Fri, 29 Apr 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-I feel sorry for Stacey.

-We're out earning money

-while she has to babysit Nicky.

-You pay her, and if she'd

-kept her big mouth shut...

-..she'd be coming with us.

-I sometimes question

-why I'm still working there.

-We're packing stuff from sweatshops.

-You've got a job,

-money in your pocket.

-There's little Nicky to worry about.

-But I've promised.

-But I've promised.

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-Promised what?

-If Sara's receiving dodgy stuff...

-..it's important

-for me to support Stacey and Sheryl.

-Telcaro is exploiting children.

-No! Keep your nose out

-or you'll end up in trouble.

-Come on.

-How are you feeling?

-How are you feeling?

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-A lot better today.

-Have you been out?

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-Work.

-When are you going back?

-I thought you had a big job

-on a site in Cwrtmynach.

-I told them I'll be there

-on Tuesday morning.

-Good.

-Right, I fancy beans on toast.

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-Are you still on Volcano?

-Are you still on Volcano?

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-So what? I'm single.

-Are you serious,

-after what happened to me?

-You've got no right

-to look at my phone!

-Where is your sense?

-Where is your sense?

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-That's the difference between us.

-I know what I'm doing.

-I know what I'm doing.

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-Are you saying it was my fault?

-I didn't say that. I said...

-That I wasn't streetwise. Naive.

-Did I say "naive"?

-Did I say "naive"?

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-They haven't even been caught.

-I know, but you let this Tom

-lead you down a backstreet.

-I didn't. We met on that street.

-There was nothing dodgy about it.

-He didn't lead me anywhere.

-There weren't many people about.

-There weren't many people about.

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-He didn't lead me, OK?

-Don't make out that I'm stupid.

-Volcano should be closed down.

-It's a dodgy site.

-Do you know what, Tyler?

-You're the one who's naive

-for using it.

-Oh, good. You're here.

-Put them over there, on that table.

-Sara, they're here!

-Alright, girls?

-Very well, thanks. Aren't we, Vic?

-Check the inventory.

-Check the inventory.

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-Alright.

-They're from Telcaro.

-They're the same boxes.

-I'm calling Sheryl.

-I'm calling Sheryl.

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-Don't! Head down, keep packing.

-Vicky!

-Vicky!

-I need some help over here.

-# I should be so lucky

-# Lucky, lucky, lucky #

-It's nice to hear people singing.

-A happy workforce.

-Yeah!

-# I should be so lucky... #

-Hello. Come in.

-How are things? You've been busy.

-Quite busy.

-You've been difficult to contact.

-I've been away.

-Anywhere interesting?

-I went to Neyland.

-An old mate of mine has a shipyard.

-I wanted to talk to him

-about the boat.

-Come over to the table.

-I only have to re-heat

-the casserole.

-Anita, I don't want you

-to think that I'm ungrateful...

-..but I don't see

-you and me becoming an item.

-What do you mean?

-I found out that you and Colin

-have had a relationship.

-To be honest, I was disappointed

-that you didn't tell me.

-Well, it happened years ago...

-..and I don't have any feelings

-for him nowadays.

-It's more complicated than that.

-It's more complicated than that.

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-How?

-Colin and I have been getting on

-lately...

-..and I don't want

-to jeopardize that.

-I don't understand how

-our relationship would affect Colin.

-I'm concerned about his feelings.

-Sorry.

-How's it going? Is the salon busy?

-This week has been quite hectic.

-You know the idea we discussed

-earlier this week?

-What idea?

-Twinning with a village in Uganda.

-It's a very original idea.

-I looked online and I was surprised

-at how many villages do it.

-I looked online as well.

-Help yourself.

-Help yourself.

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-I'm alright, thanks.

-Have you made up your mind

-about Telcaro?

-Yes.

-I've broken all links with them.

-I thought you'd be pleased about it.

-I'm very pleased.

-Have you organized a new supplier?

-Yes, and they've sent stuff.

-The first delivery was this morning.

-Who is the new supplier?

-One of the ethical companies

-on the list you gave me.

-Their terms are great.

-Their terms are great.

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-Good.

-Do you know what I'd do now?

-Book a slot on Cwm FM

-to promote the idea.

-Hearing you talk about it would urge

-others to buy from ethical traders.

-No, I don't want to make a fuss.

-You're happy, I'm happy.

-That's all that matters.

