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Still Game - Season 1 Episode 1
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00:00I don't know
00:30Thank you very much, Victor. That's three months at the spout.
00:38Sorry, Jack. Here.
00:40I'm doing my bloody mootie anyway.
00:42Ach, I'm bored out my guard.
00:44Ah, well.
00:48You're not the only one.
00:50Well, I dug this out. I'm going to learn it.
00:54Ah, well, good.
00:55Here's a tune, then.
00:57What's your pleasure?
00:58Eh, Yellow Rose or Texas or something.
01:01Good choice.
01:09Oh, well. Larry Adler will be shite in his cell, eh, won't he?
01:12It's not a lot, you know, I think.
01:13Aye.
01:19It's his murder, isn't it?
01:20Aye, is aye.
01:24Come here.
01:25That is the source of our misery right there.
01:30Look at it. Pitch black.
01:32Five to three in the afternoon.
01:35Look at me here.
01:37A couple of bears in a Russian zoo.
01:39Caged.
01:40Demented.
01:40Right there, Jack.
01:41Now, it's...
01:42It's OK in the summer.
01:43We can sit in the park till, I don't know, ten o'clock.
01:45About this.
01:46I know.
01:46I mean, what are we supposed to do?
01:49See, your young people, they're busy working.
01:52They don't notice this time.
01:53But see, between about three o'clock and the time you get your bed for a pensioner, it's
01:57like a bloody week.
01:58Right, that's it.
02:00Oh, easy cowboy.
02:02It's a bit early for that, as I know.
02:05Is it?
02:06Is it?
02:07Is it, though?
02:08Talk it up, Jack.
02:09Convince me.
02:09Your Swedes, your Norwegians, your Icelandics, they all live in places of the long winter's
02:15night.
02:15What do they do?
02:16How do they combat the boredom?
02:18I'll tell you what they do.
02:19They seek the company of Mr John Barleycorn.
02:21They get pished.
02:23That's how they never hear from these countries in the winter.
02:26That's how a situation never arises.
02:28They're wasted.
02:31Are you sure, Jack?
02:32Are they no fishing and skiing and driving sleds with huskies?
02:37Yes, they are.
02:38Pished.
02:39Mush, mush, old friend.
02:42Get the lid off it.
02:46Aye, it's good news, right enough.
02:47Aye.
02:48I'm actually quite excited at the prospect.
02:50What's that?
02:51They're opening the bookies again.
02:53Next thing I've eaten.
02:54And what?
02:54I think that's great news.
02:56You know, that's fantastic.
02:57See, if us dragging ourselves down to the high street, we might have put a bet on.
03:00Aye, aye, tremendous.
03:02Bang, right on your own doorstep, eh?
03:04Look at a pair of yous foaming at the mouth at the prospect of a shitey bookies opening, eh?
03:08Well, I cannae wait to be a pensioner when life is as exciting as yours is.
03:13Oh, lads.
03:17Can I tell them?
03:18Pretty, please?
03:20Wait till you hear this, Winston.
03:21You'll piss your frillies.
03:24The bookies is opening again.
03:26I heard.
03:27Big deal.
03:29Big deal.
03:30Well, it is an occasion, eh?
03:32I mean, they're bringing down Captain Dandy and a jockey.
03:35The papers aren't going to be there.
03:37I'm going to get my photo taken with a horse.
03:40You got a camera you can lend me, Bobby?
03:43Lads.
03:44You got my pie?
03:45Aye.
03:45What are you guys doing bringing pies in when I've got perfectly good pies here?
03:49These are Greg's, Bobby.
03:50A pie's a pie, for Christ's sake, is it no?
03:52Oh, oh.
03:55There's three in here only, I ask for two.
03:57Can I get that?
03:59Too slow, Bobby.
04:00See, the bookies is opening up again.
04:02Yes, we know.
04:04Great, isn't it?
04:05Aye, it's great, aye.
04:06If you're a mug.
04:07You talking about Winston, you love the bookies.
04:10No, loved.
04:11Past tense.
04:12You know, catch me setting foot in there again.
