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Oh, look at him, look. Munching away.

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Look, take after your old man, don't you, son?

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The Grinch that ate Christmas, eh?

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Yes, yes, I am aware it's only two years since we got married,

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but we want to renew our vows and we'd love it if

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-you and Tamwar could come.

-PHONE CHIMES

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Because we love each other. Ain't that a good enough reason?

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OK. Yeah, love you. Bye, bye.

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-Well?

-She said she'll let us know.

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-Right, barrel changing time.

-Are you feeling all right?

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You normally leave that till just before opening.

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I just want to get a start on the day, baby, that's all.

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So, you reckon they can hack it?

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A landlord who's never even watered down a beer

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and a kid who still lives with his mum?

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It's like I keep telling you, clean skins. No previous.

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Maybe you're right. Leave it with me.

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-Yep, all clear.

-Ian's going to find out about us sooner or later.

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Yeah, well, I'd rather it be later. Do you want some breakfast?

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No, I'm all right, I'll pick something up on the way to the gym.

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-Last night was nice.

-Last night was VERY nice.

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PHONE CHIMES

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Hey! Hey, listen to this -

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"Thank you for coming to see us regarding the job

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"of Development Manager. We were very impressed

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"and I have great pleasure in offering you the position."

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-Ooh! What one's that?

-It's the Glasgow one.

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I didn't think I'd hear back for a few days.

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They want me to start January the fourth.

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That's not too soon, is it?

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I mean, for what we spoke about.

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You are coming with me, aren't you?

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Excuse me, do you want to buy a phone? Thanks for stopping.

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We only get one chance to get this right.

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If the independent assessor fails us, the market will close.

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We've been threatened with closure before.

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It never comes to anything, does it?

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You have to believe me. The threat is very real.

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Will you just listen to Robbie? He's been trying really hard

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-to save this market.

-Save his job, more like.

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Whoa, whoa. If the market closes, they'll still redeploy me.

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It's your jobs I'm fighting for. Your livelihoods.

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So what do you want us to do, then, Rob? Cos I'm already doing

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Christmas offers, yeah. Free fairy lights with every tree.

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Just be friendly. Give value for money.

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Create a buzz, get behind it, and, wait for it...

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-What, you want us to flog them?

-No, wear them.

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-Eh?

-Tell me, how are they going to save the market?

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They create unity. Show that we're together, proud of the market.

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There's no way I'm wearing one of those.

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It's utter corporate, commercial tosh!

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Yeah, they are a bit tacky, to be fair, mate.

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Just trying a bit too hard, Rob, yeah? Just chill out a bit.

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Kush, you've got a customer.

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Listen, I'm going to pass on the T-shirt for now,

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but, don't worry, I'm going to be your all eyes and teeth today, OK?

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Eyes and teeth. Hello, sweetheart.

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Go on, I'll have one.

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Why don't they get how important this is?

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Martin is right - you're trying too hard. Got to have faith in them.

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I thought you said you were on board.

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Yeah, and I'm not saying I'm not.

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It's just it's a lot to take in, innit?

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Glasgow is pretty far away.

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It's not that far. Look, I get it. You're closer to your lot than I am.

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Yeah, I used to be. It's not that.

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-It's just...

-Say it.

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Suppose we don't work out.

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-We will.

-No, you don't know that.

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Look, Lauren, we were meant to be together.

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We're going to be nan and grandad to Louie's kids, our own kids.

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If it's not the right time, then I'll turn the job down.

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-There's still the others.

-It's a really good job.

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So? I just want you to be happy.

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Oh, I'm going to have to tell Ian. And Abi.

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Didn't think you were going to do an order of service.

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-Well, I want it to be proper.

-Right, that's the barrel sorted.

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MUSIC: Merry Xmas, Everybody by Slade

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Fantastic. I need you to go to the cash and carry.

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It's a bit on top now just before Christmas, innit?

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Which is why we need to get everything today.

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I have to know that we've got it all.

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I'll go this afternoon, then.

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-I'll go now, then, will I?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-All right.

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I need to unbolt the doors anyway.

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Oh! Didn't have yous two down as early boozers.

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Can someone turn that down, please?

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Why, you got a sore head?

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Over 60s turkey and tinsel supper dance last night.

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We cut a rug, didn't we, Ted?

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Suffering today, though.

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We are here for the hair of the dog times two.

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Right, I'm going to do the slips.

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Oh, hang on, Mick. I think we might need more mixers. Let me check.

