Fri, 09 Dec 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-I don't understand this.

-I placed an order earlier this week

-and it hasn't been delivered.

-I've sent emails.

-Have you checked the back?

-It's where deliveries usually go.

-It's for Awyr Iach.

-It's for Awyr Iach.

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-Awyr... Good grief!

-We've only just opened

-and you're moonlighting!

-I'll phone them.

-That's it. I might as well

-run the show on my own!

-You and Jim

-have turned your backs on me.

-Don't blow a gasket.

-Why don't you ask Anita

-to sort it out?

-Anita's got enough on her plate

-this week.

-The Good Samaritan!

-It's easier if I sort it out myself.

-Good morning.

-The front door hasn't been touched.

-Yes, well, it needed a coat

-of paint to be honest...

-..and you've done a good job.

-Change.

-Oh, thanks.

-Right, then.

-I have to go in to work for a while.

-Are you going to be alright

-here on your own?

-Yes, of course.

-I'm used to being on my own.

-I've neglected paperwork for

-Awyr Iach and the units this week.

-Off you go. I think I'll go out

-as well to look for a job.

-I hate sitting here doing nothing.

-Are you sure because you're only

-going to be here a few weeks?

-You don't have to worry. I intend

-to find somewhere else to live.

-There's no rush.

-I want to pay for my keep as well.

-I can't even afford a pint of milk!

-I know you're busy Mam,

-but I'm up to my eyes as well.

-Hey, alright, alright. I'll be

-over as soon as I can. Ta-ra.

-What are you doing? Leave that.

-I'll do that for you.

-I can do it myself,

-thank you very much.

-There we are. See?

-I haven't fainted.

-That's why I'm coming

-back to work today.

-There's no point coming back

-on a Friday.

-Why not? It's a work day

-and you have to go to APD...

-Dai needs help to shift something.

-It'll only take a minute.

-Anyway, you have to write

-the Christmas cards.

-I did them yesterday.

-Right, well,

-they still need posting.

-Especially the ones to Australia.

-Don't you want me

-to come back to work or what?

-I'm worried

-you're coming back too soon.

-I don't want you to be ill again.

-I don't like being here on my own.

-I want to be with you.

-Right, OK.

-Look, I'll tell you what I'll do.

-I'll bring some paperwork back here

-for you to do.

-If you still feel alright

-after the weekend...

-..come back to work on Monday.

-Take it slowly. See how it goes.

-You worry too much.

-That's the effect you have on me.

-Crikey Moses! Nothing's being done

-properly in this place now!

-Diane!

-Diane!

-What's wrong now?!

-Why didn't you tell the bloke

-to leave these in the usual place?

-I was busy!

-Awyr Iach's deliveries are more

-important than APD's deliveries!

-The sooner Jim's back, the better.

-I've promised Eileen we won't

-consider buying Jim's share...

-..until the new year at least, to

-give him the chance to reconsider.

-I need someone to help me now!

-I need someone to help me now!

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-So my timing's just right.

-I need a job and you need help.

-We're not that desperate.

-Shall I take these in for you?

-Shall I take these in for you?

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-Don't you touch those, alright?

-Right, I'm here.

-I asked Jason to help.

-There we are.

-Surplus to requirements.

-I'll take this in.

-I'll take this in.

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-Leave it!

-What are you doing, Dai?

-Look what you've done now!

-Look what you've done now!

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-I was only trying to help.

-We don't need help from jailbirds

-here, so go back to Alcatraz!

-And we never want to see you

-anywhere near this place again!

-At last. Where have you been?

-I've only just had a text from Dani.

-Busy with the panto, is she?

-You'd think it was in the Grand

-Pavilion, with all the fuss.

-What's happened here?

-It fell last night. There's a beer

-delivery to sort out in the cellar.

-Go and change the barrels, love.

-Do you know where the cellar is?

-I've never changed barrels.

-You have worked in a pub before,

-I hope.

-Only behind the bar.

-Great. I'll have to

-sort it out myself then.

-You do know how to put

-beer mats out, I hope.

-I ordered 500 gilets

-several days ago...

-..and they still

-haven't been delivered.

-I've lost count of the number

-of messages I've left you.

-If you could get back to me

-as soon as possible...

-..I'd very much appreciate it,

-thank you.

-Jason hasn't gone out

-to lunch already?

-He's helping Dai.

-Still? He was supposed

-to bring me some paperwork.

-There's no need.

-It's all in order.

-There must be something.

-I've been sorting things out

-all morning.

-I see. Jason's begged you

-not to give me anything, hasn't he?

-Not at all.

-I just don't want you to stress.

