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Listen, if you want, Ian, I can get Roxy to hold the fort. We'll check out a few more places.

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Nah, I don't think so. Where else is there?

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All right, I get it - she stays out one night,

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she's doing it to wind me up.

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Stay out the whole weekend... What if something's happened to her?

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Come on. You know Mandy can look after herself.

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Yeah. Maybe she's realised she doesn't need me any more.

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Do you know what else your mum used to like?

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Cheese.

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She used to like cheddar.

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And Edam...

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and spaghetti Bolognese.

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Yeah. She used to have more Parmesan on the Bolognese than Bolognese.

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-Shirl, we're out of milk.

-Can you go get it?

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Me and George, we're all right here, aren't we?

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You like Bolognese and all, don't you?

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Just like your mum.

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She ain't stopped talking to him about Hev all morning.

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-It's just her way of dealing with it.

-Yeah, well, it's creepy.

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It's better than her going after Andrew.

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The more we can keep them apart,

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less chance of her questioning that he did it. DOORBELL RINGS

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All right, come in, mate. Shirley!

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-It's my bed.

-It's your new bed, George!

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It needs to go upstairs. Show him to your room, Ben.

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-All right, Alfie?

-You all right?

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Where you been all morning? Listen, I've had another delivery.

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I got a batch of vodka that will put hairs on your chest.

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Derek, I'm still trying to get shot of the electrical stuff.

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Don't worry, I've found a buyer for all that.

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Here, what's the matter?

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I thought we had an understanding, me and you.

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We do, just... I need to keep in with my boss.

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Phil would have put the kibosh on all this

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if he didn't have things on his mind. You all right, Phil?

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He has though, ain't he?

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-Phil. How's Shirl?

-Not now, Bill.

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I'll drop the booze round later. And any other little bits and bobs that come my way. All right?

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Don't worry, it's all good.

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-OK. Thank you. Bye.

-Well?

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Yusef's money - it's cleared!

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THEY SHRIEK AND LAUGH Oh, thanks again, Zee!

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Yes, well, it's as it should be.

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Yeah, too right, after what he did, innit! Thanks, Zainab.

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So, can we get that big sofa I was telling you about?

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Steady! We've got to sort the basics first.

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Speaking of which - I came up with some more decorating ideas.

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-Yeah?

-Yeah!

-You know, my shift at the Vic starts now, so...

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I can't.

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(Good luck!)

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Denise...?

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DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES

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Not expecting company?

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Give you a hand with that, if you like?

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Janine's gone out on some errands so I ain't gotta rush back.

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Nah, we're all right.

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How you bearing up, Shirl?

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I'm all right. Gotta be, ain't I? For this little fella.

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I'll make you a cup of tea.

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Here, you sit there, darling.

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Keep your eye on him for a minute.

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I think you've got more important things to be doing than that, don't you?

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Like what?

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Like getting out there and showing Derek Branning who's the boss here.

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I heard him talking to Alfie. Sounds like they're selling dodgy gear.

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And you know he's sorting Janine out for the R&R and Manic Mondays?

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So what?

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So, him lording it up while you was stuck inside was one thing,

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but he's still doing it.

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I ain't got the time to deal with Derek right now.

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He is getting his feet right under your table, and what you doing, eh?

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Offering him a footstool! It ain't right.

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I'll help Shirley with the tea.

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Look, Dad, you gotta do something.

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Otherwise more and more people are going to start getting suss.

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Like Billy.

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They'll start asking questions.

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All right, I'll go and sort it out.

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You can help Billy finish this off, yeah?

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As it happens, why don't you go and help Jay in the Arches?

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Come on, mate. Come with me.

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Billy can manage on his own.

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'There's no point dragging it out.'

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Dad's at the cafe all day. He won't be home for ages.

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Lucy, if I wanted Ian to find me, I'd have come back before now.

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So, you just wanted to watch some daytime telly

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and have a free lunch, is that it?

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I'm surprised you need a freebie.

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Thought you would've snared yourself a new sucker by now.

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You never did believe I actually cared about your dad, did you?

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Just thought I saw him as some meal-ticket and that's it.

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Cos if you really cared about him, you'd step aside

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and give him the chance to find someone who's right for him.

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What? Someone nice?

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And sensible and stuck-up, like Saint Jane?

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No.

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Someone who likes the same stuff as him, someone he can talk to.

