Tue, 18 Apr 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Oh, so you're still alive?

-Just.

-Your shift started three hours ago.

-Your shift started three hours ago.

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-Sorry, sorry.

-A hangover's a sign of a good night.

-Too good.

-Where did you stay last night?

-The usual, please.

-The usual, please.

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-Yes, fine.

-So, where were you?

-It's not exactly The Ritz

-but it's discreet.

-Gentlemen. Mr Monk, welcome back.

-Thought I'd introduce my friends

-to the best businessman's club...

-..this side of the bridge.

-..this side of the bridge.

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-Your hostess today is Sia.

-Sia? Sounds exotic.

-Would you like to come this way?

-Thanks.

-Thank you.

-Hello?

-I've put the quad

-next to the shed for you.

-There are five rolls of chicken wire

-there.

-Thanks, Jason.

-I can start on the pens tomorrow

-if you want.

-Here's the estimate.

-Listen, I'm going to do the work

-myself now.

-You won't find anyone cheaper.

-It's not the cost.

-Oh.

-I see. You don't trust me.

-I didn't say that.

-I saw your face yesterday

-when Dai made his accusations.

-He wouldn't do it without reason.

-He wouldn't do it without reason.

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-I'm being falsely accused.

-We're just trying

-to save some money.

-Are you?

-There we go, so am I.

-That's why I'm taking my money

-out of the syndicate.

-Come on,

-you're just being childish now.

-Am I now?

-Do you call this childish?

-This is on APD's website.

-That's abuse.

-"Blood on your hands."

-I don't want anything to do with

-the shooting if this is the result.

-It's just a protest.

-What if Sara sees it?

-I don't want her upsetting herself.

-It won't do Awyr Iach

-any good either.

-Penrhewl's page has had it too.

-Kelly's behind this.

-Kelly's behind this.

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-We don't have any proof.

-She said in the Deri yesterday

-she was going to do something.

-Enjoy.

-Excuse me.

-Sia.

-It suits you.

-The name.

-But I'm not sure about the job.

-It's a bit of a comedown...

-..after running your own business.

-The pay's good.

-Strange...

-..you didn't mention it.

-Do I question you

-about your business?

-Crikey Moses, what's this mess?

-Don't get worked up.

-We've got rid of those

-round the back.

-There was more?

-So Kelly's picked on you too?

-You don't know it was Kelly.

-You don't know it was Kelly.

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-She's leading these yobs.

-We'll have to withdraw

-from the syndicate.

-It's not worth it if we're going

-to get all this trouble.

-We shouldn't give in to them.

-We shouldn't give in to them.

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-Exactly.

-We'll see.

-I'm going to stop this nonsense now.

-Dai, here you go.

-A receipt for the pram.

-We had a bargain.

-It would have been easy enough

-for him to give you the cash.

-Jason would never steal.

-What's going on here?

-You might as well know.

-I think Jason's stolen 5,000

-from APD.

-Are you serious?

-There he is, the thief himself.

-Don't listen to him. It's not true.

-Jason wouldn't steal

-especially from his own family.

-You should be ashamed of yourself.

-Last week, you couldn't afford

-to buy a brand-new pram.

-You didn't have the money,

-and then, hey presto...

-..this week, you've bought

-a top-of-the-range, brand-new pram.

-As I explained, we had a bargain.

-We didn't pay the full price

-for it.

-But it still cost a pretty penny.

-It's money you didn't have

-before the theft.

-Don't listen to this,

-I don't want you upsetting yourself.

-Why didn't you tell me?

-I was hoping Jason

-would pay the money back.

-Come back here.

-Hiya, Mam. Alright?

-Yes, love.

-Are you busy? I'd like to talk

-to you about something.

-Yes, I feel fine.

-Don't worry, it can wait

-until you come home. No problem.

-The bloke online gave me the idea.

-The bloke online gave me the idea.

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-That Morgan's a good contact.

-This is where you are.

-Some bedtime reading for you.

-Some bedtime reading for you.

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-You've gone too far this time.

-Why? There aren't any spelling

-mistakes in it, are there?

-What you've put online.

-We've only posted leaflets

-through letterboxes.

-Dai and Diane could report you

-for property damage.

-Slander's a criminal offence too.

-What does "blood on your hands"

-mean?

-Anyone who shoots innocent birds

-has blood on their hands.

-Sounds like a threat to me

-and that's a criminal offence too.

