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Oh, look, here she is.

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There you go, there's whites and colours in there.

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This is new. Says - wash separately before use.

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-What are you talking about?

-Your nan says you're a natural.

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Um, can I have these washed too? Yeah, these trousers are handwash.

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-So that's cold water, Lauren.

-You two are hilarious, aren't you(?)

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-Yeah.

-Yeah, you're such a good washer.

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-Laundress.

-Oh.

-She's a laundress.

-OK.

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You ever thought about that, have you,

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-a professional career in clothes-washing?

-OK. I get it,

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-all right? I'm just going to go get a coffee.

-Are you?

-Yeah, I'll be fine.

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Yeah, of course.

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Look, here. Take that. For your coffee.

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No, it's all right, I've got cash.

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I know. Get yourself a bun...or something.

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Thanks.

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-See you later.

-See ya.

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-Off out somewhere?

-Just going to get a coffee.

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-That's nice. Need any money?

-No, it's all right.

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Good. Cos I'm a bit skint, myself.

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-OK.

-Yesterday, I had £20 in my purse.

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Now it's gone.

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Know anything about it?

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Um... You spent it?

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No.

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It's a mystery, then, isn't it?

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It was there when you was helping at the laundrette.

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And when you went, it was gone.

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OK. That's a good story, Nan.

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See you later.

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Phil!

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Denny...

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LAUGHTER

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Sorry about that. Got a bit...distracted.

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What can I get you?

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-Can I have a coffee, please? To take away.

-Of course.

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You all right?

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What have you brought me here for, Poppy?

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-We're going to help you become church warden.

-Oh, no, not that again.

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It was enough of a disaster yesterday and,

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if it's all the same to you, I've decided to give it the elbow.

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Oh, come on, Mrs B, we still think you can do it.

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Well, don't think I don't appreciate your support.

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But the reality is that Ms Quinn, she is the curate

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to Mr Stevens, who is the vicar, and she's got his ear.

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And you know how gullible he is with women.

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I mean, look how he was after my Rose, Arthur.

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-Yeah.

-And she has persuaded him that

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the future of the church lies in it being modern.

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Well, you're very modern, Mrs Branning.

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Not according to Ms.

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According to Ms, I'm a relic of the church, well-past my sell-by date.

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Well, look, I made a promise to help you become church warden, right?

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So I'm not going to let this Ms Quinn,

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or any other little setback, derail me, right?

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-Are you?

-Am I what?

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Are you going to let yourself be derailed?

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Oh, all right. No.

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You see, that is the Mrs B I know and love.

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Right, let's get started, then.

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Yummy! Can Mummy have one?

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Who's that, Lexi? Is it Pops? Who's that? Look! It is.

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-Say hello, Pops!

-All right?

-Hiya, Pops.

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-Managed to get any kip yet?

-Nah.

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Lola, you're up feeding her two or three times a night.

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-You're going to wear yourself out.

-I'm fine. Look at me.

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I'm absolutely fine.

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Yeah, you're fine now. But what about tonight?

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Tomorrow night, and the night after that?

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You've got to get some sleep, Lo.

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Pops, I've had plenty of sleep, all right?

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Haven't we, Lex? We've had plenty of sleep.

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Yeah, I have.

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He's a good boy, that Denny.

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-He's obviously very fond of you.

-What are you on about?

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Well, he reckons that you and him are great mates.

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-Why do you think he thinks that?

-I don't care.

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Is it because his mum thinks it?

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-How's this got anything to do with you?

-Well, she thinks that

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you and her might have another chance.

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Why don't you do the right thing, Phil, and just put her straight?

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I had it at lunchtime, did my shift, stopped off for a drink,

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-and it was gone.

-Well...what are you saying? You...

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No.

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I'm worried sick about her.

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Look what happened the last time I accused her, Mum. She's not a thief.

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This is different. We've been here before.

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-She's nothing like Rainie.

-Isn't she?

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I wouldn't want to make the same mistakes again.

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Well, thanks for your advice, Mum. But actually,

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I don't recall you being much help when it came to Rainie.

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In fact, I don't recall you being around at all, so...

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What about her father? Why ain't he pulling his weight?

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He's got his own family to worry about now, hasn't he?

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Anyway, Mum, I don't want him sticking his nose in, you know?

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I can manage on my own. I am managing.

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Whatever you say.

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You could've knocked.

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-It's a surprise.

-I've got to work.

-You ain't working yet, are you?

