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Ah. Do you want a hanky?

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Or would you prefer a helmet...

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for when your mum finds out about what you've done

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and she decides to bash your brains in?

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What do you know about anything?

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Baby Boy Mitchell. RIP.

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Nice.

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-I reckon this little baby's going to bring us luck.

-Yeah.

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I can feel it.

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And as for Janine, well...

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she can just rot in prison...

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..and we can stay here.

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-That's if the sale falls through.

-It's bound to.

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Kat, you can't run a pub from Holloway, can you?

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I can see us being here a while now.

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You reckon, do you?

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All right. So, when do I get to see her, then?

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Yeah, so get her bailed, mate. Alice is innocent.

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Look, Mark, get her to talk to the police again,

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redo the interview, get her to withdraw her confession

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and get her out.

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Yes.

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Look, mate, I'm going to go and get the champagne in now,

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so let's meet up once you've got things rolling, all right?

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All right, Phil? Just the man I want to see.

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Bit parky out here, innit?

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I've put the kettle on.

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Anyway, listen, I thought me and you could talk strategy.

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Me and Kat are more than happy to stay on, you know.

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-No hard feelings.

-Sounds like a plan.

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Thank you. Yeah, it's a good plan.

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Listen, I know what you're really like, Phil.

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You know, underneath, you're this big ball of soft-heartedness,

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But not a plan I'm interested in. Now, you've already had an extra day.

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You should've moved out yesterday.

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You've got till 12 o'clock to move out.

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Phil, please, listen.

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OK. Between me and you, Kat's up the duff.

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You can't throw a pregnant woman out onto the street. Please...

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12 o'clock.

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Then I'll call some friends to help you move

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and there might well be some breakages.

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Someone needs to tell him it's the season to be jolly!

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You all right, darling?

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No, 'course you're not.

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Hey, is that nice?

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MOBILE RINGS

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It's Kat.

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Oh, come here, love.

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It's OK.

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Yeah, 'course I'll be there, Alfie. I'll see who else I can drag along.

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All right, mate. See you in a minute.

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Time to put those muscles to use. We're needed.

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-OK. I've just got to call Lola.

-Why?

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She's my girlfriend. It's kind of what you do.

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Yeah, but Alfie needs us.

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Hey, babe. What you doing?

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OK.

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Eurgh!

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Was that you?

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What do you want?

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Charming. I come down here to save you from hypothermia

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and that's the best you can do.

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-It's the best that I've got right now.

-It's your fault.

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Spending all that money on just booze and turkey.

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Well, that's what Christmas is about,

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when you strip it all back.

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Turkey, plus booze.

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-SHE WHISPERS:

-Looks like it's moving day.

-What?

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Oh, all right?

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-Is that...?

-No, I've got a bit of a bad head on.

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Cup of tea, please, Marie.

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Hiya.

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Can't believe I made it to Boxing Day.

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I'm making myself a promise and you can hold me to this.

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I am never, ever, spending Christmas Day in a B&B again.

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You should've come round to my place. It was even worse.

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I just saw Alfie moving a load of stuff outside.

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-Yeah, they're leaving.

-I thought the sale would've fallen through.

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-Well, it did, but someone else stepped in.

-Who?

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Oh, just this family.

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Oh, good. For a minute, I thought you were stuck with the place.

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It weren't all bad, I suppose. A few good memories,

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like Mum and Dad, when they liked each other,

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Michelle, Grant...

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you.

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We were bad, weren't we, eh?

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-Terrible.

-Unforgiveable, really.

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So, tell me, then. Who's bought it?

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Roxy, it's David Wicks. Give us a tinkle back on this number

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when you can, please. I want to run something by you. All right, lovely.

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Ta. Bye.

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-Thanks.

-Thank you.

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Don't know why you're doing business on Boxing Day.

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No, it's just a thought I had. Didn't want to forget it.

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-Right, here you go.

-Ta.

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-Two now, and two four hours later.

-Thank you, Matron.

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Oh, don't start with that. I've done my bit.

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As soon as Diane's collected Scarlett, I'm going round to Mas's.

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No, stay. Please. Please.

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And why would I want to do that?

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I want to explain myself, Carol.

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I know I messed up, but I was really shocked by what Janine did.

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I mean, I was reeling, you know? Who wouldn't be?

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Right, the sooner we get this done, the quicker we'll get in the Vic,

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And the first drink's on us and after that it's £1 a drink.

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It's going to be a Happy Happy Hour!

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There you go.

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Steady on, handsome. Bit keen, aren't you?

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Ain't you got big!

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When you're done, son, I'll give you a little rub down.

