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-Oh!

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-Subtitles

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-Exactly, Clive. I was very lucky.

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-Yes, whiplash.

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-No, I was stationary.

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-Someone bumped into me.

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-I couldn't risk it.

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-The last thing we need

-is another accident.

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-I will.

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-I'm sorry about this, chief.

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-Alright. Ta-ra.

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-How was he?

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-How was he?

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-He was alright.

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-I'm so sorry.

-I don't know how I did it.

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-You've said sorry a lot.

-It was an accident.

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-Do you want a cuppa?

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-Do you want a cuppa?

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-Thanks.

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-I'll put the side table there.

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-I'll put the side table there.

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-Thanks.

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-And we should be thankful.

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-You could have killed

-everyone in front of the shop.

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-Come off it.

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-Could you put bread

-in the toaster for me?

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-Chelle, Vince is here.

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-Hello.

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-I've been waiting for this.

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-Have you been invited

-to join the Gorsedd of Bards?

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-It could be a good little job.

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-Hey!

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-"Thanks for your application.

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-"Unfortunately..."

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-Unfortunately what?

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-Unfortunately what?

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-Quiet!

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-"Thanks for your interest.

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-"If another opportunity arises..."

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-But we were the only applicants.

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-But we were the only applicants.

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-So they said.

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-I'll see you.

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-Nothing is simple.

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-That's that.

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-Typical. Stuff them!

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-You know who this

-will affect most, don't you?

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-Do I?

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-He isn't working today.

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-He isn't working today.

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-You know where he lives.

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-Oh!

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-Milk.

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-Alright?

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-Did you only buy

-rabbit food yesterday?

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-Don't be ungrateful.

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-Don't be ungrateful.

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-I'm not. My usual food isn't here.

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-You have to look after yourself.

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-David says it's important

-to think about cholesterol.

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-A bacon sandwich

-would have been nice.

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-You ate all the bacon.

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-You ate all the bacon.

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-Buy more!

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-What are you doing today?

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-What are you doing today?

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-The same as every other day.

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-Watching rubbish on the box,

-and a few things need to be washed.

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-Just watching telly then.

-I've put the washing machine on.

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-What did I do without you?

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-What did I do without you?

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-Eat bacon sandwiches?

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-What about saying thanks?

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-Ta-ra.

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-Here you are, dear.

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-I'd better go, to listen to Philip

-trying to be funny.

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-Ignore the fool.

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-Dale will be here for a while,

-if you need anything.

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-No. Barry asked me to go in now.

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-Why?

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-Why?

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-He didn't say.

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-Don't worry, I'll be fine.

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-Alright.

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-I hope you'll feel better soon.

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-DOOR CLOSES

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-Dear me.

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-Are you OK?

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-Are you OK?

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-Not bad, thanks.

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-You almost got a fist in your face.

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-You almost got a fist in your face.

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-Is Dani alright?

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-Yes, as far as I know.

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-Is Dad in?

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-No, he went out early.

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-I'm not sure where to.

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-Llangefni, maybe.

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-Oh. Don't worry.

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-Is everything alright?

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-Is everything alright?

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-Yes. I'll see him another time.

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-He's got his phone.

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-Sian, I've got your tools.

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-Great. Thanks.

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-Were they any help?

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-Were they any help?

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-Yes.

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-They saved me paying a garage,

-wherever people are going now.

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-I just hope Alwyn's customers won't

-forget him while he's gallivanting.

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-They won't have gone far. Thanks.

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-Philip phoned,

-to ask me to clear the gutters.

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-Do you want to borrow a ladder?

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-Do you want to borrow a ladder?

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-No, he's got one.

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-Shall I do yours while I'm at it,

-as a thank you for borrowing those?

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-If you think they need to be done.

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-No problem.

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-I'll do it sometime today.

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-I'll do it sometime today.

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-Thanks.

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-Thank you.

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-Oh!

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-You've got two left hands today.

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-You've got two left hands today.

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-At least I've got one brain.

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-Cheek!

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-Dani.

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-I thought jobs entailed some work.

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-I thought jobs entailed some work.

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-Our job happens to be fun.

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-Do you fancy coming over tonight?

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-I'll cook us a meal.

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-I'll cook us a meal.

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-I'd better not.

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-Your father is a big boy now.

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-Your father is a big boy now.

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-I feel bad about leaving him.

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-Isn't he better? The physio said

-he should move as much as possible.

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-Sorry. This won't last long.

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-Then I'll spoil you, I promise.

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-Mm. I can't wait.

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-Bye, Jac. Don't work too hard.

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-Iris, how are you?

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-I'm fine.

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-I've come to see if you're alright

-and to apologize for all the mess.

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-There was no mess.

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-They say that the first small bump

-makes people better drivers.

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-I hope so.

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-Are you sure you're alright?

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-Are you sure you're alright?

