Pennod 37 Rownd a Rownd

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-You told your father, didn't you?

-I'm so sorry.

-Get out of my sight.

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-Oh!

-Sorry.

-It's a good job

-you didn't have a bucket and mop.

-You're busy very early.

-You won't do it!

-Has he gone?

-I don't think so.

-Who'd have thought it?

-Philip, of all people,

-giving him a chance.

-After all his shenanigans.

-After all his shenanigans.

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-Poor Gareth.

-The paper round

-will do him a world of good.

-I'd better hurry him up.

-Gareth!

-Come on.

-WHISPERS

-Did Dani say anything afterwards?

-Did Dani say anything afterwards?

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-No. She went straight to bed.

-Hiya. Are you alright?

-Hiya. Are you alright?

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-Yes, thanks.

-Did you sleep well?

-Not really.

-Have you argued?

-Has David done something?

-Has David done something?

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-If he's laid a finger on you...

-He hasn't done anything,

-and it's none of your business.

-What's none of your business?

-If the letter box is too narrow,

-what aren't you supposed to do?

-Have you forgotten?

-Stuff it in.

-Yes. No stuffing.

-Leave the papers on the doorstep

-or ring the bell.

-Hiya, Kylie.

-Hiya.

-Alright?

-Turn back in Church Street.

-The list is in the bag.

-Do you know Church Street?

-Do you know Church Street?

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-Yes.

-Do you want Kylie to show you?

-Do you want Kylie to show you?

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-I've got my own round.

-It's his first day.

-It's his first day.

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-I'm alright.

-It's not as if he's in Brazil.

-Eh?

-He won't get lost.

-He won't get lost.

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-I'm alright.

-Can I go now?

-Can I go now?

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-Phone if you have a problem.

-PHONE

-Hello.

-Hiya, Glenda.

-No. He was here

-almost before we opened.

-Yes.

-He's just left.

-He was happy.

-He'll be fine.

-Alright.

-We'll see you later. Bye.

-I have a feeling we'll get calls

-from people who haven't had papers.

-Don't be silly. He'll be fine.

-Don't be silly. He'll be fine.

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-I bet he'll get lost.

-Standing here,

-as if he knew the lot.

-Get lost?

-It's not as if he's in Brazil!

-SHE SIGHS

-Are you alright?

-I'm looking for Wyn Humphreys.

-I'm looking for Wyn Humphreys.

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-He left half an hour ago, sorry.

-There we are.

-There we are.

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-That's different.

-I was up until one looking

-for the design on the Internet.

-Is it supposed to be like that?

-Is it supposed to be like that?

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-Don't listen to him.

-It's a nice design.

-It's a nice design.

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-It's Japanese, the latest trend.

-You saw it here first.

-Make me a matching shirt.

-Make me a matching shirt.

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-Iolo!

-You must have patience,

-sewing for hours.

-Not everyone likes the same things.

-No, some people love cycling.

-It's lovely, honestly. Ta-ra.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

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-Yes.

-Where are you going?

-Look at the top of the paper.

-Sian Hughes, 1 Tan-y-bryn.

-I'm Sian Hughes.

-They're 1 and 2 Tan-y-bryn.

-That's the one you want.

-Alright?

-Bye.

-No, I got them last time.

-Coffee for you and Dani, hot water

-for Sally. She had her own teabag.

-You're right. I'll go first.

-Coffee?

-Coffee?

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-Thanks.

-Hiya, Dani.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

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-Yes.

-Are you sure?

-David and I have fallen out.

-Oh.

-David told me

-about a deal he was planning.

-He had no money. I told Dad, so he

-could lend me money to give David.

-It all went pear-shaped.

-He thinks I told Dad so that

-he and his mate could make money.

-Right. I think I understand.

-Right. I think I understand.

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-It doesn't matter.

-I don't want to discuss it.

-I don't want to discuss it.

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-But if you do, I'm here.