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I don't think so. He's spoken for.

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-Um, can you get a move on, please?

-All right. Calm down.

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-It's getting cold out here.

-Sorry about the Vic.

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It's all right. We were thinking of jacking it in anyway,

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all them late nights. No, thanks.

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-Kat, who's taking over the Vic, anyway?

-I don't know

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-and I don't care, really.

-Well, Phil's sold it to someone though.

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Probably one of his friends. The next thing you know,

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-it'll be the Krays all over again.

-Very positive, Patrick(!)

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That's it. Come on. Keep it coming.

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Beautiful. Lovely. Here you go, sweetheart.

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So, B, where's Terry, then? Too many mince pies?

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-Trying to work them off, is he?

-I don't know where Terry is, actually.

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-I'll give him a ring if you want.

-No.

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Just leave it, yeah?

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Yeah, all right. No problem.

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Shouldn't we be helping?

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Nah. We'd just get in the way.

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Working up a sweat there, ladies.

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Oh, do you hear that, Tina? That's humour, that is.

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Well, I guess it's times like these you work out who your friends are.

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-We're giving them moral support.

-Just as important.

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All right, Lauren. You got a sec?

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-What, right now?

-Yeah.

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Lauren, concentrate, will you, please?

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-Sorry.

-Mind you don't step in the glass.

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-I'll speak to you later, yeah?

-Yeah. Yeah.

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I'd, er...

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I'd keep an eye on him, if I were you.

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-Peter, why don't you nip home and get a dustpan and brush?

-Me?

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-Yeah, you.

-Send Cindy.

-I'm asking YOU.

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Miss you already!

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Is it true about Auntie Janine?

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-Is she really going to be locked up forever?

-I don't know.

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-Can we go and visit her?

-Oh, kids, please.

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-Mind if I join the chain?

-Be my guest.

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There's a spot right over there.

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-You didn't have to come and all.

-Yes, I did.

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I had to come out and help my mate, didn't I?

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What, and show off your lovely new coat?

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The kids got it for me.

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-We'll have a chat later, yeah?

-Yeah.

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-Got the photos?

-Yeah.

-Lovely.

-Fragile, fragile, fragile.

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There you go, sweetheart. Listen, is B all right?

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-Yeah, she's fine.

-Also, this £1 a drink -

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why don't we just give it away?

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-We are not leaving empty-handed.

-What about Phil?

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He can't touch us. Not any more.

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Right! Come on, people. Keep it moving!

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I was just coming.

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Yeah. Um...

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Can we, um...

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Can we have a moment?

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Er, yeah, if you want.

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This is...

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It's probably going to sound odd, but...

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I need you to stop seeing Lola.

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-Yes!

-Beat me again. You cheating or something, eh?

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I'm beginning to wonder who you invited round - me or Denny.

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All right. Well, you can have a game.

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-But no girl's beating us, all right?

-Oh! Well, we'll see about that,

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thank you very much.

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Come on, Denny. Show your mother.

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Right.

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I know that!

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She's far too young to get serious about.

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-I think you'll find that's my decision, not yours.

-And she's a got a kid.

-So?

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Peter, you don't want to spend the best years of your life

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pretending to be a daddy, do you?

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Erm, if it means being with Lola, then, yeah.

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I know it might not feel like it now,

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but if you end this before it's too serious,

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then one day, you're going to thank me.

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I thought you liked her.

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You're kidding?

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Everyone else is fine about it,

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so if you've got a problem, then tough.

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Watching all those people working's worn me out.

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Can I have two big coffees, please?

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I can't believe Ian's opened up today.

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Do anything for a bit of cash.

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-Hello again.

-All right?

-You on your own?

-Yeah.

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-No, not today, Tina.

-I was just being friendly!

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Not when I've got a hangover.

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-All right?

-All right?

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-That was productive.

-What did they say?

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Janine's not budging on her story.

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They've charged her with murder though.

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I know. They said that, it turned my stomach.

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I mean, Janine's a lot of things, but that's done my head in, that has.

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-So, she's saying she didn't do it?

-Well, you would do, wouldn't you?

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There's nothing's proven, is there?

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They've still got Alice's confession. It's all up in the air.

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Pity.

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I need a drink.

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Well, you'll have to wait

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because, as of today, the Vic is under new management.

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-What?

-Yep.

-Who's bought it now?

-I don't know.

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-It's going to be a gay bar.

-Yeah, right(!)

-I've seen the plans.

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It's got all little rainbow flags outside,

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going to paint it pink.

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There's loads of drawings of these oiled-up men suspended in cages.

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I like it. I like it. I might call Christian.

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-But that's my local!

-It still will be.

