved around a lot, so I tend to just find work wherever I end up.

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I once spent a summer working in a goose hatchery.

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So you've never wanted to settle down?

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Never had a reason to. Till now. Oh, before I forget...

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Thank you.

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SOFT ROMANTIC MUSIC PLAYS

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Surely you want to achieve something more with your life?

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What is this, the Spanish Inquisition?

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We're just getting to know each other.

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Don't you think the idea of "achievement" is a little Victorian?

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It's like saying we're not valued as human beings

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unless we've climbed Everest or become a partner in a law firm.

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That's not what I'm saying at all.

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That life is short and it shouldn't wasted.

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How is doing what makes me happy "wasting my life"?

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What about kids? You want to have a family?

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Or is that too Victorian for you as well?

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I'm certainly not going to rush into it.

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I wasn't at the front of the queue

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when God was handing out maternal instinct.

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Let's not bring God into this.

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I wonder what He would've made of all this.

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The speed dating, I mean.

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He would not have liked it one bit.

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I'm not so sure.

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After all, "we love because he first loved us."

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Love is not a superficial, physical attraction.

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Physical attraction in itself isn't a sin,

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especially if it helps us to find love.

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You cannot love someone after two minutes.

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Maybe not. But love, like every journey, has to start somewhere.

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Perhaps.

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Apparently we're still waiting for one more "eligible bachelor".

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I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Michael Buble!

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Sorry I'm late, lovely. I didn't have time to get changed.

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Wow, I can't believe you went to so much effort.

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And here's me looking like a complete scruff bag.

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Don't be daft. It's nothing really.

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It's good to see you. It's been ages.

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Glass of wine?

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-That would be lovely.

-Red? Or White?

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I got both because I didn't know which you liked.

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-Whichever you're having.

-OK... I'll leave you to...

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I thought you didn't want to stay long?

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I'm just getting warmed up!

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Sorry, we were just discussing our plans for later.

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Like I said before, what Jimmi does with...

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Hermione has got an interesting idea to help me

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overcome my claustrophobia.

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What do you mean?

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Exposure therapy.

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I saw a fascinating documentary about a specialist in America...

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Firstly, just because some wannabe celebrity calls himself

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a specialist, it doesn't mean they know what they're talking about.

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Secondly, if Jimmi were to benefit from exposure therapy,

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it would need to be conducted in a safe environment

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by a qualified psychologist.

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I've lived with OCD my entire life. That makes me qualified.

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I think Hermione's idea sounds interesting.

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-I don't want to cause offence...

-That's a first.

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..but your OCD is exactly the thing that is going to keep you

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-from having a dispassionate view.

-What's wrong with a bit of passion?

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Nothing, but it has a destabilising effect

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when it comes to mental health.

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Why don't we just enjoy our drinks and...

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I think it's sweet that you care about your friend,

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but for your information we are helping each other.

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Are you? Really?

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What Jimmi needs is a more conventional approach

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proven modern medicine led by qualified practitioners.

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Modern medicine doesn't have all the answers. Alternative techniques...

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Are only adopted by the mainstream when they've been proved to work.

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Rubbish! The establishment ignores anything new for as long as it can.

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That's the problem with modern medicine -

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it's driven by stuffy old men in bow-ties

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who are terrified of change!

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-I am so sorry that I am late.

-Heston?

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I didn't know you went speed dating!

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Speed dating. Um...

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I thought it was the local history society.

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I must have got my dates muddled up...

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Go on stay! It's just a bit of fun.

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Yes, it must be very difficult to meet like-minded people.

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Speak for yourself.

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BELL RINGS

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Oh, ding, ding! Round one!

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No, I'm not really... If you insist.

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-Looks like you've got me first.

-Lucky me.

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Go on. Sell yourself!

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Really?

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Isn't that a bit awkward?

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No, it's good practice. Just pretend that I'm your perfect woman.

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Very well.

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I am Heston. May I have the pleasure of your name?

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Ooh. Yes. I'm Valerie.

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Valerie? What a beautiful name. It suits you.

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Oh! You're good at this!

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So, Valerie...tell me...

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..what are you looking for in a relationship?

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We bought a fridge together.

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I've never owned a fridge with someone before.

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This is wonderful, by the way.

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So...what happened?

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I was running a gym session at work.

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Some bloke falls off his running machine, smashes into me

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and cracks my head against the wall.

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My boss sent me home early.

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I walked into our flat in the middle of the day and...found Jess

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having a work-out with another woman.

