Thu, 13 Oct 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Hiya. Is Courtney here?

-She wasn't at home.

-No. I haven't seen her for days.

-She's argued with Jim.

-I wanted to check if she was free

-to help me after school.

-You can't work here.

-I'm cooking for Ed.

-Oh, right. Ta-ra.

-Oh, right. Ta-ra.

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-Ta-ra.

-I've got steaks for us tonight.

-So have a light lunch, alright?

-Vicky!

-Wakey, wakey, love.

-Oh!

-What are you doing,

-frightening me like that?

-Why are you in fancy dress?

-It's a bit colourful for Halloween.

-I haven't dressed up.

-I'm just feeling a bit cold,

-that's all.

-A heavy night with the ghosts,

-was it?

-Ghosts?

-Spirits!

-No.

-I'm not that unprofessional

-when I know I have work to do.

-How long have you been here?

-How long have you been here?

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-Since 5 o'clock this morning.

-And you left the doors open

-while you were having a nap?!

-Don't be too hard on her.

-She's worked hard.

-And anyway,

-it's hard to take you serious...

-..looking like Elton John!

-What's this new look all about?

-Oh, it is like Halloween.

-It looks painful.

-It is. Glenys gave me

-a special moisturizer.

-"10 years younger",

-it said on the tube. Huh!

-It's difficult to get a refund

-from the back of a lorry.

-A cuppa?

-Coffee for everyone, I'd say.

-We have to finish the order

-for Cwmderi RFC today.

-When's the launch?

-Tonight, so there's not

-a minute to waste.

-What did the doctor say?

-Severe reaction.

-He thought there was some kind

-of bleach in the pot.

-Anyway, I can't wear make-up for a

-month, until my skin gets better.

-Nightmare!

-Well, at least you can

-have your hair done.

-You could colour it to distract

-attention from your face.

-Watch it!

-I look terrible.

-You were tossing and turning

-all night.

-Sorry. I'm worried

-about going back to work.

-I'm not sure

-if I want to face people.

-People will be supportive,

-you'll see.

-The attack was only a fortnight ago.

-You need to take it easy

-for a few days.

-There's no chance of that.

-We're launching goods

-for the rugby club tonight...

-..and the merchandise

-is nowhere near ready.

-At least there's something

-to look forward to tomorrow.

-Shopping for new furniture.

-TEXT ALERT

-"I'll bring the books over later."

-"Cool. Around 6?"

-Hiya.

-Thank heavens you're here.

-The nursery's phoned. Nicky's ill.

-He's got a temperature.

-Poor Nicky.

-I've got a massive favour

-to ask you.

-Will you look after him for me?

-I have to go back to work.

-I'm so far behind.

-I've got plans.

-Please? If I don't finish

-the work I'll be in trouble.

-I wouldn't ask

-if I wasn't desperate.

-Alright.

-Thanks. You're a star.

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-"Cool."

-I've just made a cuppa.

-Do you want one?

-No, I'm fine thanks.

-I wanted to ask a favour.

-Try me.

-How would you like to be

-my best man?

-A best man?

-A best man?

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-Yes.

-I'm not going to ask you

-to give me away like a bride, am I?!

-I don't know what to say.

-Say yes.

-Yes, of course.

-It would be an honour.

-Don't get too excited because Dani

-is going to be Tyler's best man.

-Less work for me then.

-A lot less because she's, um...

-..well, the wedding planner.

-But I still want you

-to read out the cards...

-..during the wedding breakfast...

-..and look after one of the rings,

-obviously.

-And I promise to obey

-and do whatever you want.

-Within reason!

-And I promise not

-to play any silly tricks...

-..like my best man did.

-Why? What did he do?

-He promised me

-a bottle of champagne...

-..for every second I delayed

-before saying "I do".

-No!

-There I was, "Will you, Sion White,

-take Gwen Rossiter...

-.."to be your

-lawfully wedded wife?"

-And in my head I was counting,

-"One Mississippi, two Mississippi."

-Every second felt like an hour.

-Every second felt like an hour.

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-How long did you last?

-Four seconds.

-Your mother was furious.

-Mind you, she enjoyed drinking

-the champagne afterwards.

-You're not buying these, are you?

-You're not buying these, are you?

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-No. Gwyneth likes them.

-You do remember

-that this is your home, do you?

-Yes, of course. It's my home.

-I wouldn't like to think

-she's taking advantage of you.

