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00:00THE END
00:24Something amazing has happened.
00:26I finally got a place at a drama club.
00:2850p a lesson, which, let's face it, is a bit of a flipping bargain.
00:32I don't start for a couple of months,
00:34but I was allowed to go and watch a class last night
00:36and it was fantastic.
00:38The lady who runs it is called Anna Sher.
00:41She's an Irish Jewess or whatever that is.
00:43I've never seen a teacher like it.
00:45There must have been over 60 kids in that class,
00:47all shouting, running about and kissing each other,
00:50which I think is a bit weird.
00:52Then this tiny woman with long blonde hair and purple boots
00:55who's in a football battle round her head walks in
00:57and everyone, I mean everyone, ran to their seats
01:01and kept strong for the next few hours.
01:03How fit does she do that?
01:05I'm going to take it all in, you know.
01:07But the gist of it is that it's all based on improvisation,
01:10which means making it up as you go along.
01:12So I'd say something, then you'd say something,
01:15then I'd say something, then you'd say something,
01:17then I'd say something, then you'd say something,
01:18then I'd say something, then you'd say something,
01:20then you've got to play.
01:21Inside I was like, phew, guy,
01:23because I thought we'd have to do Shakespeare and stuff,
01:25but it didn't even get a mention.
01:28I didn't do any acting, I just sat and watched,
01:30but when I got home that night,
01:31it was only about nine o'clock or something,
01:33and I was so tired, I mean totally knackered,
01:37that I fell asleep in front of the television.
01:39I've never done that.
01:41And slept high on Samuelson.
01:46No, you are a monkey.
01:55Uh, sister?
01:58Please, sister.
01:59What do you want?
02:00Can Mary have her necklace back, please?
02:02What necklace?
02:03The necklace you took off her in assembly.
02:05What business is it of yours?
02:06She asked me to ask you, sister.
02:08Why can't she ask for herself?
02:09Oh, I don't know.
02:11Do you know what the word confiscated means?
02:13Yes, sister.
02:14So what makes you think you should get your necklace back
02:16so soon after I was taking it from you?
02:17I don't know, sister.
02:19It's I do not know, sister, not I don't know, sister.
02:22Sorry.
02:23Waste a fecking time educating this one over the last four years.
02:26Open up.
02:28Which one is it?
02:29The Larry one, sister.
02:30Oh, the Larry one, is it?
02:31And who, may I ask, is Larry...
02:33Is it Larry Grayson that gave it to you?
02:35No.
02:36Oh, that's a shame.
02:37Larry Grayson.
02:38He would make a great boyfriend.
02:41Oh.
02:42Oh.
02:44Look at this beautiful thing.
02:48Pure gold.
02:50So what carrot is that?
02:53Tint?
02:54He can't afford real gold.
02:55He's on the doll.
02:56Is he?
02:57Prospects as well as generosity?
02:58You got yourself a catch there.
02:59I thought Jesus said it's the fault that can't, sister.
03:02Well, the sentiment is much akin to our Lord Miss Smartypants, but I think you'll find the phrase was first coined by Mr Hallmark.
03:09Read your Bible.
03:11And get a brillo pad to that neck of yours.
03:12Looks like you've caught the fecking plague.
03:14Yes, sister.
03:15Very impressive, sister.
03:20Did I do okay?
03:21Well, you know, these last few weeks of training have not been in vain.
03:24You've toughened up beautifully.
03:26You know, when we change from grammar to comprehensive, I'll be honest with you, I didn't think you could hack it.
03:32But you've proved yourself more than ready to face the inbreds and whatnots that now roam the corridors.
03:39I feel ready, sister.
03:40I feel ready for anything.
03:41Well, just calm down now.
03:42You're not quite the normal mailer yet.
03:45But you're getting there.
03:46By God, you're getting there.
03:48I'm delighted.
03:50Better not put this back on, eh?
03:54Does my neck look really bad?
03:56No, you're all right.
03:57Don't worry about that old badlacks.
03:58It'll come off.
04:01Just a bit of old tat, ain't it?
04:02Well, don't wear it, then.
04:04Nah.
04:05It's how he gets across if we don't wear it.
04:06I'm scared it'll make him angry.
04:08Oh, does he get angry a lot, then?
04:11Yeah, sometimes.
04:12Not all the time.
04:14I never know what's gonna set him off.
04:16One day he can be all right and then puff, he's like an animal from the Muppets.
04:19Lose his temper just like that.
04:21Just like that.
04:22Not like that.
04:23Just like that.
04:24Stupid.
04:25Well, tell him you lost it.
04:27Nah.
04:28Yeah, God.
04:29Why not?
04:30He won't know.
04:31I don't know.
04:32I'm not as good at lying as you are.
04:33I go bright red and my eye goes like this.
04:37I'll have to think about it.