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Until then, you can kick back and relax. Come on. Bed.

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Bed. Move it. I've done your favourite.

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There you go.

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Enjoy.

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Got a present for you, an' all.

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It's not all for you, but...

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-Max...

-Babe, just open it. Go on.

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See, look...

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They're cute, ain't they?

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Stickers. You stick 'em on, peel 'em off. Move them about.

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Be nice, won't they, on the nursery wall?

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-Yeah. They're perfect.

-I might get started on that nursery tomorrow.

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But I just want to prove to you, you know.

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I meant what I said. I'm going to look after my little family.

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You're a good one, Max.

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Enjoy your lunch, all right? And relax.

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-No way!

-What?

-Gearbox bearing.

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-Ooh!

-This is the worst job. I ain't doing this one on my own.

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I think we're going to rock-paper-scissors this one, boys.

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-THEY LAUGH

-That ain't fair!

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I was under there. We need a warning system in place.

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-Rules is rules. Enjoy that one.

-This is workplace bullying.

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I'm having a word with the union.

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-Oh, whatever!

-This what you call work, is it, mucking about?

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-This what I pay you for, is it?

-It's OK. We had three jobs this morning,

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the alignment on this one's almost done.

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We'll have this service finished and the place swept before afternoon tea.

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-And clean out the pit, an' all.

-It's clean.

-You want to argue with me?

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-No. Clean out the pit.

-What are you talking...?

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No-one goes until it's done.

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-What was all that about?

-He's in one of his moods, ain't he?

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-He's made me hungry. I need a snack after that.

-You read my mind.

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-Shall we get chip butties?

-Who's going?

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THEY LAUGH

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-Well, that ain't fair, is it?

-Rules is rules.

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-We need to have a word about these rules, cos this ain't right!

-Yeah, yeah.

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-Nah, nah, this ain't right.

-Salt and vinegar, yeah?

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What's that?

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I knew you were... I knew.

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Yes, but I already had a makeover, ain't I? Dotty done it.

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She even made me get my ears pierced.

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Mrs Branning, with all due respect,

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makeovers are for teenage girls at slumber parties, right?

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Did Hillary Clinton have a makeover?

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Um, Maggie Thatcher? Jackie Kennedy?

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No. They all had style.

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And style is what wins hearts.

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No-one cares what comes out of David Cameron's mouth,

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as long as he looks good in a suit, you know,

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and don't cheat on his wife.

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-That... THAT is style.

-Who'd cheat on her? She is fit, man.

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Look who it is! How you doing?

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Hi, Lola. Hello, beautiful lady!

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-She all right?

-Yeah, she's brilliant.

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Right, listen... Any chance you can do a shift this afternoon?

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Tanya can't come in and we are really heavy with late bookings.

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I don't think I can, I've got a meeting with Trish.

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Oh. Well, what about after that? I mean, anything you can do.

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Who's going to have her? Pops is working.

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Can I maybe bring her here?

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You know I would love that,

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but we've tightened up on Health and Safety, it's just not safe.

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No, I understand. I'm going to have to say no.

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I mean, I could really use the money, but I can't.

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Oh, sweetie. Look, we'll figure something out, all right?

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-We'll get you back in.

-Yeah. I'm really sorry.

-No. It's OK.

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I totes understand.

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..Mrs Branning, do you want to head upstairs, yeah?

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-If you say so.

-I won't be a sec.

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-Don't worry, all right?

-OK.

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You little gorgeous girl, you! Ain't you so beautiful?

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Ain't you so beautiful? Just like your mummy.

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How long have we had this gin?

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-Um, since I ordered it.

-What was wrong with the old one?

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All the glasses came back empty, didn't they?

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Why don't you sample the new one, Phil? Oh, no!

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I'm sorry, I forgot. You can't, can you?

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Any more helpful feedback, please put it in writing.

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-You have been spending a lot of time alone recently, from what I've heard.

-You want a slap, or what?

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-Go on. Try it.

-No-one's slapping anyone.

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Janine, go and do what you've got to do in the office, yeah?

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The suggestion box...

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is right here, Philip.

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You can keep it shut, an' all.

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Oh, I've long given up telling you what to do.

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Stuck in that house on your own, no less than you deserve. Excuse me.

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How's, er, how's Dennis?

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He's fine.

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Is that it?

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-What do you want?

-A bit more information would be nice.

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Well, he misses you, if I'm honest.

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He won't let me put milk on his cereal.

