27/02/2017 EastEnders


27/02/2017

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Bex? You up?

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Bex!

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-She ain't been round?

-Not all weekend.

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-Not once.

-Hit and run.

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No school today?

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We're revising our human biology.

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-All your proper clothes in the wash?

-I'm going back to bed.

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-FOOTSTEPS ON STAIRS

-Dennis?

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Come on, girls. You'll be late for school.

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-You ain't my mum.

-I'm as good as, right now.

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-Dennis! Are you...?

-FRONT DOOR SLAMS

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Going to walk us?

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No. Maybe not today.

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You could always call for Bex.

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I said school.

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Sorry, Mrs...

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Our bad.

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Bye, Preston.

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-Bye.

-Now, thank you!

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So, you want to tell me what all that was about?

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Get on that, look. Not a drip.

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-Told you. We are good.

-Right.

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Well, now the pipe's fixed, what we need

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to do is get that ceiling down, get a new ceiling up

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before that lovely little lady from the Environmental Health

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comes back and starts busying herself.

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-I would be faster with your mother helping.

-Oi, oi.

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Behave yourself, you.

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-You wanted an invoice?

-Yeah, sweet.

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And then on Wednesday,

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get your pal back and you can start cracking on with that roof.

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Eh?

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Good man!

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-You said you were fine.

-And I am.

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But you're not. You spent all weekend saying...

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I spent all weekend with a house full of people. I've hardly had a chance to say anything.

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-Even this morning, the house is full of...

-They came to pick up Louise.

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-You're loving this, aren't you?

-You told me to find someone my own age.

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I didn't mean my niece!

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-Are you jealous?

-Yes! I'm jealous.

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It was just a bit of fun.

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-Do you think that's how she saw it?

-She's hot, she was there.

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You picked her up and you dropped her.

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-If you hadn't dropped me...

-All to get at me!

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It happened, OK? Stuff does.

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I can't believe I'm doing this.

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-Then don't.

-I can't believe you make me feel this way!

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You're the one who dropped me!

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I still can't believe someone like her actually did it

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-with someone like him.

-Mads...

-I mean, Bex ain't even that pretty.

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-Did you see his arms?

-And his accent. I love his accent!

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-Didn't you know?

-Know what?

-Leave it.

-She ain't talking to you.

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-It's nothing.

-Bex sleeping with some random American.

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Like I don't think that's nothing!

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It's only a single decker. You're safe.

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-It's not funny.

-I thought you knew.

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Sorry.

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It's so messed up.

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-Don't say that.

-You'd think I'd learn.

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I could have gone to prison.

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But you didn't.

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Hey.

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We're good, you and me.

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I've lost everyone.

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I can't lose everyone here too.

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Martin and Bex, they're all I've got left.

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But I love you and you love me. You said it and you meant it.

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You're my girl.

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Not any more.

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When you slept with Bex,

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when I tried to finish with you, and you slept with my own niece...

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-It's not like you made me.

-It was wrong.

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Whatever we had...

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..is over.

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So, is it true?

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You and him?

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It just happened.

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-Do I look like I care?

-Everything is just such a mess.

-Nah, nah. It's cool, man.

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-You want to drop 'em for some random...

-He wasn't just some random.

-I just told you,

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-I don't care. I mean, it's not even like we're together or anything!

-Shaki.

-I don't even know why we was.

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-What was that about?

-He wants nothing to do with me.

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-His loss.

-Everyone's talking. Are you happy?

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Ain't her fault you're a proper school celeb.

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Er, I was talking to my friend.

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-So, what was he like?

-I bet he was really good at it, wasn't he?

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Was he, like, better than Shaks?

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-Talk about attitude.

-SCHOOL BELL

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Dot!

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You in there?

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The vicar was trying earlier.

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He said something about Ash Wednesday service this week.

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Yeah, well, she was supposed to turn up to babysit.

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You're still going to let her?

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That's what Max said. Yes, until I find somebody else.