-Hello, Anita! Are you looking

-forward to the weekend?

-What did you tell your father

-about me? I want a straight answer.

-Have you still got feelings for me?

-Is that what you told him? Is it?!

-It's not true.

-It's not true.

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-Hey, hey, hey, whoa now!

-Whoa! I don't know

-what you're talking about.

-You and the lies you've been

-telling your father about me.

-I haven't lied to him about you.

-You've said something

-because he came to see me to say...

-I haven't finished with you yet!

-OK?

-Yes.

-Yes, yes, fine.

-Have you got any plans

-for the Bank Holiday?

-Keep it quiet but I've planned

-a surprise for Sheryl.

-Have you? Nice.

-She just knows that she has to pack

-and we're leaving in the afternoon.

-Well, enjoy.

-I'm looking forward to having her

-to myself for a couple of days.

-Thanks for the coffee and the chat.

-I'm glad we sorted it out.

-So am I. See you.

-Hi, Jase.

-What was Sheryl doing here?

-What was Sheryl doing here?

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-Interfering, as she does.

-Telcaro. She's a real do-gooder.

-We're not receiving stuff

-from Telcaro now anyway.

-They're cheaper than anyone else.

-They're cheaper than anyone else.

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-There's a reason for that, Sara.

-That's what these are.

-That's what these are.

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-What?!

-Oh, Sara!

-What have you done?

-No, no way. They're all going back.

-It's a large order.

-It's a large order.

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-They have a terrible reputation!

-But we're making a decent profit.

-But we're making a decent profit.

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-You're playing with fire.

-What's more important? Sending

-them back or banking the money?

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-She was all over the place.

-I couldn't make head nor tail

-of it. What on earth is going on?

-Why are you so angry?

-Why are you so angry?

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-I'm not angry.

-I just don't understand

-what your game is.

-It's not a game.

-It's not a game.

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-So what is it?

-Is something going on between you?

-Obviously!

-Anita came here for a meal

-last week.

-I'm quite fond of her.

-And...

-And...

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-And what?

-We kissed.

-Instead of coming here to shout

-at me, you should be thanking me.

-For what?

-For doing you a favour.

-How is you kissing Anita

-doing me a favour?

-That's gobbledegook!

-That's gobbledegook!

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-Because Anita and you were an item.

-Have you talked to her about me?

-Yes.

-I was concerned about your feelings.

-Anita means nothing to me.

-Even if she did, you have no right

-to treat me like a child!

-Who the hell do you think you are?!

-Great.

-Thanks for getting back to me.

-I was wondering about the order...

-Vicky!

-It's the same stuff.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

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-Phoning Sheryl.

-Not a word!

-I have to call her. Sara fooled her.

-Alright, girls?

-Very happy.

-Everything's hunky-dory.

-Thanks for the hard work, girls.

-Jason and I really appreciate it.

-Thanks for the work.

-There's one other thing.

-We've had another delivery today...

-We need to shift this stuff

-as soon as possible...

-..because there are specific orders

-for them.

-Is there any chance you can come in

-on Bank Holiday Monday?

-Well,

-I was going to take Nicky swimming.

-I know I'm asking a lot

-but I'm willing to pay you a bonus.

-A substantial bonus.

-A substantial bonus.

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-Now you're talking! What time?

-The same working hours.

-Count me in.

-Of course she'll come in.

-I've got a lot...

-I've got a lot...

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-Don't worry, Sara.

-Vicky and I will be here on Monday

-morning. You can count on us.

-Great. Enjoy your weekend.

-Ta-ra.

-So we're working on Monday, are we?

-So we're working on Monday, are we?

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-Yes, or we'll never finish.

-Finish what?

-Finish what?

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-Packing.

-We've had this conversation.

-Don't you remember?

-The Telcaro stuff is going back.

-No, it's being packed on Monday.

-After you despatch them

-on Tuesday...

-..there won't be

-any Telcaro stock here...

-..so there won't be any evidence.

-You're only doing this to afford

-a posh house in the country.

-Yes. For us, Jason.

-But not like this.

-If you want big bucks,

-let me go and work in Australia.

-It would only be for a short while.

-No, I want you here with me.

-OK, fine.

-But on one condition, Sara.

-I can't spell it out any clearer.

-After Monday...

-..no more Telcaro.

-Alright?

-Promise?

-Say you promise, Sara.

