Tue, 20 Feb 2018 Pobol y Cwm

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-Hey.

-Why didn't you wake me up

-before going to work?

-Hang on, I haven't been to the

-garage yet. I went to get you this.

-Here you go.

-Read them.

-Texts from Garry and there

-are loads of missed calls.

-You know what? I was stupid

-to listen to you.

-I should have gone home to Carol

-and Garry last night.

-Dan, I didn't stop you,

-you fell asleep.

-Why didn't you wake me up?

-You weren't in any state

-to go anywhere.

-You don't have to go back.

-I want to see Carol.

-I want to see Carol.

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-You can stay here if you want.

-I've already been here too long.

-Dan!

-If you can start on Thursday,

-that would be hunk dory.

-So get me all the paperwork.

-So get me all the paperwork.

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-Right.

-Is anything bothering you?

-It's just the tension

-between Jim and Mathew.

-Leave those two to me.

-Just get me the estimate, ASAP.

-I'll go and do it now.

-Hey, how are you?

-Right then, come here you two.

-Mathew, are you listening to me?

-I can explain.

-You left your own baby overnight.

-Forgive me.

-Where were you?

-I'd fallen asleep on Gethin's sofa.

-Do you think I'm stupid?

-I'm telling the truth.

-I wasn't with Mathew, OK.

-I promise, just...

-Please, give me one more chance.

-Why?

-What do you give me, Dan?

-Nothing but hassle and aggro.

-I'm better off without you.

-You don't mean that.

-You don't mean that.

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-I do.

-Every word.

-I'm going up to see Carol.

-You two have been arguing too much

-recently and it has to stop.

-It's his fault, his mind's

-all over the place.

-That's not fair, is it?

-Look at yesterday, thinking

-more of Dani than the plastering.

-What did I say about this arguing?

-What did I say about this arguing?

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-Well, tell him.

-Jim's right,

-you need to concentrate on the job.

-So you're taking his side?

-No, I'm trying to be fair

-to both of you.

-Save it, Dai, and stuff your job.

-You can't walk off in the middle

-of a job. We've got a deadline.

-Look what you've done now, Jim.

-You and your big mouth.

-I was only being honest.

-No, a single cylinder.

-Yes, there you go.

-Sorry, Ifan,

-but we have to cancel today.

-Bobi and Arthur are grounded.

-Why? What have they done?

-They were playing on the quad

-and now it keeps stalling.

-Ah, right.

-He's in one heck of a mood.

-We're in the middle of lambing.

-He went ballistic with them.

-We won't stay then.

-We won't stay then.

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-We'll organize something else.

-See you tonight.

-Yes, see you tonight. Ta-ra.

-Garry, look, this is silly.

-Can we sit down and talk about it?

-This is what you want?

-For me to leave?

-If I go, it's over.

-If I go, it's over.

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-Go on, then.

-Off you go.

-But don't come back.

-I never want to see you again.

-Where is he?

-In the cafe, sulking.

-He won't talk to me.

-He's a bit wet if you ask me.

-Finish that

-and go and tell him you're sorry.

-I'm not going anywhere.

-Dani!

-Dani!

-Dani!

-KNOCKING ON DOOR

-Shut the door. Lock it, quick.

-What's wrong?

-Dani!

-I've left him, I had to.

-I've left him, I had to.

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-What's going on?

-Can I stay here?

-Can I stay here?

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-Of course.

-I'll go and talk to him.

-I'll go and talk to him.

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-Don't let him in.

-Out of the way. Move.

-I want a word with Dani.

-She doesn't want to talk to you.

-She doesn't want to talk to you.

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-I want my daughter back now!

-I've just explained.

-I've got every right to go in,

-I'm the landlord.

-No, OK.

-I've got rights.

-You have to give me warning.

-Don't tell me what to do.

-Just get out the way.

-Garry, calm down.

-Think about Carol.

-Is it fair that you're shouting

-at her mother like this?

-The best thing is for you to walk

-away and Dani will be in touch.