04:39He shouldn't get angry with you though, mate.
04:40It's not your dad.
04:41I know.
04:42He's all right.
04:43It's just...
04:44I think he gets the ump about things since he's got it on the head as a kid
04:46and had to have a brain operation.
04:47What?
04:48Yeah, guy.
04:49The scaffold fell down and he was in his pram or something.
04:51They thought he was gonna die.
04:52Then he had a brain operation and he was all right.
04:55He's still got a big scar.
04:56You can see it now he's got his skinhead.
04:58And he says sometimes when he gets headaches, his nut goes all fuzzy and he loses his temper.
05:04Sounds like loony tunes to me, mate.
05:06And...
05:07If I tell you something, do you promise to keep a secret?
05:11Yeah.
05:12What?
05:13Well, the other night, I was round his house.
05:14You know his mum's really nice and lets us be on her own in his room and that?
05:17Yeah.
05:18Well, the other night we were just having a cuddle on his bed and listening to records
05:21and just cuddling, nothing else.
05:23And he was telling me jokes and showing me his ear raffling and being really funny and
05:27I was laughing, just having a nice time and not thinking about anything.
05:32And he asked if I wanted to get engaged.
05:34What?
05:35I know.
05:36And I was really flipping stumped.
05:37It was just out of the what's-its.
05:38Out of the blue?
05:39Out of the blue.
05:40And I didn't know what to say.
05:41Flipping heck.
05:42So what did you say, man?
05:43I just said I'm too young and my mum and dad wouldn't like it.
05:46And he said, don't you love me?
05:48And I said, yeah, but I didn't want to get married or anything until I'm at least 18.
05:52And he laughed right at my face, Guy.
05:54And he said, I'm not asking you to marry me.
05:56I'm just asking to get engaged.
05:58There is a difference, you know?
05:59Well, there ain't really.
06:00I know there ain't.
06:02And so I just said I'd have to think about it.
06:04And he said, well, don't take too long.
06:05Because the jewelers are off the street, are closing down.
06:07They've got to sail on.
06:08Oh, cool.
06:09That's romantic.
06:10Got a bit tough with him.
06:11And I said, I didn't think it was a good idea to get engaged just yet.
06:14And I like things the way they are.
06:16And, oh, no, you mustn't say a word to anyone.
06:19I won't.
06:20He burst out crying.
06:22What?
06:23He burst out crying, Guy.
06:24He just sat there and cried and cried and cried.
06:27And I didn't know where to look.
06:29And I was bright red.
06:30And he said, you can't love me.
06:31And I said, I did.
06:32And he had a little snot all over his nose.
06:34Oh, my God.
06:35And he was in a right state.
06:36And he said, I was so special and completely different to Bernie Cavey.
06:40Because he couldn't trust her because she was finger-licking good.
06:42And he really trusted me.
06:44And his dad said, if you can find a girl that you can trust, you should keep hold of her.
06:48Because they're all slag.
06:49What?
06:50I ain't a slag.
06:51I didn't know what to do.
06:52So I said, all right then.
06:53What?
06:54I didn't know what to do, Guy.
06:57So what are you saying?
06:58Are you telling me you engaged me?
07:00I don't know.
07:01Sort of.
07:02I suppose.
07:03Yeah, I must be.
07:04I'm flipping engaged, yeah.
07:05Oh, this is a flipping disaster.
07:06I know.
07:07It's a massive flipping disaster.
07:08What are you going to do?
07:09I don't know.
07:10I don't know.
07:11I ain't got a clue, Guy.
07:12What did he say when you said all right, then?
07:13Oh, God.
07:14He was so happy.
07:15He just scooped me up and swung me round and kissed me low and said, you're my girl.
07:20You're my girl.
07:21Like that.
07:22That's quite sweet.
07:23And then I said, look, I better go home now.
07:25Because I skied his sister.
07:26I was lying.
07:27Because I was right where my eye was twitching.
07:28And he said, don't tell anyone just yet.
07:29I said, OK.
07:30And he said, love you.
07:31And I said, love you too.
07:32Even though I don't.
07:33I left and ran all the time.
07:34And he said, love you.
07:35And I said, love you too.
07:36Even though I don't.
07:37And I left and ran all the way home.
07:39And that was that?
07:40Yeah.
07:41Going to have a party.
07:42What?
07:43I'm only joking, man.
07:51I've got to finish it with him, ain't I?
07:53It's all got too much.
07:54What do you reckon?
07:55It's much harder having a boyfriend I've thought, you know.
07:58Sounds it.
07:59You're better off with the ones on your head.
08:01I've been going out of poor Willow for over a year now.
08:03He's no trouble.
08:04Would you do it for me?
08:07What?
08:08Finish it with Larry for me.
08:10He might hit me.
08:11I won't hit you up.
08:12How do you know?
08:13Ring him.
