Thu, 14 Apr 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-At last!

-Come on!

-I need your help with these.

-These aren't all for us.

-Yes, they are.

-A day earlier than expected.

-Oh, Sara!

-I thought we could

-sell them quicker.

-This is ridiculous.

-You complained it was too quiet.

-You complained it was too quiet.

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-I wasn't complaining.

-Now we've got enough stock

-to last until the end of summer.

-As this is Awyr Iach's first summer.

-We'll make a fortune.

-Sara, wasn't there an easier way

-than this...

-..to stop me going to Australia?

-You were determined. Anyway,

-I was thinking about the business.

-I wasn't worried

-whether you'd be with me or not.

-There we go.

-I'll book the flights now.

-It's too late now, sorry.

-Right, you've got a lot of work

-to do.

-Where exactly do you expect me

-to put all this stuff?

-You'll find somewhere. Thanks.

-This bill still hasn't been paid.

-What is it?

-What is it?

-

-Mark Jones, Maes-yDeri's window.

-I broke that.

-I know that, while you were

-doing him a favour!

-Why don't they claim on the

-insurance or get Stacey to pay?

-Dai, I've told you once,

-forget about it.

-Crikey Moses! This is like clay,

-you donkey!

-Jim, you didn't boil the kettle.

-Didn't I?

-Sorry, I thought I had.

-Good grief! Do I have to do

-everything in this place or what?

-Have you got anything special

-on today?

-A business meeting.

-If you're opening a hotel

-around here, don't forget me.

-Does Stacey want a cuppa?

-Does Stacey want a cuppa?

-

-You'll have to make it.

-I've got a dentist appointment.

-Dani, when did you hear from Sheryl?

-Dani, when did you hear from Sheryl?

-

-A few weeks ago.

-You can't just down tools!

-It's an emergency.

-I was in terrible pain all night.

-She phones a few times a week,

-but not recently.

-Come straight back.

-I'm sorry, Hywel.

-Cuppa?

-Lost your girlfriend,

-have you, Hywel?

-Stacey? Are you OK?

-Better than you.

-When did you come back?

-When did you come back?

-

-Last week.

-To stay?

-To stay?

-

-For a while.

-Sorry. Sheryl's in Africa

-doing voluntary work.

-I can't get hold of her.

-Have you tried contacting

-the charity?

-I hadn't thought of that.

-I'll look for the number. Thanks.

-Nice to see you again.

-Nice to see you again.

-

-You, too. Ta-ra.

-Several interesting candidates

-have applied.

-It's not my fault Anita's ill.

-It's not my fault Anita's ill.

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-Ill?! Hungover you mean.

-She and Sam were close

-at that party.

-Why did you give Gwyneth

-the day off, today of all days?

-You gave her a week off once

-without discussing it.

-I didn't know these

-would arrive today.

-Right, this area needs to be clear

-for the interviews.

-Employ someone, quickly.

-Hiya!

-It's busy here.

-Stay outside until we're ready.

-Stay outside until we're ready.

-

-Let me help.

-As you're offering, thank you.

-My CV, if you want a look.

-My CV, if you want a look.

-

-Thanks.

-You can't just march in here.

-What do you want?

-Flash the cash. I want money now.

-For what?

-For what?

-

-The bathroom window!

-Here's a copy of the original bill,

-just in case you've lost it.

-I threw it in the bin. I'm not

-paying for something Diane broke.

-Diane was trying to help you.

-And I've given you a discount.

-I'm not paying!

-You can claim it off the insurance!

-And lose my no claims? Get lost!

-You didn't do a good job anyway.

-You won't get anything else

-out of me! D'you hear?

-You've cost me a fortune

-with those holidays.

-So, it was you who paid.

-Well?

-Well?

-

-Diane.

-Why?

-Because Diane's soft.

-But this bloke isn't soft, right?

-I want you to pay the bill

-by the end of the week...

-..or there'll be trouble.

-It'll be fireworks!

-Haven't you got anything cheaper?

-Alright, I'll think about it

-and call you back.

-Bye.

-Jim, you do remember

-that it's Eileen's birthday...

-..this weekend, don't you?

-Yes, but she doesn't want me

-to sing Happy Birthday to her.

-She might be on her own.

-You could invite her out.

-You could invite her out.

-

-And make a mess of things again?

-What do you mean again?

-I went to see Courtney the other

-day, and I upset both of them.

-How did you manage that?

-How did you manage that?

-

-Don't ask.

-Yes, that's right. Sheryl Hughes.

-Oh. I suppose no news is good news.

-Could you do me a favour, please?

-Ask her to contact me as soon as she

-can, so that I know she's alright.

-Thanks.

