Wed, 25 May 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Thank you very much. Goodbye.

-Mark, have you got a moment?

-Well, that depends on what you want.

-Or how much!

-I don't want money.

-I want you to do something for me.

-Right.

-I want you to phone Hywel.

-Pretend you're from Ofcom.

-Can you phone to lodge a complaint?

-Can you phone to lodge a complaint?

-

-Off who? Why?

-He needs to be persuaded that

-I should run Cwm FM while he's away.

-So, if we can create a few problems

-but also fix them...

-..he should realize

-that I'm the woman for the job.

-Why are you so keen on this job?

-I need to start up

-as a businesswoman again...

-..instead of being a skivvy

-in Awyr Iach.

-Will you do it?

-Pretend to be somebody else?

-Hywel will guess

-straight away it's me.

-Do you think it's a good idea

-working for your ex-husband?

-Do all new members of the Gorsedd

-throw a party?

-It's a chance to thank everyone

-in the community.

-You deserve the honour, not me.

-I can't afford

-to take time off work, sorry.

-No problem.

-Megan.

-Sion, have you got a minute, please?

-There's no cause for concern

-following Friday's announcement.

-Nothing will come of it.

-Nothing will come of it.

-

-Maybe you're right.

-I've had a few sleepless nights.

-Relax.

-Anyway, I'm hosting a party.

-I won't be here.

-I'm on holiday in Harlech.

-Right, I see.

-I hope it will do me some good.

-But it means nobody will be here

-to open the chapel.

-I regret to say but there won't be

-a service in Bethania on Sunday.

-I've asked around for someone to

-take my place but without success.

-I was afraid

-something like this would happen.

-I've made posters

-to let everyone know...

-..but will you also tell people,

-please?

-Of course, but I don't know

-how many will care.

-That's the sad reality, isn't it?

-Lovely. Thank you, Britt.

-Mark, what's up with Stacey?

-Is she ill?

-Is she ill?

-

-Yes, she is.

-She looked a bit pale last night

-and she has a sore throat.

-She could have phoned.

-I've got a business to run.

-She's still asleep probably

-because of the sore throat.

-Leave your key with me.

-I'll call at the flat every weekend.

-I'll bring it over later,

-in case I forget.

-There's not much to do, but I'd like

-someone to look after it.

-I'll sort it out.

-My next job

-is to find someone to run Cwm FM.

-Do you fancy it?

-I can't, sorry.

-What about Stacey?

-She has offered.

-What's that famous phrase?

-Don't mix business and ex-wives.

-Don't mix business and ex-wives.

-

-Proverbs and philosophy combined!

-That's only half the story.

-She tried to kiss me last week.

-What?

-You don't want to be with her,

-do you?

-No, I don't!

-Sara could run Cwm FM for me.

-I guess so, but she's busy.

-How did Sheryl react when you

-told her you were going to Uganda?

-Alright.

-Does she know?

-Well, I've left her a message.

-Have you spoken to her?

-No, but I'm going to contact

-the charity tonight to talk to her.

-It'll make sense then.

-Hey, I'm glad I can come to this.

-Are you sure?

-It's a close call.

-You're flying that night.

-I'll be there. It's not every day

-a friend joins the Gorsedd.

-Look at that photo.

-Anyone would think the sun shone

-from each and every orifice!

-Listen, I heard

-about her antics on Friday night.

-Just ignore her.

-"How was your morning? xxxx"

-Hello. Is anyone home?

-Megan.

-I'm looking for your mother.

-She's at the cash and carry.

-Can I give her a message?

-I wanted her

-to put this up in the shop.

-No Sunday service?

-I'm going on holiday

-and can't find anyone to take over.

-There must be someone available

-to open up.

-I've tried to find someone.

-Maybe you should try harder.

-Auntie Marian would be heartbroken

-if the service was cancelled.

-There will be nothing left

-in the village at this rate.

-Maybe you could do it,

-as it means so much to you.

-I'm too busy.

-Well, well! Where are

-the Auntie Marians of this world?

-Can I sit down?

-Yes.

-Do you have a minute to spare?

