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RADIO: 'More chances to win coming up in the next 30 minutes, so stay with us.

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'It's 9:46, and you're waking up to the country's number one radio station.

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'What a day it is. Keep those calls coming in,

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'but for now here's Bruno Mars with Just The Way You Are.

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'# Oh, her eyes, her eyes

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'# Make the stars look like they're not shining... #

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-KAT: You done that bottle yet, Alfie?

-Won't be a minute!

-Keep it down! My head's banging.

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You shouldn't have stayed out all night, should you?

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-Leave him alone. Boy his age SHOULD be sowing his oats.

-He needs it now!

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-Yes, I'm coming up, OK?

-Surprised she ain't got you breast feeding!

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Really? How's your head now, eh?

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-What's taking so long?

-You want it done right, don't you?

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-Bet you feel better today than you have for a while.

-I'm just glad it's all over.

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-You seen Clarence?

-Erm, I think he's in the bedroom.

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-Grab that an' all.

-All right.

-Sometimes I wonder who's the bird in your relationship.

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-Know what you need, you and Kat?

-What?

-A proper family day out.

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-Nah, it's very nice of you, mate.

-I insist! Me and Tyler'll run the pub. I won't take no for an answer.

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SHE GROANS

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Can I have a coffee, please Billy?

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Decided to get up then, did you?

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Some of us been grafting for hours.

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Look, you're not the only one that works for a living, you know.

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-Serving up a few chips isn't really going down a mine, is it?

-And using a duster is(?)

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-Will you two just give it a rest, eh?

-Sorry, Bill.

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Oh, no. That's the last of the milk. What a shame.

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How convenient.

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Yeah. Want some, buy some.

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-You know that I'm skint. Billy, will you just tell her?

-I'm not getting involved.

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Is that what I think it is?

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So?

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Don't leave me hanging here, Merce. I mean, is it deal or no deal?

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-Yeah.

-Yeah?

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Yeah! You see!

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You see! I told you! Ha-ha, yes!

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So what exactly did Lauren say to you?

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It weren't nice, put it that way.

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'Why don't you come to the car lot at lunchtime?'

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I don't know, Max.

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Babe, no funny business - just talk.

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-DOOR OPENS

-Yeah, fine.

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-LAUREN:

-Mum?

-Hello, love.

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You OK?

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Yes, I'm fine.

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-You going to be checking my every move now?

-Should I?

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It's not going to happen again.

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Here, take it.

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Take it. I won't be needing it.

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Jack?

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So they let you out, then?

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Yeah, last night.

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How you bearing up?

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Well, I've been better.

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We got to stay strong, for Ronnie. Just get on with it. Yeah?

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What's that?

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Michael's stuff.

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I had the locks changed first thing

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so if he comes to the gym, you can just give it to him, OK?

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Yeah, well I doubt he will. Unless he's got a death wish.

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Fine. Bin it.

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Time we both forgot about him, yeah?

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'Hello, it's Michael. Leave a message.'

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Fancy going out tonight? We could use the kitty.

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-No, no. We can't.

-Oh, come on.

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It's only for housekeeping.

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And I can just nick some supplies from the Vic, keep us going.

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Thing is, er...

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-I've already spent that money.

-30 quid?

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-Yeah.

-On what?

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-You've given it to HER, haven't you?

-Eh?...

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No! No, no, I didn't, no.

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Then what?

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Forget it. I ain't working at the Arches any more, am I?

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And I'm skint after forking out for Gran's funeral.

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You've always got a bit put aside.

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I just need enough to stay at the B&B for a couple of nights. Please?! I hate it there.

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-Tough!

-At least let me have some breakfast, then. There's nothing at Billy's.

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-No, Pat'll be here in a minute!

-Isn't it about time you grew a pair?

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Look, I don't want you round here either, after all the stunts you've pulled.

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Here, take this. Take that.

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Make it the tenner and I'll go.

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What've you done?