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-Good night, was it?

-Yeah, smashing.

-They do it every year.

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Decent food. Bit stingy with the booze, though.

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One glass of wine and non-alcoholic punch.

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What, you've got a hangover on one glass of wine?

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I spiked the punch. See, what you see here is self-inflicted.

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-You never!

-Yeah, I did.

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-Well, so did I!

-What?

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We're both as bad as the other!

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No, we should be all right till the next delivery.

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Good. I'll go now, then.

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Here, look, that'll be us in a 40 stretch.

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Yeah, well, we won't be keeping a gun in the sideboard.

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Don't take it to heart so much.

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How many do you think I should put on each stall?

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-What for?

-To spread the festive fun for the customers.

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I don't fancy people thumbing through my goods

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with mincey fingers. Is this to impress the mystery shopper?

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Independent assessor. I've enough to give two plates to each trader.

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And I've had some special crackers made up.

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I'm going to plant them all round the market,

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and the customers have to hunt for them.

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Create a unique retail experience.

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You don't think you're going a little bit overboard, do you, Rob?

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I'm surprised at you, Donna. The amount of times you've told me

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about the fight for Spring Lane market.

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But that was different. It was either Spring Lane or Bridge Street.

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You're just like the rest of them.

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You think it's all just idle threats.

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Look, maybe I care about this market more than the rest of you.

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But while there's an ounce of fight left in me, I'm not giving up!

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Hiya.

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Oh, here he is.

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You going to help me out, are you? Going to make some sandwiches?

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-I thought Ian was here.

-No, he's gone to the wholesalers.

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Well, just get enough to see us through to Christmas, you know.

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Not going to be our problem after that, is it?

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Right, well... Listen, I won't be long.

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-Come on, then.

-How long's Ian going to be?

-Not long. Why?

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-Just wondering.

-OK. Come on, then.

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Hiya.

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Hiya.

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Guess what the most popular baby names are.

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Er, Emily? George?

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No, Oliver and Olivia. Yeah, don't really like either.

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Nah, me neither. Listen, I need to talk to you.

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What, about Dad?

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No, about me. Me and Josh. We're moving to Scotland.

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He's got a job up there.

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OK.

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OK?

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Well, what do you expect me to say? Mum's in Exeter, Dad's not here.

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Everybody leaves me, why should you be any different?

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It's five hours on a train.

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And...

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Come on, the way we've been recently,

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you're hardly going to miss me, are you?

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Whatever. Think I should just focus on my baby now.

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Yeah, that's a good idea.

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You're lucky I'm honest. I could've had away with all of that.

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Well, it's only party gear for the old vow renewal.

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Hope I get an invite. You know, I'm a sucker for all that romance stuff.

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Did you get me text?

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-Yeah. I'll just whack all this in there, and I'm all yours.

-Good.

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You know, I really admire the way you've been

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able to keep your nose clean all these years.

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Can't have been easy. Pub landlord and all.

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And I know what we're trying to do doesn't sit well with you.

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Well, I need the money.

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I just hope it's as fool-proof as you say it is.

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Look at me. Look at my condition.

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Do I look like somebody who wants to spend another term in jail?

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Half an hour. Don't be late.

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Here, let me help you with that.

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Help Santa's little helper find a cracker.

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Find a cracker and win a prize!

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All part of the festive fun here at Bridge Street market!

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Robbie! Borrow you a sec, please!

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-Sure.

-My mate Ted here, he has found a cracker in my parsnips.

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Amazing! Well, give it a pull. See if you won the star prize.

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MARTIN WHISTLES

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-Martin.

-Yeah?

-Grab the other end.

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What does it say? Gather round, everyone, gather round!

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Has this lucky gentleman won big?

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You have won a £2 voucher.

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LAUGHTER

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Amazing! £2 to spend on anything on the market.

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OK, it wasn't the star prize,

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but here on Bridge Street market everyone's a winner!

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Oh, good morning, sir. Are you being served?

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-How much is this vase?

-Oh, I'm not so sure.

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-If you just give me one minute...

-Don't bother. I'm in a rush.

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It's no bother...

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Oh, sir, you've won a cracker!

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-What's going on?

-Well, there was an accident,

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but, lucky for this gentleman, he discovered a cracker.

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That's a 1950s classic. It's 100 quid.

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-I'm not paying for it.

-Yes, you are!

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What happened to the customer always being right?

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Of course the customer doesn't have to pay for breakages.

