Pennod 84 Rownd a Rownd

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-David! What have you done?

-Do you like it?

-Do you like it?

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-Yes!

-We can't possibly buy that lease.

-Oh, Dad!

-Oh, Dad!

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-Don't give me, "Oh, Dad!"

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-What do you fancy doing tonight?

-What do you fancy doing tonight?

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-How about a takeaway pizza?

-Lovely.

-Lovely.

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-WYN PASSES AND TOOTS HORN

-That's ruined my morning.

-When are you going to forgive him?

-When are you going to forgive him?

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-Why should I?

-He's your father.

-I have to work with him every day.

-It's awkward.

-I'm sorry for making things awkward.

-But he's infuriated me so much

-by selling the lease.

-He's buying you a new salon.

-What's the problem?

-He's made me look a fool.

-He just does as he pleases.

-You considered buying the lease.

-To keep Jac and Lowri in work.

-They'll work for you

-in the new place.

-Anyway, you're prettier

-when you smile.

-Do you have to?!

-Do you have to?!

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-Good morning, Lowri.

-Is it? I'll be fine after a coffee.

-Mia was up at six.

-Right then. Work calls.

-But first, a coffee.

-Ta-ra.

-Can you live without him until five?

-Can you live without him until five?

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-Ha ha.

-I'm glad you're friends again.

-I'm glad you're friends again.

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-You were right. He is lovely.

-Do you want me to carry these in?

-Do you want me to carry these in?

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-No, it's OK. Thanks for the lift.

-You can thank me by buying me lunch.

-You can thank me by buying me lunch.

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-Can I now?!

-I'll see you at lunchtime.

-Bye.

-Bye.

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-Hiya, Iolo.

-Shouldn't you be having a lie-in

-after last night?

-Are you working tonight?

-What's the problem?

-What's the problem?

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-There isn't one.

-Nothing I can't sort.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

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-Good morning. How is Alwena?

-No idea. She's always out

-or on her way out when I phone.

-We've barely spoken for days.

-I don't blame her.

-I'd be the same if I lived in Spain.

-Yes. Good morning, Rhys.

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-Oh. Sorry.

-Excuse me.

-Hello?

-Hiya.

-Yes.

-Are we going to talk

-about what happened?

-I don't know

-what you're talking about.

-I'm talking about the other night...

-..outside your house.

-I was drunk.

-I don't remember anything.

-Forget the change.

-Forget the change.

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-I've got it here.

-Someone's in a hurry.

-No, don't worry.

-I'll be there.

-Oh, yes.

-Oh, and me.

-Yes, very much so.

-I won't keep you.

-Ta-ta.

-Ta-ta.

-Good morning, Mr Lloyd.

-Is it ten o'clock already?! Come in!

-How are you?

-How are you?

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-Excellent. And you?

-I'm OK.

-What are your plans for today?

-Not much. I'm popping out

-this afternoon to do some shopping.

-I'll put the kettle on.

-You sit down. I'll sort the tea.

-Ideal.

-Dani.

-Good morning to you too.

-Good morning to you too.

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-I'm busy.

-You're still angry, I see.

-You're still angry, I see.

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-What do you want?

-I'm sending a Christmas parcel

-to Jonathan in Australia.

-Do you want to put your presents

-in the box?

-OK. I'll bring them over later.

-Right.

-I'm glad you're not angry enough

-to refuse your father's help.

-I'll see you later.

-There you are. Thank you.

-I'll see you next week.

-Ken.

-Ken.

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-How are you, David?

-What brings you here?

-What brings you here?

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-I'm seeing a client.

-What are you doing for Christmas?

-I was supposed to phone you.

-Don't worry.

-If the offer still stands,

-we'd love to come.

-Of course.

-We're looking forward to it.

-Let me know

-if you want us to bring something.

-Bye.

-Ta-ra.

-Have you finished?

-Only upstairs now.

-Oh, yes.

-I've changed the outside bulb

-so you can find the garage at night!

-Thank you.

-You always go the extra mile.

-Anything to help.

-For the right price!

-You've got a loose panel

-in the fence.

-That can wait until next time.

-Let me pay you now.