-Take some advice from your best man.

-Every successful relationship...

-..depends on the ability

-of both sides to compromise.

-There's a difference

-between compromise...

-..and giving in constantly

-because you're too nice to say no.

-Gwyneth's been through hell

-since the attack.

-She's not trying to take advantage.

-I want to spoil her.

-Don't change yourself

-to suit anyone is all I'm saying.

-Especially Gwyneth.

-I won't hear a word against her.

-I'm glad

-you've found happiness with Tyler...

-..and hope

-you can be happy for me as well.

-What are you doing?

-What's wrong with this salad

-I spent ages preparing for you?

-I forgot about that.

-Did you now?

-I didn't have breakfast

-this morning. I was starving.

-Don't worry, I'll have plenty

-of room for that steak later.

-Good.

-Right, I may as well take this.

-Enjoy your chips.

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-It's 2 o'clock.

-That leaves...

-Five hours to do 48 sweatshirts.

-Ten an hour - we'll be alright.

-Folding, packing

-and labelling with price tags.

-Ouch!

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-Are you alright?

-I pricked my finger.

-You weren't concentrating.

-She's tired.

-She's tired.

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-You're not having a break.

-Put your finger under the tap.

-Gwyneth, get a plaster.

-And Dol, carry on packing!

-We're all working

-as fast as we can.

-It would be alright if I had

-some peace to get on with it.

-Why do they need them for tonight?

-Why do they need them for tonight?

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-They have to be ready.

-Or the rugby club

-will be baying for blood.

-I'm sorry.

-I wasn't meant to babysit tonight

-but Vicky was desperate.

-Don't worry.

-She didn't want to leave him

-when he's ill but she had to work.

-She's a good mother.

-She's a good mother.

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-Good mothers are rare.

-You're a lucky little boy.

-So are you. Your mother

-thinks the world of you too.

-She hasn't always been

-a good mother.

-Her work or some man

-used to mean more to her than me.

-I'm sure that's not true.

-I'm sure that's not true.

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-That's how it felt.

-At least she's there for you now.

-Yes. Standing over me usually,

-telling me to brush my hair!

-You seem to get on.

-When you're part of a large family,

-everyone has to get on together.

-Did you finish the order?

-Did you finish the order?

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-Almost.

-Poor Vicky was still at it

-when I left.

-Alright?

-Here he is, the prodigal groom.

-He's asked me to be his best man.

-That's lovely news.

-I love unconventional weddings.

-There's nothing conventional

-about this wedding.

-Dani is Tyler's best man.

-Dani is Tyler's best man.

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-Great.

-Hey, let's look

-for wedding outfits tomorrow...

-..as we're going

-to the department stores.

-We both need something special.

-Tyler and I are arranging

-the clothes for the best men.

-You're welcome to wear

-whatever you want.

-Right, I see.

-I'm looking forward

-to having a suit.

-I haven't had a new one for ages.

-We'd better get going

-or we'll miss this launch.

-We could go together.

-Do you mind waiting

-for me to get ready?

-I've been slaving my guts

-over this merchandise all day!

-Something smells nice.

-Wait until you try the steak.

-Do you want any help?

-Do you want any help?

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-No, I'm fine, thanks.

-I'll lay the table.

-You can open this, if you want.

-Reserva. Posh!

-You need a good wine

-to go with steak.

-Yes.

-And I know exactly

-how you like yours.

-Medium-rare

-and nice and tender!

-Just like me!

-I don't know what I've done

-to deserve all the fuss.

-Nothing. You can cook next time.

-It was at 7 o'clock, wasn't it?

-It was at 7 o'clock, wasn't it?

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-It's five past seven already.

-Where are they?

-I'll find Rich's number for you.

-He's always busy.

-That's a sign of a good plumber.

-I suppose so.

-It's a shame Iolo can't do it.

-His mind is on more pressing matters

-than plumbing a toilet in the salon.

-Here they are.

-Before you ask, I have to wear

-these - doctor's orders.

-So, I don't want any questions,

-any meddling or anyone laughing.

-By the way, Hywel,

-Dai sends his apologies.

-He's at home with a bug.

-Maybe Ffion's got the same,

-she sent apologies too.

-All that matters is that we're here

-and so are the goods.

-If I can have your attention.

-On behalf of Cwmderi RFC...

-..I'd like to thank you

-for your patience.

-I think it's great we've got

-a local company...

