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-Has David's auction been?

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-It was supposed to be on Thursday.

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-But someone bought it

-before the auction.

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-Hey!

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-What have you got there?

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-Nothing!

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-Nothing?! Right!

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-Subtitles

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-Have you seen

-the bottle sterilizer?

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-What does it look like?

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-What does it look like?

-

-That shows how much you help!

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-It's blue with a white top.

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-Sorry.

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-Kelvin, phone!

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-I can't remember seeing it.

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-Ken might have used it

-to clean his home brew kit.

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-What have I done now?

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-What have I done now?

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-Did you clean the pipes last night?

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-Yes. They're lovely and shiny.

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-What did you use?

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-What did you use?

-

-The...

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-Oh, I finished it, sorry.

-I'll get more today.

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-I need it now.

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-I need it now.

-

-What did I say? Nothing but trouble.

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-The ginger beer is still in the way.

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-Kylie can give them to her friends.

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-Don't be daft.

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-I'll see you later, Ter.

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-Do you want some to take to work?

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-Do you want some to take to work?

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-No, thanks...

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-..especially now I'm walking there.

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-Gareth is still causing problems.

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-Is he still missing?

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-Is he still missing?

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-No. He's a handful.

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-I'd better get going.

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-Good luck.

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-We'll see you later.

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-OK. Ta-ra, children.

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-Ta-ra.

-Do you want a lift with Sophie?

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-No, it's OK.

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-Ken will be here soon.

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-Ken will be here soon.

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-And behave.

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-Good luck.

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-We'll need it.

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-What time is Jenny coming?

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-What time is Jenny coming?

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-Before ten. Did you phone Kelvin?

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-Yes. I've lost hours of work

-because of this kid already.

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-Ta-ra.

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-Who?

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-Who?

-

-Dad.

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-"Hope everyone is OK. We had

-another busy night. Speak soon. X"

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-Oh! Bless him. At least he's trying.

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-He seems to have settled down well.

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-He seems to have settled down well.

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-He loves it.

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-I'm going. Are you free for lunch?

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-I'm not sure.

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-I've got a lot to do.

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-I'm meeting a client who lives

-by the smallholding I hoped to buy.

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-Don't start about that again.

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-I bet someone from away

-bought it as a holiday home.

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-They can't see

-they're sitting on a gold mine.

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-I'll be in the cafe

-if you fancy lunch.

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-I'll try. Ta-ra.

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-It's important to emphasize

-that Gareth isn't an exception.

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-You're experienced enough

-to know that.

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-Angharad wasn't easy at first.

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-No, until she settled down.

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-Exactly.

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-Most of them settle eventually.

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-Maybe we've forgotten...

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-..but I can't remember

-Angharad being this bad.

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-It's a strain.

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-Keeping himself to himself is fair

-enough, but this is impossible.

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-Are you suggesting

-you can't keep him?

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-You found some then.

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-You found some then.

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-I bought them.

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-Now, I've got another problem.

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-Kay is angry with me.

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-I can't pour them away

-just for the bottles.

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-Someone has started early.

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-It isn't what you think.

-I want to start making beer.

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-Is that it?

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-Is that it?

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-No. I bought them for the bottles.

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-And now, I have to empty them.

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-And now, I have to empty them.

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-That isn't hard.

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-I can't pour them down the sink.

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-I was hoping Cathryn...

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-Would buy them.

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-Yes. Or drink them.

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-Do you sell Moscow Mules here?

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-Sometimes.

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-There's ginger beer in them.

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-Yes, but as I said,

-we've got mixers.

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-You can have them

-if I can keep the bottles.

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-I'll have them.

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-I love ginger beer.

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-There you are.

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-I've got another six at home.

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-I've got another six at home.

-

-Are they free?

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-Yes.

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-I can tell your sister

-they've gone to a good home.

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-# Kicking me back

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-# When I get close

-to stealing the deal

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-# Someone gets there before me #

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-How's it going?

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-How's it going?

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-Fine.

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-I can't put pressure on you.

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-I did say Gareth

-would only be here short-term.

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-We have tried.

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-We know. We're grateful for

-the hard work people like you do.

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-There's no excuse

-for what happened in the shop.

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-But perhaps it might help to know

-more about Gareth and his mother.

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-Has something happened to her?

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-Has something happened to her?

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-No. She's doing well.

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-Good.

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-As I said,

-Gareth has been neglected.

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-It has made him insecure,

-needy, stressed...

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-..and uncommunicative.

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-That will explain why he stole.

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-It borders on being an illness.

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-You're trying to say

-he can't help his behaviour.

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-Unfortunately, yes.

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-From my experience,

-they learn not to do it.

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-All they need is the support.

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-# Sometimes it's hard to accept

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-# That the world

-isn't conspiring against me #

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-You still

-haven't had a housewarming.

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-If I do,

-you'll get the first invitation.