08:14I ain't got a phone.
08:15I'll go to the phone box, stupid.
08:16Oi.
08:17You can cut that out.
08:18Don't call me stupid.
08:19Sorry.
08:22You can go.
08:23You can go to the phone box and ring him right now.
08:25I ain't got no money.
08:27I have.
08:28You might not be in.
08:29He will.
08:30Finger bulb was on the telly today and he loves that.
08:31What if his mum answers?
08:32She won't.
08:33She's at work.
08:34Flipping it me.
08:35Do I have to stop?
08:36Please.
08:37What are you going to give me?
08:39A bag of chips?
08:40A bag of chips?
08:41A bag of chips?
08:42Nah.
08:43Nah, this is too big for chips, man.
08:45Arno, when quadrophenia comes out you have to get us in through that mate of Larry's and
08:47you have to buy the tickets.
08:48Well, that might be a bit tricky if we don't go out with Larry no more.
08:49Oh.
08:50Oh, yeah.
08:51All right then, a bag of chips.
08:52Done.
08:53Come on.
08:54Let's find the phone box.
08:55Start thinking about what you're going to say.
08:56It's acting really, innit?
08:57What is?
08:58Lying.
08:59It's like acting, innit?
09:00That's probably why I'm good at it and you're not.
09:01I have to be a good liar if I want to be a good actor.
09:02At the drama club, the acting's all making it up as you go along, so it's like lying,
09:07innit?
09:08Spies, yeah.
09:09I've got to start there then.
09:10Were there any nice boys there?
09:11Oh, loads.
09:12Do you like the pick and mix at Woolies?
09:13Any type you want is there.
09:14Even posh boys.
09:15Posh boys?
09:16Yuck.
09:17No, that's what I thought at first.
09:18I was surprised there were posh boys there at all, but there are posh bits in this,
09:21isn't there?
09:22There's bound to be something like that.
09:23There's bound to be something like that.
09:24You're bound to be a good actor.
09:25I've got to be a good actor.
09:26I've got to be a good actor.
09:27I've got to be a good actor.
09:28I've got to be a good actor.
09:29At the drama club, the acting's all making it up as you go along, so it's like lying, innit?
09:31Spies, yeah.
09:32Well, you've got to start there then.
09:33Yuck.
09:34No, that's what I thought at first.
09:35I was surprised there were posh boys there at all, but there are posh bits in Islington,
09:39isn't there?
09:40So there's bound to be something like drama.
09:41You know Ken Barlow?
09:42Yeah.
09:43He's posh too, and he lives in Islington.
09:44He's got two asses knocked into one round the back of the church.
09:47Hey, do you remember that parrot we used to swear at him round the back of the church?
09:51Oh, Philippine, I haven't thought about that for years.
09:54Must be dead by now, though.
09:55And it wasn't a parrot, it was a cockatoo.
09:57A what?
09:58A cockatoo?
09:59A cockatoo?
10:00A cockatoo?
10:01I'll have two, please, Missy.
10:02A cockatoo!
10:03A cockatoo!
10:04Once, when I was about eight or something, I walked past it and it said something, but
10:13not a swear word, and I went up to it to say hello, and it said, hello, sexy.
10:19Back to me, and I felt right red guy, and then it said, got any sweets, got any sweets,
10:24like that, and I said, nah mate, I ain't got no sweets.
10:27And then it said, liar, liar, pants on fire.
10:30What?
10:31Yeah, guy.
10:32And then I said, look, I promise I ain't got no sweets, man.
10:35I don't think I would have said man back then.
10:38When did we start saying man, guy?
10:40Dunno.
10:41It's nuts, isn't it?
10:43My dad says, man, guy, is it Guy Fawkes you're referring to?
10:47That's what my dad says.
10:48They must think they're funny or something.
10:50Yeah, they must think they're flipping Eric and Ernie or something.
10:53What do you think if it's over?
10:55Oh, rubbish.
10:56Then it said, give us a sweet or I'll pet you to death.
11:01And I was only like eight or something and I got a bit scared and I farted and then some
11:06wee come out.
11:07And then the owner come out and said, oi, stop mucking about on your bird.
11:12And I said, oh, I didn't know it was your girlfriend.
11:14And he said, don't be so flipping cheeky or I'll set it on you.
11:17Who are we?
11:18Yeah, go on.
11:19I've done your little square.
11:20What a bully.
11:21And then, listen to this, the bird goes, oi, leave the kid alone, man.
11:26I love her more than you.
11:27No.
11:28That's right.
11:29No.
11:30Audrey.
11:31I mean, no.
11:33Don't get it.
11:34Flipping heck, man.
11:35I mean, no.
11:36None of that happened.
11:37I was making it up.
11:39What?
11:40I was lying.
11:41Or as they say at the drama club, improvising.
11:44That was brilliant, Guy.