04:15We all love it a bit, Winston, but you?
04:17Well, you were never happier when you'd a line on.
04:19You were like a Wayne on Christmas Eve.
04:21I will know any more.
04:26Look at all the wee horses, Winston.
04:28Which one's going to win?
04:29I don't know.
04:31Pick me, Winston.
04:33Touch it.
04:34I don't want to touch it.
04:36Come on, Winston, look at it.
04:37It's a page for your promise.
04:39That has to get your plums pumping.
04:42I see what you're trying to do, but you're wasting your breath.
04:47I'm done with the bookies.
04:48Stevie was a long time ago, Winston.
04:53Let me tell you something.
04:56All my adult life, right?
04:58Every single week, I would name a wee accumulator.
05:01Never won a button.
05:02Then, bingo.
05:04Up it comes.
05:05Result after result.
05:07£32,550.
05:10Hooray!
05:12Do I get paid?
05:14Do I get shite?
05:15Stevie, the bookie, does a runner.
05:18Me?
05:19I'm left screaming.
05:21Running about from town to town, gibbering like an idiot.
05:24Has anybody seen Stevie with my money?
05:25Searching for him?
05:26Aye.
05:28You even made wee wanted posters.
05:30Do you remember?
05:30I kept one.
05:31Put it away, Bobby.
05:33I don't want to see his face.
05:35About to eat.
05:37Anyway.
05:39I've passed all that now.
05:41That's all behind me.
05:42I'm in a better place now.
05:45Here it is.
05:46He who moveth lethargy, eateth not a pie for tea.
05:57And a wee.
05:58Gentlemen, what can I get you?
05:59Well, here's the thing.
06:01What can you offer us in the line of a decent whiskey?
06:04Absolutely bugger all.
06:05Eh?
06:06Sorry, lads.
06:07You're looking at the purveyor of such fine beverages
06:09as Sputnik vodka, Mississippi steamboat
06:12and blue hyena for the kids.
06:14Grey gang is no for the connoisseur.
06:15So what have you got?
06:16We have a kildrum.
06:18Two-year-old.
06:19Largely because he's been lying there for two years.
06:21Aye, you're all right.
06:22You're a grantsman.
06:23Why the sudden snootiness?
06:24Ach, it's him to feed, you know.
06:26We finished off this lovely wee bottle of malt at Jack Garden.
06:30Once you've had malt, you've touched the stars.
06:32Aye, you don't want to go back to the mundane, you know.
06:34The run of the mill.
06:36The shite.
06:38You need a bus.
06:39To where?
06:40West End.
06:41Ordbins.
06:42Do whiskey tasting every Thursday.
06:44It's for all the arseholes with too much money.
06:47They make open six or seven bottles every week.
06:49Good gear.
06:50I used to go at that.
06:52Lovely.
06:53Pardon me, Buck.
06:54What happened?
06:55Well, they only give you two halves, right?
06:57So I swipes the bottle next to it and splat the guy's seed be the empty.
07:02Oh.
07:02Vivial.
07:03Yeah.
07:03And if he'd, how come you don't have tastings in here?
07:06I'd certainly come.
07:07Good idea, Pete.
07:08We'll do one tomorrow.
07:10What time's good for you?
07:11What about 5am just before I take the rolls in, you jakey bastard?
07:16I'll take the roll down.
07:21Hey, whiskey.
07:23Aye.
07:23That's two words that go together well, eh?
07:25Well, that's that then.
07:26We'll get the 36 into the town and then the 89 out to the West End.
07:30Jesus, is that a horse?
07:34That's not just any horse, boy.
07:36That's Captain Dandy.
07:38Hey, Freddie, just another couple with you, eh, with Captain Dandy.
07:44That's it.
07:45It's lovely.
07:47Winston!
07:51Here, Winston.
07:53Captain Dandy, eh?
07:54He's beautiful, aren't he?
07:56Aye.
07:57Aye, yes, aye.
07:58You get the bookie in.
07:59Where's the bookie?
08:00Right.
08:01I'm off.
08:06Stevie.