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I can't do it like Phil does.

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-He'd like to see you.

-Well, he's always welcome, you know that.

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How about later? I mean, you can come an' all, if you like.

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-Really?

-Yeah, of course. I'll get some grub in, some pop,

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sausage rolls, whatever he wants.

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-Be nice for all of us.

-You serious?

-Why wouldn't I be?

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-Well, I'll put it to Denny.

-All right.

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Has Lauren been in?

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-All right, Tan?

-Hi.

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-You OK?

-Yeah, fine.

-Good. Um, just pay for those, please.

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-She was in earlier.

-OK, thanks.

-Who?

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-No-one.

-Well, she just said that...

-It's none of your business.

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-Yeah, all right.

-All right.

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Mum's looking for you.

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-What a surprise!

-She's only looking out for you, Lauren.

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Does she not know that I am an adult?

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Oh, really? So that isn't a sick stain on your shirt?

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OK, fair point.

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Why did you become so grown-up?

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-You mean boring?

-No, I don't.

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I mean... I don't know, you always seem to make the right decisions.

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Yeah, and so do you.

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Sometimes.

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Occasionally. But you are trying.

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I stole £20 out of Nan's purse.

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What? When?

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-Yesterday.

-Why?

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I don't know. I didn't even think about it.

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I just saw it, it was there...

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Here we are.

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What do you want me to say, Abi?

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Why do you keep doing this, when things are going well?

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Are you stupid?

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Does she know?

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I reckon.

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-Does Mum?

-PHONE RINGS

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I'm guessing so, cos that's, like, the 15th time she's tried to call me.

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You going to give it back?

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Not exactly.

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Why not?

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Because I spent it.

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What on?

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Does it matter?

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Drink?

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Yes, all right, Abi, I...

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I get it. I'm stupid.

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Please don't be mad at me.

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Well, you've got to give it back.

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I think we've established

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that I don't have it.

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You will.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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-Hey!

-Phil!

-Hi, mate. OK? You ready to race?

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-Yeah!

-Go on, then, get your jacket off. Everything's set up.

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-Go and get yourself a sausage roll and a drink, yeah?

-Cool!

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-Hi.

-Hi.

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And how's she sleeping?

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Yeah, brilliant. I mean, I watched her all night.

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-She barely even moved.

-All night? You didn't sleep?

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Yeah, I had about an hour. But I sleep right next to her,

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so I would have heard if anything was wrong.

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-Does that happen often, that you don't sleep?

-Er...

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Yeah, I suppose it does.

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And you've got her all day today?

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-Yeah.

-Lola, have you ever heard the expression,

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-"It takes a village to raise a child"?

-No.

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It's an old African proverb.

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It basically means that looking after a child isn't just

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the mother's responsibility. It's everyone's.

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No, I don't need help raising her. I can do it.

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I am doing it. Look at her, you've seen her, she's happy, ain't she?

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-What more do you want?

-Nothing.

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You're doing a wonderful job. I'm really pleased.

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But you can't do it all.

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You can't sit up and watch her sleep

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and then care for her during the day and work enough to support her.

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It's not possible for one person to do all that.

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You're allowed to ask for help.

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-Yes, I know, but I don't need it.

-We all need it.

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It's just a fact of motherhood. We all need help. And that's OK.

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Are you using your care plan?

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-No. Not really.

-Use it.

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You have people willing to help. Use them.

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Give yourself time to rest, or work, or sleep.

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You're the most important person in Lexi's life and you always will be.

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But...if you try to do it all, you'll struggle.

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You won't be able to be the amazing mum Lexi deserves,

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and that I know you can be.

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And that's a fact.

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-Are you ready?

-Yes. Ready. Ready. Ready.

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Let's see it, Mrs B!

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Ooh, look at you! You are looking class!

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Well, I ain't quite sure about the trousers, you know,

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cigarette legs. I mean, is it quite appropriate in church?

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-Oh, no, this is what all the modern women are wearing.

-Are they?

-Yeah, this is THE look.

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Definitely. You, little miss, are a genius.

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And you, Mrs B, you have got it in the bag.

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-It's beautiful.

-Do you really think so?

-No doubt.

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-Go on, go on!

-I don't understand any of this. How is it fun?

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Don't knock it till you've tried it.

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-Yay!

-Yay!

-Here, my go now.

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There's me thinking you got it for Denny, and you got it for yourself.

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-I need the loo.