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-Someone has to!

-Yes, we'll deal with it later.

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-Sir, your cracker!

-That's 100 quid you owe me.

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Got everything on the list.

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I had a tear up over that last box of pink candles!

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Yeah, I can't decide on songs. I'm thinking classical.

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Whatever you want. Erm, I'm just going to shoot off for a bit.

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Where you going?

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You know better than to ask questions just before Christmas.

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But we said we weren't going to get each other anything.

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We've got to save money.

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Yeah, I can see your boat Christmas morning with nothing to open.

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That wardrobe in my bedroom - you still getting rid?

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-Yeah, well, it's not coming with us.

-Ted and Joyce said they want it.

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-Sweet. I'll see yous later.

-Wait, wait! What are these errands?

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Are they important?

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Erm, they're not vital.

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-Well, what shall I say?

-Yes, yes, they can have it!

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-I'll be about an hour.

-No, I need your help, Mick!

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All right, my mind keeps going blank. If I don't get this

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to the printers, I'll never get it back in time.

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-I've got to make headway with the packing.

-All right, all right,

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all right, all right. Don't stress.

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We're losing our home on January third! Of course I'm stressed.

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How could we have been so stupid?

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Listen...

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-What's done is done.

-I know.

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We have to concentrate on the future.

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Not just for us, but for that little 'un over there.

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And we've lost our way a little bit, but we're going to be all right.

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And we're going to sort this lot out double quick,

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and then we'll start on the old packing, yeah?

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I just need to make a quick call, and then I'm all yours.

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Give us a kiss. LINDA CHUCKLES

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All right, yeah, it's me. I'm running a little bit late, but...

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Yeah, no, I'm coming. Yeah, no, course I'm still coming.

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You know what it is, I just...

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I've got to sort something out first, OK? So...

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All right. Ta-ra.

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There you go, sir. That's my grandson there.

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Look, here's Mummy.

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They have gone through three songs already.

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Oh, there's plenty of tinfoil round the back. You said you wanted some.

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So you can decorate the tree, make some decorations.

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Yeah, yeah, the tree. Ian, can I have...?

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Oh, and the other thing is, I got him a pedal car.

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I saw it at the wholesalers, and I just couldn't resist it.

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It's great. Right, come on, you. My turn.

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Time for a bit of grandad dancing. Come on.

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I say dance, actually, I've come over to have some blueberries.

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Can I have a blueberry?

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There you go.

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How am I going to make an onion gravy with that?

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-I won it.

-I sent you out for onions.

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Am I going to have to make a list

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-even if I send you out for one thing?

-No, I've got the onions.

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But, while I was there, I was looking at the parsnips,

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and I found a cracker.

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This is how it started with your mother. Gibberish.

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No, no. They're doing a promotion in the market, you see.

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They're hiding crackers on all the stalls.

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Well, I found one and I won a voucher, so I bought that.

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Why?

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Well, I didn't know what else to get.

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-It's alpine fresh.

-Is it?

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We have sandalwood.

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Oh, well, probably do in the bathroom.

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Never mind about your vouchers, I've got ourselves a new wardrobe.

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-Pardon?

-Yeah, Shirley behind the bar, she's getting rid of one,

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-so I had first dibs.

-Well, what's wrong with the one we've got?

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Well, nothing.

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It's just that we've had it since it was in the ark with Noah.

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It might not fit properly, but I fancy a change.

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She said she'd bring it round some time.

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-Well, no time like the present.

-No, not with your back, Ted.

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Shifting furniture, Joyce, it's all in the knees.

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Ted, you love telling people that you are 80.

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You might look in the mirror and see Charlton Heston, but leave it.

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-I can help shift a wardrobe, can't I?

-Oh!

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How am I going to make onion gravy with that?

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Mr Lister.

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-Mr Jackson.

-I wasn't expecting you.

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That's my motto - expect the unexpected.

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Felix here has been telling me he's leaving the market.

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Well, he's not said nothing to me.

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Thought I'd go to the organ-grinder, and not the monkey.

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He's secured a pitch on one of our rival markets.

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Somewhere I might be appreciated. Where they actually let you

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concentrate on selling and making a profit,

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and not dressing up like a corporate muppet.

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Well, if you're not a team player...

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If this place closes - no, WHEN this place closes - it'll be his fault.

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I'll pack up and go by the end of the day.

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And I expect my money by then.

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Mr Lister, I can assure you

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I bent over backwards to accommodate that guy.