08:07Stevie.
08:08You bastard.
08:09Wait a minute.
08:10I'm no Stevie.
08:13Oh, Jesus!
08:23I'm telling you, that man's name is Stevie Reid.
08:26Please be quiet a minute.
08:29Francis Reid.
08:31Francis Reid, my arse!
08:32It's Stevie Reid, I'm telling you!
08:33Look, officer, I can explain this.
08:35He thinks I'm my younger brother.
08:37He used to be the bookie here, but he done a runner.
08:39Aye, aye, aye, with my money!
08:40Look, mate, I'm sorry.
08:42If it's any consolation, he owes me a fortune and all.
08:45No way.
08:46No way!
08:46Look, this isn't the end to the matter.
08:48The gentleman's provided documentary evidence stating he is who he says he is.
08:52I know this Stevie character you're on about.
08:54Now, count yourself lucky I'm no arresting you.
08:56Is that not right?
08:58I'm a bit dizzy, but he'll be fine.
09:00Right, on your way.
09:01I don't like this.
09:03This stinks.
09:04That is that bastard, I'm sure of it.
09:05That fella's baldy.
09:06It could be Stevie's brother.
09:08I think you get half light.
09:10Imagine the headline.
09:11Craig Langman beats Derby when there be a head.
09:13Hey, could we, eh...
09:24There we go, gentlemen.
09:26The Balvenie 15.
09:28It's a limited edition.
09:30Absolutely gorgeous.
09:32Not too much peat, orange peel and burnt almonds.
09:35Aye, I'd heard that, aye.
09:37Aye, I've heard that in all, aye.
09:38The orange peel, aye.
09:39Smashing.
09:40Not for me, that one.
09:44Too earthy.
09:45I don't like a cask strength.
09:48A couple of those and you're...
09:49Well, let me put it this way.
09:51You're, um...
09:51Well, not to put too fine a point in it.
09:53Shut up.
09:54Wind your neck and try and enjoy yourself, son.
09:57Please excuse my friend, for he is an ignorant bastard.
10:00Don't be shy, gentlemen.
10:02Try the MacLevy.
10:04Now, that distillery is silent now.
10:0625 years old.
10:07A wee sip of history.
10:09Aye, well, it'll be history.
10:10When it's, uh, flying out my piss on about an hour.
10:14Oh, the old Pulkney.
10:16Now, I like this one.
10:17It's got a lovely nose.
10:19Mmm.
10:20I like this one.
10:21It's got a lovely, shiny label.
10:23There we go, gentlemen.
10:24Oh, what's this?
10:25You could win a case of whiskey.
10:27Oh.
10:27Scratch cards.
10:29Let's see what I'm on to here now.
10:32Hee-haw.
10:36Visit.
10:37Visit.
10:39Visit.
10:39What's that?
10:40Mmm.
10:41Oh.
10:42What's that, son?
10:44Oh, well done.
10:45You've won a visit to a local distillery.
10:47Hey-hey.
10:48Oh, eh.
10:48Woo-hoo.
10:49Have another dram, and I'll fetch you up the details.
10:51Oh, right.
10:52Could we manage another wee dram?
10:54What time is it?
10:55Half past one.
10:57And what time is the last bus home to Craig Lang?
10:59What are you doing, Winston?
11:05Nothing.
11:06Have you got a bet on?
11:07Oh, yes, Eric.
11:09Yes, indeedy.
11:10Aztec flame.
11:11Eight to one.
11:12Jesus.
11:13Twenty quid.
11:14Thought you were done with the betting?
11:17This isn't a betting, Eric.
11:18This is an experiment.
11:20What do you mean?
11:22Always smiling away.
11:24Never happier, this Frankie.
11:26You're no still maintaining that, Stevie.
11:28Smiling away.
11:30Loves his work.
11:32See, Stevie hated his life.
11:34Hated his punters.
11:36And hated me, most of all.
11:39You cannae disguise that, Eric.
11:41See that there happy-go-lucky attitude?
11:44That's all a performance.
11:46You cannae keep that up.
11:48Least of all...
