Mon, 30 Jan 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Damn it!

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

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-No.

-Everything is a lot more hassle now,

-thanks to you.

-Hiya, son.

-Hiya, son.

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-Don't wake him up!

-I'm struggling

-to get him in and out of the pram.

-I'll look after him for you.

-I'll look after him for you.

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-I don't trust you!

-Gu would babysit but Mark

-kicked her out because of you.

-Don't start. It doesn't help.

-Don't start. It doesn't help.

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-I'm going out.

-Where?

-Where?

-

-Anywhere!

-It's going to take her a long time

-to forgive you.

-You don't have to keep an eye on me.

-Have you booked to see a doctor?

-I've been trying all morning.

-It's engaged. That's what

-it's like on Monday mornings.

-You sound better today, Mam.

-You've been stuck in here

-all weekend. You should go out.

-Have a few pints with the lads,

-watch rugby, enjoy life.

-Yeah, genius! What sort of signals

-would that send Sara, eh?

-Hiding in here won't win her back.

-What do you expect me to do?

-Serenade her in the street!

-Buy her a box of chocolates.

-Who are you

-to give me advice anyway?

-You're no Romeo, going around

-smelling of muck and silage.

-You're the one who's been dumped.

-At least I'm still with Cadno.

-Oh, yes. For how long this time?

-Sorry.

-My gripe's not with you.

-Hey, do you think Sara...

-..would like to go for a picnic

-in an open-top Land Rover?

-You're in Cwmderi, not the Outback.

-Have you got a better idea?

-It's a shame Esther's asleep.

-She'd have loved seeing you.

-Yes, well,

-everyone I've spoken to...

-..is very keen to restart

-the parent and toddler group.

-That's good news.

-And it helps

-when there's a hunk in charge.

-Me?

-You've got a fan club.

-Mam's agreed to let us hold a

-meeting in the cafe this afternoon.

-No, I don't have time.

-You can't pull out now.

-You did agree, fair play.

-I'll buy you lunch.

-We'll only be half an hour.

-The most interesting thing I did

-this weekend was clean the house.

-I didn't go out. The one advantage

-of being single - saving money.

-You'll be a rich bachelor

-in no time!

-DJ, do me a favour, will you?

-Put these in there

-for Sara to find.

-Just make sure

-she doesn't see you do it.

-DJ's here to work, not to sort

-out the problems of a cheat!

-Please?

-I'll try, if I get a chance.

-Good boy. Thank you.

-Look at me lazing around here.

-You've both done a morning's work.

-Have you been sitting there

-all morning?

-Don't be angry with me, Mark,

-but I didn't go to the surgery.

-You promised.

-I've been trying to phone

-all morning, haven't I, Mark?

-There weren't any appointments...

-..then she wanted to know

-what was wrong...

-..but I wasn't going to tell her.

-Receptionists

-think they know the bloomin' lot!

-Anyway,

-there were no slots available.

-There's always a slot

-for emergencies.

-When did they offer you

-an appointment?

-They didn't give me a date.

-It was staff training or something.

-I'll phone again tomorrow morning.

-I hope I'll be better by then.

-Mam, you need help

-as soon as possible.

-I've only had one tablet today

-and I'm a lot better already.

-It's only 11.00am.

-What will you be like by tonight?

-Who's opened this?

-There was around 100 in there.

-Have you stolen it?

-No.

-To buy more tablets.

-To buy more tablets.

-

-It wasn't me.

-Where is it, then?

-Where is it, then?

-

-Dol took it.

-She was skint so I gave it to her.

-Don't blame Mam!

-Don't blame Mam!

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-It's the truth.

-Junkies don't know the truth

-from a lie.

-Don't call Mam a junkie again.

-She might have taken a sickie.

-You know what she's like.

-Mark told me she's left Cwmderi.

-Staffing matters are your domain.

-Didn't you sense anything?

-She complained about everything!

-Right, you had better get moving

-and find someone to replace her.

-I've advertised a post on Cnoc Cnoc.

-That's not enough.

-You'll have to contact the Job

-Centre and the temping agency.

-In the meantime,

-you'll have to do Dol's work.

-Hey.

