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-Hello.

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-Alright?

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-I thought you were at work.

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-I thought you were at work.

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-Day off. A cuppa?

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-Have you lost anything?

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-No, no.

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-What's this? I wonder.

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-Give that bag to me.

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-Give that bag to me.

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-No way, Jose.

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-You're a drug dealer and a thief.

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-What?

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-Why would you have a bag full of

-drugs prescribed for other people?

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-Don't talk nonsense.

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-Don't talk nonsense.

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-What about Nicky?

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-How dare you bring drugs in here?

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-You're a disgrace, Kath Jones.

-A disgrace!

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-You don't understand. I need those.

-I can't do anything without them.

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-Give the bag to me.

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-Give the bag to me.

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-No chance.

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-Come on, DJ.

-It's still Christmas at Awyr Iach.

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-Leave me alone!

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-I hope you make a bit of effort.

-A smart shirt at least.

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-Diane's probably ironing it now.

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-Ha-ha!

-I iron my own shirts, thanks.

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-Sara, there's a problem.

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-I don't know how

-but we messed up the Afallon order.

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-I took those over yesterday.

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-I took those over yesterday.

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-Yes, 200 cotton shirts.

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-They wanted 500.

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-They didn't.

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-It says 500 here. Are you blind?

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-It's not DJ's fault.

-I thought they wanted 200 too.

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-Give that to me.

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-They want another 300

-by the end of the week.

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-What are you going to do, Sara?

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-We'll have to cancel the party...

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-..because we'll be up all night

-catching up with work.

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-Will you excuse us for a moment,

-please?

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-Of course.

-Do you want me to tell them?

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-No, not a word.

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-I'll sort it out. OK?

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-I said they'd have a Christmas party

-and I'm not going back on my word.

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-I don't want another strike.

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-Sara, Afallon's a good customer.

-We can't lose this contract.

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-We won't.

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-It will be alright, you'll see.

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-Do you think I'd want you

-of all people to see me like this?

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-So you're an addict.

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-So you're an addict.

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-No.

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-If you can't do without them, love.

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-Here we go.

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-I bet you're cock-a-hoop.

-You can't wait to tell everyone.

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-No, no.

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-Not at all.

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-I understand.

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-I had a brief dalliance myself once.

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-Shopping channels.

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-So I'll keep schtum, Kath.

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-On one condition.

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-I want to stay at Maes-y-Deri.

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-I want to stay at Maes-y-Deri.

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-Here we go!

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-Blackmail already!

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-No, it's not like that.

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-I want to stay at Maes-y-Deri

-to help you.

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-But you have to explain

-why you're an addict.

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-Give me a tablet and I'll tell you.

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-Kath?

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-Kath?

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-Please, I need one, Dol.

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-No.

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-Tea, talk, tablet.

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-Deal?

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-No mobile phones in school, Chester.

-You know the rule.

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-Garry, I'm sorry, OK?

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-I didn't know you'd break your leg.

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-Phone me back, OK? Please.

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-Well, are you ready

-for the interview?

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-It would be better

-if Garry Monk wasn't on the panel.

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-He's broken his leg.

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-I know, but Gethin says

-he's still determined to be there.

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-We'll see.

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-We'll see.

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-He takes his duties seriously.

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-Don't worry too much.

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-Don't worry too much.

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-About what?

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-The untimely email about Chester.

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-He knows your history too,

-remember.

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-But the email was last week,

-with a personal attack on the Monks.

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-But I'm sure you'll be fine.

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-You'd better hurry up.

-You don't want to be late.

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-I haven't been right

-since I left Spain, you see.

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-Then I got the...

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-..job in the chemist

-in Birmingham.

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-I started stealing tablets there.

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-From...

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-From patients' containers.

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-Here and there.

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-They made me feel better.

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-Well, they made life easier anyway.

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-And then Stacey lost...

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-..all that money.

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-And Mark went to prison.

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-Terrible times.

-A miscarriage of justice, that was.

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-But I should have come back

-to support him.

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-Him and Ricky.

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-I couldn't.

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-I was too ashamed.

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-I couldn't face them.

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-To make myself feel better,

-I took more and more tablets.

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-I was caught and got sacked.

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-But do you know what?

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-I didn't really care...

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-..because by then I had

-enough tablets stored up.

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-That's all that mattered to me.

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-Blimey. I thought I had problems.