-We haven't finished.

-Upstairs can wait

-until next time too.

-Go out for a nice meal.

-I haven't kept the Hoover yet.

-I haven't kept the Hoover yet.

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-I'll do that, don't you worry.

-If you insist.

-If you insist.

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-Yes.

-Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

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-Ta-ta, and thank you.

-Ta-ta.

-They'd better not be late.

-I've an alternator

-and a gearbox to fit.

-Most people would thank their father

-for lunch. Here they are!

-Hiya.

-Why do we have to have lunch

-with you? What do you want?

-Anyone would think

-I'm trying to poison you!

-A free lunch is fine by me.

-I pay for your lunch every day.

-Normal fathers don't do this.

-Normal fathers don't have

-to put up with your attitude.

-Let's go somewhere else

-for a change.

-We're here now.

-We're here now.

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-We always come here.

-Because it's convenient.

-I only get 45 minutes.

-Now, sit over there.

-Now, sit over there.

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-No, here's better.

-Iolo. I thought I saw you.

-Hiya, Llio.

-Hiya. I hope you're not

-going to steal my boyfriend!

-Can you come in an hour earlier?

-I'm expecting a big delivery

-from the brewery...

-..and it's Siwan's Christmas show.

-Of course, no problem.

-Of course, no problem.

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-Great. I'm sorry to disturb you.

-That's OK. I'll see you later.

-You're popular today.

-Alright, Sophie?

-Alright, Sophie?

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-Yes, thanks.

-Here you are, boss.

-Here you are, boss.

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-Thanks. I'll miss you in Spain.

-The sun will make up for that.

-The sun will make up for that.

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-You're right.

-Sophie.

-Sophie.

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-Jac.

-It was nice speaking to you.

-Can I see the books, please?

-Yes. I'll get my bank card

-and PIN number as well.

-I have every right to see them.

-I have every right to see them.

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-What?

-Mam, Dad and I

-are thinking of putting in an offer.

-Seriously?

-Yes.

-If that's the case, yes.

-Great.

-Wyn's got them.

-You'll have to ask him.

-Oh, well. I'll do that then.

-I'm working late,

-so cook your own supper.

-I'd appreciate it

-if you included some greens.

-He eats junk, not me.

-Thanks for lunch.

-Thanks for lunch.

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-You're welcome.

-Thanks. Now go.

-Behave!

-Where are you going?

-If anyone asks,

-say I've gone home sick.

-Where are you going?

-Erin!

-Hiya, Dani.

-Thanks, Wyn.

-I look forward to hearing from you.

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Bye.

-Ta-ra.

-Dad, have you got

-something to tell me?

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-I can't believe it.

-How can you even consider

-selling the lease to Sophie?

-Sophie, of all people?!

-Can I explain?

-If she's making an offer,

-then I will too.

-You said you can't afford it.

-I'd rather have the biggest mortgage

-in the world than let her have it.

-Sophie, the one you were seeing,

-bossing us around?!

-Drink that,

-and shut up for a minute.

-Sophie won't get her hands

-on anything.

-She asked to see the books,

-with a view to buying the lease.

-But I didn't give them to her.

-I'm expecting an offer

-from KrazyKuids any day now.

-Who?

-A pound shop. They want to knock

-the three places into one.

-There are some minor details

-to sort out.

-Then why is Sophie

-waiting to hear from you?

-I couldn't possibly tell Sophie.

-She'd tell Glenda,

-then the whole of Wales would know.

-It makes sense

-to keep her interested...

-..to put pressure on KrazyKuids.

-Oh.

-They won't keep the place as it is.

-No, but keep it under your hat.

-What about people's jobs?

-They'll have plenty of time

-to find something else.

-And as I said, you'll be fine.

-Oh, yes? Working hard?

-A quick cuppa before the next shift.

-I haven't sat down all day.

-All you do is sit down.

-You know what I mean.

-You know what I mean.

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-These are for you.

-Where are you going?

-Robbie is Wise Man Number Three.

-We'll have hours of listening

-to angels singing out of tune.

-Cathryn is going this afternoon.

-I'm off the hook. I've got to work.