-Say you promise, Sara.

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-I promise.

-Good. Thanks.

-Hiya.

-Um, do you want a cuppa?

-Tyler.

-About earlier, at lunchtime...

-..I've been feeling terrible.

-Yes, so have I.

-No, it was my fault.

-I stuck my nose in

-where I had no right and...

-..I'm sorry.

-I'm sorry too.

-I was...

-Sometimes we say something stupid

-and then cringe.

-Beans on toast?

-Yes, please.

-I was very lucky.

-Someone must have pulled out

-or I'd have had no chance.

-A boutique hotel by the sea.

-A boutique hotel by the sea.

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-I haven't been to Tenby for years.

-Another?

-No, thanks. I'm driving.

-I'm looking forward to sharing

-a bottle with Sheryl too.

-I haven't seen much of her

-between the salon and Awyr Iach.

-Bring out the bunting, boys.

-The weekend starts now.

-Whatever they're having.

-Whatever they're having.

-

-Not for me, thank you.

-A pint for Sam

-and a whisky chaser...

-..and a pint of lager for me

-with a double whisky chaser.

-And a packet of nuts.

-And a packet of nuts.

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-Dol, I've got work to do.

-So what?

-I'm working on Monday too.

-But we've got until Sunday night.

-Don't be a misery guts.

-It's Friday!

-The lady's buying you a drink.

-Hiya, Col. A drink on me?

-Sorry about earlier.

-I shouldn't have shouted at you.

-It was my fault too.

-I didn't want to hurt you.

-No, I understand that now.

-Hey, you two, over here!

-Help with the drinks.

-Oh, hiya.

-You know, I'm glad

-the weekend is here at last.

-Yes, we all deserve a break.

-Well, some of us

-still have to work on Monday.

-So you must be very busy.

-There's plenty to do.

-We've had a new delivery.

-Yes, Sheryl said

-you had changed supplier.

-It's a lot better than the last one.

-Good. That deserves a drink.

-A G&T, please.

-A G&T, please.

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-And a lager top, please.

-Did I see you on the bike

-this morning?

-Oh, yes. I cycled about 12 miles.

-Did you? Fair play.

-Hey, do you know what?

-We should start going out

-together regularly.

-On the bikes!

-I thought you'd be too busy

-with all this work.

-Well, things should be quieter

-after Tuesday.

-Sara has been

-lying through her teeth to you.

-The delivery that came in today.

-All the stuff has come from Telcaro.

-Are you sure, Vicky?

-Are you sure, Vicky?

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-She thinks we're stupid.

-OK, she's had her chance.

-Enough is enough.

-Well, what are we going to do?

-Don't go to work on Monday.

-Don't go to work on Monday.

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-But I gave her my word.

-Sara gave me her word too, but it

-seems that her word means nothing.

-OK, we'll talk to Stacey first...

-..then we'll decide what to do

-on Monday.

-I'll phone you. Thanks, Vicky.

-Down it goes!

-Dol,

-we're on the third pint already.

-Right,

-here's what we're doing tonight.

-A couple here, then Swansea...

-..a bit of a crawl,

-clubbing, a kebab...

-..and then a taxi to Maes-y-Deri

-for a...

-What's "nightcap" in Welsh?

-Nightcap?

-But we'll be hammered!

-I was about to phone you.

-Have you packed? Are you ready?

-What?

-What?

-

-I can't go.

-Why?! Is this something to do

-with Awyr Iach again?

-We're going so you can forget it.

-I know that,

-but I have to be here on Monday.

-So we could stay until Sunday.

-So we could stay until Sunday.

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-No, I can't.

-There's stuff to do.

-There's stuff to do.

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-Can't you change your plans?

-Which is more important,

-Awyr Iach or me?

-You, of course.

-You, of course.

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-It doesn't sound like it.

-We can sort this out now.

-We can sort this out now.

-

-No!

-I'll sort the problem out on Monday.

-Then we'll go away, I promise.

-Three pints and three chasers

-and another packet of peanuts.

-Hey, as it's Bank Holiday,

-put one in the bank for yourself.

-Someone's celebrating.

-Hey,

-it's going to be a biggy tonight.

-I can feel it in my bones.

-There's something else too...

-..if you promise to keep shtum,

-like.

-He, the captain...

-It's going very shipshape.

-What?!

-Him and me.

-I'm in there, big time.

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