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HENRY: 'Hello?'

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-At last! It's Billy.

-'Billy?'

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William Mitchell.

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You find anything out?

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'Yeah, but I-I need to see you.'

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-Why can't you just tell me over the phone?

-'We need to meet face to face.'

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Yeah, all right. Fine.

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-Excuse me, service?

-Yes.

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I'll have a full English please. A large coffee.

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And I think I'll take a doughnut, too.

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Scrap that. She can't afford it.

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Excuse me! That's my money!

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No it ain't. It's Ricky's.

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And you have frittered away enough of it already.

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I'll be back.

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Watch it!

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Don't walk away from me!

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-Watch me.

-I want that money back.

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Or what? You'll call the Old Bill? Or ask one of your many friends for help?

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Ricky gave me that money, and I want it back! You're an interfering old cow!

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What are you still doing in Walford anyway? I don't want you here. Ricky don't want you here.

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And Whitney and Ryan can't stand you.

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You've bumped off the only other relative you had living round here.

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So why don't you do what other parasites do

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when they've consumed everything around them? Move on!

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OK. OK. I'll go.

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After I see you wheeled into the smelliest, grottiest care home in east London.

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Because that is where you're going to end up, Pat. At least my gran had a blood relative to look after her.

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I don't see David or Simon. They don't do that for you, do they?

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Oh, and where's Bianca?

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-In prison!

-Bye, Janine.

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We've got to celebrate!

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Merce reckons she don't want no fuss, you know.

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And you believe her? She's a girl - girls never say what they really mean.

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-You think?

-Yes. Get her to the Vic at lunch and leave the rest to me.

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-All right, babe, see you later.

-See you later.

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All right, Lauren?

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Babe, this is stupid. You can't just blank me for ever.

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I meant what I said. Stay away from me and stay away from Mum.

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Or you'll be sorry.

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Oi, Max.

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You spoke to Jack?

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No.

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Can't keep just checking him every two minutes, can I?

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Well, maybe you should.

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Do you not remember what happened to him last time Ronnie got banged up?

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-He completely went off on one.

-Roxy, he don't like being fussed over.

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OK, fine. Just going to leave him, are you?

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-All right, I'll see what I can do.

-Thank you.

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How YOU bearing up?

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Me? I'm... I'm fine.

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Mrs Malloy? Mrs Malloy?

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You looking for someone?

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A Mrs Janine Malloy.

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-She's not a Mrs these days. She don't live there any more either.

-Know where I can find her?

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She owe you money? Oh, yeah, course she does, she owes everyone money.

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I do, as it happens.

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DOOR BANGS

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We're closed!

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First Roxy, now you.

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What's next, the Samaritans?

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Where's your gloves? You'll break your hand like that.

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Thank you, Florence Nightingale.

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I'll live.

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Was there anything else?

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Just thought I could pop round later.

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You know, with a bottle.

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I don't need your sympathy, Max,

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and I don't need a drink.

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The offer's there.

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PHONE RINGS

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RINGING STOPS

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Excuse me.

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That is not very hygienic, is it? You need new gloves.

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-Are you kidding me?

-Get on the till. I need to go out for supplies.

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I can't...

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-Not like this!

-Who d'you think you're going to impress in here?

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Any money goes missing from the till, I WILL know about it and won't think twice about prosecuting.

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And Janine, please, Turn that frown upside down.

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You would not believe the day I've had!

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Yeah. Listen, Janine.

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-About Julie...

-There's no need to apologise.

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No, I mean, can you stop winding her up?

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-Me?!

-You all right?

-Do I look all right?

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-'Scuse me?

-Yeah?

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-I believe Janine Malloy works here.

-Yeah.

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Er, no, I mean... Oh, no.

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What I meant is, she did work here, but she don't any more.

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-Right.

-Anything I can help with?

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No, it's her we want. Does she still live in the area?

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That I wouldn't know. Sorry, mate.

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All right. Thanks.

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-Who was that?