-Do you mind? We're in the middle

-of a private meeting.

-If there's any more nonsense,

-I will report you. OK?

-I'll be back now.

-Did you do it?

-No comment.

-Mathew, go and lie down.

-Oh, dear.

-Someone's had a big night.

-He's only just come in.

-He's only just come in.

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-So, who's the unlucky lady?

-You don't know her.

-Well, there's a lot to be said

-for being young, free and single.

-I heard that.

-Wow, thank you very much, sir.

-Call me Martin.

-Call me Martin.

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-Thank you, Martin.

-A perk of the job?

-A perk of the job?

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-Every penny helps.

-I'd watch that Martin Fallon.

-Oh?

-He's got a bit of a reputation

-for being a sugar daddy.

-The only interesting thing

-about him is his Porsche 911.

-If he wants to throw money around...

-Not everyone's as naive as him.

-I've come here

-to do an honest day's work.

-I don't do anyone any favours.

-I don't do anyone any favours.

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-I know.

-Just a word to the wise.

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-I thought something was wrong

-when you phoned earlier.

-Not at all. I couldn't wait

-to tell you the good news.

-I've booked a holiday.

-Very nice. You deserve it.

-Not just for me,

-for the both of us...

-..in California.

-America?

-America?

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-No, the North Pole.

-We start in San Francisco, down

-to Vegas, see the Grand Canyon...

-..and finish in LA.

-We could go to Disneyland.

-Hang on. Are you serious?

-Hang on. Are you serious?

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-Of course I am.

-We could go to Universal or both.

-I don't know what to say.

-I've always dreamed

-of going to America.

-I want to make the most

-of every second I've got left.

-You don't have to spend

-all your money on me.

-Too late, I've bought the tickets.

-Someone has to look after me.

-Are you sure

-you're up to the journey?

-I've seen the doctor and he's going

-to sort out all the drugs...

-..and write

-to the insurance company.

-I've just got to book

-the accommodation.

-Do you want to stay in hotels

-with swimming pools?

-Yee-ha!

-Garry! Hey, Garry.

-I need a word with you.

-I need a word with you.

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-I hear you've been a bad boy.

-Don't start.

-Would I be here now if it was true?

-Did you see anyone going into APD

-after you gave me the money?

-I want a receipt for the cash.

-I want a receipt for the cash.

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-Wasn't it a cash-in-hand job?

-And now I want it to be official.

-I don't want the cops

-sniffing round my business.

-The cops don't know.

-The cops don't know.

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-Just do it.

-Make sure you include the VAT.

-Everything above board.

-Did you pass anyone?

-Outside APD?

-Unless they were hiding, they must

-have come in straight after you.

-I only turned my back

-for a few seconds.

-I don't remember.

-I don't remember.

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-Try to remember, please.

-I'm desperate.

-I didn't see anyone. Sorry, Jase.

-If you're sure

-I can't change your mind.

-No. Ta-ra, then.

-Not someone else pulling out?

-The Bull

-cancelling their order for our veg.

-As a protest?

-We can persuade more people

-to back us.

-Or we can play dirty ourselves.

-How?

-How?

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-Kelly and I were friends on this.

-You're not friends now, are you?

-No. I've found

-some very interesting photos.

-You're sure you didn't see anyone

-after Garry left?

-Yes, and he didn't see anyone

-either.

-It's a shame we don't have CCTV.

-You don't believe me, do you?

-You don't believe me, do you?

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-Of course I do.

-I just want proof

-it was someone else.

-Isn't my word enough for you?

-Dear me!

-Sorry if this is inconvenient

-but I have to ask you today.

-Ask what?

-I need time off.

-Mam's booked a holiday for us both.

-Nice.

-When?

-That's the problem.

-The end of the week.

-That doesn't give us much warning.

-I can help out in Awyr Iach

-if you want.

-How long for?

-Two weeks. We're going to America

-and want to see as much as we can.

-Very nice.

-I'm obviously paying you too much.

-Mam's paying. I wanted to contribute

-but she insisted.

-You have to take the opportunity.

-So...

-..is it alright?

-If you're happy to help.

-No problem.

-I've distributed all the leaflets.

-I've distributed all the leaflets.

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-But leaflets won't stop them.

-We have to be careful

-we don't turn people against us.

-A lot are complaining

-about the mess outside APD.

-I think you've gone too far.

