Pennod 60 Rownd a Rownd

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-I'll have to give up my job.

-I can't live without nursing.

-Hey.

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-TEXT ALERT

-Who was that?

-Who was that?

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-Scott.

-Who?

-The plumber on Wyn's site.

-Are you working today?

-No. He was offering me

-two tickets for a football game.

-Fair play to him. When?

-Fair play to him. When?

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-Today.

-Today? You promised to take Robbie

-fishing. He hasn't used his new rod.

-It's a big game

-and the seats are great.

-Grandad Ken could

-take Robbie fishing after lunch.

-I thought Ken would like to join me.

-I thought Ken would like to join me.

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-Yes.

-What about the taxis?

-What about the taxis?

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-Phone Vince.

-Robbie could go with his mother.

-Robbie could go with his mother.

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-Me?

-I've got no idea what to do.

-I've got no idea what to do.

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-Kylie has been a few times.

-You've thought of everything.

-You've thought of everything.

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-I don't get offered tickets often.

-OK.

-It's alright for some.

-Alright?

-Yes.

-It's busy in the shop.

-Why are Sunday papers more popular?

-People have more time to read them.

-You haven't eaten your breakfast.

-Can I make fresh toast for you?

-Can I make fresh toast for you?

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-No. I'm not hungry.

-Cuppa?

-Cuppa?

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-I've just had one, thanks.

-OK.

-I'll go back to the shop.

-I understand that,

-but I can't wait to see my GP.

-I've had a major operation

-and I'm in pain.

-I just want a repeat prescription.

-It doesn't sound

-as if I've got much choice.

-OK. Quarter past twelve.

-Thanks for your help.

-What did they do to you?

-Don't you have anything better to do

-than listen to me on the phone?

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

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-I'm busy.

-I was going to offer you a cuppa.

-I won't bother next time.

-Sorry. I didn't expect anyone

-to be here on a Sunday morning.

-I've got some paperwork to do.

-Dad's nagging me for receipts

-so that he can do the books.

-Do you want a cuppa?

-Do you want a cuppa?

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-Thanks, and sorry again.

-A strong coffee?

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-I'll go.

-Hiya.

-What do you want?

-What a welcome!

-I've come to see the new baby.

-Eh?

-Eh?

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-The bike!

-We could go for a spin.

-Can I borrow your old bike?

-I've promised to do something

-with Llio.

-Please take him out, Mathew.

-There you are.

-Please, miss,

-can Iolo come out to play?

-Yes. I'm busy.

-I thought we were going to...

-I thought we were going to...

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-Go. I'll finish faster.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-Yes. We'll go out for supper.

-You're the world's best girlfriend.

-You're the world's best girlfriend.

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-I know.

-I'll change.

-You fill the water bottles.

-Bye. Enjoy your Sunday lunch.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-Hiya.

-Have you settled in the new house?

-Have you settled in the new house?

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-Yes, thanks.

-I haven't unpacked all the boxes.

-That's what I'm doing

-this afternoon.

-How is Alwena?

-So-so.

-So-so.

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-What happened?

-They don't think

-the operation was a success.

-I thought she was getting better.

-I thought she was getting better.

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-They can operate again.

-Alwena has gone into her shell.

-That's not like her.

-That's not like her.

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-If it doesn't improve...

-..she might have to give up nursing.

-That could be a blow

-to her confidence.

-Mmm. Between you and me, the fire

-affected her more than I thought.

-Poor Alwena.

-Is there anything I can do?

-It depends. Are you in a hurry

-to unpack those boxes?

-I thought you'd got lost.

-I can't keep up with that rocket.

-It makes a big difference.

-I'm getting more exercise

-on this old thing.

-You can have a go on this.

-You can have a go on this.

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-Do you trust me?

-Yes. Don't go too fast.

-And it's only to the next stop.

-And it's only to the next stop.

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-Great.

-I'm sick of the sight

-of your backside.

