Fri, 18 Dec 2015 Pobol y Cwm

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-I love all the sparkles

-at this time of the year.

-Everything looks so pretty.

-Yes, until you get a card

-full of glitter.

-What?

-It was Wil's idea of a joke,

-I think.

-He sent a home-made card

-through the post.

-I opened it excitedly,

-pulled it out of the envelope...

-..and got showered in glitter!

-It went everywhere

-and I'd just hoovered.

-It wasn't funny at the time,

-I can tell you.

-I don't think he made it either.

-I think Katie's

-just trying to fill time...

-..during her maternity leave.

-How she has time to make cards,

-I don't know.

-She has to look after Darren,

-Wil, Alice and the baby!

-Excuse me a minute.

-Why didn't you stop me?

-I tried.

-I tried.

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-I should go after her.

-I'd say you've done enough.

-Anyway, the bus is leaving

-in ten minutes.

-We can't just leave, can we?

-Staying here won't change anything.

-I think she needs

-a bit of space and time.

-Shouldn't you be at school?

-Inset day.

-It's none of your business anyway.

-It is

-if you want work experience here.

-Sorry, what?

-Sorry, what?

-

-Just over the holidays.

-The garage is a dangerous place.

-It's no place for a child.

-Do I have to remind you

-that you could have died?

-That was an accident.

-Exactly. It's a dangerous place.

-Exactly. It's a dangerous place.

-

-Alright, alright.

-We'll see how things go today.

-We'll see how things go today.

-

-Yes!

-But you have to stay here

-and help me with the research.

-You're not going near the equipment.

-I'm really not happy about this.

-I'm really not happy about this.

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-Come with me.

-He just wants a break from Sion

-over the holidays.

-You can't blame him, can you?

-I don't care.

-The boy's a liability.

-Boss. Employee.

-Do what I tell you.

-Darren? Hiya.

-Yes, things are fine here.

-Things are great, actually.

-Listen, I've been thinking.

-Why don't I fly out

-and spend Christmas with you?

-Skiing?

-Wow.

-Of course I understand.

-I'm sure Wil's excited.

-Yes, I'm fine. Honest.

-Easter?

-We'll see.

-A customer's just walked in.

-I'd better go.

-I'll speak to you again.

-Ta-ra.

-Oh, look at these!

-What's wrong with everyone today?

-They're celebrating Black Friday.

-I just wanted to do some

-Christmas shopping and have a meal.

-You do remember

-how to enjoy yourself, do you?

-There wasn't any nonsense

-like this when I was young.

-Better late than never.

-Better late than never.

-

-What are you doing here?

-I'm dragging you out for some fun.

-Oh, no.

-Oh, no.

-

-Oh, yes!

-I'm not in the mood.

-I'm not in the mood.

-

-You never are.

-You haven't got a Christmas do,

-so you're coming out with us.

-Don't look at me.

-It was Kelly's idea.

-Come on.

-One drink, alright.

-One drink, alright.

-

-One drink, yes.

-Then I'm finishing my shopping...

-..and catching the bus home

-by teatime.

-One drink!

-Come on. One drink.

-Back to the office, you.

-You can't tell me what to do.

-OK.

-Why don't you go to the cafe

-to get us coffees?

-Take money from petty cash,

-if you want.

-No.

-I'm not asking, I'm telling you.

-Go and get coffees.

-I'm not your servant.

-Don't you understand

-what work experience is?

-Yes, but Uncle Gar's the boss,

-you're the worker...

-..and I'm the boss's nephew.

-So, you fetch the coffees,

-there's a good boy.

-Don't play games with me, Chester.

-You won't get the better of me.

-Sheryl?

-Sheryl? Are you in there?

-I'm in a bit of a hurry. There's

-a pint waiting for me in Y Deri.

-Are you alright?

-Have you fallen or something?

-I'm here buy one of those

-treatment packages you do.

-A Christmas present for Diane.

-Come on. Christmas is coming.