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Don't you find it a bit degrading,

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-how he parades you around like an airhead trophy?

-He's proud of me.

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When was the last time

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he asked your opinion of a news story or a film?

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or showed any interest in something you like? He doesn't.

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Because even though he fancies you,

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he just thinks you're a trashy bimbo.

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You sound like my mum.

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I'm not trying to be nasty. I'm just being honest.

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D'you know what, Lucy, this won't take much longer,

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and I'll be out of yours and your precious family's hair

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before you know it.

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If you need money for a bus...

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You're not going to take the car my dad bought you, are you?

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No, ta.

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D'you know, actually, you're right.

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I've already lined myself up a fella

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with enough cash to see me travel out of here in style.

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And this one has a wonderful article about feature walls...

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-Lovely. ..How's Dot? Haven't seen her all weekend.

-Not so good.

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Can't be easy for her, having Rose and Andrew living round the corner.

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Gives me the creeps, that man still lurking round Walford.

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You know, it's the brass neck of the bloke.

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Hang on, girls! Innocent until proven guilty.

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It's Shirley that I feel sorry for.

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-What?!

-We weren't the best of friends, but still,

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-it must be very painful for her, no?

-It's painful for all of us.

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But let's not go there with the blame game, eh?

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Let's show a bit of support for everyone.

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Alf, make it a double, actually.

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Ian, come on, mate. You need to go easy.

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Thought you were supposed to be over at the cafe anyway?

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Oi, look, look, look.

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-Something I can do for you?

-No. Why, should there be?

-You tell me.

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See what he's done there? He's made the old schoolboy error

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-with the wind-up technique.

-But she's doing herself no favours with the playing it hard to get bit.

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You wouldn't know that tactic, would you, Peroxide?

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What would you wait, what, a whole five minutes before you pounce...

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-Ow, my BCG!

-Listen, let me tell you something.

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At least I'm young enough to do a bit of pouncing.

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-How did you pull Kat? Did you hit her with your zimmer-frame?

-Now that's below the belt, that is!

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Come on, let's give 'em a helping hand? Kim, Ray!

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-Alfie!

-Shh! Mate, you know what with Jean, she's a bit off-colour,

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what with Friday night and all that,

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hoping that maybe you could help out with the food?

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We ain't that busy behind the bar so that'd be great.

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No, no, I am not doing any more waitressing. Not for him.

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Yeah, I mean, come on, Alfie. It ain't exactly her strong point.

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Excuse me, what was wrong with my waitressing last week?

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I can stick a few plates on tables. It's easy.

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-Like stirring a pan on a stove, innit?

-Fine.

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Don't blame me when she messes up.

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You know what? Bring it on, food boy!

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-"Food boy"?!

-Yeah.

-HE SCOFFS

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"Food boy!"

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OK. All right, this has got disaster written all over it.

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Nah, nah, they'll be working as a team soon. You'll see.

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Hello, mate, what can I get you?

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You tracked down Darren yet?

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No. Well, I emailed him, but I'm not sure he's checking the account, so...

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You better keep trying then, ain't you?

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Phil, sorry about the other night. If I'd have known Shirley would react like that...

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Never mind that. Listen, these deals you've had going with Derek

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these last few months, they've got to stop.

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They're not exactly deals. Just doing the odd favour...

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Yeah, whatever. Just make sure that his gear is out of here

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by the end of the day, understand?

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-You're the boss.

-And I ain't forgotten the rent's due.

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You've got till the end of the week.

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Thought you was helping out in the cafe?

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-Oi. I'm talking to you!

-Marie's covering my dad's lunch break.

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And if it weren't for him the place wouldn't even be open.

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Why is Marie in there?

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She told me you had some big emergency.

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Yeah, I have. I'm conducting an emergency experiment

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in how much whiskey it takes

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for me to blot out an entire last year of my life.

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Dad, you need to snap out of this.

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People are relying on you. Bobby...

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Me, Shirley...

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IAN CHUCKLES

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You've grown up.

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Bobby - he'd rather spend his time with Shenice and Tiffany,

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and Shirley, tell you what, she couldn't give a monkey's who runs that cafe,

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the state she's in.

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You know what, love?

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I used to be someone round here.

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People used to look up to me. they used to respect me.

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Now look at me.

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Is it any wonder Mandy did a runner?

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Why don't we spend an afternoon on the sofa and watch movies,

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like we did when I was little?