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Ouch.

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That's what she said when I threw a can of beans at her.

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-Sorry. I shouldn't laugh.

-It's fine.

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What about you?

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-Anyone on the horizon?

-Me? No!

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Can't say I've had many offers recently.

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I don't believe that!

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Surely every hot-blooded woman in Letherbridge is getting ill

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just to have an excuse to come and visit you?

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There's not really been anyone since...

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Freya?

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You know, when you called I hoped...

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There's loads more of this left if you want some?

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No, it was delicious, but...maybe I should leave room for dessert?

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I'm going to head off.

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That's a shame, mate.

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There's an online lecture I want to catch.

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It's on The Voluntary Suppression of the Gag Reflex.

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Sounds fascinating.

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Well, in that case, maybe we should go.

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I'm just going to nip to the loo.

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It was nice to meet you, Al.

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Jimmi was right about you.

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-Good luck with all your therapies.

-Thank you.

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You don't like me very much, do you?

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I wouldn't say that. I just...

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What are you doing?

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Sorry. Couldn't help myself.

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You won't say anything to Jimmi, will you?

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I think I need some air.

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Tell Jimmi I'll be waiting outside.

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Where's she gone?

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So? Have you come up with a reason for me to dump her then

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or do you owe me a fiver?

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-I owe you a fiver.

-I will see you tomorrow, mate.

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BELL RINGS

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MUSIC: "Hot Stuff" by Donna Summer

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So, what is the significance of the half and half?

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BELL RINGS

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That's terrible. What happened to your fifth wife?

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I said... "I also like classical music."

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See that's funny because I work in medicine as well.

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Although being a receptionist is not quite the same as somebody who

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researches infectious tropical diseases.

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BELL RINGS

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Yet to find your true love?

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You could say that.

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The night is young. I'm Julian by the way.

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Karen.

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Karen.

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You do realise we've only got a couple of minutes.

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Well, that depends.

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On what?

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On whether or not you give me a tick.

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Because if you do, then we have all the time we want.

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To be honest, I am only here to support the church.

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I see. So are you already in a relationship?

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No, but...

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Wouldn't you like to find someone to share your life with?

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Perhaps.

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As I said, every journey has to start somewhere.

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So do you have any more trips planned?

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I find travelling far more pleasurable

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when you have somebody to share the sights with.

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After all a sunset is just another sunset without them.

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So if you could be anywhere in the world, this moment...?

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I'd be right here, with you.

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You know, I'm surprised there isn't already a ring on that finger.

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I was married once, a long time ago.

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I would much prefer to not talk about it.

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I completely understand.

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Looking backwards can sometimes be painful, can't it?

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Which is why I prefer to focus on the future.

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So what's important to you in a relationship?

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Trust.

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BELL RINGS

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-And you trust me completely?

-Yes.

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Then you have to put yourself completely in my hands.

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What are you going to do?

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That would be telling.

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Ready?

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Just think of it as a game.

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-Can you see anything?

-No. I am completely at your mercy.

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Good.

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SONG: "Trust In Me"

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Come on. Come and get me.

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Not bad. I could get used to this.

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We're only just getting started.

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Getting colder.

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Come on, that's cheating.

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I don't even know where we are any more. Or what room we're in.

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-I think you're ready.

-Ready for what?

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Come with me.

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I'm taking that recipe home with me.

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I've got a confession to make. I bought it.

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-From the deli. Sorry.

-Sorry? Why?

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Now I can have it again and I don't even need to make it myself.

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Sorry, I've wanted to do that all night.

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I... I'll just...

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-How did it go?

-Oh. You know.

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What does that mean?

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It was...fun.

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It was not as bad as expected.

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-I've got a problem.

-What sort of problem?

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U.M.A.

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-Unwanted male attention.

-From whom?

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-Julian?

-No!

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Then who?

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-Heston. BOTH:

-Heston?

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Oh, yes. Absolutely. You should have seen his eyes.

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Don't even think about it.

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-Excuse me?

-I saw him first.

-Who?

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You know exactly who I'm talking about!

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You are hardly in a position to...

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-You didn't even want to come tonight!

-Perhaps not, but...

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So...how was it for you?

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Can I take this off now?

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Let me.

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Before you open your eyes,

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I want you to remember how you are feeling right now...

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Surprise! We're going to stay in here together all night.

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-I can't.

-Wait. Stay.

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I can't.

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Nothing bad will happen. You're safe.