-I see you have no experience

-of working in this industry.

-No, but I talked to Gwyneth

-last night...

-..and it's basically

-sticking logos on things.

-Awyr Iach produces goods

-of a high standard.

-And that's why I wear them.

-They're really good.

-Do you have a reference?

-Did Dani give you a reference?

-I haven't told Dani

-that I've applied yet.

-I don't get many shifts

-in the salon, and I'd like...

-..to split my hours between both.

-That doesn't show much dedication.

-Can I have some help here, please?

-Why did you pay?

-To do something nice for you

-after everything you'd been through.

-Do you buy a holiday for everyone

-you feel sorry for?

-Mark, you and I go back a long way.

-And because Kath isn't around...

-Ricky deserved it, not just you.

-And I was angry with Dai.

-Why?

-The horrible things he said

-about you. He went too far.

-Why didn't you say you'd treated us

-instead of going behind my back?

-Would you have accepted?

-Would you have accepted?

-

-No.

-There we go.

-There we go.

-

-You let me think Stacey bought it.

-It was easier, alright?

-I don't know what the problem is.

-Did Ricky enjoy himself?

-Did Ricky enjoy himself?

-

-Yes, he loved it. I did, too.

-There we go.

-That's what's important.

-I'll pay back every penny.

-There's no need.

-There's no need.

-

-I don't accept charity, Diane.

-Alright, then...

-..you can buy me a drink.

-And I don't want to hear

-another word about it.

-They take up less room like that.

-Yes, you're right. Thanks, Vicky.

-You should use this as a test.

-Much better than your interview.

-Do I get the job?

-I won't decide

-until I've interviewed everyone.

-Come in.

-Sorry, I didn't realize someone

-was here. I'll wait outside.

-You'll have to come back later,

-Stacey, we're a bit busy.

-No, Jason. Stacey's here to be

-interviewed for the job.

-Take a seat. I'll be with you now.

-Why didn't you say?

-Why didn't you say?

-

-I wanted to see your face.

-Good luck with your

-business meeting!

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-Excuse me a minute.

-Did they have to remove the tooth?

-Just a filling.

-Poor you. An injection and a drill.

-Do you want to sit?

-Do you want to sit?

-

-No, I'm alright.

-Let me see. Say "Aa".

-It's a bit numb.

-It's a bit numb.

-

-You've got no problem talking.

-So, why aren't you telling me

-the truth?

-I don't think they've opened

-a dentist across the road.

-I saw you coming out of Yr Antur

-just now.

-I know they're holding interviews

-there today.

-Don't bother resigning because

-I'm sacking you. Again.

-You can't.

-You can't.

-

-You don't want to work here.

-I do, but I don't get enough hours

-here. That's why I need both jobs.

-It's alright for you to work here

-and in the Deri.

-That's different.

-That's different.

-

-Please?

-D'you know what...?

-D'you know what...?

-

-Please don't sack me.

-I won't have anything.

-Just dry Mrs Evans's hair.

-One minute.

-Hello, J&S.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Sheryl, thank goodness.

-I've been worried about you.

-Is everything alright?

-I'm so glad to hear.

-Why did you tell him?

-I hadn't intended to.

-It just came out.

-He was so ungrateful

-about the window.

-I told you to leave that bill alone.

-Now your big mouth has

-let the cat out of the bag.

-We live in Cwmderi.

-He would have found out in the end.

-Did he thank you

-for the jolly-hoiting holiday?

-He offered to pay.

-I hope you accepted his offer.

-I hope you accepted his offer.

-

-Dai!

-OK, I apologize.

-I'll take you out

-for a meal tonight.

-Alright,

-but it better be a nice place.

-Good. I'll come over

-and see you tomorrow.

-There we go. Goodbye.

-Do you fancy a bit of action

-tonight?

-Sorry?

-That DVD we watched the other night

-with hijacking and stuff.

-You probably fell asleep.

-The sequel's out in the cinema

-in 3D. My treat.

-That looks good.

-I saw a clip on the TV.

-Dai and I have plans for tonight.

-Oh, right.

-Hywel can go with you.

-I'll see it with Sheryl.

-She's coming home next week.

-I'm sure Sheryl would prefer

-a romantic meal...

-..like we're having tonight.

-There we go.

-I'll meet you here at six.

-Thanks for telling me Stacey was

-trying for the job at Awyr Iach.

-I've worked it out.

-I've worked it out.

-

-Sorry?

-Were you here when Dai

-was fixing the window?

-No.

-That's what I thought. He made sure

-you were out of the way, too.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

-

-I've worked it out.

-What?

-What?

-

-Who framed me. Dai and Diane.

-Don't be so ridiculous.

-We have to find what they've

-planted before the cops turn up.

