Pennod 29 Rownd a Rownd

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-We usually eat at the table.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Oh, you're awake early.

-I expected to hear snoring.

-I never got up until lunchtime

-in the school holidays.

-That's going back a bit.

-Quite a bit too.

-Here's a gift.

-It's not very cool. At least you'll

-look like everyone else on the site.

-No, thanks.

-You have to wear it on site.

-I'm not coming.

-You have to come.

-You have to come.

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-I'm not coming.

-SIGH

-# Minutes are hours now

-# I feel the heat #

-There are no messages

-on the machine.

-None at all?

-None at all?

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-No.

-Why do I bother?

-There must be something you can do.

-There must be something you can do.

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-Like what?

-I don't know.

-No, there's nothing.

-It's only a matter of time

-until you have customers.

-It was the same

-when I opened a garage.

-I didn't sell a car for days.

-Really?

-Anyway, good luck on your first day.

-I'll call later

-to see how things are going.

-Don't make too much noise.

-I might be asleep.

-I'll be with you now.

-Do we have to go to Llandudno?

-Do we have to go to Llandudno?

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-Where else will we go?

-Bed.

-Or Liverpool, for a change?

-Or Liverpool, for a change?

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-There's no time.

-You have to be in Copa by three.

-What do you want there?

-What do you want there?

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-I don't know yet.

-You don't need anything.

-You don't need anything.

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-It'll be nice to go out.

-That's what couples do.

-That's what couples do.

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-Oh!

-Stop moaning.

-You don't have to be

-in the pizza place day and night.

-You're both moaners.

-You're both moaners.

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-You'd moan too.

-Stop, please!

-What do you suggest she does?

-What do you suggest she does?

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-Stop working there.

-And do what?

-You need a long-term plan.

-Give yourself a goal.

-Are you on Dragon's Den?

-Maybe you're right.

-Maybe you're right.

-

-I know I am.

-Aren't I, Iolo?

-I agree with everything you say.

-I agree with everything you say.

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-Right. Come on.

-He was playing

-with his phone on the bed.

-That's what young people do.

-We can't leave him here

-on his own all day.

-You can't.

-You can't.

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-What do you mean, I can't?

-I can't ask Philip

-for another day off.

-I'd lose my job.

-I've got a job too!

-I'll ask about tomorrow.

-I have to go, or I'll be late.

-Yes, go.

-Can I take the car?

-Can I take the car?

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-Yes.

-He's nothing but trouble already.

-I feel sorry for him.

-I feel sorry for him.

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-I'm not saying that.

-How would you feel

-in an unfamiliar place, at his age?

-I have to phone Kelvin.

-I have to phone Kelvin.

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-Will he be alright on his own?

-He'll have to be.

-We have to give Gareth time.

-Hari was awkward at first.

-You were very good with her.

-At least Hari spoke a little.

-Maybe we should be stricter

-with him, and not as nice.

-Good luck.

-I'll need it.

-Thanks for coming.

-Why did you call me in so early?

-The place needs a proper clean.

-It's not too bad.

-The hygiene people haven't been

-for a while, so just in case.

-What do you want me to do?

-What do you want me to do?

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-Start with the fridges.

-I've just done them.

-I've just done them.

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-Do them again.

-Empty them and clean them properly.

-Why don't you ask Dale to do it?

-Why don't you ask Dale to do it?

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-He's hopeless.

-So, I'm punished for being good?

-So, I'm punished for being good?

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-He was here until eleven last night.

-I'll pay you extra.

-What's the matter?

-Nothing at all.

-I love cleaning fridges.

-It's part of your job.

-It's part of your job.

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-I'm doing it!

-Good morning.

-Our fridge needs cleaning too.

-Our fridge needs cleaning too.

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-Out!

-I'll get changed.

-Hold the line. Can you work tonight?

-No, sorry. Cathryn's working

-and Sophie and Mathew are going out.

-It doesn't matter.

-It doesn't matter.

-

-Sorry.

-What have you done?

-I can't help you tonight.

-I'll lose money, and you, probably.

-We could do it a lot earlier.

-I can't help you.

-We're short of drivers.

-Alright. Bye.

-We lost a trip

-to Liverpool Airport tonight.

-Kelvin and his van.

-Why can't you go?

-I'm taking a group to Caernarfon.

-Have you asked your father?

-Have you asked your father?

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-No.

-I don't want him to think

-there's full-time work here.

-It's silly to refuse a 150 fare,

-to keep your Dad at arm's length.

-Here are your cuppas.

-Thanks.

-Has Dani mentioned

-why Wyn is moving house?

-Not to me.

