Mon, 12 Feb 2018 Pobol y Cwm

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-Ssh, come on now.

-Hey.

-The delivery needs a signature.

-Um, well,

-I was going to have a lie-down.

-She was up all night, so...

-That's not my fault.

-The bloke isn't going

-to wait all day. Hurry up.

-You're Dadi's sweetheart,

-aren't you?

-And no chip shop today,

-do you hear?

-Yes. Come straight back, OK?

-Yes. Come straight back, OK?

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-Yes, well, that was my fault.

-Listen to what DJ tells you now.

-Listen to what DJ tells you now.

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-Mam, I'm almost an adult.

-He drove quite well the other day,

-fair play to him.

-Young men have more car accidents

-than anyone else.

-Mam, chill! OK?

-You heard DJ. I'm class.

-Of course you are!

-Don't worry, Britt.

-I'll look after him.

-He's still my baby, you see.

-He's still my baby, you see.

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-Mam!

-It's a big step for them,

-learning to drive.

-Sorry, Jim. I wasn't thinking.

-Quite right. It's nice to see them

-enjoying themselves.

-What are you doing here?

-You're supposed to be working.

-I've got a right to have a break.

-Workers' rights.

-Workers' rights indeed! You won't

-have those once we leave the EU!

-I'm coming as fast as I can.

-I'm coming as fast as I can.

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-You should employ more workers.

-If we don't finish

-this job on time...

-..we won't be able to employ Jim,

-never mind more workers.

-If we had extra workers

-we'd do the job in half the time.

-Exactly. But you always know best,

-don't you?

-Listen, take as long a break

-as you want. Don't listen to him.

-No. It's alright.

-The milk in this tea

-has soured all of a sudden.

-Don't move those. They're much

-too heavy. I'll do it later.

-Are you sure?

-Yes. You've been up all night.

-Yes. You've been up all night.

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-OK.

-Are you going to tell me

-what's going on?

-There's nothing to say.

-Where did you go? Gwern couldn't

-understand what was going on.

-That's why I came back.

-I didn't want to hurt him.

-Are you going to stay?

-Of course I am.

-I've got a business to run.

-Good.

-Good.

-What about...

-What about her?

-Is she staying as well?

-Is she staying as well?

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-Why not?

-So you've forgiven her, have you?

-Life's too short to bear a grudge.

-There we are. You know best.

-BUZZER

-Hello?

-Yes, come up.

-Hey.

-Hey.

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-Hiya.

-I was thinking,

-if you wanted to...

-Sorry, you're busy.

-Hey, tattoos. Cool.

-Home-made tattoos.

-Are you going to do one yourself?

-One of my friends

-gave herself tattoo.

-It was supposed to be a rifle but

-it looked more like a caterpillar!

-It was infected so he had it

-removed by laser in the end.

-It cost him a fortune.

-At least it'll look different.

-Well, if you want a new look,

-you could always get a piercing.

-There are heaps of different ones.

-I saw a really cool one

-the other day.

-Look.

-That's nice.

-It would suit you.

-Really?

-Yes. If you don't like it

-you can just pull it out.

-It's easier than a laser!

-Coffee, please. Thanks.

-Here you are.

-A bottle of milk, please.

-They've run out in the shop.

-You're still here, are you?

-I've got every right.

-I haven't done anything wrong.

-Apart from cause trouble.

-I didn't start it.

-Tell that to Garry. Thanks, love.

-Good grief, it's getting more

-like mafia wives here every day.

-Have you finished

-with that newspaper?

-Yes.

-You're intending

-to stay around here, are you?

-If I can find a job.

-Haven't you cleared those yet?

-The customers will trip over them.

-But you said...

-But you said...

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-Sorry to interrupt.

-A little something for the baby.

-Thanks, Diane.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

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-Yes.

-Carol was up all night

-so I'm a bit...

-You shouldn't be working.

-When the baby sleeps, the mother

-should sleep. That's the rule.

-That's what I said to her,

-but you know Dani.