-Are you alright?

-Thanks.

-You've left him?

-You won't get away with taking her.

-I promise you that.

-You don't have to worry any more.

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-Right, what do you want?

-I'll get these.

-A bottle of wine?

-A bottle of wine?

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-Lovely.

-White for me, please.

-White for me, please.

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-A bottle of white wine, please.

-Chardonnay? Pinot Grigio?

-Chardonnay? Pinot Grigio?

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-Doesn't matter.

-It matters to me.

-I'm not a clairvoyant.

-Chardonnay, then.

-You'd better watch your tone,

-or you'll lose even more customers.

-Do you want to be served or not?

-What's this?

-When shall we three meet again?

-What's the occasion?

-What's the occasion?

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-We deserve a night out.

-I haven't been out for ages.

-Eifion wasn't happy but tough.

-Considering the state he was

-in the last time he went out.

-Dai, say thanks to Diane.

-Dai, say thanks to Diane.

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-For what?

-Babysitting the boys.

-And thank her for me too,

-for looking after Ifan.

-I haven't been home yet. I'm trying

-to sort out this tapas bar.

-I'm looking forward to that.

-Somewhere else to go.

-Competition for you, Garry,

-right on your doorstep.

-I heard that Awyr Iach's

-struggling. Is that true?

-You shouldn't believe

-everything you hear.

-15.00.

-Who put arsenic in his porridge

-this morning?

-Pint of this, please.

-Thanks for lying last night.

-I'll remember that.

-There we go, then.

-No, no, you'll regret it, one day.

-Cheers!

-Carol and Greta are fast asleep.

-Good.

-Sorry for dumping myself

-on you like this.

-You're welcome to stay

-here as long as you want.

-Garry's not going to leave me alone

-until he gets Carol back.

-I'm going to see him tonight.

-Is that wise?

-Is that wise?

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-He needs to know where we are.

-We haven't eaten yet.

-We haven't eaten yet.

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-I don't want anything.

-I need something.

-I need something.

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-I'll go and get some chips.

-Iol, put the plates in the oven.

-Dani, please,

-don't go and see Garry.

-See you later.

-You're better off without Mathew.

-I can't afford to lose a labourer.

-I've got deadlines to meet.

-I'd better go home,

-but I don't know why.

-It'll be more like a creche

-than a home.

-Hiya.

-How are you?

-OK.

-Listen, I want to see you

-before I go away.

-Away? Where are you going?

-Disneyland Paris

-with Ffion and Arwen.

-Yes, it was Ffion's idea.

-Jolly.

-I don't really want to go

-but Arwen's so excited.

-How about Thursday afternoon?

-Yes, OK.

-Where?

-I'll organize somewhere.

-About 2.00pm?

-Can't wait.

-Right then, ladies,

-it's my round next. Pass my purse.

-The taxi will be here any minute.

-The taxi will be here any minute.

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-We'd better finish this.

-Down that one.

-At least she's left him,

-that's what's important.

-She wants to talk to him later.

-Tell her not to.

-He's in a mood with her.

-You know how stubborn she is.

-You know how stubborn she is.

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-Do you want me to talk to her?

-You know how stubborn she is.

-No, I don't think

-you'd change her mind.

-It has to be her decision.

-I'd better go.

-The chips are getting cold.

-Come on, he's waiting.

-If we take photos tonight,

-don't show them to anyone.

-I don't want drunk photos

-on social media.

-Enjoy yourselves and behave.

-Come with us then.

-There's plenty of room for one more.

-You can squeeze in the back.

-I wouldn't be able to trust myself

-with you three. Good night.

-APD is a small company

-so the profit margins are small.

-That's why every job's important.

-And your point is...?

-As you know,

-this job has a penalty clause.

-That's your problem, Dai.

-Look, Mathew, you're a good worker.

-I don't want to lose you. Honestly.

-I know things have been difficult

-for you and I do sympathize.

-Honestly now.

-I know you see me

-as this big impatient so-and-so...