-Michelle saw a big van there

-last week.

-Dani didn't know

-the house was for sale.

-No! Does she know now?

-I don't know why

-he's in such a hurry to sell.

-There must be money problems.

-What other reason could there be?

-I'm sure you can think of one,

-Glenda.

-I was only asking.

-I'm worried something is wrong.

-Or being nosy.

-And no,

-Dad doesn't have money problems.

-I do hope so.

-Do you?

-Do you?

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-Yes.

-All our jobs depend on Wyn.

-What if he had to sell this place?

-What if he had to sell this place?

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-Is he the owner?

-Yes.

-I don't want to lose my job.

-I don't want to lose my job.

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-You won't.

-You can go back to work, thanks.

-No-one is going

-to lose their jobs, alright?

-Still cleaning that?

-It has to be done properly,

-or the boss will be cross.

-Not bad at all.

-Thanks.

-Wipe the skirtings after you finish.

-I can't wait.

-Where are you going, all dressed up?

-Where are you going, all dressed up?

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-To meet someone.

-Nice, while I'm stuck here.

-It's work, not pleasure.

-I'll be back later

-to give you marks out of ten.

-Hiya.

-Cheese and tomato, wasn't it?

-Cheese and tomato, wasn't it?

-

-Yes.

-On white bread?

-On white bread?

-

-Yes.

-So what's wrong?

-People here make me angry.

-Does that include me?

-No.

-A person, not people.

-Called Glenda.

-What has she done?

-Gossiping

-about Dad selling the house.

-What did she say?

-She went on about money problems

-and selling this place.

-That isn't likely.

-That isn't likely.

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-Of course not.

-That's that then.

-Yes.

-What if he is

-in some kind of trouble?

-Ask him.

-Go to see him.

-You know which hotel he's in.

-I'm sure everything's fine.

-I'm sure everything's fine.

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-I hope so.

-# Don't make me say

-that what's bad is good #

-You look busy.

-I'm sweating buckets.

-How many cars

-have you repaired today?

-None.

-None?

-None?

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-No.

-I keep checking

-if the phone is connected.

-It is.

-Do you want to have lunch with me?

-Do you want to have lunch with me?

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-Are you paying?

-Yes.

-The cafe?

-The cafe?

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-No.

-Should I change my clothes?

-You're OK.

-Just take your overalls off.

-Are you going to leave a message

-for customers?

-Which one?

-Where would you like to go?

-Dunno.

-Listen, Gareth, I'm trying my best.

-I've got a lot of patience,

-but it's not endless.

-I've taken a day off.

-We're going somewhere together.

-Do you know what I mean?

-Do you know what I mean?

-Do you know what I mean?

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-Yes.

-Let's get in the van.

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-Do you still see anyone from school?

-One or two.

-One or two.

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-Who?

-I see Iwan Eifion now and then.

-What's he doing?

-He's an accountant in Manchester.

-Man U season ticket, doing well.

-I bet.

-Do you see anyone?

-No, only to say hello.

-I talk to Jen occasionally.

-It's good to see you, Barry.

-It's good to see you, Barry.

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-You too.

-But what do you want?

-Knowing you, you want something.

-You're right. I've got a proposal.

-What?

-What are you going to do

-with the shed next to the garage?

-I haven't thought about it yet. Why?

-Where are you going?

-To buy a few more bottles.

-You can bin it once I've finished.

-I don't know much about you yet,

-but I know you like chips.

-What do you want to do next?

-What do you want to do next?

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-Dunno.

-Shall I decide?

-Shall I decide?

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-OK.

-We'll go to the pier.

-Would you like that?

-Would you like that?

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-I don't mind.

-I'm full now. Do you want these?

-No.

-No.

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-No, thanks.

-Yes.

-Hello!

-Would you like a chip?

-We've eaten, thanks.

-We've eaten, thanks.

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-How are you two?

-We're alright, aren't we, Gareth?

-Aren't we?

-Aren't we?

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-Yes.

-We're going home now.

-We're going home now.

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-Thank goodness.

-We're going to enjoy ourselves.

-Aren't we?

-Aren't we?

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-Yes.

-Ta-ra.

-Lucky. We're about to close.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

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-Not food. I'm picking up a box.

-What box?

-What box?

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-A box from Barry.

-He hasn't told me anything.

-He hasn't told me anything.

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-It's a plain cardboard box.

-I'll phone him.

-I have. He said I could take it.

-I have. He said I could take it.

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-Which box? I'm not happy about this.

-Hiya. I'll fetch the box now.

-Hiya. I'll fetch the box now.

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-Thanks.

-No-one tells you anything, love.