11:49Well, that's a turn-up for the books as Aztec flame is the winner.
11:52When I've got a winner.
11:54Stevie.
11:58Stevie.
12:01Stevie.
12:02My name's Frankie.
12:04Frankie?
12:04Is it?
12:05OK, Frankie.
12:06I'll play along with that, Frankie.
12:08Frankie, you owe me 180 quid.
12:10What do you make of that?
12:11Oh, did you have Aztec flame?
12:13Good for you.
12:14Winston, isn't it?
12:16Another winner down at Frankie's.
12:19You see, gentlemen?
12:20That's how you do it.
12:21Well done, sir.
12:24Shut up, you.
12:25He hasn't given me the money yet.
12:30Oh, you bastard!
12:31What?
12:32You nearly showed your true colours there.
12:33You used to hate pieing me out.
12:36You used to shove they winnings at me like it was a Wayne's shit-filled nappy.
12:39Gutted at pieing out.
12:41You just managed to catch yourself there.
12:43Listen, friend, you're confused.
12:45I understand.
12:46Enjoy your winnings.
12:48Go and spend it on something nice.
12:50Don't fritter it away in here.
12:52Know this, you ugly bastard.
12:56I'm watching you.
12:58You will fall.
12:59And when you do, it's going to cost you 32 and a half grand.
13:02Have a nice day.
13:07Pound each way, Spanish Maria, Frankie.
13:10Frankie.
13:12Frankie.
13:13Frankie!
13:14What?
13:15Spanish Maria.
13:16Pound each way.
13:18No bother.
13:27Welcome to our distillery here in Dumgoyne.
13:29Now, your whole day begins here.
13:31My name is Andrew, and I will be your tour guide today.
13:34We will begin in the main bonding hall shortly.
13:37I'm so excited, Jack.
13:38You know what this is like?
13:39It's like Charlie Wonka.
13:41Oh, aye, aye.
13:42Charlie Wonka and the abuse factor.
13:44Nobody thinks he'd have a case.
13:45Well, it's hard to say, isn't it?
13:47I mean, at a small distillery, you get maybe one at the end, but this is a big place, you
13:51know.
13:52It's a lot of people.
13:53It's a day out.
13:54So have you got a figure in mind?
13:55I'm surmising six, maybe eight halves.
13:58Six, maybe eight?
13:59It's respectable.
14:00It's a glow.
14:01Aye.
14:01It's a snifter.
14:02A snootful.
14:03Listen, gents, it's not really about the free whiskey.
14:07It's more about absorbing the culture.
14:09Well, me and my friend here are going to get absorbed out of our tits.
14:12It is here you'll discover a bit about the history of the distillery, and a bit about
14:16the people involved in the centuries-old production of what we consider to be the finest malts
14:22in the world.
14:23Woo!
14:24Yes, you see.
14:25I see some of you have cameras.
14:28That's fine.
14:28Feel free to snap away.
14:29If I could just ask you, though, to refrain from picture-taking in the actual blending
14:33room.
14:34Peter, our master blender, likes to protect the family secrets.
14:38Excuse me, son.
14:38Yes?
14:39Well, it's no family secret that me and my colleague here enjoy a dram.
14:42When are we getting one?
14:43I think you might all agree that it might just be a tad early for that.
14:47Don't worry.
14:48You'll get a chance a little later on.
14:50Oh, a little later on.
14:51Glen Goyne is a unique multiplicity.
14:52Hey, man, isn't it?
14:53The natural elements of this magical little vent.
14:55It's a small, small multiplicity.
14:58Rainfall.
14:58Landing on the granite rock of Drumgoin Hill.
15:01Picking up hints of heather as it flows.
15:02Well, well, well.
15:32Now, why would a baldy bastard be shaving his baldy back?
15:42Why would he do that?
15:44Is it because he isnae a baldy bastard?
15:47Oh, he is a bastard.
15:49But he isnae baldy.
15:52Stevie, you're busted.
15:54You hid in my lavvy all night.
15:57That's right.
15:59I tell you I was watching you.