-..but I've got a

-sensitive side too.

-You're not the only one

-who's experienced this.

-The same thing happened to me

-years ago.

-Really?

-Yes, with a girl called Lizzie.

-Lizzie. She was from Pwll.

-We went out with each other

-for a long time...

-..at the time I started

-with the scaffolding.

-She finished with me

-and it was all a mess.

-I was really hurt.

-I don't know what I'd do

-if Diane left me now.

-This soft soaping won't work.

-That's not what I'm doing.

-This sentimental mush

-doesn't suit you either.

-It's not sentimental mush.

-My heart was in bits.

-I'm not coming back to work

-for APD.

-If you're worried about Jim,

-don't be.

-I'll sort him out. You won't get

-any more hassle from him.

-Mathew, you've got a good job here.

-Don't throw it away.

-And you're learning

-from the best bloke in the area.

-Right but Dai, if he says

-one word, just one word...

-He won't.

-Trust me, he won't say anything.

-Good boy.

-What shall we have here?

-Wine or Jagerbombs?

-We'll have Jagerbombs.

-Yes, because there's a deal on.

-There we go.

-Can I have six Jagerbombs, please.

-The last time I drank Jagerbombs,

-I had a hangover for three days.

-But we're out!

-But we're out!

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-And on a Tuesday night.

-I haven't been here for years.

-I haven't been here for years.

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-It hasn't changed much.

-There's still no talent here.

-There's still no talent here.

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-Why? Are you on the pull?

-No, I've got Eifion.

-Oh! She's got Eifion.

-Come on then, a selfie.

-It's the wrong way round.

-Ready?

-Cheese!

-Right, cheers.

-To us.

-To us.

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-To us.

-We need to talk.

-Carol back here now,

-that's what I want.

-That's not going to happen.

-That's not going to happen.

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-It has to happen.

-Things aren't that easy.

-So there's nothing more to say.

-I'm not going anywhere

-until we sort this out.

-You'll be waiting a long time.

-Eurgh! The toilets stink.

-You're lush, you are.

-And you look fabulous

-in a pair of wellies.

-I wish I had a pile

-of designer clothes.

-I don't have much.

-I just stomp around in the mud.

-You always look glamorous too,

-Sheryl.

-What are you doing?

-Looking for taxi numbers.

-Looking for taxi numbers.

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-We're not leaving now.

-We'd better order one.

-Don't worry about that now.

-Don't worry about that now.

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-So how will we get home?

-I'll phone Eifion to fetch us.

-Don't hassle him.

-Don't hassle him.

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-It's no hassle.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-Yes. Let's have another round.

-You're not going to get her.

-We'll have to just share her.

-You make her sound

-like she's a toy.

-I'm trying to be fair here, Garry.

-I can't live with you any more.

-I can't live with you any more.

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-This is all your fault.

-Sleeping with Mathew.

-Remind me, Garry,

-did you sleep with Sioned?

-Here we go again.

-Just forget about us, OK.

-We're over.

-But we have to talk about

-what's important - Carol.

-There's nothing to talk about.

-You're bringing her back to me now.

-You're bringing her back to me now.

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-No, I'm not.

-You can have a few days

-to think about it...

-..and tomorrow morning

-I'm coming to fetch my stuff.

-They'll be ready in bags for you.

-Hey, how'd it go?

-Hey, how'd it go?

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-Great.

-I told you there was no point.

-I told you there was no point.

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-He wants Carol.

-He's not coming over?

-He'd better not.

-Watch out.

-Are you alright?

-Thank you, Eifion, you're a star.

-Good night.

-No, come back for a party

-in our house.

-Thanks for the offer

-but I think you've had enough.

-What are you doing?

-Just saying thanks

-for bringing me home.

-OK.

-Are you going to be alright?

-Are you going to be alright?

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-Yes.

-Give it here. Which one is it?

-Give it here. Which one is it?

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-That one.

-There you go. Goodnight.

-Goodnight.

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