Pennod 47 Rownd a Rownd

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-Did someone steal your pudding?

-No, someone stole my parking space.

-If it makes any difference, I'm

-sorry. I thought you had split up.

-Do you think I care

-what you and Carys get up to?

-She means nothing to me.

-You haven't heard the end of this.

-You haven't heard the end of this.

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-Nor you.

-You've picked

-on the wrong woman, Arthur.

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-Finished?

-Finished?

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-Yes, thanks.

-It won't wash itself.

-Sorry.

-How did your round go?

-How did your round go?

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-Alright.

-It's her birthday in a month.

-It's her birthday in a month.

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-I know.

-What have you bought her?

-What have you bought her?

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-Nothing. Not yet.

-I know 40 is a big one,

-but she won't want a fuss.

-Pity.

-Pity.

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-What's a pity?

-Nothing!

-Do you think I'm stupid?

-What are you whispering about?

-We were discussing your birthday.

-We were discussing your birthday.

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-Meical!

-I don't want to do anything.

-Nothing big anyway.

-I told you.

-Mam!

-Mam!

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-I'll tell you this.

-If you put a photo of me

-as a kid in the paper...

-..I'll never talk to you again.

-Is that a promise?

-Thanks.

-Has Britney been?

-Has Britney been?

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-She's been and gone.

-Oh!

-OK?

-You're early today.

-Did you come with Glenda?

-Did you come with Glenda?

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-No.

-Ah.

-Good morning, Gareth.

-Don't forget to come

-and see me at lunchtime.

-No nonsense this time.

-Nonsense?

-He ran out of detention

-before half-term.

-Oh.

-Hiya!

-Hiya.

-I hope he paid for his drink.

-He did, but I think the drink

-was an excuse to see Kylie.

-Can she get him to talk?

-He doesn't say a word.

-And he's worse since

-he had to get rid of that cat.

-Cat?

-He's a child, really.

-Maybe he wanted company

-without having to talk.

-Mm.

-The boy might have a point.

-Are cats expensive?

-Don't you have mugs for the staff?

-They're not washed very often.

-They're not washed very often.

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-Ugh.

-You're lucky you work from home.

-I'll be sewing all day today.

-I'll be sewing all day today.

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-Right.

-Have you thought more about

-the Head Of Sixth Form job?

-I can't think of anything else.

-I can't think of anything else.

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-Is it worth the extra work?

-Oh, I've tried...

-You said it was up to me.

-Of course. But I don't want to come

-second to a strategy plan or manual.

-You wouldn't. But you're right,

-I have enough on my plate.

-You'll get another chance.

-Even if I did apply,

-I wouldn't be sure to get it.

-See you tonight.

-Enjoy your cuppa.

-Thank goodness. Just imagine if

-she had to prepare for an interview.

-I wouldn't like a surprise party...

-..and pretend I'm glad

-to see people I don't like.

-We wouldn't invite

-people you don't like.

-I don't like surprises.

-Oh! You won't like this either.

-The rat!

-He said he'd do something.

-Who?

-Who?

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-Arthur!

-The bulbs are OK.

-So that's fine!

-Wait until I see him.

-Don't do anything silly.

-He started it.

-He's not getting away with this.

-No problem.

-I'll tell him now.

-It's alright.

-Thanks for telling us. Ta-ra.

-Marian Edwards will be

-half an hour late.

-Great.

-Great.

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-Did you want a lie-in?

-No. I don't want to

-play catch-up all day.

-At least you needn't worry

-about Barry.

-Dani said everything was alright.

-Dani said everything was alright.

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-It went better than expected.

-You're not in a great mood today.

-You're not in a great mood today.

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-I was fine before coming here.

-Do I have that effect on you?

-Do I have that effect on you?

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-Don't be silly.

-You're the only woman

-I don't have trouble with right now.

-Good.

-Carys doesn't want to know...

-Sorry! David wanted to take

-his car to the garage.

-Is everything alright?

-HOOVER

-SWITCHES HOOVER OFF

-A biscuit would be nice.

-You don't want mess

-in your clean car.

-I haven't had a fig roll for ages.

-You can do this one next.

-Very funny!

-People leave odd stuff in cars.

-Someone has left a lot of

-home-brew kits in my shed.

-They'll be flung out tomorrow.

-They'll be flung out tomorrow.