16:00You see, I knew if I could catch you unawares
16:03that you would let your guard slip.
16:05And I was right.
16:06Yes, indeed, Stevie boy.
16:09You're humped.
16:10What are you going to do?
16:11Go to the police?
16:13They think you're a crackpot.
16:16And better yet, they think I'm Frankie.
16:18I've documents to prove it.
16:20Who's going to believe you?
16:22I've got to say,
16:23an old man prepared to sit in a shite of lavvy all night.
16:27That's impressive.
16:28But it's just you and me, pal.
16:31Frankie.
16:32And the old loony.
16:35A smart man would have brought a witness.
16:37Thanks for the dough, Stevie boy.
16:55Oh, look at that.
16:57That's really sticking in your craw, isn't it?
16:59I'll see you this afternoon, then.
17:01Oh, you'll no see me in there.
17:03Course I will.
17:04You cannae keep away, Winston.
17:06You're a mug punter.
17:08You built my bookies.
17:09Bricks and mortar.
17:11You'll be back.
17:12You're just keeping that money warm for me.
17:15Get off you!
17:16What's the matter with you?
17:20I fell asleep against the system.
17:29These are some very special bottles that have sat here for some time.
17:33Can anyone tell me why this whiskey's so pale?
17:35It's been filtered through heather.
17:39This was barrelled in what we call a blonde barrel.
17:41Pale wood.
17:43Is that Clark Gable, then?
17:45Well spotted.
17:46Clark Gable used to buy whiskey from us.
17:49Crates of it for big Hollywood parties.
17:51As a token of our appreciation, we made up a special, personalised line.
17:55We said to Mr Gable,
17:57Any time you want some of your own whiskey, just pick up the phone.
18:00And he did.
18:01Time and time again.
18:03Until he sadly passed on.
18:05That's the last bottle.
18:08Clark Gable was a wanker.
18:10He was a wanker.
18:11He's only made me have this pissed-in moustache.
18:13She loved him.
18:14I thought he was red-rotten.
18:15Aye, big stick of you ears.
18:17Well, I taxed him with his bloody doors open.
18:18He's a prick.
18:19Here, here, was this full-barrel empty-head flask.
18:27The back of knife.
18:30Right, get ready.
18:40Oh!
18:40What are you doing, you clown?
18:42Get the cock, man.
18:44You started on it.
18:44Get in!
18:49That's it.
18:50That's it.
18:52You OK there?
18:58Aye, no doing, gentlemen.
18:59Come and get a drop.
19:01I hope you enjoyed the tour, ladies and gentlemen.
19:07Feel free to purchase a gift from our whiskey shop.
19:09Thank you very much for coming.
19:12Just through there, please.
19:13Is that it?
19:14I was just getting a bloody taste for that, babe.
19:16Aye, it's a con, isn't it?
19:17Hey, show you a couple of stills, give you a couple of halves, then both.
19:21Bounce into the shop and fleece you.
19:23Dirty fly bastards.
19:26Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
19:27Have a good look at this.
19:28What's this?
19:28That is another tour kicking off.
19:34Oh, different tour guide.
19:36Do you want to latch on to it?
19:37Come on.
19:37Come on, come on, come on.
19:46Best safe in the world, boy.
19:48Three, four.
19:54Ha, ha, ha.
19:56You've cracked it.
19:5832 and a half grand.
20:06Play your cards right and life's going to get a whole lot easier.
20:10You'll be getting thrown out for a start.
20:12Aye, you've served me well, but it's time to go.
20:15It's leather that'll be caressing my buttcheeks from now on.
20:19Shitey carpet, eh?
20:21Goodbye, old friend.
20:23Me holiday, maybe.
20:25Or you could go to the bookies.
20:28Pop into a wee showroom.
20:33Aye.
20:34Buy a wee car.
20:36You can do that after you've been to the bookies.
20:42Options.
20:43Bookies.
20:44For God's sake.
20:45Come on, man.
20:47Take my money off that bastard.
20:49Get back in and finish him off.
20:51You know your horses.
20:52Stick it to him.
20:54Leave him for deed.
