Tue, 14 Mar 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Don't you fancy Diane's lunch today?

-I'm keeping well away from there,

-they're like lovebirds.

-Don't worry, it won't last long.

-They're not happy unless

-they're at each other's throats.

-I wanted to talk to you

-about a marketing idea.

-Not now, DJ.

-Has anyone heard the latest

-on Sioned?

-According to Iolo,

-she still hasn't come around.

-Do you really think Ed did it?

-It's hard to imagine it,

-it's not in his nature.

-Hey, boys,

-we've got a problem here.

-What now?

-What now?

-

-It's leaking.

-Let's have a look.

-Drat it, it is too.

-Hold that for me.

-Where's that coming from?

-Toilet?

-I'd better find the stopcock.

-Right, nobody to go in there.

-I'm bursting.

-I'm bursting.

-

-Go up to Cwm FM.

-Hurry up, Jason.

-I think this path will work well

-because it's quite flat.

-And there's a cafe

-next to the car park.

-Great.

-I've been thinking of buying

-those trainers you suggested.

-My feet are killing me

-after yesterday.

-And I'm going to shave my head.

-Are you?

-Yes.

-I started going to the alopecia

-support group this week.

-A woman there said she'd done it

-when her alopecia was at its worst.

-A way of taking control

-of the situation.

-I can understand that.

-Will you cut it yourself or go to

-someone else? I can come with you.

-Thanks but...

-No, I'm going to do it here.

-I haven't told Hywel yet.

-He doesn't know you're cutting it?

-He doesn't know you're cutting it?

-

-Not yet.

-I'll have to tell him,

-it'll be hard to hide it.

-You should trust in him.

-I know and I will.

-But after the way he reacted

-last week...

-It's my decision, Ffion.

-It's my decision, Ffion.

-

-Yes, of course.

-Can I...?

-Help yourself.

-I need every ounce of strength...

-..to fill in the application form

-by 8.00pm tonight.

-I'd better go.

-But talk to Hywel today.

-Yes, miss.

-Yes, miss.

-

-And good luck with the...

-Thanks.

-Ta-ra, Ffi.

-Do you want a cuppa?

-I'd better not. I should have been

-in Llanarthur five minutes ago.

-Thanks for this. It'll spare me

-hunting in the freezer.

-Don't get too excited,

-the sauce came out of a jar...

-..not like the one you and Mam

-used to make.

-I'm sure it'll be tasty.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello? Iolo Davies-White.

-Hi, Jase.

-Right, I see.

-I can't today,

-I'm in the middle of a job.

-Hang on.

-Dad, are you available

-to do a job in the business units?

-I know it's supposed to be

-your day off.

-It doesn't matter.

-I'll do it.

-Hiya, Jase. Dad will come over

-this afternoon.

-Sorry, I didn't realize

-anyone was here.

-It's alright.

-Making the most of a free lesson.

-Filling in a form

-for a head of department job.

-It's silly you have to apply

-for your own job.

-That's how it is.

-The rules are the same for everyone.

-I suppose so.

-I'm thinking of applying

-for the Head of Technology job...

-..now that Dorian's leaving.

-Why not?

-Mind you, the application form's

-giving me a headache.

-I could do with someone

-to look over it for me.

-But everyone's busy.

-But everyone's busy.

-

-Do you want me to take a look?

-No, you've got enough to do

-with your own form.

-I'm willing to check it.

-Send it on an email and come over

-tonight for a chat, if you want.

-Sure?

-I like using my red pen.

-I like using my red pen.

-

-You won't have any ink left!

-You're not that bad.

-You're not that bad.

-

-You'll see. Thanks.

-Here you are.

-Here you are.

-

-Thanks.

-How's the report going?

-How's the report going?

-

-I'll be glad when I've finished.

-It's so boring.

-It's so boring.

-

-I suppose so.

-Listen, there's something

-I want to tell you.

-I'm going to shave my head.

-So, yes. I'm doing it

-this afternoon with the clippers.

-Listen...

-..shouldn't you talk

-to your dermatologist first?

-I have.

-And I got some advice

-in the support club too.

-One girl did it last year and said

-it was the best thing she did.

-If you're sure.

-Maybe I should have told you

-sooner...

-..but I had to make up my own mind.

-You have to do what's best for you.

-Why didn't you mention it

-before now?

-You don't have to do it now.

-Hywel, when you wake up

-every morning...

-..and see hair falling out

-in your hands...

-Can I be with you when you do it?

-If you want.

-If you want.

-

-Of course I do.

-I'm more than happy

-to do it myself.

-I know, but I want to be with you.

-OK.

-The sooner you sort it out,

-the better.

-I have to provide a toilet

-for staff.

-It's obvious what's gone wrong.

-If you look here...

-I don't care what's wrong,

-just fix it.

-Do you have a moment

-to talk about this marketing idea?

-We could offer a prize...

-..when people share Awyr Iach's

-link on Cnoc Cnoc.

-It won't cost anything.

-It'll cost us prize money.

-It'll cost us prize money.

-

-It'll be worth it.

-That's enough, DJ.

-You wasted enough of our money

-on that silly poster.

-I'm going to collect

-the first lot of T-shirts.

-I'll come with you.

-Don't you have any work to do

-in APD?

-Ta-ra.

-Hey, Sion, what would you call

-"vouchers" in Welsh?

-"Talebau".

-Who comes up with these things?

-No-one will know what that means.

-A lot of people use "talebau"

-by now.

-Tommo, on the radio, for instance.

-I think I'll stick with using

-"vouchers".

-What have you got there?

-What have you got there?

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-A piece for Cwm Ni.

-I don't know why Sara

-got me to translate it.