-OK. Thanks.

-I can't wait

-to see what you've done.

-I hope you like it.

-Wow!

-It's fantastic. Look, Jac.

-It's great.

-It looks as if it's always

-been there. Look, Dani.

-You like it then?

-You like it then?

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-It's brilliant.

-How much do I owe you?

-How much do I owe you?

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-Nothing.

-Don't be silly!

-Don't be silly!

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-No.

-I really enjoyed doing it.

-I really enjoyed doing it.

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-Carys!

-You can buy me a drink sometime.

-Thanks.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

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-I'm fed up of these in the kitchen.

-You're pouring money down the drain!

-If anyone wanted the stuff,

-they'd have gone ages ago.

-Meical took a few. I am trying.

-You can stop now. Open one for me.

-Why? You're doing such a great job.

-A cuppa, please.

-A cuppa, please.

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-How did Gareth cope?

-He came back with an empty bag,

-and no-one phoned to complain.

-Except Heulwen Davies.

-She was complaining that the new boy

-talked non-stop and smiled too much.

-He did great, don't you worry.

-Good for him.

-Thank you both

-for giving him a chance.

-He should be thanking you and Terry.

-Hi.

-Hi.

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-Alright?

-Is anything wrong?

-Is anything wrong?

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-With what?

-What happened between you and Dani?

-What happened between you and Dani?

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-Shouldn't you ask Dani?

-Wait a bit. We can have a chat.

-Just keep your nose out

-of what doesn't concern you!

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-Hiya.

-Hi, Dani. Are you OK?

-Hi, Dani. Are you OK?

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-Yes. Do you know where Dad is?

-He isn't answering his phone

-and he wasn't in the hotel.

-Is it important?

-Is it important?

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-Yes and no.

-It doesn't matter. Thanks.

-He promised to pick up Siwan from

-the babysitter this afternoon...

-..if that helps.

-I think he has a meeting

-in Llangefni.

-Probably the Black Lion.

-Probably the Black Lion.

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-Is there a panic?

-Can I do anything?

-Can I do anything?

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-No.

-It's alright, thanks. Ta-ra.

-What have you put in those?

-What have you put in those?

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-What do you think?

-Your bottles.

-You can't keep them in the backyard.

-Someone might think it's rubbish.

-Someone might think it's rubbish.

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-They are rubbish.

-They're bound to be stolen there.

-They're bound to be stolen there.

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-I forgot.

-Empty plastic bottle thieves

-are a plague.

-Barry, they'll be stealing

-your empty pizza boxes next.

-Thanks for the tip.

-Thanks for the tip.

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-Where are you going now?

-To Vince's house to get the rest

-of the home brew kit.

-Is he fed up with your rubbish too?

-It's not...

-I'll see you later.

-Men, eh!

-It doesn't take a genius

-to see the potential for all of us.

-I'm sorry to interrupt.

-Can I have a word, please, Dad?

-Take a break. Help yourselves.

-Are you going to the dump?

-No.

-No.

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-You can't take fares carrying those.

-I can, until I store them somewhere.

-I can, until I store them somewhere.

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-Drink-driving is one thing.

-But brewing in a car?

-Is the front seat empty?

-Is the front seat empty?

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-Yes.

-Great.

-You're still a taxi, aren't you?

-You're still a taxi, aren't you?

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-Yes.

-Off we go then.

-Did you tell anyone about David's

-plans for the plot after I told you?

-No. Why do you ask?

-A bloke who knows you,

-Eifion something...

-Eifion Davies?

-Yes.

-He bought the place

-under David's nose.

-Now, he's proposing plans

-very similar to David's ideas.

-Old Eifion!

-I can't say I'm surprised.

-He's got his finger in several pies.

-You didn't tell him, did you?

-No!

-I haven't thought about it

-since I saw you.

-I wouldn't worry too much that

-Eifion's plans are like David's.