-Don't you start. I'm not stressed!

-Well, I wasn't until just now.

-It's only a fortnight

-since you fainted.

-And I've been fine since then.

-Because you've rested. You may

-as well wait until the new year.

-I'm coming back on Monday

-and that's the end of it.

-Thank you, Dai.

-Thank you, Dai.

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-No problem.

-Just tell Dani not to put

-as many trimmings up next time.

-Get these two a pint, Mathew.

-An early Christmas gift.

-Thanks. If you insist.

-Thanks. If you insist.

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-Not for me. I'm fine, thanks.

-Come on. You can't turn down

-a free pint.

-I promised to take something over

-to Sara and completely forgot.

-A half then. And by the way,

-thanks for your help.

-I don't know why you won't give

-Kevin a chance. You need someone.

-What Kevin did to Sheryl

-is unforgivable...

-..and he lied to your mother.

-That's more cloudy than the

-top of the Black Mountains!

-It'll be the new year

-by the time that settles!

-Listen, it's free.

-I can see why now!

-I can see why now!

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-Did you wash the taps and pipes?

-You didn't tell me that.

-We always wash them

-after changing a barrel.

-Pour Dai a pint of Cwrw Gaeaf

-instead. Sorry.

-Thanks. It can't be worse

-than this cloudy beer.

-Is she always like this?

-Just because Dani gave me a job

-without asking her first.

-It's a stressful time for her.

-It's a stressful time for her.

-

-Yes. Her son's in prison.

-Still, it's no excuse

-for treating your staff like dirt.

-Come on. Where's that pint?

-Come on. Where's that pint?

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-I'm doing it now.

-Listen, Mathew,

-if I ask you to do something...

-..I expect you to do it

-straight away.

-If you don't sort those pipes out

-quickly, you'll be out of a job.

-Do you understand?

-Diane, can I have a word with you?

-Kevin sent you over to complain,

-did he?

-About what?

-We refused to give him a job at APD.

-Don't try and change my mind.

-No, that's not why I'm here.

-TELEPHONE

-Excuse me.

-Hello.

-I haven't got time

-to take part in any survey.

-And I don't want you

-to ring me back later. Bye-bye.

-Look. I've printed this out.

-The business units' bank account.

-Yes?

-A whole month's rent has been

-transferred back to Awyr Iach.

-It's a mistake.

-It's there in black and white.

-1,500 this morning.

-Weird.

-Didn't you do it then?

-Well, someone's hacked

-into the account.

-I'll have to phone the bank.

-No. Don't do that.

-It's a serious matter.

-The business units

-are our responsibility.

-Look, I, um...

-I've been working on accounts for

-Awyr Iach and the units today...

-..and on top of that I have

-to keep an eye on APD.

-It's not easy without Jim.

-I'm up to my eyes, Anita.

-I don't understand.

-What are you trying to say?

-I may have made a mistake.

-Right, well, we can go

-through the figures together.

-There's no need.

-It's no problem. It's easy to make

-a mistake when you're busy.

-You're the one who's too busy.

-What do you mean?

-Giving shelter to a rapist.

-I'll sort it out myself.

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-Yes, I'll tell her now.

-Lovely. Thanks. Ta-ra.

-What now again?

-That was your husband.

-What?

-Colin. He's working late tonight.

-Colin. He's working late tonight.

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-And I needed him here.

-I could work another shift for you.

-Have you washed those pipes yet?

-Have you washed those pipes yet?

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-Yes, and the beer looks great.

-Right.

-Colin isn't my husband, by the way.

-I lost my husband years ago.

-Sorry. I had no idea.

-I can't do anything right today.

-I can't do anything right today.

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-You weren't to know, I suppose.

-Was he Chester's father?

-Was he Chester's father?

-

-Yes.

-Maybe if Teg was still around,

-he wouldn't have gone off the rails.

-My father's not around either.

-I'm sorry to hear that.

-I'm sorry to hear that.

-

-What I mean is...

-It's not easy losing a parent.

-No.

-I miss him terribly.

-Oh, well, that looks better.

-So, am I still going

-to get the sack?

-I need someone behind the bar.

-She was behaving

-as if she had something to hide.

-She was the same with me.

-She was the same with me.

-

-You're imagining it.

-I hope she's not in

-financial trouble.

-Has she stolen any money?

-Look, she just took too much

-work on, that's all.

-I've offered to help.

-So have I. She flatly refused.

-I'm very grateful to you

-for coming over to tell us.

-I'm sure there's

-a simple explanation.

-I'm worried about her.

-I know and I'm grateful.

-I'll go over and have

-a word with her.