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It's all right. One less to appease when the market closes.

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-What about the assessment?

-Happened yesterday.

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Well, you didn't think I'd warn you, did you?

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It's meant to be a fair assessment.

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I didn't want you giving it the old razzle-dazzle.

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Talking of razzle-dazzle...

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Your own initiative?

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Yeah.

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Impressive. Mind if I take one with me?

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No, please do. So about this mystery shopper...

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Independent assessor.

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I'll find out at the Council meeting later this week.

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-And we don't know if we passed?

-Time will tell.

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-That's order of service done, yeah?

-I'm still not sure about Ave Maria.

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Everyone loves a bit of Ave, don't they? Yes.

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I suppose.

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-So we've broke the back of it...

-I bet she won't come.

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Nancy.

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It's a long way.

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Yeah. I was going to ask her to...

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Oh, you know...

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Oh! What's the word?

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Officiate!

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That's Johnny's cup of tea, I'd have thought.

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-I thought he could walk me in.

-Why don't we take a little break?

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Cos I've got to just nip out for a second.

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You can have a nice lesbian tea, sort your nut out,

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and when I get back, we'll attack the rest of it.

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No, no, no, I'm worrying now.

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Cos there needs to be someone standing up there,

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-bringing it all together...

-We need muscle out here!

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-Mother, you like a bit of bunny, don't you?

-No, no, Mick...

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What you on about?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we need an MC for the old vow renewals.

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-No, hang on...

-It'll be lovely! I'll leave yous to sort out the details.

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-I've just...

-Mick, we need muscle out here!

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-Ow!

-What is going on?

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-What's going on here?

-I told you we needed help.

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He ain't moved that by himself, has he?

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No, Johnny's gone back down the bar,

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but I think Ted's ruptured something.

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No, I'll be all right in a minute, I just need to get my breath back.

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I'm 80, you know. And you look well on it.

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I'll sort this out later, I think.

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Oh, no, no! You're not leaving that there!

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Oh, come on, then. Come on!

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Right, what we'll do is I'll take the weight, you guide it, yeah?

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-I can help.

-No, no, you're all right, you're all right.

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-That's it, here we go.

-Mind the paint work!

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No, what do you care? We're moving out, ain't we?

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It's lodging on the wall, you see.

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Yeah, I can see that, Ted. I can see it, just...

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-It won't budge!

-It will!

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You should have gone sideways. That's what I was going to do.

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All right, all right, all right.

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Right, push it up towards me, yeah, all right?

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-Wait a minute!

-All right.

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It's not going anywhere, is it?

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MICK GRUNTS

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Is it safe to come in?

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Yeah, yeah. Just making some lunch.

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-Do you want some?

-No, thanks. I've eaten.

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-Where's Louie?

-Just having a little nap.

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I've not stopped all day. I've been looking at apartments.

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I've found this amazing one.

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Two bedroom, terrace apartment, mezzanine.

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-It's in the middle of this complex.

-Mm!

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It's got like a gym, cinema, bars, club, fantastic view.

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And I'm going to get us a cleaner,

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so we don't have to do any of the boring stuff.

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Can I get that in writing, please?

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Listen, I, erm...

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I spoke to Abi...

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Ah. I take it she wasn't pleased for us.

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Well, she hasn't done much recently that I'M pleased about.

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What about Ian?

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I was thinking, can we...?

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Can we just wait till after Christmas to tell Ian?

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-If you don't mind?

-Look, why put it off? I mean...

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Look, tell him he can visit whenever he wants.

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It's not exactly the other side of the world.

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You don't know what people round here are like.

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If you ain't got an East End postcode,

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then you might as well be in outer Mongolia.

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THEY CHUCKLE

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Look, Ian will be fine.

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He'll have to be.

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-Come here.

-Mm.

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All right?

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That's her phone, you stupid idiot!

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Mr Beale.

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You bring him into our house, after everything his family's done?

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His dad's kicked him out, Ian.

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Lauren and I can't help the way we feel about each other.

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Feel? Your family is incapable of feeling!

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This is Willmott-Brown. this is him twisting the knife.

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-It's nothing like that!

-Steven's not even cold in the ground. I...

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Or was this going on before that? Is that it?

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-You were at it with him behind Steven's back?

-No!

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Oh, no, cos you're not like that, are you?

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You wouldn't cheat on Steven with him,

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like you wouldn't cheat on Peter with Steven!

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I mean, is that why Peter turned to drink?