-You know where it is, darling.

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-I appreciate this.

-Well, kids and computer games.

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-Ain't rocket science, is it?

-You'd be surprised.

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Not many people know how to handle a six-year-old boy.

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Something special.

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You know, it's not the same in the B&B. It's lonely.

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Well, for Denny.

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-Is it?

-Yeah. He misses being here, Phil.

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Does he?

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Really misses it.

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No...

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Is that what this is about, Sharon, eh?

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-Is that part of your plan, using Dennis to get back in here?

-No.

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You plotted that one out nicely, didn't you?

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Denny! Come on!

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Sharon, I asked you to leave here for a reason.

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Those pills, remember? So give it up. Cos it's embarrassing.

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Oh, I'm well and truly giving it up, don't you worry.

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Denny! Come on, we're leaving.

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-Why?

-Because I said so. Now, go and get your coat.

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I did this for my son, Phil. No other reason.

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-Are you serious?

-Well, you said if I ever needed anything...

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Well, yeah, but I didn't mean money.

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What DID you mean?

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-Cuddles and support.

-THEY LAUGH

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-Sorry, Jay. I didn't catch that! What did you say?

-Shut up!

-I don't need cuddles. I need £20.

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-Hugs, innit? Go on!

-Don't worry about it, Abi. Shall we just go?

-No.

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He's meant to be there for me, he's going to be there for me.

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-I've only got a tenner, anyway.

-Make up the rest in cuddles, then!

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Don't think you're getting out of it. Open your wallet.

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-We're saving for this holiday...

-Open it.

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All right, you can have a fiver.

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Dex, I can see a 20 in there.

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-Yeah, but that's my walking around money, man.

-Come on. Come on!

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Boys, thank you.

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PHONE RINGS

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Hello, Mum...

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Yeah, I'm just on my way now.

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Have you got any idea how I'm going to pay this?

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Sure.

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Thank you. You're not boring!

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I think you're amazing.

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Abi Branning, bruv. She's definitely my cousin, you know.

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Original gangster.

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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All right? Would you mind Lexi?

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Just look after her for a bit. It won't be for long,

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but I've been offered this shift at the salon and, well,

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I really need the money. I know it's short notice,

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but there is a care plan and you did say that...

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If you don't want to do it, don't worry.

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-How long?

-Till half seven?

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Please, Phil. I'm desperate.

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-Yeah, all right.

-Really?

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-Yeah.

-What, you don't mind?

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I said so, didn't I?

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Brilliant. Oh, right. Well, nappies are in here, wipes, her dinner.

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She's due that at six. And she's got a snack which she's due now.

0:21:110:21:15

Yeah, yeah. I know what I'm doing, thanks.

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Of course you do... Thanks.

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Result!

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Back with Granddad Phil? Is it time for a snack, is it?

0:21:240:21:28

Well, I've got something you're going to like. Yes, I have.

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What's that, then? What about that? Yeah!

0:21:320:21:36

I thought you'd like that. Let's get your special bowl, shall we?

0:21:360:21:40

Where's your special bowl? Where's your special bowl?

0:21:400:21:43

Is that you, darling?

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Yeah.

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Can you come in here, please?

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Good luck.

0:21:490:21:51

Any more jokes about washing and I'm straight back out.

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-I thought you were only nipping out for a coffee.

-What, have I got a curfew now?

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-No. No, of course not.

-Good. Cos I am an adult now.

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I know, I know.

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So, you had a good day yesterday at the laundrette?

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-Mm-hm.

-Get on all right with your nan?

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-Yeah.

-Good. Good.

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-Yeah, she said you were a big help.

-Did she?

-Yeah.

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But...?

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Um...

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She mentioned that she had £20 in her purse, and now she hasn't.

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I just wondered if you knew anything about that? I hate to ask, honestly.

0:22:400:22:43

-No, it's OK.

-But it's just, your nan,

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she's got history with this sort of thing, so...

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What's that supposed to mean?

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It's just...

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I just mean that...

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a lot of things used to go missing when Rainie wasn't very well.

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-Nan thinks I'm like Rainie?

-No.

-Rainie is a drug addict!

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-What, she thinks I'm like her?

-Of course not. No. I just... I think

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maybe you and I should just spend the rest of the day together, here...

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Hold on...

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-Is that what YOU think of me?

-No.

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What... You... This is...

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You're supposed to be my mum!

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I don't even know why I bother TRYING to do the right thing.