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Doesn't bear thinking about, what could have happened.

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Yeah, well, not going to think about that now, are we?

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Dot!

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Maybe she's gone out with Abi.

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Abi's got to Tanya's, all right? No-one's seen Dot all weekend.

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KNOCKING

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Dot!

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KNOCKING

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-You sneaking out for a bacon sandwich?

-No.

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-Got a delivery.

-You've been weird all weekend.

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-I have not been weird.

-Ever since you went to the nurse.

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I've just put on a few extra pounds, that's all.

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-So, why are you so worried?

-I am not worried!

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-Is it because they did some tests?

-Back in a bit.

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Have you even rang for the results?

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Oh, is that this week's Gazette? Can I grab one?

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I ain't even had a chance to...

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Is that you?

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Shop girl?

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Is that all I am?

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-You gave them an interview?

-Shop girl?

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Well, you've saved a bit there.

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Watch it, you'll get all chocolate over it.

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Two days for a hangover to clear! Last time I go to a house-warming.

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Try having a permanent hangover.

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Well, there's supper clubs and quiz nights and that.

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-They are bringing money in.

-Yeah, some of them.

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And we've got the pancake thing, big race in the square.

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And we got away without closing.

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-Yeah, if they get a sniff of that...

-Look, the ceiling's going back up.

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-Jack's lending you the money, it's all going to be paid for.

-It's just that 20 grand fine.

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-If I go to prison, it's going to kill your mother.

-But you don't owe 20 grand, do you?

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-Yeah, but the magistrate said...

-The fine was ten grand each.

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Like they're going to get a dime out of Aunt Babe.

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-That ain't your problem.

-So, why ain't they said anything?

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Cos no-one's told them that she's done a runner.

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I know some of these boys can be a bit in your face at times, but...

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What boys?

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The ones that Denise had a run in with.

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-Are you listening to anything?

-Sorry. I ain't slept in days.

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You couldn't give me a hand on the stall today, could you? Luke's got the flu.

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I'm sorry, Martin, but we're too busy.

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-Kath, you're reading the paper.

-Yeah, but Tina's off now and I can't leave Marie on her own, can I?

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-All right, fine.

-Why don't you ask your sister?

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So, why are you not sleeping?

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My mum. I know she can't help it.

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Every evening, Shirley goes off to work and I spend half the night

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chasing her round the flat, trying to get her back to bed.

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With all this cycling, I just want to put my feet up.

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-It's bringing in the money.

-Yeah, I know. I ain't complaining.

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Half past three this morning, right,

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she's standing at the foot of my bed,

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saying she can't find the marmalade.

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Maybe she's the one who could do with a bike ride.

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Yeah, this bloke at the allotment lent it to me,

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done his back in last year, so I thought it'd be good for you.

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Lauren's got the morning off, so she's got the kids.

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Maybe I could use it for poking Ian. Get him to go to the doctor.

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Why? What's wrong?

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Well, he saw the nurse last week, just routine.

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BMI's a bit high, he needs to shift a few pounds,

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but they did some tests.

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They don't do tests if there's nothing wrong, do they?

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-Don't know.

-He won't tell me what they were for.

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He won't ring and get the results.

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Well, once we've sorted Ian out,

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maybe we can use this to get Dot out of the house.

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Jack said no-one's seen her all weekend.

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If I hadn't sent her off, buying plants...

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Must have really shaken her up, that near miss.

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That's what worries me, Jane. You know what it feels like when you just want to stay indoors,

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-you think everyone's talking.

-And the longer you leave it...

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We need to find something to get Dot out of the house.

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You are a genius.

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-Will you try again to change your return flight?

-I can't do it, sorry.

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It was the cheapest ticket and...I thought we had a future.

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You can't stay here.

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You got enough for me to go somewhere else?

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-I'll get a job.

-Without a visa?

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So, I'll get a visa.

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Aha! Are you busy?

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I need some help on the stall and Luke has got the flu.