-I'd rather stick to marketing ideas.

-Does she writes things in English?

-She's more comfortable doing that.

-I'm more than happy

-to have a look at it for you.

-Would you?

-No problem.

-Have you got a pencil?

-Better than that - a biro.

-I quite like your marketing idea,

-by the way.

-Do you?

-Sara would be daft to disagree.

-Let me...

-Let me help you.

-Let me help you.

-

-It's alright, I've nearly finished.

-Sher...

-..let me do it.

-I'll be fine.

-Please.

-Are you sure?

-We're going through this together,

-aren't we?

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-I'm ready when you are.

-OK.

-There are two "N's" in "tynnu".

-There are two "N's" in "tynnu".

-

-Alright.

-Maybe you should invest in some

-grammar correcting software.

-It works miracles.

-I need a miracle, do I? Thanks.

-Place them in the stockroom

-in neat piles, please, Jase.

-What's this? A gossip club?

-No, no. Sion was helping me

-with the translation.

-Oh, lovely!

-So you've fixed the pipe, have you?

-So you've fixed the pipe, have you?

-

-DJ was in a pickle so I helped him.

-Hurry up! I need the toilet.

-TELEPHONE

-Good afternoon, Awyr Iach.

-Oh, yes.

-Oh, right.

-I'm over the moon to hear that...

-..and the rest of the team

-will be too.

-If you email me now, I can get back

-to you by the end of the day.

-There we are. Thank you.

-Oh, yes.

-The marketing campaign

-was a waste of money, was it?

-A man from Aberystwyth phoned

-to order stock for six months.

-How's that connected

-to the posters?

-Isn't it a coincidence?

-The orders are coming in.

-If you say so.

-If you say so.

-

-You should trial his new idea.

-I think it would work.

-Sion, pipe!

-His application's so weak.

-I don't have time for this.

-If you don't have time,

-why did you agree to help him?

-I didn't think

-it would be this bad.

-DOOR BUZZER

-Hello?

-Hello?

-

-Hiya, it's me.

-Come up.

-He has no chance.

-Hiya.

-Car crash?

-Car crash?

-

-Not at all. It's great.

-I've got a few suggestions

-but nothing major.

-A cuppa?

-A cuppa?

-

-Yes. Coffee, please.

-Geth will make it now.

-Geth will make it now.

-

-Good, it'll keep me awake.

-Right.

-Maybe here you'd be better off...

-..focusing

-on your people management skills.

-Say you're keen on running

-a department efficiently...

-..in a cost-effective way.

-That sort of thing.

-That sort of thing.

-

-Brilliant. Yes?

-You have a way with words.

-I don't know. My application's

-all over the place.

-I forget you have your own to do.

-I forget you have your own to do.

-

-It's alright.

-Sorry to disturb you

-but dinner's nearly ready.

-I'd better go.

-No, it's alright.

-There's still some work to do.

-Do you want to eat with us?

-Um... Yes, OK,

-if there's enough to go round.

-Iol's out on a job and all

-this work is making me hungry.

-Thanks.

-Are you alright?

-Are you sure?

-I'm fine, honestly.

-What about you?

-I'm alright.

-Listen,

-let's have a takeaway tonight.

-Let me do that.

-Honestly, it's OK.

-There was no need.

-I'd have been stuck without you

-so, yes, there was.

-It was good, wasn't it?

-You're confident enough

-to take on jobs on your own.

-Yes.

-Didn't you enjoy it?

-Yes, yes, but...

-The fact is,

-I'm going back to translating.

-Do a bit of both?

-I'm going to give up

-the plumbing work.

-But plumbing's good for you.

-I'm more passionate

-about translating.

-But plumbing gets you

-out of the house, Dad.

-Yes, but simultaneous translation

-work does that too.

-Yes, I guess so.

-It means a lot

-that you're concerned for me.

-I feel guilty for wasting

-your company's resources.

-It has nothing to do with it.

-I thought a gradual change

-would suit you better.

-You've been through a lot recently,

-Dad.

-Yes, but I know what I'm doing.

-Honestly.

-I'm not going to change my mind,

-am I?

-Sorry.

-You're so stubborn.

-You're so stubborn.

-

-Says you!

-But I'm going to repay you

-for the opportunities.

-Anything you need, any translation

-work, you only need to ask.

-There is one way

-you can pay me back.

-I'll have a piece of that lasagne.

-Thanks, Ffion,

-you've turned this around for me.

-I feel bad now, I should have

-brought you a box of chocolates.

-Don't worry, you can bring her

-a bouquet of flowers tomorrow.

-Yes, exactly.

-Right, you can go now.

-Ffion has her own application

-to finish in 90 minutes.

-Geth!

-Look at him being overprotective.

-Maybe I should go.

-Yes, maybe.

-Yes, maybe.

-

-Thanks for that. Bye!

-What's wrong with you?

-You had every chance

-to ask him to leave.

-There was no need to send him away.

-There was no need to send him away.

-

-You re-did his application.

-I felt sorry for him.

-Come on,

-we all need help sometimes.

-How about helping yourself?

-You let people walk all over you.

-You've only got an hour and a half

-until your own deadline.

-I'll I'm saying is

-I hope you get an interview.

-That was lovely.

-I'll have to shave my head

-more often.

-Do you want any more?

-I'd better not, just in case Esther

-wakes up during the night.

-What do you think of us

-sharing a room tonight?

-Only if you feel ready...

-I'm ready.

-I don't have anything to hide now.

-The spare bed is so uncomfortable,

-it's like sleeping on a plank.

-Thank you for what you did today.

-Thank you for what you did today.

-

-No.

-There's no need for you to thank me.

-Come here.

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