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WASHING MACHINE HUMS

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-Here, where's my sugars?

-There's four in there!

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Who's put a wash on?

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Lee'll take me for a jog later. Burn it all off.

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Or we could do a bit of chairobics!

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There's sheets in there. Someone's washing sheets.

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Look at you, fretting like an old washerwoman.

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-Ain't me.

-Not me neither.

-Yours could probably walk.

-It'll be young Johnny, dreaming...

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Leave him alone, please!

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You want to - what is it the kids say?

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How am I meant to wash the bar towels if someone's washing sheets?

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"Chillax".

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THEY LAUGH

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Well, it's a good thing we don't start this open day until two!

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Maybe I need earrings.

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No! I'll find you some.

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-What?

-We've got one week, yeah? We'd better hope today works.

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-There you go. They're nice.

-Thank you.

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BARREL CLANKS

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I'll, er, take the towels to the launderette.

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See if Mrs Branning's got time this morning.

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It's that cold upstairs just now,

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you might as well have left the freezer door open.

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Don't be surprised. Just me and the old man, ain't it?

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All weekend? I ain't stupid, Mick.

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It's Lee.

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What about him?

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Him staying at my dad's.

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It wasn't cos he needed time to himself.

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What do you mean?

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He was going to go AWOL.

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AWOL? Why?

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He saw his mate get blown up in front of him.

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Why didn't... why didn't he say something?

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He doesn't want you to worry.

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Just like I don't want you to worry.

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I've talked to him. And he's going to stick it out.

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But if he goes back, he...

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Maybe he should leave.

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Let me go and talk to him.

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No, no. He doesn't want anyone to know.

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I'm not just anyone - I'm his mum.

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I know.

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Just trust me. Don't take it personally.

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Just sometimes, you know,

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I think it's hard to be truthful to the ones you love, you know.

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Right, listen up, everyone - I need you all at the restaurant for 11 o'clock this morning.

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-Nah, I've got an open day.

-I've got a photographer booked. OK. A nice big family portrait.

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We're going to hang it up in the restaurant ready for the reopening on Easter Monday.

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-That's so embarrassing.

-Come on, it's a great idea. All of us, on the wall.

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What if my mates come in and see it?

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-It's hardly McKlunky's, is it? Me, you, Jane...

-Jane?

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Yeah. She's my business partner.

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-It's going to look like you've got two wives!

-Cindy!

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Dad, you really can't expect me to just drop everything...

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Lucy, for once in your life just get your priorities straight, will you?

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-I'll go and get those blank contracts printed out, yeah?

-Yeah.

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You're not going to attract many students with that.

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Well, then, I'd better redo it.

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Sorry I can't make your precious photo shoot but - you know, priorities.

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Me and Lee -

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we've always been close.

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Of course, you'd have noticed if you'd been around more.

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If you'd let me be around, I might have had a chance.

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I didn't make him come to me.

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Now, you listen to me.

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This is my family!

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Don't you dare try and turn 'em against me.

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And that's what I'm doing, is it?

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I've seen what you do.

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Little joke in their ear, little cockle in their pocket.

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I'm their grandad.

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This is what you do, isn't it? Get between family.

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Divide and rule. Just like me and Shirley.

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Shirley don't see her kids, it ain't cos of nothing I done.

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Just like it wasn't me that made Lee turn to me first.

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You ain't going to do this!

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When you was young, when you was growing up - I wasn't there for you.

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None of you.

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So maybe, I'm just trying to put that right.

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It don't work like that.

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I just...for them... For the grandkids.

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I want to do better - to be better -

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than I was with you.

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Why can't he just be proud of me?

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Come on, Lucy - you're taking it all to heart, aren't you?

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Why does he think that he's so much more important?

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Everything I do. Every time that...

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-It ain't easy being a dad.

-Don't you dare...

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Seriously, it ain't. You know. Your kids want you, you ain't there.

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-When you are there, they don't want you.

-Even when I ran his businesses...

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-Please can we talk about something less serious?

-Nah, see, I thought you'd understand!

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And I do understand. Just... David'll be back soon and...

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-This is all this is to you, isn't it!

-Lucy, don't go. Course it ain't.