-Does every drawer and cupboard

-smell nice?

-Have you distributed

-the "red air fresheners"?

-What do you want? Don't waste DJ's

-time. He's got plenty to do.

-More than enough!

-Give those to me.

-I'll put them around the place.

-You've got enough on your plate

-finding someone to replace Dol.

-Are you looking for a job?

-What?

-I saw on Cnoc Cnoc

-that Dol's left Awyr Iach.

-Mmm.

-I'd never want Sara as a boss again.

-No.

-Not with your history with Jason.

-Nothing happened.

-Sara's a drama queen.

-Hywel, it's too busy

-to have a meeting here.

-It's only an informal get-together.

-It's only an informal get-together.

-

-It'll be fine.

-TELEPHONE

-Hello. Awyr Iach.

-Hello. I'm phoning about the job.

-There's interest in the job already.

-What kind of qualifications

-are needed?

-You'll receive training, but it's

-a job in the packing department.

-Oh. Oh, well, um...

-My last job was packing men's pants.

-What sort of pants have you got on?

-Boxers or briefs?

-What?

-What?

-

-Don't be shy.

-If you give me the job

-I'm sure we'll have a lot of fun.

-Especially if you're the one

-training me.

-Blinkin' time wasters!

-There's no need to ask

-who's responsible for this.

-How has he managed

-to put them all over the place?

-Don't take sides.

-Right.

-If anyone wants me...

-..I'll be in the cafe.

-I do hope

-that Jason learns his lesson...

-..and that there will be

-a happy ending.

-Don't let Debs upset you.

-She doesn't mean what she says

-half the time.

-You're lucky.

-Mam's confirmed your story.

-She'll pay back every penny.

-She'll pay back every penny.

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-You believed me, didn't you?

-You can't blame me

-for doubting you.

-Here we go.

-You're loving this,

-aren't you, Debbie?

-Whoa, now.

-All that matters, Mam...

-..is you showing us

-you want to get better.

-Alright? The first step

-is going to see the doctor.

-I'm scared.

-I broke into the surgery last week.

-I was desperate for those tablets.

-When I heard the alarm go off,

-I ran away without taking anything.

-You've lost the plot!

-If I go to the doctor

-and tell him I need tablets...

-..they might work out

-that it was me who broke in.

-They'll call the cops

-and they'll arrest me.

-I couldn't cope with that.

-That won't happen.

-You need help before you lose

-control completely.

-Phone them!

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-I need some Dutch courage.

-If you go in smelling of alcohol...

-..the doctor will think

-you have a different problem.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

-

-Mam isn't well.

-A touch of flu.

-A touch of flu.

-

-A bad cough.

-A cough and flu.

-Don't come too close.

-I'm never ill. I'm out in

-the fresh air all day, you see.

-I never waste the doctor's time.

-He might have a point there.

-If I went out instead of staying

-indoors pondering my thoughts...

-Let me try that for a few days.

-Let me try that for a few days.

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-No, you're coming to the doctor's.

-What if people find out?

-Nobody will find out.

-They have no right to tell anyone.

-They've signed some

-hypocrisy oath or something.

-You haven't got the guts, have you?

-We were a happy family

-before she landed back.

-She's ill.

-She's ill.

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-She's a nuisance!

-You have to tell her to leave

-for all our sakes.

-Until when can I leave her

-with you?

-It's not a creche.

-It's a chance for parents to meet

-and for children to play.

-There are a few babysitters around.

-I can't afford that.

-If you want a venue to hold

-the group, we could discuss a fee.

-We haven't discussed

-where we're going to meet.

-You just want to make money out of

-people. It's none of your business.

-My grandson will attend the group

-and I'm a councillor.

-It's not the council's business

-either.

-Call yourself a businesswoman?

-You haven't got a clue.

-Can I have your attention?

-The first thing to do here

-is elect a chair.

-Yes, good idea.

-Yes, good idea.

-

-Typical!

-You listen to him

-because he's a man.

-I propose Hywel.

-I propose Hywel.

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-What? No.

-I don't have the time.

-You're good at running committees.

-Does everyone agree?

-Hey, Jase. Something else

-for you to give Sara.

-It's bound to work.