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-Martin, I wouldn't know where to start.

-I'll do it.

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But you haven't got a work permit.

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-That don't matter.

-You could get into a lot of trouble.

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-Honest, I'd love to.

-Yeah? Right, well, whenever you're ready.

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-I'm ready now.

-Well, let's go then. Shake a leg, come on.

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You want me to get a ticket home, so...

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KNOCKS ON DOOR

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Dot!

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Um, it's Ian. I need your help.

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It's not something I can talk about without coming in.

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But if you want to leave a woman in a wheelchair

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out here in the rain, then...

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Oh, for heaven's sake, Dot! Pull yourself together!

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There's no call for rudeness.

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She's coming.

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What kept you?

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Are you coming in or not?

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So, does Shop Girl hang out with Bat Girl?

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Why don't no-one take me seriously?

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You do talk a lot about the bins.

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-Well, I'm glad you're all finding this so funny.

-Nobody's laughing.

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-I am!

-I'm not going to just sit back while some hooligans...

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-Take no offence.

-Oh, let's not go over that again.

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..want to run around here, trashing the whole area!

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We have had a talk, I've told Shaki I don't want him hanging out with that boy.

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-Got any energy drinks?

-Yeah, in the fridge.

-Thank you.

-Middle shelf.

-You look worn out!

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Yeah, I just rode five miles and then I had to climb to the top

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of that tower block they're knocking down.

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Was there loads of rubbish in the way?

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-Yeah, everywhere.

-Sounds like a job for Shop Girl!

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Oh, yeah, Kathy was telling me about that.

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Great(!) So, it's all over the square then.

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-That's £1.50.

-Honestly, you can't trust journalists.

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They made out that you said the Minute Mart's a rip off.

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-Oh, they haven't.

-I did.

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-Well, it is a rip off.

-You really don't know when to stop, do you?

-If one of your managers read that...

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They're not going to be interested in nothing.

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-You hit a boy, Denise.

-I did not hit him.

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Not hard.

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Yeah, but it's still probably not in the staff handbook.

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It's not like it happened in the shop, is it?

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Probably couldn't afford it.

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-Look, would the lot of you just...

-Still, it's very admirable, speaking out.

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Harry Beckett and his lot are not going to see it and even if they did,

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they're not going to do nothing. You want to know why?

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Because they're probably too busy out there, playing golf!

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-Probably best you keep your head down?

-Yeah, rein it in a bit.

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Maybe hang your cape up?

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You see, Ian...

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..my Jim was right as rain.

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Dot, I need to do my accounts.

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And nobody knew he was going to have a stroke.

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I mean, one moment, there he was, up to his tricks with Patrick,

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drinking, nipping to the bookie, put on a bet behind my back.

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Next he's on his way to Carol, he collapses.

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When he comes to, he's only got half his body.

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Then he gets bed-ridden and I have to put him in a home.

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Dot, I don't know what you're doing here.

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Well, you see, er, Jane,

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she made me realise, you know, after my little driving kerfuffle,

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that I couldn't shut myself away cos you need me.

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-What have you been saying?

-You see?

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Your father, Peter, my dear friend, I mean, he didn't live to be 50.

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-Dot, my dad had a car accident.

-Yes. Well, that can happen.

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But your uncle, Arthur, he had a brain haemorrhage in his allotments.

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And he wasn't one for going to see the doctor.

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-Look, he wasn't a blood relative.

-No, but your grandfather was.

-Dot!

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You know, Lou's husband, he was taken too young.

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And she had her troubles, didn't she?

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-With her angina.

-Why don't I take it from here?

-You see?

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I want to say my piece now, not at your funeral.

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Can you see yourself out, Dot?

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So, you go and get your results.

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Do you hear me?

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There's a good boy.

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-Bye-bye, Jane.

-Bye.

-See you later.

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Ian, whatever you've convinced yourself is wrong with you,

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why don't you just give them a ring?