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Dad, Mandy's gone and she's not coming back.

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And why would she, now she's got a new bloke to tap up?

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You know, you need to pull yourself together and stop the whole pity party.

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-How d'you know she's got a new bloke?

-I don't.

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Lucy, if you've seen her, you'd better tell me!

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Come on, Lucy. Please.

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She came to pick up the rest of her stuff, but she's gone now.

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-OK, and where's she gone?

-I don't know.

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-See you later, Phil.

-Cheers, Darren. Thanks, mate.

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-Where's Jay?

-Lunch.

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You seen my keys for the R&R?

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Why don't you want me to be at home?

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Eh?

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You don't trust me with him, do you? George.

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I don't know what you're talking about.

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You think I'm a freak. A nut-job.

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Is that why you don't want me to go to the shrink? Cos they'll see it?

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Just calm down, Ben, will you?

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Why? Am I scaring you?

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How could you even think that I'd hurt him?

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I'd never hurt George.

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I've been him. I know what it feels like to grow up without a mum.

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Ben, I can't deal with this right now, OK?

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Tell me you trust me with George.

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Ben. Ben!

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-I'm so glad you're still here.

-Yeah, well. Not for long.

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Mand, I was bang out of order last Friday.

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I should never have believed all that rubbish your mum was spouting.

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Come on, please come back home. I'll make it up to you, I promise.

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It's too late.

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Is that because of your new fella?

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Lucy told me about him.

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-So what is he? Better looking? Richer?

-Yeah, both.

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Obviously thinks a lot of you, letting you catch the bus.

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-I didn't mean it like that.

-Yeah, you did, Ian.

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Because you just think of me as some cheap slapper.

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Like Lucy said - no better than trash.

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No. Mandy, I don't!

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Come on, let's go home, talk about it in the house, yeah?

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Why? Are you embarrassed? Like you was the other night?

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I know that's what you think of me, Ian,

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because you were so quick to believe I could just jump out of your bed

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straight into someone else's.

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There is no bloke, Ian!

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I made him up.

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The truth is, you know,

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I would rather be alone and sleeping in a gutter

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than to be back with someone who thinks so little of me.

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Mandy. Mandy, look, please...

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..don't leave me.

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Takes more than a ring, Ian.

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Me and you, we're just...

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It's just not going to work, Ian.

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-We've got nothing in common.

-Yes, we have!

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Or...look, we will have.

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That comes from being together, from sharing stuff.

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You're on the Beale family tree now, aren't you? Mandy...

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Last week, I had a bit of a wobble, OK.

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And I let myself believe

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that you were like all the women from my past.

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That you were going to take me for everything I had and throw me away.

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But once you'd gone, I realised what a total idiot I'd been.

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I'd forgotten, you're not like the women from my past.

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You're different and I forgot that.

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I spent the whole weekend trying to find you.

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Mandy, if you come back,

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I swear that you'll never think that you're trash.

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I'll never take you for granted, and...

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I'll never let you think that you are not everything to me.

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Because you are.

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You are everything.

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Ding dong, Derek calling! New delivery for Miss Butcher.

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Suppose I'm going to have to get use to calling you Mrs Moon soon.

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-Dunno if I like that.

-No need to be so formal, Derek. Phil is fine.

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I asked Janine to pop out so me and you could have a little chat.

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-Is that so?

-Yeah.

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I appreciate you looking after things while I've been away.

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But... Well, I'm back now, so I won't be needing your services any more.

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That's unfortunate, Phil.

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You're going to be hard-pressed to find a booze supplier who can match my prices.

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Well, I won't need to.

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I've decided to knock it on the head with Manic Mondays anyway.

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Bit downmarket for my taste.

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And Janine's all right with that?

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I'm the majority shareholder. She answers to me.

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Just like Alfie.

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-No hard feelings, eh?

-None at all.

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I was going to have to tell Janine we should wrap up our current arrangement.

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Stocks are running a bit low. So, it's worked out well for everybody.

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Excuse me. We ordered our vegetable bakes ages ago.

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How much longer do you reckon they'll be?

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I'm really sorry, there must be some kind of mix-up.

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Can you excuse me a moment, please?

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I shouted service about ten minutes ago. That food will be going cold.

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Sorry. I didn't hear you. Just put it in the microwave, innit.

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It won't taste nice reheated.

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-They ain't going to notice.

-They work in a restaurant, of course they will!