-I have a business offer.

-Right?

-I want you to run Cwm FM

-while I'm away.

-You're the best businesswoman here

-and the pay would reflect that.

-Do you have any idea

-how hectic it is at Awyr Iach?

-Well, it's difficult

-to set up a new business.

-Sorry, Hywel, there aren't enough

-hours in the day and Jason's away.

-I have to juggle it all myself.

-Sorry.

-It was worth a try.

-It was worth a try.

-

-Ta-ra.

-Can you give me a lift

-to the cinema by 6 o'clock, Mam?

-The boys are going to see a film.

-The boys are going to see a film.

-

-I can't.

-I'm going to help Dani in the Deri.

-Can't you ask

-one of the other parents?

-If you'd stayed with Sion,

-I'd have a lift.

-Thanks for ruining

-your children's lives, Britt!

-Hey.

-I've told lies on your behalf

-this morning.

-Sara was asking about you.

-I told her you were ill.

-I don't care

-what you've said to her.

-I'm going back to London.

-I can't stay.

-There's nothing here for me.

-Oh, thanks a bunch, Stace.

-Oh, thanks a bunch, Stace.

-

-It's true.

-Right, OK, I'll phone Hywel.

-Is that what you want to hear?

-I won't pretend to be someone else.

-I'll tell him you want the job.

-He'll think I asked you to phone.

-I'll tell him you don't know.

-Alright, forget I even offered.

-Phone him.

-Just don't make me sound desperate.

-Hi, Sion.

-Hi, Sion.

-

-Ah, come through.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Here are the keys to the flat.

-This might be Sheryl.

-Sheryl?

-Sheryl?

-

-Hywel, it's Mark.

-Oh, Mark, it's you.

-Yes. Hi!

-Um... Listen...

-Stacey doesn't know I'm phoning...

-..but all she's done for days

-is witter on about a job at Cwm FM.

-Would you be willing to reconsider?

-Um, I'm not really sure.

-I realize it's a bit awkward

-because there's history between you.

-I also know Stacey can be a handful.

-But she'll work her socks off,

-you know that.

-Yes, I'm sure she would.

-Yes, I'm sure she would.

-

-Well, I've told you.

-Don't tell Stacey I phoned

-or I'll be dead meat.

-I won't tell a soul, I promise.

-I won't tell a soul, I promise.

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-OK.

-A handful?!

-Listen, I don't like to tell you

-but he thought Sheryl was phoning.

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-Hello, Stacey.

-Hello, Stacey.

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-Hi.

-I'm sorry to intrude.

-Would you mind distributing posters

-on your round tomorrow?

-There's no service in Bethania

-on Sunday. I'm away on holiday.

-Oh, it's nice for some!

-Oh, it's nice for some!

-

-Megan deserves a holiday.

-Well, I don't know about that.

-I was talking to Sioned earlier.

-She was furious it was closed

-because one person was going away.

-Since when has Sioned

-attended Bethania?

-She doesn't, does she?

-She was stirring up trouble.

-When I asked her to open up for me,

-she said she was too busy.

-Oh, Mark.

-Bethania has become a millstone

-around my neck.

-Not my faith...

-..but the chapel -

-the place itself.

-Well, a few days' holiday

-and you'll feel as good as new.

-If Sioned is truly concerned,

-she can take over the arrangements.

-Thank you, Mark.

-Bye.

-She must be really keen on the job

-if Mark was willing to phone you.

-Um... Yes, I guess so.

-Still no word from Sheryl?

-I've phoned the charity but they

-haven't heard from her in a while.

-She's moved on to another area,

-it's a vast country.

-My brother worked in Uganda

-for a while.

-He's in Nigeria now.

-But Africa can be a dangerous place.

-That's an over generalization.

-It's a huge continent.

-Knowing your way around Cwmderi

-is one thing...

-..but going to Africa

-in search of Sheryl...

-I don't think you should go.

-I don't think you should go.

-

-I know what I'm doing.

-Oh, you're still relaxing.

-It's my day off,

-not that I owe you any explanation.