-Oh, well, take your pick.

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Had final demands from practically everybody since I got kicked out.

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Last thing I need is someone reporting us for squatting.

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-Billy! You wouldn't turn your back on me now, would you?

-No.

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No. Course not.

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Jack.

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Hang on, hang on a minute. I'm willing to talk.

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-I am willing to talk if you are willing to listen.

-I am.

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Get in there.

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Cheers.

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-So, what couldn't you tell me on the phone, then?

-All in good time, Billy. All in good time.

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Get my pie and chips, have a sit down - the legs ain't what they used to be.

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Did you manage to find them old files or not?

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No. Not yet. I'm not exactly sure where all the old paperwork is.

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Might take a while to sort out. Oh, that looks lovely.

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You got any brown sauce?

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So...is, er, Ryan working today?

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No. He's got a day off. Why?

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No reason.

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You haven't got any old paperwork, have you?

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You never did.

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All this - it's a day out for you, ain't it?

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And a free lunch, courtesy of Muggins here.

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-Pearce! That was the name of the family who adopted him.

-Break it up!

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-You're a liar!

-He's with me. That one, I don't know.

-Right, you're out.

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What was all that about?

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-Don't laugh at me.

-I'm not laughing.

-Let me help you.

-Get off me, all right?

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You want to walk around like that, do you?

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I'll get you a cloth, all right?

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Shut up!

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-You're late.

-Yeah. Sorry, sorry.

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Darren'll be back soon.

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I had a customer. And I was so paranoid about Lauren spotting me.

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-I haven't seen her that upset for a while.

-What's done is done.

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We can't change it.

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No, but...

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we can take it as a wake-up call, can't we?

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Stop before anyone else gets hurt.

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Ronnie was dangerous. That's what you say?

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Yeah. You can go on believing she was innocent in this if you like.

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But you're deluding yourself. She wasn't getting better, was she Jack?

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Was she? No, she was getting worse.

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I knew if she walked free, she would just take Tommy again. So in fact, I've done you a favour.

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So you set her up,

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you lied to me, you lied to Roxy,

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just to make sure everyone knew about it?

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Pretty much.

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We either get this done now,

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-or you...

-MICHAEL GROANS

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..will be looking over your shoulder all your life. I ain't going to forget this, am I?

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No! No, you're not. And that's fine. That's all right, then, that's all right.

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If it gives me a clean slate. We're quits now.

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I ain't even started yet.

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You know, Jack, that Ronnie wanted to be inside because she wanted to be, not cos of me.

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-This is assault now. This is assault.

-No, this is a boxing gym. This is sparring, do you understand me?

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I want you out of this business.

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Nah, nah, nah. I ain't going nowhere.

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You and me - we're partners.

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Are we? Partners?

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You don't know understand the meaning of the word "partner".

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Because me...

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Me and Ronnie, we were partners!

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Please, please. Please!

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-Oh, I ain't even started yet, Michael...

-EDDIE:

-Enough!

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You've made your point, Jack.

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Now leave the boy alone.

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This is your chance, right? You get out.

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It ain't over, Michael.

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-Thank you.

-I thought you were on my side.

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What Michael did to Ronnie was wrong, no question.

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But hurting him and destroying everything you've built up together...

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It won't bring Ronnie back.

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I mean, it's not like I haven't enjoyed it.

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Course I have.

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It's just, I don't see how we can carry on - not now.

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I think you're right.

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Really?

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It's bad enough I messed things up with you.

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Don't want to screw things up with the kids. Not again.

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-It was fun while it lasted.

-Yeah.

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What are you doing?

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-Did you get me this wet on purpose?

-Can't blame a bloke for trying.

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I know it's cos you care!

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Get lost, mate.

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Call him. Make him tell you more.

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You seen what he was like. He don't know nothing. Probably made that name up.

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I could get Richie to make some enquiries, bung a few quid in the right direction?

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Nah, Julie was right to leave it.