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I'll just finish these accounts.

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-Oi, you, Erin Brockovich, you're good.

-What? They said yeah?

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Ten bags and they're putting up wanted posters for Aunt Babe.

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-They aren't really.

-I swear, they've issued a warrant for her arrest and everything.

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-On my life.

-Well, good luck with that(!)

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So, how are we looking for this pancake race tomorrow? Are we sweet?

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-Yeah, good.

-My mate is on for the roof. Asked when he gets paid.

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Both jobs in your fat little fingers by the end of the week.

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I thought you'd be finished for the day, to be fair.

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-I am. This is tomorrow's job.

-Oh, you hero.

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Yeah, we thought we'd get that hole covered before the punters start, you know...

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-Now you're back...

-I'm busy. I'm busy. Where are you to, girl?

-I'm going to see Lily.

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-Going to put some quality auntie time in.

-Oh, I'll walk with you.

-I've got a dissertation to do.

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-You shouldn't have spent the whole weekend at Ben and Jay's, should you?

-Yeah, I got to see Jack.

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-I've got to pull in this loan. Give me a minute, baby.

-All right.

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Johnny...

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PHONE RINGS

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Hello. Is that you, Vicar?

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It's Dorothy Branning here.

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Yes. Well, I ain't been very well.

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No, just a bit of a cold.

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I was wondering, about the service on Ash Wednesday.

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I see.

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See, boys? It's all in the wrist action.

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-Yeah? The wrist action?

-Mm-hm.

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-I take it you've signed up for this race tomorrow.

-No, not yet, mate.

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But I'm going to walk it.

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With your wrist action.

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Cheap blouse. Unlike his women.

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Hey, there's nothing cheap about this blouse.

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-Unlike his women.

-There's nothing cheap about my women!

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Out!

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You can't do that.

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Really? This is my shop and I can do what I want.

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It ain't your shop though, you just work here.

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-Do you want me to tell your mum?

-He ain't five.

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Was I talking to you?

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She's going to tell your mum!

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I thought you were better than this, Shakil. Hanging around with trouble.

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What are you going to do? Give him licks?

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He's my friend, Ms Fox.

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I've seen how this story ends, you know? Hundreds of times.

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Nice boy, wrong crowd.

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-You don't know nothing!

-Oh, course I don't.

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Unlike you, who seems to know everything about everything.

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-I told you, out!

-What are you going to do?

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Make me?

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I ain't selling you that.

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Who said I'm paying for it?

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-I'm going to give you three seconds.

-What are you going to do?

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-Hit me again?

-Two.

-Cos you know what's going to happen then, don't you?

-One.

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-Hitting a minor twice in one week!

-That's enough!

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Put the chocolate back, apologise to the lady.

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Get out!

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Do you like my trainers?

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You paid for them.

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I didn't do anything.

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Exactly.

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That is not how you treat women!

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Go!

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You all right, Jack, me old son?

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-I was just coming to see you.

-I thought I'd save you the agg.

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The builders, they've finished the leak downstairs.

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So you know what they're like, once they've finished the roof, they're going to want paying.

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-So...

-That's why I was coming to see you.

-Yeah, I don't need all the readies up front.

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It's like a cash flow problem, you know?

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It's just, um...

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The thing is...

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-All this stuff with Dot last week...

-He ain't going to be able to leave Matthew with her so much.

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Yeah, yeah, course.

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I know, yeah.

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Look, the thing is, Mick, you know what childcare's like.

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-It's expensive.

-It's just...

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The builders have already started now, so...

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I can help you out with childcare, if you want.

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It's like a month, you know? Maybe a few weeks.

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Look, Mick, this ain't easy for him, all right? Ain't easy for any of us.

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-I know, I know that.

-He feels for you. We both do.

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-I don't want your sympathy.

-Please, Jack.

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I just need a chunk of it.

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Mick, he's just lost his wife, all right?

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Kids have lost their mum and Dot's idea of helping out is driving the wrong way down the motorway.