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-Yes, perfectly sure.

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-Come in for a cuppa.

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-No, thanks.

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-I told Glenda I was only popping by.

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-I've bought you a few flapjacks,

-to say sorry.

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-There was no need, but thanks.

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-You must have a cuppa now

-with these.

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-No, really.

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-Good morning.

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-Good morning.

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-Good morning.

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-Where have you parked

-the bumping car?

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-Don't you start.

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-Vince!

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-This is for next door.

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-This is for next door.

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-Everyone makes mistakes.

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-Oh!

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-Are you sure you're alright?

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-Yes. It's nothing to worry about.

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-Thanks.

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-Right, I'll see you soon.

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-Yes.

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-Thanks, Glenda.

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-You're welcome.

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-What are you doing out and about?

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-I was tired of being on my own.

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-I'm a people person.

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-Do you want anything with that?

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-It is lunchtime.

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-Have you got anything nice today?

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-Lasagne or lobscouse.

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-Lobscouse.

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-Just what I need to fortify me.

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-Thanks, Glenda.

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-He looks as if

-he's been in the wars.

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-He does.

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-He does.

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-Poor Iris.

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-I suppose there's money to be made.

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-Maybe.

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-Those things are forever on the TV.

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-"When there's someone to gain,

-you can make a claim."

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-Yes, Glenda.

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-You've had a bit of a knock, Arthur.

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-It's worse than you'd think.

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-It's worse than you'd think.

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-Hm.

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-I'll get some beer money

-out of it, hopefully.

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-You're not going to make

-a claim on Iris's policy!

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-That's what's perfect

-about the situation.

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-Barry has been paying the insurance.

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-If it means his premiums

-go up, bingo!

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-How does it feel to be back?

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-How does it feel to be back?

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-Very odd.

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-Listen to him!

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-Listen to him!

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-Mathew and I have to clear up now.

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-Someone has to keep

-an eye on them, eh, Sian?

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-Indeed.

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-How are you now?

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-How are you now?

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-Alright.

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-Good.

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-And my gutters will be clean

-when I go home.

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-Is he doing yours too? Good for him.

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-Is he doing yours too? Good for him.

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-I hope Iolo knows what he's doing.

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-He's not scared of heights.

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-He's like a monkey.

-I've got quite good insurance.

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-Talking about insurance...

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-..we all saw the crash

-Arthur had yesterday.

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-It was only a small bump.

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-It was only a small bump.

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-He's like an extra on Casualty.

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-DOOR OPENS

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-DOOR OPENS

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-Hiya, it's me.

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-Oh, yes?

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-Don't start, please.

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-Don't start, please.

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-What is it?

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-I can't find

-Malcolm Bradley's phone number.

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-Right.

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-Have you seen it anywhere?

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-It was on a scrap

-of light blue paper.

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-No, sorry.

-Where did you last see it?

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-In the pocket of my grey trousers.

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-I'm sure I put it in this drawer.

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-Um, have you looked

-in the washing machine?

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-Didn't you check the pockets first?

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-Oh!

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-Why put it on a bit of paper

-and not straight on your phone?

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-Dani!

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-Dani!

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-Don't be cross.

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-I needed that number.

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-This wouldn't have happened

-if I did my own laundry!

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-Oh!

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-You can do everything yourself then!

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-Sorry.

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-After you eat this.

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-A bacon sandwich.

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-Cold, I suppose?

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-Sometimes, you're very trying!

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-Good man, Mr Lloyd,

-thinking about the planet.

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-Well, well. I didn't know

-you were in such bad shape.

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-I've been worse, several times.

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-It's most unfortunate.

-I was partly responsible.

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-If I'd been more alert...

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-It wasn't your fault.

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-I've been in the car with Iris.

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-She gets in a flap

-at the smallest thing.

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-I was the experienced driver.

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-How long will you be in a collar?

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-Who knows? A few weeks, I'm sure.

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-Who knows? A few weeks, I'm sure.

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-Goodness!

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-Iris said you were a bit sore too.

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-I mustn't complain.

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-It was fine until this morning.

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-It was fine until this morning.

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-Classic symptoms.

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-Whiplash.

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-Really?

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-I've been on the Internet.

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-Nothing for hours, then whoosh,

-it grips you like a vice.

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-Here you are, Kylie.

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-Will your mother complain

-if you spoil your appetite?

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-Are you having one, Britney?

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-Are you having one, Britney?

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-No, thanks.

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-It's a good job I came by.

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-How are you both?

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-Fine, thanks.

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-I'll pay for those.

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-Where's your cake, Britney?

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-Where's your cake, Britney?

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-I didn't want one.

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-It's your loss.

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-I'll have the same as Kylie, please.

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-I'll have the same as Kylie, please.

-

-Are you alright?

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-I'm fine.

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-I've been to Llangefni

-to see an old friend.