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-Lauren...

-How many times, Mum?!

-I'm so sorry. Honestly.

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No. You accused me when your pills

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went missing, didn't you? KNOCK ON DOOR

0:23:300:23:33

-And how did that work out for you?

-'I'll get it!'

-Not very well.

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But, oh, no, you decide to do it again.

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Cos I'm such a lost cause, you're bound to be right eventually.

0:23:380:23:41

-No, Lauren, stay here.

-As if I'm going to stay here with you!

-I don't want you to go out.

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All right, Abs, your mum in?

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What was all that about earlier? You know, Kirsty's having a rough time,

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-and you bite her head off for asking a question.

-What are you talking about?

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-I'm trying to be sensitive about this baby stuff. You ain't making it easy.

-I'll leave you to it.

-No.

0:23:540:23:59

Why not?

0:23:590:24:01

Well, yeah, why not?

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You were going to help me with the pots at the back.

0:24:050:24:08

-I'm just going for a walk.

-There's nothing wrong with a walk, is there?

0:24:080:24:12

-No, of course not.

-Good. See you later.

-See you later.

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She's only going out for a walk.

0:24:210:24:22

-You all right?

-Yeah, I'm fine. You?

-Yeah.

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Where do you want me?

0:24:320:24:33

-Vodka, please.

-I don't think I can.

0:24:410:24:43

This is a pub, ain't it? Or am I mistaken?

0:24:430:24:46

No, this IS a pub.

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-Well, then, Kirsty...

-Lauren!

-Can I have a vodka, please?

0:24:480:24:51

-I can't serve you!

-Why?

-I promised your mum.

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-So?

-Let's just go home.

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No, no, wait... You're going to let that woman boss you about?

0:24:580:25:02

She hates you. She actually hates you, Kirsty!

0:25:020:25:05

-Lauren!

-What? No, I am not going home to her!

0:25:050:25:09

Yeah, well, I can't serve you here.

0:25:090:25:11

All right, well, I'll just get someone else

0:25:110:25:13

to get me the drink, then, won't I?

0:25:130:25:15

-Boys?

-I'm sorry, Lauren, but I can't help you.

0:25:240:25:26

-Why? What, are you scared of her?

-A little bit, yeah.

0:25:260:25:29

-Quite a lot, actually.

-A lot.

0:25:290:25:32

This... This ain't the only place you can get a drink.

0:25:340:25:36

-Look, cuz...

-Lauren...

-Leave me alone!

0:25:360:25:39

-Just come home.

-Shall we just clear things up, eh, Abi?

0:25:420:25:45

I... I'm going to have a drink, all right?

0:25:450:25:47

In fact, I might have several drinks.

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And if I do eventually get home, I intend to be drunk!

0:25:490:25:53

Why do you have to be so mean?!

0:25:530:25:55

Is it so much to ask that you just come home and be with your family?

0:25:550:25:59

Please, Lauren! Are we that bad?

0:25:590:26:02

Am I that bad?

0:26:020:26:04

-Just go home, Abi.

-Please, Lauren...

0:26:060:26:08

-Just go home!

-Lauren? Lauren, you all right?

0:26:080:26:11

Lauren?

0:26:120:26:14

No...

0:26:150:26:16

No, I'm not all right.

0:26:170:26:20

SHE SOBS

0:26:220:26:25

Joey! Can you help me with the bins, please?

0:26:300:26:33

It's all right, babe,

0:26:330:26:34

-it's all right.

-Please.

-Just one second, please, Luce.

0:26:340:26:38

Off for a drink, are we? It's a bit of a late start for you, isn't it?

0:26:430:26:46

Usually on, what, half a dozen by now?

0:26:460:26:48

Lucy. Just leave it, please, yeah?

0:26:480:26:50

Yes, Lucy. Do as you're told.

0:26:500:26:52

Oh, I will.

0:26:520:26:54

I'll do exactly what I'm told. I'll do whatever he asks.

0:26:540:26:58

-Let's just go.

-You know what? I'm actually a bit of a novelty for him.

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Not being related.

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Lauren!

0:27:100:27:13

Do you want to push me, Lucy?!

0:27:130:27:15

-You really want to push me?

-No!

0:27:150:27:16

-What are you doing, Lauren? Put it down.

-Stop!

0:27:160:27:20

You don't get to tell me what to do!

0:27:210:27:23

Nobody gets to tell me what to do!

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Lauren! Lauren!

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Lauren!

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