-Hey, I know what's in there.

-Thanks, Eifion.

-Yes? Has anyone shown any interest

-in Dol's old job?

-You don't need brains

-to do the work, do you?

-Hey!

-It's an opportunity...

-..for someone to start at the bottom

-and work their way up.

-Awyr Iach could grow

-to be a very large business.

-With DJ as one of the managers?!

-"Give me the job and I'm sure

-we'll have a lot of fun!

-"I'd like to see you in your pants!"

-"I'd like to see you in your pants!"

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-It was you!

-Don't lose your temper or all

-the staff will jack in their jobs.

-Since when is pulling someone's leg

-against the law?

-Grow up, will you?

-So make sure

-you reduce the dose gradually.

-And go and see these people.

-How did I end up in this state?

-Be grateful help is available, Mam.

-Listen, do you think it would be an

-idea for you to get your own place?

-There's so much coming and going

-at the house.

-It would be nice for you

-to have peace and quiet.

-The flat above the salon is empty.

-You heard the doctor say I need

-people around me day and night.

-I could be with you

-in less than five minutes, Mam.

-You're trying to get rid of me,

-aren't you?

-I couldn't afford the rent anyway.

-No, I suppose not.

-It was a stupid idea.

-Listen, um...

-..I want you to look after these

-for me.

-Make sure that I take them

-only when I'm supposed to take them.

-I can't do it on my own.

-Yes, of course.

-We'll look after you, Mam.

-He's lucky I didn't punch him.

-Oh, DJ,

-that's exactly what he wants.

-Can you tell Jason

-to stop doing these silly things?

-You're supposed to be at APD.

-I wanted to check

-you were coping without Dol.

-Yes, thanks.

-Good.

-The meeting was a shambles.

-But there we are, what did I expect

-with Vicky organizing it?

-A love spoon?

-Try to remember the good days,

-Sara.

-Australia

-was like one long honeymoon.

-You didn't snog another woman

-in Australia!

-Not that I know of, anyway.

-Not that I know of, anyway.

-

-It's you I want, no-one else.

-Do you think I'll forgive you

-because you given me a load of tat?!

-You've hurt me. If you can't see

-that, you don't know me very well.

-Thank you all very much

-and I'll see you again.

-Does anyone want lunch or a cuppa?

-Hey, you were great

-and I think it will be very popular.

-I don't have time for this job now.

-Vicky will do all the hard work.

-There aren't many men

-like you around.

-Mums have always done

-this sort of thing without any fuss.

-That's the last meeting

-you hold in here.

-I only sold two cups of tea.

-I can order that lunch

-you promised me now, then.

-I left my purse in the house.

-Cadno would have missed it

-sooner or later anyway.

-There's me thinking

-you'd carved it for me.

-No, it's only a cheap thing

-from the craft shop...

-..but Cadno thinks I made it.

-No good comes from deceiving women.

-I don't need lessons from you.

-Cadno and I are very happy.

-Alright, look...

-..why don't you

-try different tactics?

-Say you won't take any nonsense

-and threaten to return to Australia.

-That would give her a shock.

-She'd happily buy me the ticket.

-No, I might as well accept

-that it's over.

-If I was as feeble as you,

-DJ would be here now, not me.

-If you want her back,

-you have to fight for her.

-I can't remember the names

-of everyone at the meeting.

-Are you keeping yourself busy

-to forget about the problems here?

-Listen, Mam's taken a big step

-today, alright?

-If she thinks you and Debbie

-are against her...

-..it's going to be difficult

-for her.

-So long.

-So long.

-That was someone

-from the alcohol and drugs team.

-There's a group meeting tomorrow.

-The sooner you go the better.

-Have you started packing?

-Have you told her?

-Have you told her?

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-I can't turn my back on Mam.

-You're too soft.

-Oh, right.

-So it was your idea

-for me to move out, was it?

-Nice, Debbie. Nice.

-Don't forget whose house this is.

-I realize, alright...

-..this isn't an easy situation

-for either of you.

-But I love Mam

-just like I love you...

-..so don't make me

-choose between you.

-Debs?

-I hope you know what you're doing...

-..because you could

-destroy this family.

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