-Very lucky.

-They've been rehearsing for weeks.

-I know all the lines.

-Are you going?

-Are you going?

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-We're going tomorrow night.

-I'd better go.

-I told David we'd join him and Dani

-on Christmas Day.

-Didn't we mention it?

-Didn't we mention it?

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-No.

-Maybe we told Kelvin.

-We're going over to them.

-I'll see you tonight.

-Meical.

-How is Mrs Larkin today?

-Don't ask. She's a miserable cow.

-She's old.

-Old, but not nice.

-She's lonely.

-She's lonely.

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-She'd have friends if she was nicer.

-She wants her decorations

-from the top of the wardrobe...

-..but she won't let me stand

-on her chairs.

-Bring the small ladder.

-Oh, damn!

-Oh, damn!

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-What?

-I left it in Mr Lloyd's house.

-I left it in Mr Lloyd's house.

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-Meical!

-I'll go and get it.

-I'll go and get it.

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-Don't leave me on my own with her!

-She must have a ladder in the shed.

-We'll need it.

-We'll need it.

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-We'll go later.

-Hurry, so that we can leave!

-Here?

-Thanks. Is this our copy?

-Oh! There is a lot to do.

-What are you doing here?

-Cathryn asked me to come in early

-to help with the delivery.

-Shouldn't you be at school?

-Shouldn't you be at school?

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-I had two free lessons.

-I'd rather be here making money

-than sitting in the common room.

-Right, we might as well get started.

-Someone get me a cuppa.

-The cash and carry was heaving.

-Did you get setting lotion?

-Did you get setting lotion?

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-Yes.

-Did you see your father?

-Did you see your father?

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-Yes.

-Did he mention this place?

-Did he mention this place?

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-Not really. It's the same old story.

-Is everything OK here?

-Is everything OK here?

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-Like clockwork. Hiya, Kelvin.

-Alright?

-Alright?

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-Is it now you're having lunch?

-Yes. We're behind

-after the water pipe incident.

-Did your mother mention

-going to Dani's on Christmas Day?

-Yes. Didn't I tell you?

-Yes. Didn't I tell you?

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-No.

-Don't you want to go?

-Don't you want to go?

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-I don't know.

-If your parents

-are going to Dani's...

-..we'd have the house to ourselves.

-But we're always with Mam and Dad.

-Exactly. I don't mind cooking.

-Think how nice it would be.

-It's up to you,

-as long as you tell Mam.

-Don't go in, or he'll start talking

-and we'll be here forever.

-He said he was going out.

-Hurry, Meical.

-It's been one of those days.

-Well, well!

-You do a lot of physical work

-in your job.

-It's better

-than being stuck behind a desk.

-I want to do something creative

-when I leave school.

-Fashion or photography.

-I'm not sure yet.

-Why don't you have a drink?

-You've been working hard for ages.

-We need to move the boxes.

-I thought you were here to help.

-Sorry.

-I'd rather watch you sweating.

-Thanks.

-Hiya. I wasn't expecting to see you.

-Hiya.

-I thought I'd do some work here

-and then walk you home.

-Oh, cute.

-Have you had a good day?

-Yes. You'll be glad to hear

-that I've been a good girl.

-Oh?

-Oh?

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-I went to see Dad.

-Friends again?

-Yes. Has he told you

-about the plans?

-No. What?

-I'll tell you later.

-Do you want a cuppa?

-I've just had one,

-but thanks for the offer.

-I like the new David.

-New?

-The one that walks me home...

-..offers me cuppas

-and decorates the flat.

-You'll have to get drunk more often.

-Where are these going?

-You know perfectly well.

-What are you doing?

-I only wanted to get to the fridge.

-Don't you like being close to me?

-Don't you like being close to me?

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-I've got a girlfriend.

-I'm with Llio!

-That doesn't mean you don't like me.

-That doesn't mean you don't like me.

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-It does, Erin.

-You wouldn't have snogged me

-if you weren't interested.

-I was drunk. I'd have snogged

-any girl who threw herself at me!

-I'm not interested,

-and never will be!

-Oh, Erin.

-What are you doing here?

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

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-I don't know.

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