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-Stop it!

-Lucy, don't go.

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There you are. You all right?

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How's Lola?

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Yeah, she's getting there. Up and about.

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Good, good... This, er... this family photo.

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Come and have a seat.

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Yep.

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-It was what Cindy said earlier on. Got me thinking.

-What?

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Jane and Denise both being in the photo,

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it's going to look like I've got two wives.

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Dad, that was just Cindy being Cindy.

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But what if she's right? It's a business.

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And from a business point of view,

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I mean, two women. It's going to look weird.

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Dad, it's 2014! That's just what a family looks like!

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Yeah, but it's two wives - it's not like I'm from Utah or nothing, is it?!

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Jane's my business partner so I can't really...

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so I was wondering - do you think I should ask Denise to step out?

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-Oh, really, now?

-Denise...

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-You don't want me in it, do you?

-No, that's not what I was saying...

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-You'd rather have Jane in it than Denise...

-Maybe you're the one who shouldn't be there.

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-I mean, you're not related to anyone - not to me, anyway.

-Dad!

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Do you think I even want to be in your stupid photo?

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Just be you and Jane soon.

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Jane's my business partner, isn't she?

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-And she's... she's Bobby's adopted mum.

-And what am I, then?

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You're my fiancee. Come on, love, think about it - two wives?

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You ain't got one wife, Ian.

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And the way you're heading, you ain't going to!

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Is it really bad?

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You've got a cut on your head, yeah.

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I'll do something with my hair.

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Cover it.

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Wait till it stops bleeding.

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Do you want to go to hospital? Get it checked out.

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I've got my open day.

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Sorry, I shouldn't have grabbed you like that, just - you and me,

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when we're together, I can't think straight.

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How many times have you used that line?

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Quite a few.

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Usually works.

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You OK?

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Yeah. I'll live.

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Look, just cut Ian a bit of slack, will you?

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Dads don't always get it right.

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Oh, and it's another jammy shot there from King Jam of Jammyland.

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-Bet you win Nancy's pool tournament this weekend.

-Mum!

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You even going to pretend you love us all the same?

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I'm just saying - he probably will, won't he?

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-You give him any favours.

-I don't need no favours!

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-I made you a bacon sarnie, baby.

-Cheers, Mum.

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Oh, you've not made us one, then?

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-You know where the pan is.

-How come he gets one and we...?

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Cos I don't get to spoil him often, do I?

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And when he's out there in, in... when he's out there,

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he probably misses a nice bacon sarnie.

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-That going spare?

-No.

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She'll be polishing your boots next.

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I'll make you another one. A better one.

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Have you seen her?

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-Don't stare!

-I'm not staring. Tiff used to have a teacher that was...little like that.

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-Well, why are you asking me if I've seen her?

-She does this all the time.

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Goes to every stall.

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-Looks at everything and buys nothing.

-So? Half the people round here do the same.

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Do you think she's from the council?

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-Peter, you heard anything about the markets merging?

-They said they'd know by Easter.

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Reckon she's checking us out? Before she makes her mind up?

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-I'll do the talking.

-Be nice.

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All right? Buy two and I'll give you a fiver off.

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-Think I'll keep looking.

-Best quality you can get, this is. Best on the market.

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Yeah, you want tat, you can get that on Spring Lane.

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-That right, yeah?

-Yeah. Tat in every size and colour.

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-Kat...

-Most colours. All sizes, probably.

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Don't think I'm the one wearing tat, darling.

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-Was that you "doing the talking"?

-She knows something.

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-Bit lairy, wasn't she?

-Yeah.

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-Hey, you don't have to do that.

-Well, I am.

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-Why didn't you say earlier?

-I was winding your brother up.

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-Yeah, course you was(!)

-That's my job!

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And Lady Di threw up on them.

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She ain't going to be council. She showed you her ID?

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-You didn't hear her, Nan.

-Maybe she's undercover council.

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Alfie, it's not a joke!

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So come on then, have they made their mind up yet?

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You can't keep us waiting for ever.

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-Actually, a decision has been made.

-And?

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You're not doing this.

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I've sat down on the road for this market. My dad's market.