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-Don't throw them!

-I might make a second batch

-if you don't mind.

-The first lot went down well.

-The first lot went down well.

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-I didn't taste any.

-You said I couldn't brew it at home.

-Do it in the shed.

-I thought you'd just left a mess.

-Fair play, Barry, after he opened

-his big mouth the last time.

-Will you be in the shed later?

-Will you be in the shed later?

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-Yes, after Kay cleans my car.

-Ha-ha!

-There's no need to apologize.

-You know we're flexible here.

-What was all that with Jac?

-Is he alright?

-I think so.

-Any news about Carys and him?

-No.

-Pity. They'd make a cute couple.

-Maybe.

-I think he was just a bit fed up.

-I think he was just a bit fed up.

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-We can play Cupid.

-We'd better not interfere.

-We'd better not interfere.

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-I only want him to be happy.

-For you.

-For you.

-

-Thanks.

-Good morning, Mr Parry.

-Good morning, Mr Parry.

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-Good morning, Mr Williams.

-Gareth, I've changed my mind.

-The gym at lunchtime, not my room.

-Don't be late.

-JOB - HEAD OF 6th FORM

-So the Head Of 6th Form

-is leaving!

-It's just been put up.

-It's just been put up.

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-Did Jim ask if you were interested?

-I didn't talk to him.

-You can now.

-It's in black and white.

-I've decided not to apply.

-What? Why?

-It's a bit early for me.

-You'd be very good.

-Thanks, but I don't think so.

-You know what's best for you.

-I'm glad you had post today.

-You can finish the pack

-if you work tonight.

-Great. Cathryn isn't working.

-I can be here any time you like.

-Eight?

-Eight?

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-Eight, it is.

-Hey!

-Do you fancy making home brew again?

-Everyone liked it.

-Alright, so long

-as you don't upset Barry.

-I told him not to tell tales.

-But he ignored me, again.

-Can we make home brew

-this afternoon, dear?

-As long as you're back

-for the school run...

-..dear.

-Thanks. See you soon.

-Ta-ra.

-Can you spare a moment, Jac?

-Can you spare a moment, Jac?

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-I have a few minutes.

-Can you go to the post

-to buy stamps?

-Next door?

-Next door?

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-No!

-I need a lot, for our nails promo.

-OK. How many?

-About 30 worth, half and half,

-first and second class.

-Right.

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-Where is he?

-Sorry?

-He'll be sorry.

-He'll be sorry.

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-Have you seen Arthur?

-No, he left early this morning.

-No, he left early this morning.

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-I bet he did.

-He didn't say where.

-He didn't say where.

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-Did he say what he did before going?

-So you didn't see him doing it.

-So you didn't see him doing it.

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-Sorry, I've no idea what you mean.

-He smashed our van's rear lights.

-He smashed our van's rear lights.

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-He wouldn't do that!

-Look.

-Good grief. Did you see him do it?

-Good grief. Did you see him do it?

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-No. As you said, he left very early.

-He caused the damage,

-then slunk off to hide.

-Is everything alright?

-How can you be sure he did it

-if you didn't see him?

-When we asked him

-to move the motorhome...

-..he was angry and said we'd get it.

-Get what?

-He threatened the wrong people.

-Come on, Meical.

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-Well?

-I can get a second-hand part

-tomorrow for 25.

-What about the scratch and the dent?

-The scratch be OK after a polish.

-No-one will notice the dent.

-I'll notice it.

-I have to look at it every day.

-How much would a respray or

-a rear panel cost if it was needed?

-Oh, you want a higher price

-for the insurance.

-An independent assessor

-must do that.

-No, I don't want that.

-I'd lose my insurance no claims.

-We just want a good repair job.

-Alright. It's your money.

-I'll do some research.

-Great. Don't forget

-to include your labour.

-And we'll add two or three days

-of lost work without the van.

-Then Arthur can have the bill.

-Then Arthur can have the bill.

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-Do you think it's a good idea?

-I know it is.

-I can't wait to see his ugly mug.

-Oh!

-Shorts.

-Fold them and place them

-on top of the socks.

-Oh!

-Sophie said you like animals.

-Not really.

-Didn't you find a cat?

-Was it hurt?

-Was it hurt?

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-No.

-When I was your age,

-I wanted to be a vet.

-Then I realized

-you have to be very clever.