-Kevin. Alright?

-How are you?

-Have you asked in the Deri

-if there's any work available?

-No. What's the point?

-I don't think Britt's very happy

-with the barman they've got.

-Tell me more.

-Ask her. You never know.

-Yes. Thanks, mate.

-No problem.

-Here you go.

-Thanks. I thought I'd left it here.

-You've lost the bubble.

-You've lost the bubble.

-

-What bubble now?

-The bubble in the spirit level.

-It's gone.

-Very good. I was a welder's

-apprentice. I know all the jokes.

-You got sent out

-to buy sky hooks then.

-Yes. And a glass hammer,

-rubber nails...

-A tin of elbow grease.

-Yes!

-What does he want again?

-I don't want any more trouble

-like the other day.

-Debbie was causing trouble, not me.

-Anyway, I was thinking, if you're

-looking for staff over Christmas...

-I don't need staff.

-Come on. I'm used to working here.

-All you did when you were here

-was send Meic to an early grave.

-You're not perfect so shut up.

-We all make mistakes.

-We all make mistakes.

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-Mistakes?

-Oh, I see. That's what you call

-raping an innocent girl, is it?

-Hey.

-Is it OK with you

-if I have something to eat?

-Come on.

-Anita said

-your behaviour was strange.

-Sara's upset.

-Is she alright?

-Is she alright?

-

-They're concerned about you.

-Mam, just tell me.

-I feel so ashamed.

-I'm afraid I've, um...

-..ruined the business.

-What?

-I sent an order in for gilets.

-500 of them.

-I was trying to save

-Awyr Iach money.

-It was a real bargain.

-But it was a fake company.

-It doesn't exist.

-Right.

-How much did you pay?

-How much did you pay?

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-I've tried to get the money back.

-But they won't answer the phone

-or my emails.

-Mam.

-How much?

-I spent 1,500.

-Right.

-And 1,500 has been moved

-from the business units' account.

-I panicked and tried

-to balance the books and...

-I've really messed up.

-Right, Mam. Listen to me.

-This isn't going to sink Awyr Iach.

-We've got insurance so...

-Does it cover things like this?

-Does it cover things like this?

-

-Well, I'll check.

-But it's not the end of the world,

-honestly.

-All you need to do is move that rent

-money back into the units' account.

-And tell Anita

-there's been a misunderstanding.

-But there's not enough money

-in the coffers.

-I paid in a few cheques yesterday.

-And we've had a new order

-this morning.

-It's more than enough to cover it,

-alright?

-Panic over.

-I was still tricked.

-I don't know what Anita will say.

-Or Sara.

-They'll think I'm a real fool.

-They don't have to know everything,

-do they?

-Thanks, love.

-It might be an idea...

-..to leave the ordering

-to Sara and me from now on.

-And no more moving money around

-on the QT.

-I don't know how I was so stupid.

-A senior moment, maybe?!

-A senior moment, maybe?!

-

-Do you think so?

-Joke, Mam.

-You're doing too much, aren't you?

-Right, come on. It's cold.

-Right, forget the food.

-I'll have a pint of lager.

-Please?

-It's the season of goodwill,

-isn't it?

-As long as there's no trouble.

-The last thing I want

-is to go back behind that big wall.

-Is that a better pint, Dai?

-Is that a better pint, Dai?

-

-The beer's fine now.

-Which is more than I can say

-for the clientele.

-She was trying to pay the rent,

-not move it back.

-Yes, but if she's

-so scatterbrained...

-..she's not fit to do the job.

-It was a blip.

-Any luck?

-I was lucky to get a pint here.

-Let me get this one for you.

-Thanks. I'll buy you one back

-once I get a job.

-I've transferred the rent money

-back to the units' account.

-Well, I don't understand why

-you moved it in the first place.

-Oh...

-My mind's all over the shop.

-Yes. You do look tired.

-Jason probably thinks

-I'm too old to work.

-What? Nonsense.

-I didn't used to make

-silly mistakes like that.

-Sorry for taking it out on you.

-Don't worry about it.

-There's a nasty smell at the bar.

-It turns my stomach,

-to be honest with you, Anita.

-I hear that APD turned you down.

-Yes. And so did this place.

-Come on now.

-You were lucky to be served.

-Come on Britt.

-You'll be glad when people give

-Chester a chance when he comes out.

-You can't compare Chester

-with what he did to Sheryl.

-Anita, please. Don't. It's alright.

-No, it's not alright.

-Nobody in this village

-is perfect, are they?

-Everyone has done things

-they regret.

-Do you know what?

-You're spot on, Anita.

-But some things are worse

-than others.

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