-She won't listen.

-Can I go up and see her?

-Um, well...

-I won't wake her.

-Of course. Thanks, Diane.

-I've been trying to get Dani

-to go and have a cuppa for a while.

-So there we are.

-You heard the boss. Come on.

-She's in the cot over there.

-She's a sweetie.

-She's so beautiful.

-I won't disturb her.

-Go and sit down.

-I'll make us a cuppa.

-No, it's fine.

-No, it's fine.

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-Sit down. I'll find everything.

-You should be in bed.

-There's a lot to do, you know.

-And is Garry doing his share?

-Yes. Yes, he's great with her.

-And how is he with you?

-It's none of my business, I know.

-But Garry doesn't forgive easily,

-does he?

-We're fine.

-There's nothing wrong.

-I'm just tired, that's all.

-You know how it is with a new baby.

-Pull in here for a moment.

-I drank too much tea this morning.

-Remember what I said.

-Mirror, signal, manoeuvre.

-Very smooth, fair play to you.

-You're a natural.

-Yes, well,

-I can't wait to get my own car.

-You'll need a job to pay for it.

-It costs a fortune to run a car,

-with tax, insurance and everything.

-But I'm going to get a black box.

-It's cheaper then.

-So you've got it all planned, I see.

-Right. Well, I won't be long now.

-OK.

-Chester! What are you doing?

-Come back!

-Chester! Stop!

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-Ah, right! Don't ever say

-I don't listen to you. OK?

-Jim will show you the ropes.

-What's this?

-A helping hand.

-It's what you wanted.

-I don't want his help.

-I don't want his help.

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-Fine. I'm going.

-No, wait.

-He's young and experienced.

-Yes, experienced at home-wrecking!

-Yes, experienced at home-wrecking!

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-That wasn't my fault.

-Dai, thanks but no thanks.

-Dai, thanks but no thanks.

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-I'll be fine on my own.

-Don't be silly now, boys.

-Look, you need help.

-You haven't cleared half the stuff

-yet and Mathew wants a job.

-He's young and strong.

-He can do the heavy work.

-We'll finish

-the job in half the time...

-..which means people

-will be able to enjoy...

-..their patatas fritas

-and Spanish omelettes earlier.

-Jim?

-Just stay out of my way, right?

-Where have you been?

-What do you think you're doing?

-What do you think you're doing?

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-Sorry, I couldn't help it.

-Well, your driving

-lessons are over.

-No, it was only a joke.

-A joke!

-You can't drive off on your own.

-What if the police had stopped you?

-What if the police had stopped you?

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-I didn't go far.

-I don't care. Give me the keys.

-Please, DJ. You know

-I wouldn't do anything dangerous.

-You said yourself I was a careful

-driver. What are you doing?

-You're walking home

-But it's miles.

-But it's miles.

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-It'll give you time to think.

-Please, don't.

-Don't mess around now.

-Please, don't. No.

-It looks great.

-You don't think it's too much,

-do you?

-No. It suits you.

-I'm glad you didn't try

-to give yourself a tattoo.

-So am I.

-I only wanted

-to do something different.

-I noticed this morning

-you weren't quite your usual self.

-Chester?

-Just, sometimes...

-..everything's about him.

-Yes. He loves being

-the centre of attention.

-Try being his sister!

-Try being his sister!

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-Yes, at least I can walk away.

-You're not thinking

-of splitting up, are you?

-No.

-Good...

-..because it's really nice

-having you around.

-You're like a big sister to me.

-Listen, the next time Chester

-gets on your nerves...

-..come to me

-and we can scream together.

-Deal?

-You're not holding

-a Valentine's night, are you?

-Of course.

-Of course.

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-It's a bit awkward.

-Valentine's night

-is a good chance to make a profit.

-Yes, I agree.

-We could have pink cocktails.

-Men don't like pink cocktails.

-Well, I think it's a good idea.

-Garry knows what he's doing.

-It's his business.

-I thought they were a couple.