-You can't do much

-with a plot like that...

-..apart from three

-or four expensive houses.

-Right.

-You didn't come here

-just to ask that, did you?

-Well, David and I have fallen out.

-He was sure I'd told you,

-to stop him buying the plot.

-Do you want me to talk to him

-and tell him the truth?

-Was it too far to walk here?

-Come out.

-I want to show you something.

-Hi, Rhys.

-Hi.

-Hi.

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-Hi.

-This is a handy place.

-Not just for me.

-If that rubbish was dumped...

-..is there enough space

-for brewing equipment?

-Like my stuff?

-Yes. Why not?

-It's dry here.

-There's room,

-and it isn't in anyone's way. Ideal.

-You'd better empty the car.

-Are you serious?

-I'm glad to help you. You were

-very good to me when I was ill.

-Ha ha! This is brilliant.

-Do you need help to empty the car?

-Thanks, Barry!

-Alright?

-What do you want?

-I've been to see Dad.

-And what did he say?

-He had nothing to do

-with the auction.

-He does know Eifion,

-but he knew nothing about the sale.

-This is stupid.

-I don't know what to say.

-I told you something in confidence.

-You immediately

-ran to your father...

-..who does nothing all day

-but develop land and houses.

-And do you know what?

-Him talking to his cronies

-doesn't upset me.

-That's what you expect from a shark.

-But I trusted you.

-It won't happen again.

-David!

-David!

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-No, Dani.

-Now, go.

-Hiya.

-Do you want some toast?

-Do you want some toast?

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-No, thanks.

-I don't want to spoil my dinner.

-I don't want to spoil my dinner.

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-I'm starving after going cycling.

-I'm trying to tidy my stuff

-before Llio gets home.

-You're very good.

-Yes.

-I found something you might

-be able to work miracles on...

-..especially after

-seeing those jeans.

-If you think I'm repairing your

-pink surfing shorts, think again.

-They're more holes than material.

-No. I threw them out.

-I wanted to ask, please, please...

-..could you repair a tiny tear...

-..in something

-that means a lot to me?

-No way am I darning socks!

-Not socks, I promise.

-It's been a good friend for years.

-It's in there. Come on.

-Well, what do you think?

-Can you manage it?

-It's a bit bigger than jeans!

-It'll be nice

-just crossing the yard to buy beer.

-You won't have to buy it!

-You won't have to buy it!

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-Be careful.

-The bad ones are all like that.

-They give you a bit for nothing,

-then charge once you're hooked.

-It's an idea.

-I'll cut you a spare key.

-You can come and go as you like.

-Great.

-I have to check the specific gravity

-while it brews.

-If you say so!

-I wouldn't give Vince a key.

-I wouldn't give Vince a key.

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-Why?

-Remember what happened

-the last time he was here at night?

-What happened?

-He burnt the place down.

-Bonfire night, I think.

-Did you? What happened?

-Did you? What happened?

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-He went to jail.

-Jail?

-Not for long.

-Anyway, you know what they say

-about the pot and the kettle.

-You learn something new every day.

-We'll have fun. My mouth is dry

-already, after all that dust.

-It's a pity we didn't clear

-the place this morning.

-I had lots of ginger beer,

-before Kay got her hands on it.

-When will the beer be ready?

-When will the beer be ready?

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-Four or five weeks.

-Great. And do you know

-what's good about the beer?

-Vince can't set it alight!

-Great, you're back...

-Hey. Are you alright?

-Hey. Are you alright?

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-Yes. I'll be there now.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-Yes, I told you!

-Are things worse?

-I went to see Dad.

-He said he knew nothing

-about buying the place.

-He was prepared to talk

-to David about it.

-I went to see David

-to tell him what Dad...

-He sent me away.

-I wouldn't treat a dog like that!

-I only told Dad in the first place

-because I was worried about him.

-Now, he says

-he'll never trust me again!

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