-Do you want me to fetch Hywel?

-No, he's gone away.

-Um...

-Listen, Sheryl. You've landed

-with the wrong bloke here now.

-I could buy you a coffee

-in Y Deri, if you want.

-I've done something terrible, Dai.

-I stole a little baby.

-Right.

-Right, um...

-Where is this baby at the moment?

-I took him back.

-It was wrong.

-Causing someone else the same pain.

-Causing someone else the same pain.

-

-Quite. Well done.

-What am I going to do, Dai?

-I can't carry on like this.

-I'll go and get Dani.

-I'll go and get Dani.

-

-No.

-No, just...

-..stay here with me for a while.

-Right.

-Here we are, girls.

-Alright?

-What happened to the one drink?!

-It was two for the price of one.

-And it was rude not to, wasn't it?

-No, just...

-There's someone over there

-who keeps looking over here.

-You're not going to try

-and set me up again, are you?

-He's got a nice shirt on.

-He's got a nice shirt on.

-

-So?

-You know what they say

-about men in nice shirts?

-Aye, they're boring creeps

-who are only looking for...

-Hiya. Yoo-hoo!

-She actually yoo-hooed him. Great!

-He's coming over.

-He's quite a dish.

-He's quite a dish.

-

-He might be an exception.

-Say anything embarrassing

-and I'm divorcing you.

-When have I ever embarrassed you?

-When have I ever embarrassed you?

-

-Never, I'll bet.

-Oh, you speak Welsh.

-You don't look the type

-to speak Welsh.

-Why?

-The shirt. We're not used to men

-wearing nice shirts in Cwmderi.

-You're from Cwmderi?

-Look, everyone knows you've had

-a very difficult time lately...

-..but you have to stop

-feeling sorry for yourself.

-You have to move on.

-It will be spring in no time.

-Yes, everything will be fine then,

-won't it?!

-You have no idea how I feel, Dai.

-You have no idea...

-..because you've never had

-a child to lose, have you?

-If you want to pick a fight

-with someone...

-..go and find Debbie Collins.

-You have no right to hurt someone...

-..just because

-it makes you feel better.

-Forget the beauty package treatment.

-I'll find Diane

-another Christmas present.

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-Hey!

-What do you think you're doing?

-What do you think you're doing?

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-It was a joke.

-You're distracting a mechanic

-while he's doing a dangerous job.

-Sorry is the word, Chester.

-Sorry.

-What?

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

-

-What's wrong with you?

-Thanks for that, Iols.

-He's been winding me up all day.

-Hey, do they know any more

-about that vandalism?

-Wiliam said they've closed the file

-because of a lack of evidence.

-But they're pretty sure

-that local boys were responsible.

-I see.

-Youngsters these days...

-..if only they were as innocent

-as we were.

-I'm in London most of the week...

-..but whenever I get the chance,

-I'm back like a shot.

-The high life of Swansea!

-The high life of Swansea!

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-It's heaven.

-A morning jog on the beach,

-ice cream in the afternoon.

-You don't have to worry about

-getting a taxi home tonight.

-If I was stuck, I could get

-a company driver to pick me up.

-One of the perks.

-What other perks do you get then?

-There are plenty,

-but they don't appeal to me.

-I prefer the simple life.

-A morning jog on the beach...

-A morning jog on the beach...

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-Ice cream in the afternoon.

-How about you then?

-Yes, my life is simple too,

-but not through choice.

-Don't listen to her!

-Kelly's a journalist.

-Reporter.

-With the potential to go far.

-I prefer it around here. I like

-going for a jog sometimes too.

-Do you?

-Do you?

-

-Yeah.

-I've seen Kelly out running.

-No-one told me.

-I did that 5K, remember?

-Did you?

-Yes. To raise money.

-Oh, to raise money!

-I forgot about that.

-Yes, you did.

-You came second, didn't you?

-Wow. Maybe we could go

-for a jog one morning.