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Alf, I ordered mine after them. Am I going to get any lunch?

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Just give us a second, Jack. Excuse me, what's the problem?

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-She's allowing the food to get cold!

-He's having a hissy fit!

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I'm not interested! Can we just get the food out? Thank you.

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I'm really sorry for the delay. It should be any second now.

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Sorry.

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Better be careful with those.

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Don't want a customer chomping down on one of your false nails, do we?

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You know, if you're so worried,

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why don't you serve your poncey food yourself?

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My food ain't poncey!

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OK, could we just get any food?

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-Let's just get something at home. Alfie, forget it.

-Any food?

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-No-one here wants to eat a bisque!

-Like you even know what a bisque is.

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You probably think it's some type of bra!

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-When it comes to underwear I know what I'm talking about!

-OK, well done. Well done.

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This was not one of your best ideas, was it?

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-You're losing money, Alfie.

-No, no, just give 'em a bit longer.

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They've had their row, now they'll do the kiss and make up.

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Oh yeah? You're such a romantic fool, you are.

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And you know what you are, you're just an old cynic.

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That's what you are.

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-What are you going to tell him?

-Tell him the deal's off.

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-Alfie...

-I'll be fine.

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-There you go, love.

-Ooh, ta. Cheers.

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Glad to see that back where it belongs.

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Yeah.

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What's this rubbish we're watching?

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It's that reality programme I like.

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This girl's mum is such a nag.

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We can watch something else.

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No, it's fine. We'll stick with it.

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Never know, might become my thing.

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-What are you doing?

-You know, I would rather know what's going on in the world.

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You're always talking about this "socio...economic deficit".

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-Mm.

-What's it actually mean?

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It's a bit hard to explain, really.

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-Try me.

-OK.

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Well, the basic term "socioeconomic status",

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that refers to a group or individual's position within the hierarchical social structure...

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Mm-hmm.

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You don't really want to know this, do you?

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How about, all right, we go out and paint the town red?

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Or blue. Or whatever colour you want.

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-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Maybe we could go up West End, hit a club later?

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Mm!

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I tried to get Phil to change his mind,

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but you know what he's like once he's made a decision.

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You've got more chance of getting a rabbi to lunch in a sausage-making factory.

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THEY CHUCKLE

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Like you said before, he's your boss. Not me.

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Thanks for being understanding.

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No, no! See, that's what people fail to get about me, Alfie.

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I'm a very understanding man.

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-No hard feelings, then, eh?

-No, none at all.

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-This is business, it's not personal.

-No, course not.

-Is it, Alfie?

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No!

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Cos if it was...

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Look, I'd love to help, mate, but I've got to be

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-three other places today.

-What's your fee? I'll top it.

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Come on, I've got to get this done quick.

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-All right. I'll get my tools.

-Nice one.

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Wow. That's never a real life builder, is it?

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Was starting to think they didn't exist.

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I think I found the last one. Got a bit of re-plastering needs doing in the gym.

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I had the electricians in.

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Got ancient pipes in there, I don't know what's going on.

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But you would've thought I was asking for a rebuild,

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the time it's taken to find someone.

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Jack, don't suppose you could give me his number?

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The sooner I get quotes on the old place,

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the sooner me and Kim can move out of that hovel Janine laughingly calls a "bijou apartment".

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I'll send him your way when he's done with me, yeah.

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-Yeah? Brilliant. Thanks, Jack.

-See you later.

-See you.

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Sorry, 'scuse me.

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Listen, I know you've got some work to do, but I've got this B&B...

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ALFIE LAUGHS

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Bottle of your finest champagne please, Mr Moon.

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Well, if it's not Walford's very own Posh and Becks, reunited.

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I knew you'd be back, Mandy, if you don't mind me saying, love.

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Listen, promise me, there's going to be no punch ups.

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Cos I do not have a boxing license.

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When you said we'd be painting the town red,

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I thought you'd take me somewhere other than the Vic.

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We're not going to stop here long.

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-Here we go, guys.

-Thank you, Mr Moon.

-One for you,

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and one for you.

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-Congratulations.

-There you go.

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Here we are. Here's to me and Mandy.

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Back together and better than ever!

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-Congratulations.

-Ah, sweet(!)

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Ray, come here, mate.

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Jean may be back tomorrow.

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So just do me a favour... just stick with it, yeah?

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Come on. Do it for me.