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-Come on, Ian...

-They're not closing this market down.

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I've booked the community centre for a meeting. Six o'clock. Be there.

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Not closing the market? Who're you kidding, eh?

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He said it was Lady Di.

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But she's in with you.

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Someone's going to have to talk to him.

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You having a bubble, ain't you?

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If your dad's having...bother. In the night.

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He ain't having bother... He's...

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-He IS bother.

-This ain't funny, Mick.

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I could see if Sonia could get a plastic sheet or something?

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She deals with this sort of stuff all the time.

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But I ain't very good at...

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Well, one of you's going to have to say something!

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-Fatboy says he can start Friday.

-Oh, good.

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Thought you'd be gone by now.

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Priorities.

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Really?

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So where is everyone?

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What have you done now?

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Lee...

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when you stayed at your grandad's...

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in the night... Did he wet the bed?

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No! Why?

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Are those sheets his?

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And you ain't going to say nothing to him?

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No, I thought you could. Seeing as you're so close.

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Why did you go to him? And not me?

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I didn't want to let you down.

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You could never let me down.

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Mum's been acting weird.

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You said you was going to keep it between us.

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You can talk to her. She's your mum.

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And he's your dad.

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PHONE VIBRATES

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Lola!

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I was just...buying some things. Me and Pops.

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-Let me get those for you.

-No, it's all right. Thanks.

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Keep the change.

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Here, let me...

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I'm quite capable. Been managing on my own long enough.

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Tina said, um...

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-Is everything OK?

-If you like sleeping in dog sick.

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No, I mean...

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You know, like, in the night? The waterworks?

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Cos you're not well.

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And sometimes when people are not well... Let me just...

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I am perfectly fine. Thank you.

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-Do you want anything from the flat?

-Nothing I can't get myself.

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-Like underwear?

-I said nothing!

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Fine! Sleep in your dirty ones then for all I care.

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You don't want me either.

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You are my sister.

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OK? We fight. That's what families do.

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-I'm not family.

-You're mine.

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Look, you and this baby. I couldn't do what you're doing.

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I always said to myself - if I can't be a better mum than ours was...

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if I'm just going to make a mess like she did...

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-And that's what you think I'm going to do?

-No.

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I never even knew her.

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I didn't really either. But I know you can do this.

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How do you know?

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Because you're a better person. And because one of us...

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If you...have a kid, when you're ready,

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you'll be a better mum than she was too.

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Look, Cindy - the other week...

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I'm sorry. Sometimes I just...

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He feels really bad.

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I thought you didn't want anything to do with it?

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Too busy being a hotshot?

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Yes. But he's still my dad. None of us get everything right.

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Go on. Go get changed. We're going to be late.

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He's not as tough as you think, you know.

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-Just like me.

-Lee.

-Just like you.

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But I'm going back to the army.

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Because you taught me, no matter how tough -

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you do what's right.

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Um... maybe we...

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-Maybe we should do this tomorrow.

-Mr Beale, you booked me.

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I know, Maggie, I know, but...

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Thanks for trying, love.

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-I was going to do that!

-Well, I'm doing it. Or do I need your permission now?

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-Course you don't need my permission.

-Am I not doing it right?

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-Is this not how you like it?

-Don't be like this.

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-Every man I get with. Every man!

-It's not every man, Roxy.

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What is the matter? Are you jealous or what?

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-That's it, Roxy. Yes, I'm jealous(!)

-You going to "take care" of him as well, are you?

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I'm sorry. OK. I'm sorry. I know this is really hard for you.

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Really? You're sorry? So why've you been avoiding me?

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But you can't take it out on me and Aleks.

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-I'm just trying to make sure you...

-We're buying a house together! We complete today.

-And?

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And if this is what it's going to be like, then I don't want it.

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Show me. Show me.

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-My face!

-Bobby, come here. Come here - stand in front of Cindy.

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-Try and hide her bump for me, will you? Sit yourself down.

-You'd better be paying me for this.

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There. Smile.

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Let's have a look.

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-Get your eyes tested.

-All right.

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-Right, if you could all please...

-Yeah, OK. Come on, Jane.

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-Come on. We agreed.