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He'll be in his 30s now, won't he? Busy with his own life.

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Even if I did find him, hardly going to be a happy reunion, is it?

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Don't know what I was thinking.

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-Welcome to your official celebratory drinking sesh.

-It's brilliant news!

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-What's this?

-Mercy just found out she's staying in the country.

-Nice one.

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More fit babes in Walford, the better.

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So, Mercy, I've got an apple, you've got a "pear" -

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how about a trip upstairs?

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FAT BOY CLEARS THROAT

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I, er... Little girls room, somebody?

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Listen, brother, respect for the whole patter and that, yeah?

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-But that lady - I kinda already put a ring on...

-Sorry, didn't realise.

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It's cool, it's all right.

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-Didn't catch your name, darlin'.

-It's Lauren.

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-Oh, Lauren.

-Er, so...

-So, Lauren, I've got this apple...

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Next time, we'll bring some bread for the fishes, yeah?

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Yes, we will. Yes, yes! Here comes Mummy.

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Thanks, darling.

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You're quiet.

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Well, can't go rabbiting on every second of the day, can I?

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Never been a problem for you before.

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Cheeky mare.

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You're right, I am. And you've got a gob on you. So why the silent treatment?

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Kat, listen. I don't want to make a big thing of it, all right?

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But yesterday when I didn't want Michael to take Tommy out

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and I gave you my opinion, you just ignored it.

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That's not fair - I wasn't thinking straight.

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I didn't know what he was going to do, did I?

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-No, I know you didn't. I know.

-What?

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You shouting louder, getting your own way -

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when it was just the two of us,

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I was fine with it. But now we're a family...

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What's it going to be like when he grows up,

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and your voice in the house is the only one that matters?

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You're terrible!

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Mate, what can I do?

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HE WHISTLES

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-He is so full of himself.

-He's definitely got something.

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-Yeah, and I wouldn't want to catch it.

-Why don't I ask him out for you? I can tell you like him really.

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No. Don't even think about it!

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There's a thin line between love and hate. Maybe you do like him, but think you don't.

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-No, I'm into someone else, all right?

-Really? Who?

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Er...I'm going to go see if Fat Boy needs a hand, OK?

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Come to get a better look, eh? Very wise.

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That way you won't need to blink in the morning.

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You are a legend! He's a legend!

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You weren't so happy when he was hitting on Mercy.

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Yeah, but he didn't know that she was my missus. Now that he does, we're cool.

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Yeah, but she's not really your missus, though, is she?

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Now she's got her visa, you'll be able to stop pretending.

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Hmmm. Not bad. I've seen much worse.

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-I'll give you seven out of ten.

-I'm so relieved(!)

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Now, can I please have some lunch?

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Yeah.

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Here you go.

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Have you got no compassion?

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I haven't eaten properly for days,

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-I've got no home, and I'm still grieving.

-What, for your nan?

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Pull the other one.

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-Alfie! Usual mate?

-Yes, please, mate.

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-Two chips, one saveloy, haddock. As it's you, I'll even throw in some pickled eggs.

-You the man.

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Janine, do us a favour - bring us out a jar of pickled eggs, will you?

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-How's little 'un?

-Yeah, he's all right mate.

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-Ian!

-Whoa!

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SHE CHUCKLES

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Oh, Janine... I think you've got a bit too much body oil on there!

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Thanks.

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Vanessa not in?

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Er, no.

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-Shopping.

-Surprise!

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Right. I, er... I better...

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Well. You're here now.

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Darren's out. He's, er...

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..minding the car lot.

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Yeah, Syed's in the salon.

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Suppose we could have a quick coffee.

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-Haven't laughed that much in ages.

-I thought Janine was going to give Ian a right battering!

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That is a great joke! I got loads of them.

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State of you! Did that debt collector find you?

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He was looking in the wrong place so I pointed him in the right direction.

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You know what? I can do better than this.

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I could always do better than this!