-Yeah, maybe.

-But I do like too many of these,

-mind you.

-Champagne, ladies?

-Well, thank you, as you've offered.

-Sorry, Jim. I got caught up.

-I've just come out of the shower.

-I'll see you in a minute, OK?

-There we go.

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-Yes?

-A voucher for Diane.

-It's top of the range,

-to be used within six months.

-Come in.

-I'll settle up with you now.

-No, there's no need.

-I just wanted to say

-that you were right, Dai.

-I had no right

-to take it out on you.

-Had you always wanted children?

-I never considered it.

-I just assumed you never wanted any.

-But it's a personal matter.

-I shouldn't have stuck my nose in.

-Alys, my first wife...

-..had three miscarriages...

-..before Martha was born.

-Martha was perfect.

-Just that she...

-..wasn't breathing.

-Two days before Christmas...

-..1981.

-You know what I said

-about time healing everything?

-That's not quite true.

-If I was a copper,

-you'd be my number one suspect.

-The vandalism of the boiler

-at the school.

-Shut up.

-You had access to the spanners.

-You must have a grudge

-against one of the teachers.

-If you carry on,

-I'll put you under a patio.

-Hey, what sort of a bully

-picks on a schoolboy?

-Say what you like,

-you can sack me if you want...

-..but there's no way

-I'm working here with him.

-You can afford to lose your job

-before Christmas?

-This idiot is dangerous.

-Ask Iolo.

-He caught him

-throwing things at me.

-Distracting me

-while I was under a car.

-He's exaggerating.

-Is this how you thank me...

-..for giving you a chance?

-Go.

-Are you serious?

-Are you serious?

-

-Go!

-Thanks, Gar. I appreciate that.

-Touch my nephew one more time...

-..and I'll find a patio

-to bury you under, understand?

-There you go.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Surely the boss

-doesn't want you to work today.

-Unfortunately, Saudi clients

-don't celebrate like us.

-You carry on.

-Vicky?

-Dewi, sorry for being a bit cheeky.

-Please, don't apologize.

-The client I had has cancelled.

-I remember you saying

-you had something on.

-Do you think

-he has to go back to work?

-That would be just our luck.

-At least he's bought us champagne.

-Sorry, ladies,

-the party's over for me.

-I have to rescue a deal in Bristol.

-That's a shame.

-That's a shame.

-

-Oh, yes.

-It was nice to meet you,

-especially you, Kelly.

-Maybe I can leave you my card.

-Oh, yeah.

-Sorry, I don't have any.

-Don't worry, you can email Kelly

-at the Western Post.

-Yes, I will.

-Hopefully,

-I'll see you again, ladies.

-Merry Christmas.

-Merry Christmas!

-Merry Christmas.

-Sorry, Kelly.

-Story of my life, Auntie Anita.

-Cheers!

-You were right

-to let Wil go, Sheryl.

-Letting someone go doesn't make them

-mean any less in here.

-How do you carry on, Dai?

-You learn how to avoid things.

-You can't avoid Christmas, can you?

-I told Diane a while ago now

-that my uncle died on Christmas Day.

-She swallowed that.

-It does help

-that people think I can be a clown.

-Thanks, Dai.

-Things will get better, believe me.

-TEXT ALERT

-Jim again, probably.

-No, Diane.

-She wants me to call at the salon...

-..because Anita's worried about you.

-My specs are upstairs. Text her

-back and tell her I'm on my way.

-Do you want me to say you came over

-and saw that I was upset?

-No, don't do that.

-We don't have to say everything...

-..to anyone.

-You go on about family loyalty

-and then side with Gethin.

-I have to side with the staff.

-You're a hypocrite.

-And you have a lot to learn.

-Fair play...

-..you made an effort

-to make your mark, and I like that.

-For the first time,

-I saw someone I could work with.

-We're similar, you and I.

-We know how to find the weakness

-in people...

-..and with a bit of training...

-..we could be a good team.

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