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-You need to see a doctor.

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-You need to see a doctor.

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-No, Dol.

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-I've stolen drugs.

-I'll be arrested.

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-I'm not going

-to put Mark or Ricky through that.

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-Come on.

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-Give me a tablet.

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-Give me a tablet.

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-What?

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-I haven't had one since last night.

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-I need one now.

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-What are you doing home?

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-Sara's given us time off to prepare

-for the party. What are you doing?

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-Nothing.

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-Nothing.

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-Are you arguing again?

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-No, no arguments.

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-No, no arguments.

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-Are you alright, Kath? You look...

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-So an afternoon of pampering, is it?

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-So an afternoon of pampering, is it?

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-Yeah.

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-If either of you

-want to use the bathroom, go now.

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-I'm going to have a long bath.

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-Kath wants the remote control.

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-You're like children.

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-Haven't you gone in yet?

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-The candidate before me

-has just came out.

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-I thought I was late. Who was it?

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-I don't know.

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-He was very young. Far too young.

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-Have you seen Garry yet?

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-Mrs Llywelyn.

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-We're ready for you now.

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-Good luck.

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-Give me that bag, Dol.

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-You have no right to do this.

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-You have no right to do this.

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-I'm helping you.

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-We can do this together.

-We can wean you off 'em.

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-No way.

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-That's enough.

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-You're refusing to see

-a proper doctor...

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-..refusing professional help.

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-I've got no choice.

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-At least try, OK?

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-Right...

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-..I'm going to give you a tablet.

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-Are you?

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-Are you?

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-This is the only one today, Kath.

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-If you take it too soon and need

-another one, tough. Do you hear?

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-Give it to me.

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-Give it to me.

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-Serious now, Kath.

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-You've got to be strong.

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-Strong, yeah.

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-Ready, Gu.

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-Ooh, look at you.

-You're a knock-out!

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-It's a shame

-we're only going to the Deri.

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-See you later, Kath.

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-OK?

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-OK?

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-Thank you, Dol.

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-For everything.

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-Not such an ugly dragon after all,

-am I?

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-Are you alright? How did it go?

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-Awful.

-Garry's like a dog with a bone.

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-Is he there?

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-Of course. Just like you said.

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-If you need a chat later,

-I'll be in the Deri. Alright?

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-Good luck. I think you'll need it.

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-I don't want to wake him.

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-You have to face him at some point.

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-You have to face him at some point.

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-If I wake him, he'll be more angry.

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-Stay where you are!

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-Tablets.

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-I'm so sorry, Gar.

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-Fetch me a blanket from the bedroom.

-I'm freezing.

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-How...

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-How are you?

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-How do you think?

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-It's about time

-he came to apologize.

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-Don't you think

-you owe him an apology too?

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-Why?

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-For not being there

-when he came out of prison.

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-Or since, actually.

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-You've hardly seen him

-since coming back from Greece.

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-I guess he's heartbroken

-as a result.

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-I don't want to interfere.

-I'm telling you what I see.

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-You're making a habit of that,

-aren't you?

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-Maybe someone has to.

-I'd better go. I'm working.

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-At the chip shop?

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-At the chip shop?

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-No. In the bar.

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-Dani's on a course and Britt's away

-so it's difficult for everyone.

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-But that's what we do

-when things are difficult.

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-We help out and support each other.

-See you later.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-FRIVOLOUS LAUGHTER

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-We shouldn't celebrate before

-getting that order sorted out.

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-This is meant to be a party.

-Come on, before Gu finishes it all.

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-Ah, well. I'll fetch another one.

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-The fizz is going down well.

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-The fizz is going down well.

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-How did it go?

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-What?

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-What?

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-The Afallon order.

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-No problem. I've sorted it out.

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-Right, who wants more bubbles?

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-Yes!

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-Yes!

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-Put another 100 behind the bar.

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-I don't want any empty glasses.

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-I don't want any empty glasses.

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-You're a star.

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-I was sure

-we'd lose a good customer.

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-Typical of you to panic.

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-Here you are.

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-I'm fine.

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-I'm fine.

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-It's Christmas, Jase.

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-You'll be up to your ears

-in dirty nappies next year.

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-Hey!

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-Thank you. Cheers.

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-Cheers.

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-Do you know what? I'm tired.

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-Do you know what? I'm tired.

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-Righto. Let's go.