-When can I have lunch?

-Can we start the game, sir?

-Can we start the game, sir?

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-I said fitness today.

-Warm up first.

-We might have

-a five-minute game at the end.

-Can I go now?

-You haven't done the shirts yet.

-Girls, you know the rules about

-eating in the corridors. Keep it.

-Miss James. Were you waiting for me?

-Yes. I'll come back.

-Yes. I'll come back.

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-No, it's fine.

-That sounded like someone...

-..considering

-the Head Of Sixth Form job.

-I'm not sure.

-Come in.

-What have those boxes done to you?

-What have those boxes done to you?

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-Nothing.

-You look angry.

-You look angry.

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-No, I'm in a good mood.

-I know you better.

-Not quite well enough

-to know what's wrong.

-So something is wrong.

-Or someone, maybe.

-Not Carys, before you start.

-She's history.

-You know where to find me.

-You know where to find me.

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-Thanks.

-I can give you some rubbish.

-I can give you some rubbish.

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-No.

-Right! Who has water we can borrow?

-Borrow?

-Borrow?

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-It'll be nicer when we return it.

-I thought you'd gone for lunch.

-No.

-You have to eat something.

-I have.

-See you tomorrow lunchtime.

-Oh!

-Time to go back to the boss?

-I was checking if I had a signal.

-She hasn't nagged me yet, oddly.

-I'll do this, if you want to go.

-Sure?

-It's just like last time, isn't it?

-It's just like last time, isn't it?

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-Yes.

-Why don't we make it

-a bit stronger this time?

-I thought it was just nice.

-We'd better not mess about.

-Alright.

-Ken, can you help me with this box?

-Alright.

-You've been generous with the water!

-You go that way, I'll go this way.

-Here you are, last week's receipts.

-Here you are, last week's receipts.

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-Thanks. Something to keep me busy.

-Where is he?

-Michelle...

-Michelle...

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-Who?

-Arthur. We want a word.

-I haven't seen him.

-I haven't seen him.

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-Don't cause trouble here.

-Why would there be trouble?

-Why would there be trouble?

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-Here's the vandal.

-What's the matter with you?

-What's the matter with you?

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-Very sly, Arthur.

-What's this nonsense?

-You've no right to smash

-other people's property.

-They said you smashed

-their van's lights.

-Here's the repair bill.

-650?!

-The van isn't worth that much.

-Don't try to be funny.

-Cash, no cheque, please.

-What have you done, Arthur?

-What have you done, Arthur?

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-Nothing!

-Don't listen to them.

-We'll pick it up tomorrow.

-We'll pick it up tomorrow.

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-You can do what you like, love.

-I'm not giving you a penny.

-I didn't do it!

-Come on, Meical.

-Idiots.

-Carys!

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-Yes, thanks.

-Would you be interested in this?

-We have a nail gel promo.

-I don't know.

-Between the painting and the sewing,

-my hands don't get a lot of care.

-Hi.

-Hi.

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-Hello, again.

-OK?

-OK?

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-Still fine, thanks.

-It's OK. We're trying

-to attract customers.

-But you have lovely hands.

-Doesn't she, Jac?

-I don't know about that. Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

-You've been a good boy.

-That's not unusual.

-How does a tuna salad sound?

-How does a tuna salad sound?

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-Great.

-I thought we'd have an early supper.

-Why? You're not working, are you?

-Why? You're not working, are you?

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-No. We could go for a walk.

-Lovely.

-Hallelujah.

-I thought you'd have marking to do.

-No marking tonight, at least.

-What have you got to do?

-I need to look at the Head Of

-Sixth Form job description.

-You said you weren't going to apply.

-You said you weren't going to apply.

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-Yes, this morning.

-What changed?

-Jim persuaded me.

-He said I was just

-the type of person they wanted.

-He's flattering you.

-Good. We'll have

-a salad to celebrate.

-There's nothing to celebrate yet.

-There's nothing to celebrate yet.

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-A good-luck salad, then.

-Thanks.

-Dani, what was that

-all about with Carys?

-I'm trying my best for you.

-I don't want to quarrel

-with you, Dani...

-..but I don't want help,

-especially with Carys.

-I just think you suit each other.

-She said she wasn't interested.

-Yes, before.

-If you showed you were interested...

-No. Dani, please.

-Hiya, Carys. Lovely to see you.

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