-I won't go too fast.

-Mathew.

-Mathew.

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-What?

-You'll still see my backside.

-Knock knock.

-Hiya. Come in.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

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-Yes. Do you fancy a brew?

-No, thanks.

-I want to ask a favour.

-I want to ask a favour.

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-Oh?

-How do you fancy

-coming with me to Llandudno?

-I'd planned a day

-in front of the TV.

-Please. I've got a wedding

-in Llandeilo in December.

-I've no idea what to wear.

-There's plenty of time.

-Not really.

-I've got so many weekend shifts.

-Please come.

-I'll need help.

-I'll need help.

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-I haven't had a shower.

-How many hours will that take?!

-Give me half an hour then.

-Great. I'll toot the horn.

-PHONE

-Hiya, Barry.

-Sorry. I have to buy

-more needles and thread.

-I won't have time for lunch.

-I've got to finish the order today.

-I'll make it up to you tonight.

-I've got to go.

-I'll see you later. Ta-ra.

-# Leading to the sea

-# Leading to the sea

-# Leading to the sea #

-What about here?

-It's as good a place as any.

-Be careful, Robbie.

-You'll take someone's eye out.

-Wait a minute.

-Those stones can be slippery.

-If I shout, what do you do?

-Listen.

-Listen.

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-No more than an hour, OK?

-OK.

-# Leading to the sea #

-Come in.

-Hello.

-Good afternoon. Take a seat.

-How can I help you?

-I had an operation

-a few weeks ago...

-..for a collapsed lung.

-I've run out of painkillers.

-Three months ago.

-Something like that.

-You had a repeat prescription

-three weeks ago.

-Have you finished them already?

-No. I left them behind

-in South Wales.

-I don't take them every day.

-I'm not sleeping well.

-I'm not happy to prescribe more.

-You've had a repeat prescription.

-You should see your own GP.

-I won't get an appointment today

-and I'm in pain.

-Take Ibuprofen for the time being.

-It doesn't work.

-Please.

-See your GP.

-OK. Thanks.

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-Still nothing, Robbie?

-No.

-He needs bait to catch a fish.

-We don't have any bait.

-He'll never catch anything.

-Let's find him something.

-Where?

-Look under the pebbles

-for small fish or crabs.

-What if I find something?

-What if I find something?

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-Put it on the hook.

-Kill it?

-I'll do it. Come on.

-Thanks.

-It's a good bike.

-Was Llio OK with you buying it?

-Yes.

-Wasn't she furious?

-You're meant to be saving.

-I know.

-Lucky.

-Lucky.

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-You're right.

-Five years ago, I was moving

-from beach to beach...

-..and from bar to bar.

-I thought I was happy.

-Now, I can't imagine

-life without her.

-If that means staying here,

-mortgaged to the hilt, so be it.

-Blimey.

-Do I hear church bells?

-Don't be silly.

-That dress was pretty.

-You should have tried it on.

-What for?

-I don't have anywhere to wear it.

-You'd have to persuade Philip

-to take you away for the weekend.

-We'll go back after a coffee.

-It's a struggle to try anything on

-with my shoulder as it is.

-I'd be ages getting it over my head.

-I'd be ages getting it over my head.

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-Give it time.

-That's what everyone says.

-That's what everyone says.

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-It's true. Two coffees, please.

-It might never get better.

-There must be something they can do.

-I've known people who've had

-operation after operation.

-They're never the same again.

-My shoulder will be weak forever.

-Too weak for me to be a nurse.

-Work isn't everything.

-I've wanted to be a nurse

-since I was 14.

-I spent months in Colchester

-to apply for a senior position.

-There are other jobs you could do

-with your experience.

-Sitting behind a desk,

-doing paperwork?

-Working in the shop? No, thanks.

-I can understand the shock,

-but it could have been much worse.

-We prayed for weeks

-that you'd open your eyes again.