-Mark, you're paranoid.

-Dai's the killer,

-and Diane's part of it all.

-Diane thinks the world of you.

-She'd never hurt you.

-Planting the phone didn't work, so

-Dai needed to hide something else.

-You're not thinking straight, going

-from one crazy idea to another.

-It all makes sense, why Diane paid

-for that holiday for Ricky and me.

-She admitted it earlier.

-She admitted it earlier.

-

-She was being nice.

-She wanted me out of the way,

-so Dai could frame me.

-I don't understand.

-How did he plant the phone here?

-He broke in.

-Is there any connection

-between Dai and Dewi?

-Diane ran that escorts thing,

-didn't she?

-Maybe Dewi threatened her,

-and Dai tried to stop him.

-Mark, stop this nonsense now.

-I understand you want to clear

-your name...

-..but blaming someone else

-isn't the answer.

-And Dai and Diane of all people.

-And Dai and Diane of all people.

-

-I'm telling you, he did it.

-He's going to pay for putting me in

-jail, if it's the last thing I do.

-We can't fit any more upstairs.

-The spare room is jam-packed.

-Leave it on the landing, then.

-Working in Australia would be much

-easier than this nonsense.

-Are you still sulking over that?

-We can't be sure

-that any of this stuff will sell.

-We've already received orders.

-Who are you going to employ? You

-only interviewed Stacey and Vicky.

-Stacey wasn't very good.

-Vicky's a hassle, juggling hours

-in the salon and Awyr Iach.

-Stacey's available all the time.

-It'd be a huge change for Lady Muck.

-I'll enjoy ordering her around.

-Right, if you can't decide...

-..heads, Stacey, tails, Vicky.

-I've got a better idea.

-Hiya.

-Hey. Did you get hold of Sheryl?

-Yes, thanks to you.

-What was the problem?

-The school she's in is pretty

-remote without much signal.

-But she's coming home next week.

-Good. I'm glad someone has

-something to look forward to.

-Yes, listen, I'd heard that...

-..you've lost the business,

-and you're looking for work.

-Cwmderi's jungle drums

-are still working, then.

-Oh, do you fancy another one

-before we go?

-Sorry, Jim, but I'd arranged

-to go for a meal with Stacey.

-But we're going to see the film.

-But we're going to see the film.

-

-Another time. Sorry.

-Right.

-Bye.

-Bye.

-Thanks for using me as an excuse,

-Hywel.

-You have to pay for a meal now,

-or I'll tell Jim everything.

-Yes, OK.

-It'll be nice to have the gossip.

-Hey, your hair looks nice.

-Hiya.

-I wanted to offer you the job.

-Really? Thanks, Sara.

-When do I start?

-So experience means nothing.

-Oh, right, if you think you're too

-good to work for Awyr Iach, fine.

-I wanted to divide the job

-between you.

-Suits me.

-What exactly do you mean by divide?

-Job-share.

-How many hours?

-We'll see, but it'll be

-a zero-hours contract.

-I'll take whatever you're offering.

-Yes, fine.

-Thanks.

-Great. I'll see you tomorrow

-morning at 9.00am.

-On the dot, please!

-I don't have a shift in the salon

-tomorrow anyway.

-What about next week's shifts?

-We could reach an agreement

-with Sara.

-Dani, please.

-The money from the salon isn't

-enough for Nicky and I to live on.

-We'll see what Sheryl says

-when she comes back. OK?

-Oh, that was a lovely meal.

-So it should be, the prices we pay.

-Shush.

-Do you hear that?

-I don't hear anything.

-That's what the house sounded like

-before Jim moved in.

-No wonder you wanted Jim and Hywel

-to go to the pictures.

-You've got your come-to-bed eyes!

-Good heavens! Mrs Gooseberry's back!

-The film can't possibly

-have finished.

-No.

-Hywel had other arrangements.

-I didn't fancy going on my own.

-I'm sorry to interrupt you...

-..but...

-..I won't be in your way

-for much longer.

-Why?

-I'm looking at flats tomorrow.

-I'm looking at flats tomorrow.

-

-What about Eileen?

-Jim, are you alright?

-Yes, erm...

-I think I've got something

-in my eye.

-Right, I think I'll go up.

-He's been crying.

-He's been crying.

-

-Don't be soft.

-I'm telling you, he's heartbroken

-without Eileen.

-He doesn't want to move

-back in with her.

-Of course he does. He's just

-too stubborn to admit it.

-It's her birthday

-in a few days' time.

-She hasn't got much

-to look forward to.

-I could give her

-the perfect present.

-Getting them back together.

-And how will you do that, Diane?

-There's more than one way

-to skin a cat.

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