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Hmm... I wonder what put him in such a lousy mood?

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Think I got it wrong about those two...

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Thank you! Thank you!

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No, I'm thinking they haven't got the hots for each other.

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-No?

-No, cos they are in love!

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-You know what, listen... I tell you who is not in love.

-Who?

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-These two. How try hard is Ian? How try hard, come on?

-I know.

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But if he's got it, he wants to flaunt it. Good luck to him.

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How about we go to the Argee Bhajee for a curry,

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and then go onto the R&R and I could dance badly!

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Is there anywhere in Walford you don't want to take me to?

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I'm proud of you. I just want to show you off to everyone!

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-What are you doing?

-Erm...

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I'd rather have this at home. Wouldn't you? In bed.

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OK. Alfie, I'll bring the glasses back.

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-See you!

-Yeah, have fun, you guys. Bye!

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-Cora...

-Sit down.

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I was thinking about what you said earlier,

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about us supporting each other.

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Well, there's this book club that we used to have.

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Sounds thrilling.

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It weren't really about the books. It was more an excuse to down a few bottles.

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I thought, you know, why not resurrect it?

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Nice idea. Just tell me where and when and I'll be there.

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I might even be able to persuade Dot to come.

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Yeah, well, thing is...

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Can't really use our current digs, too small.

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So I wondered how you thought Tan might feel

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about playing hostess? It's just, she used to really enjoy it,

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but after everything she's been through, I didn't like to presume.

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Tomorrow suit you? Tanya would love to get back to normal.

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It's what she needs. What we all need.

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Yeah.

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DOOR OPENS

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Shhh. I've just got George off to sleep.

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Shirl, just because we got him a bed...

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When Darren finds out, he's going to want him back.

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He SHOULD have him back.

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But he ain't here though, is he?

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He couldn't even be bothered to go and see Hev when she was alive.

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And George, these days he knows me better than him.

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And you, and Jay and Ben...

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They back yet?

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No, Jay's gone out with Abi. Ben ain't been home.

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Phil, I know what's on your mind.

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I've seen how uncomfortable Ben is around George. But...

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He misses Hev. He's taken it hard.

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I don't understand why you didn't come to me first.

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It'll be an orgy of alcohol and saturated fat at Tanya's.

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What d'you think you're playing at?

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What, me?

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-I don't see anybody else here who's poached my builder.

-Oh no, listen!

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I just mentioned to him that I wanted some work doing

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and he insisted on taking a look.

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I assumed he'd come straight back to your place.

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Well, he ain't. Cos he's cancelled. He's got a bigger job.

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Three guesses who that might be!

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Look, I had no idea. I'm sorry.

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What is it with your family?

0:25:160:25:18

I just went without lunch cos of that fruit-loop sister of yours, now you're doing this. What next?

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Patrick going to pop up, slash my tyres?!

0:25:220:25:24

Don't bring my family into it. Go on, get out. You're barred!

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Suits me fine.

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You might've been more supportive!

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Well, maybe if you'd supported ME, by asking ME to host book club...

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Ian. Come back to bed.

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We can try again.

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It's probably just all the champagne. Happens to loads of fellas.

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Just go back upstairs! Please.

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DOOR SLAMS Was it...?

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You two you made up then?

0:26:090:26:11

You could've at least used your own room.

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I'm going to need years of therapy to get over this.

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Just give it a rest, why don't you?

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What happened to the new bloke?

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Thought so.

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You could at least look happy, Dad. I thought this was what you wanted.

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Don't worry. I'm not going to stay for round two.

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I'm going to go pick up Bobby from Holiday Club.

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And try and make yourself decent before we get back.

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Looks like someone don't want to go home.

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It's all right, it's all right. No need for that. I don't bite.

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We used to get along, once upon a time, me and you.

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Eh? When your old man was detained at Her Majesty's pleasure.

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You know, Ben...

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You can always come to me, you know.

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I want you to think of me as a sort of...well, as a surrogate father.

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Anything you want to talk about, anytime.

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Oi, get away from him. Get away from my son.

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I don't think Ben's got a problem with me sitting here, have you, Ben?

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I will say this as clear as I can, so I don't have to repeat myself.

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Stay away from my businesses, stay away from my family -

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and, most importantly of all, stay away from my son.

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You heard my dad.

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Only shooting the breeze, no harm meant.

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But if that's the way you want it...

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The line's been drawn.

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