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-He was in excellent spirits.

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-You don't look too happy.

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-Have you had an argument?

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-We're worried about you.

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-We're worried about you.

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-Why?

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-You'll have to go back to Cardiff...

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-..now that you've lost your job.

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-..now that you've lost your job.

-

-Lost my job?

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-Who says so?

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-It's bad,

-but I can't do anything about it.

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-Bye.

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-Don't get a chill on your neck.

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-That's where

-the collar comes in handy.

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-Iris looks very upset about it all.

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-Yes, poor thing.

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-It's a good job she wasn't hurt.

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-Yes.

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-Whiplash can be very nasty.

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-It seems to be very fashionable

-these days.

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-Do you think I'm wearing this

-to be fashionable?

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-I have no idea

-why you're wearing it.

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-Because you've been hurt, I hope!

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-Ow.

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-What are you suggesting?

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-What are you suggesting?

-

-A word to the wise.

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-A bloke was jailed

-for six months recently...

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-..for defrauding

-an insurance company.

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-You can't make threats like that.

-Isn't it harassment?

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-Listen, there's a word

-for making bogus claims.

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-Fraud.

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-When people deceive companies...

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-..two things happen.

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-The fraudsters go to jail.

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-And the bills of car drivers,

-like me, go up every year.

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-I hope you'll be better soon.

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-DOOR CLOSES

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-DOOR CLOSES

-

-Hiya.

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-Alright?

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-How was your afternoon?

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-Alright.

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-I'm sorry about lunchtime.

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-I suppose you can't help

-being as stubborn as a mule.

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-I'm not the best person

-to be housebound all day.

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-We agree about some things.

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-I am better.

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-And still stubborn.

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-You don't want to be here with

-your stubborn father day and night.

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-Dad, you were lucky.

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-Laying there shouting,

-and no-one hearing you.

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-I know I was lucky.

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-I also know that I only need

-a certain amount of pampering...

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-..although it's been great.

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-Alright.

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-Dad!

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-Did you have a good day?

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-Hello.

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-It's a good job you're here.

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-Meical wanted a word.

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-Um, yes.

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-Alright, girls?

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-Alright, girls?

-

-Yes, thanks.

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-Um, as Chelle said...

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-..I wanted a word.

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-I know, Meical.

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-I know, Meical.

-

-Eh?

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-Sglein has to lose a staff member.

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-How do you know?

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-Britney!

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-Britney!

-

-And me.

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-Fair play, they were worried

-about their grandad.

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-They thought I already knew.

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-I'm so sorry, Dad.

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-If only we'd got that job!

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-There's no need.

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-I didn't expect you

-to employ me forever.

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-It's been marvellous

-spending time with you.

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-I got to know you better.

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-I got to know you better.

-

-I said your father would be fine.

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-He's been worried sick

-about telling you.

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-He's more sensitive than me.

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-I understand.

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-Don't worry about me,

-especially you two.

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-And I won't have to get up so early.

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-I'll pop by tomorrow.

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-Of course. Don't be a stranger.

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-I won't.

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-Bye.

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-FOOTSTEPS

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-Hiya.

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-Have you and your father argued?

0:17:030:17:06

-Yes, but we're fine now.

0:17:060:17:08

-That's why I'm here.

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-Sometimes, Dani...

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-You said

-you weren't seeing enough of me.

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-Do you still feel

-like making me a meal?

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-Well, I'm not hungry.

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-Are you?

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-Are you?

-

-Mm!

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-Arthur!

0:17:300:17:31

-Dale!

0:17:330:17:35

-Alright, love?

0:17:390:17:40

-Alright, love?

-

-I did call.

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-I'll do it.

0:17:410:17:43

-It's fine. How was your day?

0:17:430:17:45

-Alright. I'm getting used

-to the jokes and embarrassment.

0:17:450:17:50

-Did you do anything nice?

0:17:500:17:52

-I want for a walk,

-to see if it would help.

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-Did it?

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-Did it?

-

-No.

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-Oh!

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-I came home

-and had a long soak in the bath.

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-And you know, it's much better.

0:18:020:18:04

-And you know, it's much better.

-

-Thank goodness!

0:18:040:18:06

-I think I could work on Monday.

0:18:060:18:09

-I think I could work on Monday.

-

-Clive will be delighted.

0:18:090:18:11

-Me too.

0:18:120:18:13

-What happened? Did it just go?

0:18:130:18:16

-Yes, as suddenly as it came.

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-Come here!

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-Watch out,

-in case something else goes.

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-Mm!

0:18:230:18:24

-Hello?

0:18:330:18:34

-Who's there?

0:18:370:18:38

-Hello?

0:18:410:18:42

-How are you?

0:18:440:18:45

-What do you think you're doing?

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-If you fancy buying this place,

-there's a queue.

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-What?

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-John.

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-John Richards.

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