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-No, you can stay.

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-I can't let you walk home

-on your own, Sara.

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-What if you get pains

-or fall down the stairs?

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-I'll be fine.

-I'm going straight to bed.

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-I'd make the most of the chance.

-Once the little one arrives!

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-Exactly.

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-And you deserve to enjoy yourself

-after being so supportive.

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-Ta-ra.

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-Good night, troops.

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-Enjoy yourselves!

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-Enjoy yourselves!

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-Good luck tomorrow.

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-More fizz?

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-More fizz?

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-A whisky chaser for me.

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-Hey, it's not true, you know.

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-What?

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-Life doesn't stop

-when you have a baby.

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-Well, it hasn't for me.

-I still go out and enjoy myself.

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-But you've got a house full

-of babysitters.

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-You have Dai and Diane.

-They'll help out.

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-To be honest...

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-..I doubt Sara will let that baby

-out of her sight once it comes.

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-We'll see about that.

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-If she's anything like me...

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-..she'll be desperate

-for a night out after a while.

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-What?

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-What?

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-Actually, scrap that.

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-She's nothing like me, is she?

-That's why she's the boss.

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-Here you are.

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-Good luck to you both.

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-May the best woman get the job.

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-Indeed. Cheers.

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-Thanks for pretending

-that Garry was there, by the way.

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-Like you did to me?

-You're welcome.

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-It went well.

-The panel nodded and smiled a lot.

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-Not that I'm suggesting anything.

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-No, I'm glad you're confident.

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-They seemed pleased.

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-I have years of experience too.

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-I have years of experience too.

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-Yes, of course.

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-Excuse me.

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-Colin, hurry up and get me a drink.

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-Well, thanks for letting me know.

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-Bye.

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-The chair of governors saying

-they've made an appointment.

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-There's no need to ask who.

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-There's no need to ask who.

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-Sorry.

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-Why didn't you tell me?

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-They phoned me

-while I was on my way here.

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-So you let me make a fool

-of myself?

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-Thanks a bunch, Gaynor.

-Enjoy yourself.

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-Where's my bag?!

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-Where's my bag?!

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-Can you manage, Vicky?

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-I have no choice.

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-I'll come with you.

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-I'm going to help Vicky

-take Dol home.

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-There's money behind the bar.

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-Right, here I come.

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-OK, I got it. I can do this.

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-This is a nightmare.

-I can't do anything.

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-There you are.

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-What's that?

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-What's that?

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-Milk. It's good for the bones.

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-You'll recover sooner

-and then I might get some peace.

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-It was an accident.

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-It wasn't your fault, Chest.

-I'm sorry for saying so.

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-And I'm sorry for not being here

-when you came out of prison.

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-I haven't been a very good uncle

-recently, if ever.

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-Get a grip.

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-What?

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-What?

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-You're so embarrassing.

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-There's a film at 9 o'clock

-if you want to watch it.

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-Go and get me some mustard.

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-OK.

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-Oh, yeah.

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-Thanks, Jase.

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-Thanks, Jase.

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-You're welcome.

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-I hadn't realized

-how much she'd drunk.

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-Do you want a can?

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-Or a cuppa?

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-Or a cuppa?

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-Yes, a can. Great. Thanks.

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-I'm sweating conkers.

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-Um... Do you need a hand

-to take her upstairs?

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-No. This is where she sleeps.

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-No. This is where she sleeps.

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-Is it?

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-As you said,

-we've got a full house.

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-Righto.

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-You don't need to worry, you know.

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-You can still enjoy yourself

-and be a fab father.

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-Oh, I don't know about that.

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-I can see both

-you and the little one...

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-..being told off by Sara

-for misbehaving.

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-She's a bit like a mother to you

-already.

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-What's that supposed to mean?

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-You don't act your age.

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-You don't act your age.

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-No, I don't.

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-How old are you? Fifty?

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-Hey. Cheek!

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-Fifty!

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-I still feel 21, right.

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-That's a good thing.

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-I'd like to be 21 forever.

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-What are you doing, Jason?

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-Sorry. I don't know.

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-I think you'd better leave.

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-Vicky, I'm so sorry.

-I didn't mean for any of this...

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-Off you go.

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-Please.

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-If you or anyone close to you...

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-..has been affected by the storyline

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-..details of drug addiction support,

-information and advice helplines...

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-..are available on S4C's website.

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