-..that can manufacture

-high quality merchandise.

-Right, I think that... Thanks.

-Thanks for coming

-and spend your money freely.

-And not just in the bar.

-The bar and the stall.

-Hang on a minute.

-This says Clwb Rugbi Cwmderi.

-R-U-G-B-I.

-Shouldn't it be a "Y"?

-Shouldn't it be a "Y"?

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-Yes.

-There's the same mistake here.

-And on the T-shirts.

-I'd say we've got a problem.

-Somebody in Awyr Iach can't spell.

-Here you are.

-Here you are.

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-That looks lovely.

-Bon appetit.

-Bon appetit.

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-Yes. Thanks.

-Mm. This is lovely.

-Lovely and tender.

-Lovely and tender.

-

-This is a bit tough.

-You don't like it.

-I went to a lot of trouble.

-I know but it isn't medium rare,

-it's well done.

-Just eat it.

-Just eat it.

-

-I'm trying but I can't chew it.

-Right. Fine.

-If you don't want it...

-If you don't want it...

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-No, Sioned!

-There was no need

-for you to do that.

-What's this?

-Punishment for eating chips

-for lunch?

-You deserve to be punished. Eat it.

-You're crazy!

-You're crazy!

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-You're not leaving this table.

-You sit down and you eat!

-It's fallen again.

-We haven't done a lot of work,

-have we?

-It doesn't matter.

-I've enjoyed myself.

-You're lucky.

-You're a big, close-knit family.

-Too big and too close sometimes.

-You all seem to help one another.

-Dad and I always seem to argue.

-He thinks the world of you,

-everyone knows that.

-It doesn't feel like that

-at the moment.

-We had a huge argument

-the other day.

-A long story.

-I was so upset...

-..especially...

-..when he said...

-What did he say?

-You're exactly like your mother.

-When people are angry sometimes

-they say things they don't mean.

-Sometimes they're brutally honest.

-Do you think

-you're like your mother?

-I don't...

-..feel like I know Mam any more.

-I'm not sure

-if I know myself either.

-Well, I do know you,

-and I'm telling you...

-..you aren't

-anything like your mother.

-There's nothing wrong

-with you at all.

-It's totally unacceptable.

-Cwmderi RFC

-cannot accept defective merchandise.

-Cwmderi Rugbi Club.

-They're good quality shirts.

-Nobody will want them.

-Half the rugby players

-can't spell anyway.

-What was the order?

-One hundred sweatshirts

-and one hundred T-shirts.

-Ouch. That's going to cost

-someone a fortune.

-That's the way I'd spell it.

-Says it all.

-On behalf of Awyr Iach,

-I apologize.

-The logo's wrong

-and I acknowledge that.

-But we aren't accepting

-full responsibility...

-..until I've looked into the matter.

-Excuse me for a moment.

-How could you be

-so careless and sloppy?

-It's not my fault.

-It's not my fault.

-

-Whose then? You sewed the logos.

-You're the one

-who's been like a zombie all day.

-You can't have been concentrating.

-You can't have been concentrating.

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-Don't be angry with me.

-I've tried my best.

-I said I'd finish them in time

-and I did.

-But they're all wrong

-and we'll have to do them all again.

-Every penny of the additional cost

-will come from your pay packet.

-I'm too tired to argue with you,

-Diane.

-I'm going home.

-You're still full after the chips

-you had at lunchtime probably.

-You do understand why I did

-what I did?

-I had to remind you there's no room

-for deceit in our relationship.

-If you can't be honest with me...

-..there are going to be

-repercussions.

-Sorry.

-And...?

-Sorry for not being

-straight with you.

-Good.

-Leave them. I'll do the dishes.

-He's sleeping like, well,

-like a baby.

-Cute.

-Cringe. Mam framed that.

-I hide it in the drawer

-but she finds it and takes it out.

-Why do parents always

-want to embarrass their children?

-Hey, thanks for coming over today,

-I know you're busy with friends.

-You are a friend, stupid.

-Am I?

-Am I?

-

-Yes.

-And you're funny.

-You're lovely.

-What a night!

-Sorry to disturb you.

-It's alright. I'm on my way home.

-It's alright. I'm on my way home.

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-You don't have to leave.

-Is Nicky OK? Is he asleep?

-Hang on, Courtney! Wait a minute.

-Hang on, Courtney! Wait a minute.

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-I'll see you around.

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