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You'll just have to oil up, Billy.

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That's it. Welcome, everybody. Come in out of the cold.

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Welcome to Kat and Alfie's Happy Happy Hour.

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Yeah, man. A shot of rum for my tum-tum, please.

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-Coming up, Patrick.

-Hey, hey, hey.

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-The both of you going to be OK, though?

-How can we not be?

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We fall, we bounce. Isn't that right, Alfie?

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Don't you worry about us, Paddy.

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Get it down your neck, mate. That's it. Lovely.

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The first ten are on the house for you.

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I'm going to need a few more than that.

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Hey, Alfie. You're sure you don't know who's taking over?

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I haven't asked and, quite frankly, I couldn't care less.

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-Gays are.

-Gays are what?

-Taking over.

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-What, you mean like taking over the world?

-No! In here.

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The Vic. I've got it on good authority.

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Pint, please, Alf.

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-Blimey.

-Pound a drink? How much cash you got left?

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You know what they say, "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em."

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-Four vodkas and four bottles of beer.

-Yeah, all right.

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Yes, yes. First drink's on the house, I know. Give us a sec.

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So, did anyone see you?

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No. I'm way too clever for that.

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Oh, I know you are.

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Hello, mate. All right?

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Listen, don't think I don't appreciate you coming out today.

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-That goes for me and Alice.

-Joey, I'm afraid it's not good news.

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Although Janine has been charged with murder,

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Alice also pled guilty.

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-Right.

-It means Alice is still facing a murder charge.

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No, no, cos I thought her confession would just be thrown out.

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Look, we need to go to the judge and get him to accept a new plea.

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But the prosecution will still try and prove

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that Alice and Janine were acting together.

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There's a long way to go yet.

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I thought she was coming home.

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Well, does someone want to start talking to me?

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You, just get out of my sight.

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Do you hear what I said, mate? What are you looking at her for?

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-I told you, get out my sight. Out! Get lost!

-Max...

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This is my fault. It's me, not Lauren.

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I tell you what, mate, why don't you go home,

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-go and see your wife and your daughter?

-Dad, stop!

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Go and spend Boxing Day with your family.

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Can I just talk to my dad, please?

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That's great, Lauren. So, that's what you do now,

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-you chase around after married men twice your age.

-No, it's not like that.

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I'm all sorted now, I'm loads better

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and that's because of him, Dad.

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Right. And what are you to him?

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The same.

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-He's messed up. He's not happy, and his wife...

-His wife?

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What are you going to tell me about his wife, Lauren?

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-Is it that his wife don't understand him?

-No.

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-No, she doesn't, actually.

-If he's so desperately unhappy, Lauren, why is he still with her?

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Because...

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Yeah, because?

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No, go on, Lauren. I tell you what, you convince me that this is right

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and I'll walk out that door and I won't say anything.

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-Right. Well, there you go. Don't say I didn't give you a chance, Lauren.

-Where are you going?

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This stops, all right? One way or the other.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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-Oh, hiya.

-David in?

-Yeah, why?

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My sister isn't getting out of prison now, Carol,

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and it's all his fault. All right, get up.

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-You having a laugh? With this arm?

-On your feet now. Come on.

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-Shut up.

-He kept that recording to himself and I want to know why.

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Why did you do it, eh, David? How long did you know about it?

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-How long were you going to let my sister rot!

-Calm down.

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-How long, David?!

-That's enough. He's injured!

-For crying out loud.

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-I can't believe you're defending him.

-What?

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You know what, I used to think you were smart, Carol.

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-But you're just as stupid as he needs you to be.

-Hark at him.

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-So, you want to ask him something, ask him now.

-There's no point now, is there?

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-Let's have a little chat, Joey.

-Nothing you say is true. Nothing you do is honest, is it?

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Like father like son. He needs his head examined.

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-No, I'm the one who needs her head examined.

-Carol...

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I should never have trusted you or let you in here.

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What, you're going to chuck me out again?

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No. By all means, you can stay, but...

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know this - we're not together.

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-Max. Hi.

-Hi, you all right?

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Yeah, good.

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How was your Christmas?

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Yeah, it was great, thanks. Do you want to come in?

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No, no. No, thanks. No, just a flying visit.

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-Is Jake in, please?

-Yeah, he's just got back.

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-Great. Could you call him for me?

-Sure.

-Cheers.

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Jake!

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-Bella wants you upstairs, love.

-Sure.

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Listen, you go near my daughter again...

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all this, your house, your wife, your daughter...

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it'll be gone, because I'll finish it for you. Do you understand?

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Do you understand what I'm saying to you?

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Good.