-Actually,

-I hadn't really thought it through.

-We could have cocktails

-for the men. Equal rights.

-Why not?

-Yes, well,

-if you ever want some help...

-..with Carol,

-just pick up the phone.

-She's got a family to help her.

-Let me know if you need any help...

-Let me know if you need any help...

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-There's no need.

-We'll manage.

-Dani and I make a good team,

-don't we?

-Take this to the printers.

-Then take them around town.

-GLASS SMASHES

-What's going on here?

-It was my fault.

-I thought I told you to stay away.

-Yes, well, I don't have to listen

-to you, do I?

-Is there a problem?

-Is there a problem?

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-He's caused some damage to my pub.

-It was only a couple of glasses.

-Get him out of here before I finish

-the job I started in Y Felin.

-Listen, I don't tell you

-who to employ in there...

-..so don't tell me who to employ.

-I'll pay for the glasses.

-Keep him out of my sight

-or you'll regret it.

-Can't you stay out of trouble?

-I wonder if you're worth the bother.

-We've done a lot today.

-It's much quicker with two.

-You've changed your tune,

-haven't you?

-Right, no more of this nonsense

-or you'll be out.

-Thanks.

-You didn't have to take

-the blame for the glasses.

-Yes, well,

-Garry hates me so I might as well.

-Hiya.

-Hello, Hannah.

-What's that in your nose?

-A piercing.

-You didn't tell me

-you were getting a piercing.

-I only decided this morning.

-Did you know about this?

-Well, I suggested it but...

-And you didn't think

-to tell me first.

-Why should she?

-Because I'm your mother.

-You're exactly

-like your grandmother...

-..poking your nose

-into our family's business.

-We'll see what Diane has to say

-about this now.

-Please, DJ.

-I've learnt my lesson, I swear.

-Good. You won't make

-the same mistake with anyone else.

-But I don't have anyone else

-to teach me.

-What's happened?

-You haven't had an accident!

-This one here thought

-he was being funny.

-Driving off on his own

-and leaving me in a lay-by.

-It was only a bit of fun.

-I knew the car park

-was round the corner. I'm sorry.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Who's that now?

-Right, look at this.

-Look at her nose.

-You can't march in here

-as if you own the place.

-Your granddaughter did this.

-Your granddaughter did this.

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-No, I wanted it.

-She should know better.

-I'm sure it wasn't Hannah's idea.

-Yes, it was actually.

-But she wanted a tattoo.

-Tattoo?

-I suppose that was your idea.

-No. That's the problem

-with your family.

-Always interfering

-in everybody's lives.

-That's the thanks I get

-for persuading DJ to teach Chester.

-It's the last time I'm doing that.

-It's the last time I'm doing that.

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-What?

-He thought it was funny

-to drive off on his own.

-Oh, come on, Chester. Idiot!

-Well, he didn't hurt anyone

-unlike Catrin. Look at her.

-Maybe if you were

-a better mother...

-..your children wouldn't

-behave like this.

-You Monks are the same.

-I don't know what kind of future

-Carol will have.

-Right.

-Chester, Catrin.

-I've been thinking of a few ideas

-for St Valentine's Day.

-A quiz.

-What? A romantic quiz?

-Yes.

-Yes, yes.

-You can have questions like...

-..who's stupid enough to think

-it will be alright after an affair?

-It wasn't an affair.

-It wasn't an affair.

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-I don't want to hear.

-The sheet's wet.

-Her nappy needs to be changed.

-I've just done it.

-I've just done it.

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-She's a baby.

-That's what they do.

-Are you thick or what?

-By the way...

-..we need to change her name.

-What?

-I don't like the name Carol.

-We haven't discussed this.

-There's no need.

-What are we going to call her?

-What are we going to call her?

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-Anything.

-Anything

-but the name Mathew gave her.

-You'd better start thinking.

-This isn't fair.

-This isn't fair.

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-Isn't it?

-Well, if you don't like it...

-..you know where the door is.

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