-I know that I sound ungrateful...

-..especially after everything

-you've been through this year.

-But if I can't be a nurse,

-I don't know who I am.

-I'll never get the mud

-from under my fingernails.

-We found bait for him.

-For all the difference it made.

-Robbie, let's go!

-All we'll catch today is a cold.

-All we'll catch today is a cold.

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-Oh, Mam!

-Robbie, I'm freezing.

-It was more fun

-when I went with Dad.

-You've seen sense now.

-I won't ask again, Robbie!

-I've caught something!

-Robbie.

-Robbie.

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-Really!

-Well done, Robbie.

-Come on, Lowri.

-Hey! Do you fancy a pint

-on the way home?

-Why not?

-Carys will be working all afternoon.

-So, I'm the sub? Thanks.

-I see more of you

-than her these days.

-Here she is.

-Did you go to China

-to buy thread?!

-If you must know, I was

-measuring a customer for a dress.

-Phone her to check

-if you don't believe me.

-I was only teasing.

-Anyone would think

-you don't trust me.

-Are you going to bring up Jac

-every time we argue?

-It's childish and boring, Barry.

-I came to give you a sandwich.

-You can starve next time.

-Well done, Robbie.

-It looks like a good fish!

-I'll cook it for you.

-How?

-What?

-How are you going to cook it?

-How are you going to cook it?

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-I've no idea. Don't you know?

-No.

-Cut off its head and tail,

-then remove what's inside.

-If you're such an expert, you do it.

-Ugh!

-Ugh!

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-What now?

-I've got an idea.

-Hiya, Vince.

-Have you dropped off Mrs Jones yet?

-Perhaps I should buy a bike.

-Perhaps I should buy a bike.

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-You?

-Why not?

-I had one when I was younger.

-A penny-farthing?!

-Go for a shower

-instead of standing there, smelling.

-Here they are. Do I need

-to take out a second mortgage?

-Did you have a good time?

-Did you have a good time?

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-Yes, great.

-Where are the bags?

-Where are the bags?

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-I didn't see anything I liked.

-I can't believe you've come home

-without buying anything.

-I'll make a start on supper.

-You're welcome to stay.

-No, thanks. I'd better go home.

-No, thanks. I'd better go home.

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-Thanks for today.

-Thanks for persuading me

-to buy the dress.

-I'll see you.

-Well?

-Sorry, Philip, but I think our chat

-made things worse.

-Thanks for trying.

-Bye.

-Bye, Sian.

-Bye, Sian.

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-Bye.

-I've never seen her

-like this before.

-What are we going to do?

-Disgusting.

-I want to throw up.

-There you are.

-A little salt and pepper,

-then into the frying pan.

-Robbie! Come to see the fish

-before we cook it.

-Mmm! Do you want beans with it?

-Can I have a sausage?

-Can I have a sausage?

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-It took us all day to catch it.

-Now, you don't want it?!

-Now, you don't want it?!

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-It'll look better once it's cooked.

-I don't like fish.

-You like fish fingers.

-What a waste of a day.

-It's a shame to waste it.

-You have it.

-Are you sure?

-Thanks. I'll see you!

-Thanks.

-Oh, no.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong, Lowri?

-What's wrong, Lowri?

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-I've lost my engagement ring.

-Hey.

-Don't sulk.

-Are you in a better mood?

-Sorry. I've got loads of work.

-I haven't had a day off in a month.

-You don't have to accept every job.

-I can't afford to turn down work.

-You haven't been yourself

-since the accident.

-You work too hard

-and I never see you.

-I'm here now. I'll buy us

-a takeaway curry for supper.

-What do you say?

-OK. You know what I want.

-I'll give you the money.

-You want me to get it?

-Please?

-Why do I put up with this?!

-I'm going for a shower.

-I'll hurry back then.

-I'll have my usual too.

-You're lucky that I love you.

-S4C Subtitles by Gwead

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