-Kelly didn't do it.

-Kelly didn't do it.

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-You?

-Nice one, Geth.

-It worked.

-APD won't do the work

-and Jason's pulled out.

-And you sent

-the threatening messages too?

-Sorry, Miss, I did.

-But they're not threatening.

-As a committee, we have to tell

-each other what we've done.

-I saw an opportunity.

-I could lose my job.

-You're overreacting.

-We're in the middle of a meeting.

-You don't seem to be upset.

-About what?

-Pictures speak volumes.

-Fur really suits you.

-How can you be so two-faced?

-That's fake fur.

-That's fake fur.

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-Looks like the real McCoy to me.

-Where did you get that photo?

-You posted it after you sent me

-a friend request.

-It's ancient anyway.

-I'm sure I've seen you wear it

-recently.

-You don't change, do you?

-Like Ffion said, you're two-faced.

-This is ridiculous.

-This is ridiculous.

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-Don't worry, we can delete it.

-It's probably gone viral.

-I want a word with your mother.

-Remember she's ill.

-What on earth are you doing here?

-Hiya. I've got the dollars...

-That's nice. How did you pay?

-Let me guess. Cash?

-Let me guess. Cash?

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-I don't understand.

-That's how you paid

-for the holiday.

-You have no proof.

-You have no proof.

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-Proof of what?

-Isn't it obvious? One minute

-cash gets stolen from APD.

-The next, you book a holiday

-that costs, let me think...

-..five thousand pounds.

-It wasn't that much.

-It wasn't that much.

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-Jason! He isn't thinking straight.

-You must be desperate.

-Picking on a dying woman.

-That's enough.

-Do you think someone's

-stupid enough to steal money...

-..and then make a show

-of spending it?

-It's nonsense.

-So where did you get the money?

-So where did you get the money?

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-That's enough, Jason.

-I've had to cash in

-everything I've got.

-All my savings.

-So it's just a coincidence?

-Yes, this is the only chance

-they'll get.

-Sorry.

-There we go. Get out, go on. Leave.

-It's a bit too late to say sorry.

-Admit the truth,

-that's what you need to do.

-I'm so sorry.

-I'll get your medicine.

-You owe me a pint

-for free bed and breakfast.

-Sorry, Eifs. Is Cadno angry?

-She wanted you out

-but I couldn't wake you up.

-Let me buy you a pint,

-it's the least I can do.

-Are you going to have a rum,

-as you're so fond of the stuff?

-I'm never, ever drinking again.

-Sorry if this one was late for work

-today.

-I tried shifting him...

-..but he'd crashed out on our sofa.

-Lightweight.

-You told Gethin

-you had a dirty stop-out.

-You're not jealous, are you?

-Is that what you were trying to do?

-Is that what you were trying to do?

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-I said anything to shut him up.

-Look, can I have some time off?

-Mam and Dad

-are moaning they haven't seen me.

-Go on.

-Go on.

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-Thanks.

-I expected you to say something.

-About my new job.

-That woman's name was Sia.

-I don't know her.

-Thanks.

-White wine, please.

-Hey, look.

-Top ten things to do in California.

-Are you alright?

-Just a bit tired.

-I'm not surprised. Jason

-had no right to upset you like that.

-There's nothing to prove

-he did it either.

-That's no excuse for him

-to blame an innocent party.

-There we go, forget about that.

-We have to decide what

-we're going to see in the States.

-I'm still waiting for my money.

-Don't you have enough

-to build your hencoop?

-I meant what I said.

-I'll take you to court

-if I don't get it.

-This week.

-This week.

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-Yeah, yeah.

-You'll need more tips

-to clear that debt.

-He'll just have to wait, won't he.

-Not if you come to work for me.

-I had a very interesting offer

-in the club today.

-Where to find dodgy cars?

-I'll need help.

-I'll need help.

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-To do the dirty work.

-Someone who isn't scared

-to take a risk.

-Sioned...

-..you've got fight in you

-and style.

-I admire that.

-I'm nobody's puppet, thanks.

-I'm trying to help you

-get yourself back on your feet.

-The money's good.

-If you've got money to burn...

-..you can make me a better offer

-for Deri Deithio.

-You've rejected it once.

-I want a sensible offer

-and for Ceir Shir Gar.

-Do you want to talk?

-Do you want to talk?

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-I'll think about it.

-You know where I am.

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