-No, I don't think Denise would like it.

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-You're not the only one.

-I tried.

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-It's a family photo.

-And you're Bobby's mum.

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Please, Mum?

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Yeah! Come on, in the middle, business partner! That's it.

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And big smile, everyone...

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Can I get a cup of tea to go, please?

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-Don't worry about the tea.

-No, you don't.

-I don't know anything.

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-Oh, come on, Tam.

-No. Ever since my little sit-in, I've not exactly been in the loop, have I?

-OK.

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This guy just came in, works in the dentists on Spring Lane.

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And he said he heard on the grapevine

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-they were all told this morning.

-And?

-Right. That's it. Where's Aleks?

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I... I went to...

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You went to my gaff?

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Yeah - I didn't like the thought of...

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Of what?

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You stole my keys and you went to my gaff.

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-I want you to be comfortable.

-You do not go to my gaff.

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You do not touch my things.

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I'm sorry. I just thought...

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I'm sorry.

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-Your dad very kindly went and got me some clean pyjamas.

-Did he?

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-Get my coat, Lee.

-Dad...

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-I need to go home.

-If you're having trouble...

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-Happy now, are you? Humiliated me enough?

-Grandad, leave him.

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He's only trying to help. We're all just trying to help.

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-Take me home.

-Let him get a cab.

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No - I'll drive him. I want to.

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-Go on, go through.

-Cheers.

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Hi.

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How are you?

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She's good. She's glad to be home.

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And Lexi?

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Yeah. She's OK.

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We're going to go to the park later.

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I was wondering if you wanted to come for some dinner tonight maybe?

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No, it's all right. Pops is going to treat me to some wings, ain't ya?

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No, all of you.

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Us. We can order - we can all do anything you want.

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That sounds good, don't it? Eh?

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We'll be there.

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So how comes they all know and we don't?

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Tonight. Six o'clock. Community Centre.

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No, now, Aleks.

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It's not fair, is it?

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I'm not going to tell you without the other traders as well.

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That's why we put the word around.

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Guys, this hasn't been much fun for any of us, yeah?

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Oh, my heart's bleeding.

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The council have decided that... Spring Lane is the bigger site.

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And?

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And I have convinced them to move the market to Bridge Street.

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JOYFUL EXCLAMTIONS

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Let me... let me help you in, yeah.

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I can manage on my own. Plenty of practice.

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Not so short-sighted now, am I?

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Look, I will call the opticians, all right? Thank you.

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And thank you for sorting everything out.

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And for putting my business before yours.

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I knew you'd see sense in the end.

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It's not like you're making any money at the moment. But you will.

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You've just got a lot to learn. A lot.

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You ready?

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Well, I'm sure you'll teach me.

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Knows all about business, does he?

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That's just your dad, ain't it?

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Well, there's one rule that he's forgotten - watch your back.

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They've already got a flower stall.

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It's a good job I like a challenge.

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People stick with what they know. They'll still come to Pam's Flowers.

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I always come up roses. What about you, though?

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New road, compulsory purchase thing,

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you haven't got your undertakers any more, Les...

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-I'm starting again.

-You didn't? How could you afford Turpin Road?

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Cost us an arm and a leg but... bit of compensation on the way.

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We're moving! Moving to Turpin Road.

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All right, Aleks. Listen, our little arrangement still stands, yeah?

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Sure. I want double.

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MUSIC: "Our House" by Madness

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-Dance on our graves, why don't you?

-Told you she weren't a councillor.

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Sorry, I'm Bianca. Who are you?

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-Donna. Never been to Spring Lane?

-It's lovely.

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You was sizing us up this morning, weren't you?

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I had to check out the best slots.

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-That's all right. I'm sure you'll find somewhere.

-That's the spirit!

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Round the corner, under the bridge.

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Kat! Sorry, Donna, what is it you sell?

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Womenswear.

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-But we sell...

-Not for much longer.

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KNOCK AT DOOR

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Leave it, Mick.

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FRANTIC KNOCKING

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KNOCKING CONTINUES

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I'm not interested.

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I'm tired and it's late.

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KNOCKING

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Dean!

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You have to hide me, Grandad.

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