20:55So it's Finbar's Fury in the two-thirds.
21:01Put your house on it.
21:02The granny's savings.
21:03The mortgage.
21:04The kid's college fund.
21:05Your wife, whatever you like.
21:06Cannot get beaten.
21:07I could ride this.
21:08Finbar's Fury.
21:08It would win.
21:09The faces, the shrewdies are all piling in.
21:11I don't know the second and third, but I've got a horse.
21:13Finbar's Fury.
21:14No, no.
21:15Don't switch off, Winston.
21:16Oh, well done, Winston.
21:21We thought we'd lost you for a second.
21:23There was plenty of time for leather sofas, luxury holidays and sports cars.
21:27Imagine 32 and a half grand.
21:28That would be fine.
21:29But it could be 50 grand.
21:30It could be 100 grand.
21:32It's Finbar's Fury in the two-thirty.
21:34So get that wedge off the table and get your backside down to the bookies.
21:38Now, Winston, now!
21:41Right, John.
21:43You might want to get my leg on.
21:46Now, up here are some very special whiskies.
21:50Excuse me.
21:51Now, can anybody tell me why this one is so pale?
21:56Certainly.
21:58Could it be that it was filtered through the heather?
22:01A blonde wood barrel patch.
22:04Oh, excellent.
22:05You know your whiskies.
22:07Oh, yes.
22:08Now, this here...
22:10Clark Gable.
22:10Now, I'll tell you, I was reading a whisky journal.
22:14And that whisky was specifically commissioned by the distillery here
22:18and sent to Mr Clark Gable because he was such a good customer.
22:22That, that's the last bottle.
22:24My goodness.
22:25That's very well informed of you.
22:27Nebs, we are.
22:28Oh, lovely.
22:30Oh, I don't want to finish it all.
22:32Oh, don't worry about that.
22:33We've got our own private barrels.
22:35We're in.
22:37So, it's Stevie Bader from Camberland.
22:38I tell you, you'd be back.
22:40Shut up.
22:40There's no sign of Finbar's fury.
22:44Well, I'm flabbergasted.
22:45I must admit, I fancied that Finbar's fury a bit, but never mind.
22:49John.
22:50Now, I'm the three o'clock here at Lingfield.
22:51The jockey of the moment is Pato Grief.
22:53He's ridden the last two winners.
22:54Never mind that the move.
22:55The man's on fire.
22:57John.
22:58What are you talking to the telly for, Winston?
23:01John.
23:03Dah.
23:04You ignorant bastard.
23:14Four thousand.
23:16King V door.
23:17Welcome back.
23:19I've missed you.
23:21OK, ladies and gentlemen, I hope very much you've enjoyed your tour.
23:25Please make your way to the gift shop, where we have a beautiful selection of keenly priced whiskies.
23:30This way, please.
23:31Is that the tour over?
23:33Aww.
23:34I was a bit short and sweet.
23:36No more free drink, either.
23:39Not necessarily.
23:39Come on.
23:48No good.
23:49No good at all.
23:50All good horses, aye, but just no good luck.
23:53What are you talking about?
23:55Soft.
23:56They said the going was going to be soft, aye, but it wasn't it not, wasn't it?
23:59It was hard.
24:00It was about two early.
24:01Didn't he stand a chance?
24:02Good horses, too.
24:03Lovely horses.
24:04Strong horses.
24:05Just tired.
24:06So, so tired.
24:07It's not yourself.
24:08You're raven.
24:09John.
24:11Where's John?
24:11I need to speak to John.
24:12John who?
24:13John the critic.
24:14He talks to me.
24:15He told me everything would be fine.
24:17That's enough.
24:18I'm going to get you out of here.
24:19How much money have you got left?
24:20Three grand.
24:22Jesus.
24:24See you.
24:25You should get to jail.
24:27Man makes bets.
24:28I'm a bookie.
24:29I did warn him.
24:30One mere bet.
24:31Fix it all.
24:32Make it all better.
24:33Behave yourself.
24:34Behave yourself.
24:35When's it running?
24:36Pull yourself together.