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It's over, Lauren.

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-Don't forget, my nan's going to give you that rub-down later.

-Hey, hey!

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Bianca!

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I had to get through 100 people to get to you.

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I think I had sexual relations with half of them.

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Look, Nikki's gone back to the flat so...

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who knows, maybe she'll stay there and not come back.

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You should join her.

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-Bianca, don't do this.

-There's nothing for you here, Terry.

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# Step outside

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# The summertime's in bloom

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# Stand up beside the fireplace

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# Take that look from off your face... #

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I know what you want to say, but just don't bother.

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Peter, it isn't me. It really isn't.

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As long as you're happy, I couldn't give a monkeys what you do, but...

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it's someone else, someone...

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Who?

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Are you talking about Phil?

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-Because he was fine about me and Lola.

-No, Peter, he's not.

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It's just an act, OK?

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He's told me exactly how he feels about it

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and he's told me what he wants me to do about it.

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Peter, please. He could walk through those doors any minute and see you two together.

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I'm not just going to walk away from her.

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I'm begging you, OK? I'm begging you.

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Dad?

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He will make all our lives hell.

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He will not stop until he has split you and Lola up.

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I have had over 20 years of him, 20 years!

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Look at me. Do you want to end up like this?

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-What you going to do now?

-Must have a plan, right?

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No, nothing after tomorrow.

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-Time's almost up, sweetheart.

-Is it?

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Yeah.

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-The end of an era.

-Yeah.

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# So, Sally can wait

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# But don't look back in anger

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# I heard you say... #

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Bill, does Phil know about this?

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Taking a wild guess, I'd say no.

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This is going to be fun.

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Well, I phoned my mum. Can you believe that?

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Told me to get Alice and come home.

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I suppose I can still do one of them things, eh?

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-I take it that you're leaving, then?

-Yeah.

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Yeah, well, I ain't got nothing here for me now, have I?

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Got no mates.

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I don't trust no-one and you've got Jake now so...

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I saw you kissing him.

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-He isn't the answer though, Lauren.

-You don't know that.

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Well, I know enough to know that you aren't happy.

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I mean, how can you be? You're sharing him with his wife.

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Yeah, well, we're not together any more anyway.

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Sorry.

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You deserve better anyway.

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I never stopped loving you, Lauren.

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Never will.

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Come with me.

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-What? It's too late for that.

-All you've got to do, Lauren,

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is think about how good we were together...

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what we had.

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Please, Lauren, come with me.

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Look, I'll be at the station in ten minutes, all right?

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Hello, you. Come here.

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What's the matter?

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Look, it's been fun. But it's just not been fun enough.

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What you talking about?

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This. Us.

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It was a mistake.

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What do you mean it was a mistake?

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-Do you want me to spell it out for you?

-Yeah, yeah, I do,

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cos five minutes ago you were fine.

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It's just not going to work.

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You're too young,

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you've got a kid,

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I'm not ready for that.

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You said...

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-You said that didn't matter.

-Yeah, well, it does. Big time.

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Joey!

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Where's your bags?

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I came to say goodbye.

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Babe, I don't get it.

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What's here for you, eh?

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Right now, I don't know.

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But...we would be together if it was right.

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We would, wouldn't we, Joey?

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But it isn't, is it?

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Right. OK.

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I suppose this is it then, yeah?

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I'm really going to miss you.

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Make sure it goes your way, yeah?

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BELL RINGS

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Can I just have your attention, please?

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Just to let you know that

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me and Kat are going to be slipping off into the night -

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or day, should I say.

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I just want to say, from the bottom of our hearts,

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it's been something else and God bless you all. Thank you.

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CHEERING

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What do you think?

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Do you like it?

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Call yourself a Mitchell, eh?

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It's different.

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Come on. Out. Everyone, out.

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You're like an angry sheepdog, rounding everyone up.

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You, out. Come on. Out.

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-Out.

-Leave her alone!

-Out. Out.

-Don't worry, Shirley.

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I'm sure you'll be next.

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You know, Peroxide, I get it, I really do.

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Well, up yours, Queen Vic!

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Come on. Out! Out!

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And you. Out.

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-I haven't finished my drink yet.

-How many times, Shirley? Get out.

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-Come on. Out.

-What is that? Where has that come from?

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-This is no way to treat a lady.

-Just get out.

-How would you know, Shirley?

-Is there a problem?

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Just chucking out the rubbish. Come on. Out, Shirley. Out.

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Wasn't talking to you.

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You all right?

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You know her?

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Everybody...

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meet the new owner of the Vic.

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Phil...

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meet Mick...

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my brother.

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DOG GROWLS

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