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I told you. We're staying in here all night.

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-I'm so sorry!

-You stupid...

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-Are you hurt?

-Let me take it off.

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-Let me have a look.

-No, we just need some room.

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-I'm fine, honestly!

-Scalding can be terribly serious.

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-Can you see if you can do something with that?

-Honestly...

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No, I think we need to get some cold water on you. Come on.

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He is not the only one.

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-Just breathe.

-I can't! Just let me out!

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-Calm down. You can do this.

-Give me the key.

-No!

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Stop it! Jimmi, stop it!

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Please!

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How are you getting on with that jacket?

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Apparently, Karen and that Mr Hale are going for a drink.

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Tell her it will be ready when it is ready.

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PHONE RINGS

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I'm sorry I have accidentally...

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I am sorry this is Mr Hale's phone?

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No, I am not one of his work colleagues.

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Actually, I have only met him this evening.

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Who can I say is calling?

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OBJECT DROPS

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I see.

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Edinburgh?

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It's a good opportunity. A management position.

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Wow. Sounds exciting.

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I only found out this afternoon. That's why I was late.

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It hasn't really sunk in.

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Congratulations.

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I haven't said I'll take it yet.

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Will you?

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I don't know. It depends.

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On what?

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What's wrong?

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-I'm sorry I can't.

-Why not?

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It feels wrong.

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-It's too soon.

-Too soon?

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But... It's been ages!

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-It doesn't feel that way to me!

-Sorry, I didn't mean...

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I don't get it. The candles? The music?

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I'm sorry. I thought I was ready...

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It doesn't matter. Forget it.

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-I think I should...

-You don't have to.

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I've got an early start in the morning anyway.

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Thank you for a lovely night.

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I don't know about you, but I'm glad to be out of that place.

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I thought you enjoyed it?

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I enjoyed meeting you.

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But the rest of those women... You could smell the desperation.

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That's horrible.

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I think it tastes all right.

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No, you deserve the best.

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Actually, I know a little place not far from here.

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A boutique hotel. It's got a wonderful wine cellar.

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Sounds great.

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But I think we should stay here. I've invited some friends.

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-What's going on?

-Nothing.

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I'd just rather spend the evening with these lovely ladies,

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than a cheating, pathetic worm like you.

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Is that desperation I can smell?

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But...

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I don't understand.

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Perhaps I can clear that up for you.

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This is a message from your wife.

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Don't be angry with me.

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I'm sorry.

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-Maybe we should try again?

-What?

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Come back in there with me.

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-We can cuddle up and...

-You don't get it, do you?

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At least I'm trying!

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At least I'm not giving up without a fight!

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I'm going to call you a taxi.

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Jimmi! Jimmi!

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I thought you were calling us a taxi?

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They've got nothing for an hour.

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What is the matter?

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It's just my luck. He was married.

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I don't know why you're looking for somebody else

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because your Rob is quite a looker.

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He's not my Rob!

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You really think so?

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Sergeant Hollins is certainly easy on the eye.

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I definitely saw him first.

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I'm going to miss you lot!

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I'll probably fail my assessment and you can have my job.

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Oh, no, the Mill needs you.

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And right now, you need The Mill.

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PHONE RINGS

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Ashley!

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Where are you?

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-I'm in the pub.

-Oh.

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-I thought we were going to...

-Didn't you get my message?

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We've been out at this dating thing.

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Heston was there - we had such a laugh.

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I see.

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Ashley?

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Ashley?

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I think we got cut off.

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What?

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-Hiya.

-Hi.

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-Do you want to come in?

-No.

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I just wanted to tell you that I'm going to take that job.

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I'll be leaving in a week.

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Right. Congratulations.

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-Couldn't you have just...

-And... I don't want you to hate me,

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but I think that somebody should say this

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-and if I don't then I'll regret it.

-What?

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If you're not into me, that's cool.

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But you're a beautiful, funny, kind person

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and Freya's been dead a long time.

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-You need to move on.

-I...

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The Freya I knew wouldn't want you to be alone

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and miserable for the rest of your life.

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If you want to honour her memory, don't throw your life away.

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Just think about it.

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Goodbye, Mandy.

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In time you will meet someone else.

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Scoundrel!

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Obviously there must have been something about him

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to make me marry him in the first place.

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What's in the box?

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Behold.

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Please tell me that those are fakes?

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I've got a challenge for you.

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Unless it involves eating my sandwich and ignoring you.

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I'm not interested.

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