-I know you've got a lot

-on your plate...

-..but I've been thinking

-about what you said earlier.

-You're quite right.

-We should have a service in Bethania

-next Sunday.

-So if you can...

-..arrange the flowers,

-phone the guest preacher...

-..and let everyone know about it...

-..chances are

-you'll get your service.

-I've told you once, I'm too busy.

-Here are all the details you need.

-Thank you for coming.

-Thank you for coming.

-

-No problem.

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

-

-Yes.

-Listen... um...

-Maybe I was a bit hasty

-refusing your offer to run Cwm FM.

-Have you changed your mind?

-Have you changed your mind?

-

-Are you still keen?

-Of course I am.

-I won't let you down.

-Everything will run like clockwork.

-You're brother's a nice bloke,

-isn't he?

-Well, he phoned me

-to say how much you wanted the job.

-What?

-I'll kill him.

-He did a good job

-of persuading me anyway.

-It's no wonder your business folded.

-You're so lazy.

-Please!

-Please!

-

-Don't "please" me.

-You've taken advantage for ages.

-Arriving late, leaving early.

-Well, have a lie-in tomorrow.

-You're sacked!

-I'm managing Cwm FM

-from today onwards.

-Oh. It must be an awful feeling

-to always get sloppy seconds.

-Yes, Hywel offered the job

-to me at lunchtime.

-Unlike you, I'm a successful

-businesswoman with no spare time.

-You're scraping

-the bottom of the barrel.

-Go to hell, Sara.

-Go to hell, Sara.

-

-Have I hit a nerve?

-How does it feel to be skint?

-How does it feel to be skint?

-

-Calm down, girls.

-I'm not going to waste my breath.

-Thank you, Britt.

-Thank you, Britt.

-

-I'm glad you enjoyed it.

-Chester, did you find anyone

-to give you a lift to Carmarthen?

-Nobody's going from Cwmderi

-so I'm stuck here.

-I need cash, I want a Chinese meal.

-I need cash, I want a Chinese meal.

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-You had a Chinese meal on Sunday.

-Give me the cash, Britt.

-You spoiled my night.

-I don't have any cash.

-I don't have any cash.

-

-Sion had cash.

-Britt, would you like me to take

-Chester to Carmarthen for you?

-No, thanks.

-It upset me very much to hear

-you talk to your mother like that.

-She's suffered a lot lately

-between everything.

-It's her own fault.

-Sion's made his share of mistakes.

-What do you mean "mistakes"?

-Forget I said anything.

-Just forget it.

-What Mam said last week was true?

-He did steal money from the chapel.

-Well?

-Well?

-

-Well, what?

-You're looking

-at Cwm FM's new manager.

-So that phone call worked.

-So that phone call worked.

-

-Thank you, Mark.

-Do you fancy a takeaway?

-Indian, my treat?

-Oh, yes. Great. I'll have

-a dhansak, a couple of bhajis.

-Get me a keema naan too,

-as you're paying.

-Can you fetch it? My feet hurt

-after being in these heels all day.

-Serious?

-I'll have chicken tikka masala,

-rice and chips.

-Bring some poppadoms and dips

-for Dol. You know what she's like.

-I'm glad you're not

-going back to London.

-Are you going soft in your old age?

-Go and get that curry!

-Are you around to drop

-into the party on Friday, Chest?

-I'd love you to be there.

-I know your mother can't go...

-..but you're free to do

-what you think is right.

-Oh, aye. Where's my official

-invitation to this party?

-You said you couldn't come.

-You said you couldn't come.

-

-Can't a woman change her mind?

-Hiya, Megan.

-I had no right

-to talk to you as I did earlier.

-You were concerned about Bethania

-and I fully understand that.

-One Sunday

-is neither here nor there.

-Here's a small treat for you

-to have with a cuppa in the hotel.

-Thank you.

-Maybe we'll see you in Bethania

-the following Sunday.

-Maybe.

-Chester.

-You didn't tell Sion

-what we were discussing earlier?

-No.

-It's all in the past.

-I won't say anything, I promise.

-Good. Thank you.

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