24:38It's over.
24:40Three grand's still a lot of money.
24:42Right, you come on.
24:43Jesus, what have I done?
24:45It does not matter.
24:45Come on.
24:47I'll get you a pint.
24:50Pint.
24:51Aye.
24:53Three grand, Spartan Dream.
24:55Three grand on Spartan Dream.
24:59Now, up here, we have some very important bottles of whiskey.
25:04Filtered through the air.
25:06She's as pure as ever in the day.
25:11The ball in the air.
25:13Yes, quite.
25:15And on this one, we have Clark Gable.
25:18Ooh.
25:20I'm Clark Gable.
25:22I was in front of the air.
25:23Oh, I have a big, big, big, big baby one.
25:27Andrew.
25:27Oh, yeah.
25:29Oh, it's Andy's.
25:30Andy's.
25:31Andy's.
25:31Oh, it's Andy.
25:33Come on, Spartan Dream.
25:36Boy, boy, boy, neck and neck.
25:37As they go towards the line, there's nothing between them.
25:40As they go to the line now, Spartan Dream wins it.
25:42Yes!
25:46That's 31.
25:48That's 30 grand plus your three grand steak.
25:51That's 33 grand.
25:53You're up 500 quid.
25:54Thank you, Stevie.
25:57Thank you for keeping my money warm.
25:59Now get into that safe and get me paid.
26:03Look at you, Stevie.
26:05You're actually thinking about doing it again, aren't you?
26:07Doing a runner.
26:08What are you going to do this time?
26:10Cut your balls off and come back as your sister?
26:12Get me paid.
26:18Here we go.
26:19Here we go.
26:19Thank you, Stevie.
26:26But I'll tell you who I really fancy in the last race here at Lingfield.
26:29Shut up, John.
26:36Here there.
26:42I can't believe.
26:44With a lady woman on the bus,
26:46with a lady lady on the bus,
26:47stuck here alone
26:50in the middle of nowhere steaming.
26:53You know what?
26:54Frankly, my dear,
26:55I don't give a damn.
26:57Ho, ho, ho.
26:59That's me, ma'am.
27:00Ah.
27:01See?
27:03Oh.
27:04Oh.
27:04Oh.
27:04Oh.
27:04Oh.
27:05Oh.
27:05Oh.
27:05Oh.
27:06Oh.
27:06Oh.
27:07Oh.
27:07Oh.
27:08Oh.
27:08Oh.
27:09Oh.
27:09Oh.
27:10Oh.
27:10Oh.
27:11Oh.
27:11Oh.
27:12Oh.
27:12Oh.
27:13Oh.
27:13Oh.
27:14Oh.
27:14Oh.
27:15Oh.
27:16Oh.
27:16Oh.
27:17Oh.
27:17Oh.
27:37Much money have you got now?
27:38Oh.
27:38Oh.
27:38Oh.
27:3933 grand.
27:40I'm actually 500 pound up.
27:43It's all in there.
27:43It's all in your leg.
27:45It's good, Winston.
27:46Here.
27:47He's not having a drink, no?
27:48No, tea's fine.
27:51I'll tell you what, boys.
27:53I was doing the biggest hole of my life there.
27:55An abyss it was.
27:56Staring the devil right in the face.
27:58But I didn't give you up, you know?
27:59I knew my luck would turn.
28:01I'll tell you one thing, though.
28:02That's a roller coaster.
28:03I'll not be riding again.
28:05I'd love to have seen that, Stevie.
28:07Chalk white he was.
28:08A wreck.
28:09I'll never forget that face as long as I live.
28:12Good for you, Winston.
28:14You're not going to do anything still with that money, are you?
28:16No, no.
28:16No danger.
28:17Oh.
28:18Oh, but his face, though.
28:21It was as if I'd planted one right in his balls.
28:25Boof!
28:25Right in the Niagara Falls.
28:27Boof!
28:28Right in the Costa del Sols.
28:29Right in the Divina McCalls.
28:31Boof!
28:31różne.
28:32Mm-hmm.
28:49Mm-hmm.
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