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-I said I could help with childcare.

-It's all right, babe. It's all right. Don't worry about it.

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Listen, Mick, I'm sorry, mate.

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Mick, we both are, it just don't add up.

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There ain't going to be a loan.

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All right, sweet.

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Well done.

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I didn't need rescuing.

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Didn't say you did.

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-But just so you're clear.

-Couldn't be any clearer.

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-But you know, if I had have needed help...

-Which you didn't.

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..then...that would have been very appreciated.

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-You did well.

-You think?

-Yeah.

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Not jumping over the counter and knocking the little toerag out.

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-Again.

-Again.

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Anyway, your mum told me that I've got to bite my tongue

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until it blows over.

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And though it pains me to say it, she's probably right.

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Storm in a teacup.

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-Eggcup.

-Thimble.

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PHONE RINGS

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-You not going to...?

-Yeah.

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Yeah, I'm going to.

0:20:490:20:52

Hello. Minute Mart.

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'Ms Fox.'

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Ah, Mr Beckett. How can I...?

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'You're on shift tomorrow afternoon?'

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Tomorrow afternoon...

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Yeah, yeah, I'll be here.

0:21:080:21:11

-KNOCK AT DOOR

-Come in.

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Hi.

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Bex.

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Louise is still at drama club.

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I... I didn't want to see her.

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I wanted to see you.

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Have you...?

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Um...

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Have you mentioned anything to my dad about...?

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No.

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Nothing.

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And are you...? Are you going to say anything to him?

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No.

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Do you like him?

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Preston?

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I hardly know him.

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Has he said anything?

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Do you think...? You and Shakil... He seems like a nice boy.

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He is.

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Do you think you'll get back together?

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He hates my guts, Michelle.

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Everything is just such a mess.

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Tell me you ain't crying.

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-Everyone's talking.

-I'm sure they're not.

-The whole school.

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-If I was a boy, no-one would care.

-Yeah, I know.

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When I was your age,

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when I got pregnant with Vicki,

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you want to know about everyone talking?

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I can't believe he did that to you.

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Someone so much older.

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Things aren't always how they seem.

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Yeah, but...

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And when you like someone, you like them.

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No matter what people say.

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And having sex, enjoying having sex, there's nothing wrong with that.

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Nothing to be ashamed of.

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So, do you think I should try and talk to him?

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Try and make a go of it?

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Like I say, he seems like a good kid.

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I meant Preston.

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I think, at the risk of sounding really boring -

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I think you should probably focus on school.

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-It's really hard.

-I'm just saying, right now, focus on your exams.

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And on your songwriting.

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When you played for me, and the one online, it's good.

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You're really good!

0:24:200:24:23

-Yeah?

-Yes!

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Oh, if I'd have had your talent,

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if I'd have focused on what I was good at and not boys...

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You're a bright girl.

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I don't want to see you throw it all away.

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I just want what's best for you.

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Thank you.

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You never answered.

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Earlier, about Preston.

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Did he say anything?

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"It was just a bit of fun.

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"She was there."

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Oh, Bex, I'm sorry, but boys that age,

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they'll pick your heart up, they'll rip it out

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and they'll stamp all over it and there's nothing you can do.

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You saw him, didn't you?

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In the market with your dad. He was playing with you.

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Knowing you'd know he could open his mouth and ruin everything.

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That's what boys like that are like.

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And you are better than that.

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You deserve more.

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You need to forget about him.

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And don't listen to all the gossips.

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Ignore them.

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It'll all be history by the end of the week.

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Bye, darling.

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I can't believe she done that to you.

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-That is nasty.

-Bruv, I wasn't crying, all right?

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Ain't that where he lives?

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You're my mate, yeah? I'm not having her mug you off.

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Look, bruv, she don't mean nothing to me.

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She needs to learn a lesson, you get me?

0:26:340:26:37

It's time that someone showed Bex Fowler that she ain't all that.

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