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-Do you like it there?

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-Do you like it there?

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-It's great.

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-I'd like a place of my own,

-with Kelvin and the children.

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-What has Kay done now?

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-What has Kay done now?

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-Nothing. Ken's the nuisance now.

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-Oh?

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-They are lovely,

-and we get everything we need.

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-But sometimes...

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-But sometimes...

-

-I can imagine.

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-I'll get your coat, Mrs Williams.

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-I'll go.

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-I'll go.

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-Thanks, Dani.

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-What's that?

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-What's that?

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-Eh?

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-Oh, no.

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-What is it?

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-What is it?

-

-My favourite jeans.

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-They'll be fine after a wash.

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-Hardly. It's hair dye.

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-You come to work in your best jeans?

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-You come to work in your best jeans?

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-My black jeans are in the wash.

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-I've said we need new aprons.

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-Philip might buy you a new pair.

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-Philip might buy you a new pair.

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-Yes, right.

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-Sorry, Mrs Williams.

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-Sorry, Mrs Williams.

-

-Alright?

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-Nothing important, I'm afraid,

-not that I'm prying.

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-If so, it's for him.

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-If so, it's for him.

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-Oh. Are you in the bad books?

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-Too right.

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-What have you done?

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-What have you done?

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-Nothing.

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-He fills the house with junk.

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-He fills the house with junk.

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-I fixed two Hoovers.

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-You changed a fuse.

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-You changed a fuse.

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-Two fuses.

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-What junk?

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-What junk?

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-The home brew stuff.

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-Your birthday present.

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-Does that mean

-I'm not needed tonight?

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-No.

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-What time?

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-What time?

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-Seven.

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-Fine.

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-I hope you'll be happier then.

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-I hope you'll be happier then.

-

-I'll be fine.

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-Because I'm partly responsible...

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-..and I hope

-to have a few glasses...

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-..there's plenty of room

-in our place.

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-Really?

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-Callum's room is empty.

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-Hallelujah.

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-You won't have a drop of it.

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-Pity.

-It'll be disgusting if you made it.

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-Sorry, Philip.

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-Did Alwena tell you I'd phoned?

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-Yes.

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-Yes.

-

-Did she come?

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-Yes, and she stayed

-longer than I'd expected.

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-I'm sorry I'm late.

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-I'm sorry I'm late.

-

-It's OK.

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-Thanks for not taking it

-any further.

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-I feel so embarrassed.

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-We all know it's not your fault.

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-It's a complicated situation.

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-It's a complicated situation.

-

-Very complicated.

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-Was anything resolved?

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-Time will tell

-if we made the right decision.

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-But after weighing

-the pros and cons...

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-You've sent him packing.

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-You've sent him packing.

-

-No.

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-We can see some sort of light

-at the end of the tunnel.

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-He needs help and support.

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-He needs help and support.

-

-Good. Have you considered therapy?

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-Yes and no.

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-What do you mean?

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-Would you consider

-giving Gareth a paper round?

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-What?

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

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-Give Gareth a round?!

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-Give Gareth a round?!

-

-Would that do any good?

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-Jenny thinks

-he needs responsibilities...

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-..and a pattern.

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-Having to get up

-to do a paper round would be ideal.

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-For who?

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-We won't know

-unless he gets a chance.

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-I'd reimburse you

-if something goes wrong.

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-After what happened yesterday...

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-We agree with Jenny

-that all he needs is a chance.

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-What do you think, Philip?

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-Maybe a chance is all he needs...

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-..but not here.

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-Sorry. It's too much of a risk.

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-I'm sorry.

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-Is the parcel going back?

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-Are you getting stock for Gareth?

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-Was it a bit tight around the waist?

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-Alwena doesn't wear bedclothes.

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-Bedclothes or clothes in bed?

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-Philip goes out of his way

-to be awkward.

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-Now what?

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-Now what?

-

-Don't ask.

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-Thanks, Iris.

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-Hiya. You came then.

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-Are you OK?

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-I've been better.

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-I've been better.

-

-No-one's happy today.

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-What's wrong?

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-I went past the smallholding.

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-There was a bloke doing a survey.

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-That was quick.

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-I stopped for a chat.

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-Guess what the buyer plans so do?

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-Guess what the buyer plans so do?

-

-No idea.

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-He's building three exec homes.

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-Oh, yes?

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-Exactly what I planned to do.

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-I phoned Carl,

-but there was no answer.

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-PHONE

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-Well, well. Talk of the devil.

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-What do you want to eat?

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-What do you want to eat?

-

-It depends what he has to say.

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-Who?

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-Eifion Davies.

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-Why doesn't Kay

-want it in the house?

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-The mess. You should

-have bought me a box of chocolates.

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-She'd complain you were getting fat.

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-She'd complain you were getting fat.

-

-It'll be something else by tomorrow.

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-We'll leave it here for now.