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Because one man is just not enough for you?

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I didn't have to come back here, Ian. I came back to make you happy.

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But you're never happy, are you?

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That's why you've lost everyone!

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With respect, Mr Beale,

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it's not Lauren you've got the problem with, it's me.

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I'm not my father. In fact, I'm nothing to do with him any more.

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Lauren and I can't help the fact that we've fallen in love.

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Really? You love each other?

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Yeah. Yeah, I love Lauren, and I'd do anything for her.

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And after everything Steven's done to her, and Peter,

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she's been through hell. You should be happy that she's found someone.

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Kathy is.

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-Oh!

-I told you to leave it, but you wouldn't listen!

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It's his old trouble. He ought to know better.

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-I'm fine.

-Well, good luck getting a doctor's appointment before 2018.

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Right, well that's two pints you owe us.

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-Right.

-You're not leaving it there!

-PHONE RINGS

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All right, let's get it over the Square.

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-No chance, mate.

-You're kidding!

-Hold up, I...

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Mick Carter.

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Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

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I know I let you down, it's just I...

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Yeah, of course I'm still in...

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It's just that something came up, and it was a family thing...

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Aidan?

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Aidan!

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You knew and you didn't tell me?

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Because I knew you'd react like this, that's why.

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-Yeah, and so should you!

-She was bound to move on sooner or later.

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Well, yeah. Personally, I can't wait for the wedding

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and the family photographs. I can't believe you're all right about this.

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Look, he's a bright caring young man

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who seems to have his head screwed on.

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And, more importantly, he really cares for Lauren.

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Like Luke did for Ben?

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What was it you said? "Like father, like son."

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Luke plotted with his dad.

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Josh didn't know anything about their plans.

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-And you believe that?

-I want to, I do.

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And, look, I can't say I'm over the moon about all this...

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..but I'm trying to move on, Ian.

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I'm really trying.

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Mum...

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A few days after it happened, your dad sat on the edge of the bed,

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and he said that we would never get over it.

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And he was right.

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He never did, and I didn't either.

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And it broke us in the end.

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And I have carried it...always.

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And don't forget, it happened to me twice. 14, Ian.

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It marked me. It marked me for a long time.

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And then it happened all over again!

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And I am not going to carry it any longer. I just can't.

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Lauren...

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She doesn't owe us anything.

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And if you keep pushing like you normally do,

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then she's going to walk away and take Louie with her.

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They could be together for years, you know, get married and have kids.

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I am not going to be the one to deny her that.

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Are you?

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I heard about Felix.

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Does that mean I can get my old pitch back?

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Already marked you down for it.

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Stop thinking about the mystery shopper.

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There's nothing you can do about it now.

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-No news is good news.

-If we don't pass, it'll be my fault.

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Means I don't motivate people enough.

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You did your best.

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Donna. Couldn't even get you to wear a T-shirt.

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That's because some idiot ordered 'em all in a size large.

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I'll alter mine at home and wear it tomorrow.

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There's no point, is there? It's not going to change the outcome.

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Just a waiting game now.

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If you want to motivate people, what about a Christmas party?

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I'm serious. You know, show 'em you can throw a great party.

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Get 'em all united.

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Go on, then.

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L, just give me a minute, yeah?

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You all right?

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You let me down, Mick.

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Yeah. I had a domestic.

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I had to make it a priority, but I'm still committed.

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What happens if you have a domestic on the day?

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I won't. On my life, I won't. I won't let you down.

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You know, I can't afford to.

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-What's your dad talking to him about?

-Dunno.

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There ain't no changes I need to know about, is there?

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Only one.

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What?

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You didn't need to get me a Christmas present.

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Not here. In private.

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I'll head off, then, if you're sure you're going to be all right.

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Yeah.

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I'll call you tonight.

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Thanks.

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I like what you said...

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..to Ian. Made me feel good.

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Hearing you say that you loved me.

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I do love you.

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I know.

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And, um...

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I, you know...

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Yeah, yeah, I know.

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I cannot wait for Glasgow.

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Me too.

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I just want us to have a fresh start.

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Away from here, away from Weylands...

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Ian can have a wonderful Christmas with Louie.

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You know, we'll do the stockings, presents...

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Then it's goodbye, Walford...

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..hello, Glasgow.

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Families, eh?

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Except they're not my family, are they?

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Not that mine are much better.

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You don't mean that. Your dad, he's...

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He's gone, and I'm glad.

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I don't ever want to see him again.

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