-Hiya!

-For me?

-For me?

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-Who else?

-Oh, thanks.

-Oh, thanks.

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-Two takeaway coffees, please.

-Did you find a driver for tonight?

-No.

-It's a pity.

-It's a pity.

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-I had to refuse two more fares.

-Shame you didn't keep driving, Iris.

-Shame you didn't keep driving, Iris.

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-I know someone who can.

-Who?

-Who?

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-Why don't you ask your father?

-SIGH

-Hi. Do you want a cuppa?

-I'm having one now.

-I'm having one now.

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-Join me.

-I don't have time.

-I don't suppose you want

-a few taxi shifts, do you?

-I haven't got anything else to do.

-I haven't got anything else to do.

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-Occasional work, if we're desperate.

-I'd love that.

-I'd love that.

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-We're desperate tonight.

-Where am I going?

-Liverpool.

-Right. From where and when?

-Come over

-after you finish your cuppa.

-# Hatred on the street #

-You're doing well!

-Overtake. Floor it.

-Overtake! That's it.

-Watch that dangerous bend.

-Change down.

-Oh! Too fast.

-Do you want another go?

-Yes, please.

-I got you this too.

-When you were playing in the garden,

-I saw you're not a football man.

-# Coming in time

-# To relieve the hatred

-on the street #

-Here you are.

-Here you are.

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-Thanks.

-Oh? You're still alive then?

-Excuse me.

-I'm sure I have things to do.

-You've been avoiding me.

-You've been avoiding me.

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-Not on purpose.

-I've been trying

-to contact you for days.

-Is anything worrying you?

-Are you in financial trouble?

-Are you in financial trouble?

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-Of course not.

-Where did you get that idea?

-Where did you get that idea?

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-From everyone.

-Everyone?

-Well, Glenda.

-No-one sells a house overnight,

-especially if they have no new home.

-I had an offer

-that was too good to refuse.

-I don't believe you.

-You've been there for ten years.

-It's too big for one.

-There's a lot of work and expense.

-So you decided to sell

-just like that, without a word.

-The accident gave me a scare.

-I'm looking

-for somewhere smaller, cosier.

-Why didn't you tell me?

-I just did. Happy?

-If you are.

-If you are.

-

-Yes.

-Promise?

-Yes, dear!

-You're being unreasonable,

-and you know it.

-I don't want to talk to you

-when you're being like this.

-I don't want to hear it.

-You started this.

-No, you!

-SIGH

-SIGH

-LEAVES VOICEMAIL MESSAGE

-I'm in the garage.

-Well, outside the garage

-It's 3.45pm. Where are you?

-This place should be open.

-This isn't the way

-to run a business!

-Phone me back

-the moment you get this message.

-I'd better go back to work.

-I'd better go back to work.

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-We might as well have one more.

-Dad's at the garage.

-He's angry.

-You'd better not go back.

-You're right.

-I thought you ran it,

-that you were your own boss.

-Yes, you're right.

-I'm not fit to work after drinking

-on a very long lunch break.

-Exactly.

-Where shall we go then?

-Where shall we go then?

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-Copa.

-My feet are killing me.

-I still don't know

-what's going on with Wyn's house.

-We had quite a good day,

-thanks for asking.

-I'll take my coat off

-and you can tell me about it.

-It's quiche from the cafe tonight,

-I'm afraid.

-I'm too tired to cook supper.

-I'm too tired to cook supper.

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-Gareth and I don't want much.

-We had a lot of chips for lunch.

-Nice?

-Did he behave?

-Yes, fine.

-Really?

-There's always more than one way

-to skin a cat.

-Gareth and I are starting

-to understand each other.

-I'm glad.

-What's that?

-Today didn't go

-as well as I thought.

-You're going for it today, lads.

-You're going for it today, lads.

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-You have to sometimes.

-What's his name?

-What's his name?

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-Iolo.

-What's his background?

-Do you mean, is he gay?

-Do you mean, is he gay?

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-Yes!

-No.

-He's going out with Carys's sister.

-I thought you were with someone.

-I thought you were with someone.

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-I can look.

-There'll be stories

-about you and me after today.

-In your dreams!

-I thought you were working.

-I thought you were working.

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-I am.

-We're discussing business,

-and we've struck a bargain.

-Not quite!

-Not quite!

-

-I thought we'd agreed.

-Alright.

-While you're tidying one part

-of my business, I'm adding to it.

-Will you go to the bar

-so that Rhys and I can celebrate?

-Get them yourself!

-Get them yourself!

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-You have one too.

-And ask Dale to work tonight,

-because I'm not.

-Oops.

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