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-Hiya.

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-Hiya, Ken.

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-Our home brew will be better

-than anything you serve.

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-I know all about it.

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-To measure the alcohol level...

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-..it's ready when this

-is between 1040 and 1050.

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-I thought you only served beer.

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-Why is it here?

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-Why is it here?

-

-I offered. Callum's room is empty.

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-Oh. Right.

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-Did he answer?

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-Did he answer?

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-Yes.

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-He just vanished from the cafe.

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-You must like mysterious men.

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-Maybe you're right.

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-Bye, Dani.

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-Ta-ra, Gwyneth.

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-Ta-ra, Gwyneth.

-

-Bye, Gwyneth.

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-Carys?

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-Carys?

-

-Are you OK? What's wrong?

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-Look. My favourite jeans.

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-Typical.

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-Typical.

-

-Can you do anything with them?

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-Me?

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-I liked what you did

-with Llio's dress.

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-I could give it a go.

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-Maybe make a feature

-out of the stain.

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-Could you? I'd hate to throw them.

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-Bring them over.

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-Thanks. I'll pay.

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-Wait to see first.

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-Wait to see first.

-

-Fair enough.

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-# When I'm close

-to stealing the deal

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-# Someone gets there before me #

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-Bye.

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-Her heart is in the right place.

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-Who?

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-Oh.

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-I didn't suggest otherwise.

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-Think how lucky the lad is...

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-..having Terry and Glenda

-looking after him.

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-Lucky or not,

-he has a funny way of thanking them.

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-He can't help it.

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-Perhaps it's down to his background.

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-What is this?

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-What is this?

-

-Nothing, just...

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-..whatever his background is...

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-..and whatever he did yesterday...

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-..everyone deserves a second chance.

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-Like I got,

-after coming out of prison.

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-And like we gave Mathew.

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-It's too risky, Alwena.

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-There's an element of risk.

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-What's the worst thing

-he could steal?

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-Newspapers or a bag?!

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-If he phoned in sick, Mr Lloyd

-would complain his papers were late.

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-Maybe you're right.

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-Maybe you're right.

-

-I am. Thanks.

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-That's the most sensible thing

-you've said today.

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-Definitely.

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-You're early.

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-I told you to come by seven.

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-You know,

-when the big hand is on 12...

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-Eh?

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-No. I'll be back by then.

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-I wanted to see Ken.

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-He's doing what he does best.

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-Making me a cuppa.

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-Fancy one?

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-Fancy one?

-

-No. I can't stay.

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-Have you got a spare half hour?

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-Why?

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-You'll have to come

-and get the home brew stuff.

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-What?

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-Sorry.

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-Between you and me, and Kay...

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-..I got an earful from Cathryn.

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-She wasn't keen to have the stuff.

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-She didn't fancy the mess?

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-She didn't fancy the mess?

-

-Because of the children.

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-Can't you tell her...

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-No. Don't worry.

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-I'm not.

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-I'm not.

-

-I'll think of something.

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-Oh? Let me tell you this.

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-If they come back here,

-I'll be out of that door...

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-..before you can say ginger beer.

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-Hiya.

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-What's wrong?

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-What's wrong?

-

-I was right.

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-About the house and the land?

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-Carl.

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-He gave me the information.

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-Where did you go from the cafe?

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-Where did you go from the cafe?

-

-To the council offices.

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-He wanted to show me the contract.

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-Is he allowed to do that?

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-Dani, Carl isn't the villain.

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-The name on the sale

-was Eifion Davies.

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-So it's his fault.

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-So it's his fault.

-

-Yes.

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-Doesn't the name ring a bell?

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-No, I've never heard of him.

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-It's odd if you haven't.

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-Whose name is on every one

-of Eifion Davies's applications?

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-Humphries Holdings.

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-You told your father, didn't you?

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-What's going on there?

0:18:040:18:05

-What's going on there?

-

-What's he done now?!

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-You're not the first we've banned.

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-I had no choice yesterday.

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-Is everything alright?

0:18:130:18:15

-I was making sure

-we understand one another.

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-Wiping the slate clean...

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-..before he starts Nel's old round.

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-Seriously?

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-As long as he behaves...

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-..and keeps his hands to himself.

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-..and keeps his hands to himself.

-

-Thanks, Philip.

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-How about that, Gareth?

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-Honestly, David.

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-I only mentioned the idea to Dad

-in the hope that he'd help.

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-I didn't want you to get into debt.

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-I asked him to lend you the money.

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-Then he ran to his friend

-and shared the information with him.

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-No!

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-No!

-

-It's obvious.

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-Dad wouldn't do that.

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-Dad wouldn't do that.

-

-How can you be so naive?

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-I told you not to tell anyone.

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-I told you not to tell anyone.

-

-Sorry.

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-It's a bit late now.

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-Look.

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-I'm so sorry.

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-Get out of my sight.

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