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-Two to one you'll be in the gutter by teatime!

-Janine?

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Excuse me, I'm told Mrs Malloy lives here now.

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-She does - that's her right there.

-What'd you say that for?!

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-Don't you dare go after her!

-Billy.

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-Not now, Phil.

-Can I have a word?

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-What?

-Dan Pearce.

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Yeah?

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That's the name of your son.

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And I've got an address for him as well, if you want it.

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RADIO: '# Baby, I was born this way. #'

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RADIO PLAYS: "One Day Like This" by Elbow

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'# Drinking in the morning sun

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'# Blinking in the morning sun

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'# Shaking off the heavy one

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'# Yeah, heavy like a loaded gun

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'# What made me behave that way?

0:25:360:25:40

'# Using words I never say

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'# I can only think it must be love... #'

0:25:470:25:51

Hey!

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I knew you'd have a good time. How was the little fella?

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KAT: Good as gold.

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Tommy didn't play up much, either. SHE CHUCKLES

0:26:010:26:03

Just me who's going to do any work today, then?

0:26:030:26:06

Oh, shut up!

0:26:060:26:08

Bring the pram in. Tommy, Tommy!

0:26:080:26:11

Alfie, listen.

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What you said about not being a big influence on Tommy's life...

0:26:140:26:18

I want you to be.

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When I start mouthing off like... Well, like me,

0:26:190:26:22

I want you to put me straight, all right?

0:26:220:26:25

As far as I'm concerned, Michael isn't Tommy's dad. You are.

0:26:250:26:29

Alfie, you always have been.

0:26:290:26:32

-I love you.

-I love you, too.

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Come on.

0:26:340:26:36

Watch it!

0:26:440:26:46

Janine...if you think you're coming back to work in the chippy

0:26:520:26:56

after a stunt like that, forget it. You're fired.

0:26:560:26:59

-Can we just talk about this later?

-No, I want to talk about it now.

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You've given me the run-around all day, Mrs Malloy!

0:27:010:27:04

SHE SIGHS You know what? OK!

0:27:040:27:07

If you want to fire me, fire me.

0:27:070:27:09

And you can give me all the final demands and court summons in the world,

0:27:090:27:14

because I have got nothing left for you to take.

0:27:140:27:17

Do you want the shoes off my feet?

0:27:170:27:19

Cos I will quite happily give you the shoes off of my feet!

0:27:190:27:23

I don't know where you got the idea I'm some kind of debt collector. That ain't what I'm here for.

0:27:230:27:28

I'm Jon Hadley. I'm a junior clerk at Winch & Bailey solicitors.

0:27:280:27:31

We're overseeing the estate of the late Lydia Simmonds.

0:27:310:27:35

-She was your grandmother, wasn't she?

-Yeah.

0:27:350:27:37

Well, Mrs Malloy, you have been named as a beneficiary of that estate.

0:27:370:27:42

That can't be right. I wasn't even in her will.

0:27:420:27:45

She changed it.

0:27:450:27:47

Quite recently, as it happens.

0:27:470:27:48

So she left me something?

0:27:510:27:53

Oh, my... Is it money?

0:27:530:27:55

Amongst other things.

0:27:550:27:56

You're the sole beneficiary, Mrs Malloy.

0:27:560:27:59

I get everything?

0:28:010:28:02

But she... She had millions.

0:28:040:28:06

It's quite a substantial sum. Yeah.

0:28:060:28:09

SHE GIGGLES Did you hear that?

0:28:090:28:12

Did YOU hear that, you pathetic excuse for a human being?

0:28:120:28:17

Ha-ha! Who's laughing now, eh?

0:28:170:28:21

Who needs who now?

0:28:210:28:24

Ha-ha! I'm going to be rich!

0:28:240:28:26

Yes! Oh, my...

0:28:260:28:27

I'm not even going to be rich - I am going to be a millionaire!

0:28:270:28:30

SHE SQUEALS AND LAUGHS

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