11:46Why?
11:47Yeah, and quite are.
11:48Cos I was being three people there.
11:49Well, two people and a bird.
11:51You gonna lie to Larry, then?
11:52Oh, I don't know what I'm gonna say to Larry, man.
11:55Just say it's got a bit too serious or something.
11:57See, this is the thing, man.
11:59I think if you have a boyfriend, it's always gonna be serious.
12:01As soon as you let your guard down, they wanna bunk up,
12:04or they wanna get engaged, or start having babies or something.
12:07Oh, I'd love to have babies.
12:09Would ya?
12:10Why?
12:11What do you mean why?
12:12Everybody wants to have babies.
12:13Don't you wanna have babies?
12:14No, mate.
12:15What I really want is me own fridge.
12:17Oh, flippin' heck.
12:18That's not a flippin' bad penny.
12:19What are we gonna do?
12:20We could call Larry tomorrow.
12:21No, I wanna go over and done with.
12:22Come on, then.
12:23We'll just ignore that one.
12:24Hey, hello there.
12:25All right.
12:26All right.
12:27How are you?
12:28All right.
12:29How's your daddy?
12:30He's all right.
12:31I haven't seen him for a while.
12:33He's off the booze, isn't he?
12:34Ain't been going out.
12:35Oh, that's a shame.
12:36What a shame.
12:37What's his name again?
12:38Pat.
12:39Go away Pat with a broken nose.
12:40Aye, go away Pat with a broken nose.
12:41He's a great guy.
12:42How is he?
12:43He's all right.
12:44How's your daddy?
12:45He's all right.
12:46I haven't seen him for a while.
12:47He's off the booze, ain't he?
12:48Ain't been going out.
12:49Oh, that's a shame.
12:50What a shame.
12:51What's his name again?
12:52Pat.
12:53Go away Pat with a broken nose.
12:56Aye, go away Pat with a broken nose.
13:00He's a great guy.
13:02How is he?
13:03He's all right.
13:04Is he?
13:05Is he okay?
13:06You'd tell me if he wasn't okay, wouldn't you?
13:09You'd tell me if he was psyched.
13:11Yeah, you do.
13:12So, er, what are you doing?
13:14Nothing.
13:15I'm going to make a phone call.
13:16Ah, are you now?
13:18That'll be 2p, please.
13:20What?
13:21Er, I'm guarding it.
13:22The big man wants it kept free, so if you want to use it, you'll have to pay.
13:27Leave it out.
13:28It costs 2p to make the call.
13:29Not my problem, sweetheart.
13:31You can't guard it.
13:32The council own it.
13:34It belongs to the people.
13:37I am the people.
13:39The big man is the people.
13:42We're the people.
13:43Yeah, we're the people guy.
13:45No.
13:46You're the little people.
13:47You don't count.
13:49But this call's really important.
13:51It's really, really important.
13:52And we've only got 2p.
13:53I only want 2p.
13:55But we need to make the phone call with that 2p.
13:58I'm joshing.
13:59Don't get your wee knickers in a twist.
14:02More than having a laugh.
14:03It's so serious.
14:04Don't be so serious, man.
14:06Why can't you just laugh and dance and have fun?
14:10Hey, Nick.
14:12Come on, Nick.
14:13Hey, tell your daddy I was asking after him, eh?
14:16Tell him I said my regards.
14:18All right.
14:19And, eh, tell him my foot's fine.
14:22They didn't take it off.
14:24Hey!
14:25Did you?
14:26girder read....
14:27Get out!
14:28You're calling!
14:28spew?
14:29You have to line.
14:30She's so hazır.
14:31misordered?
14:32squастering.
14:33She's so protective!
14:34What do you think?!
14:35It's fine!
14:36You're calling by her.
14:37You are calling why?
14:39Sorry, come on.
14:39You are calling.
14:41Leave us alone!
14:42Get out!
14:43Get out!
14:44You call!
14:45Get out!
14:46Rah'am calling you.
14:49Get him out, stand on guard.
15:04Hello, is that Larry?
15:06All right, Larry, how are you?
15:08It's Kath.
15:10Mary's mate.
15:12Yeah, fat Kath, yeah.
15:14I'm all right, how are you?
15:15No, she ain't here.
15:19She asked me to ring you.
15:21She says she's really, really sorry.
15:24And she still really, really likes you and that,
15:26but she don't want to go out with you no more.
15:29Who are you calling?
15:31She don't want to go out with you no more.
15:33She ain't here.
15:35She ain't, I swear.
15:36She's gone home because she's really, really crying about it and that.
15:42I think she thinks it's got all too serious.
15:44You've gone a bit Henry VIII.
15:48I need to be like that, man.
15:49I'm only the messenger.
15:51All right.
15:52Yeah.
15:54I will.
15:55I will.
15:56And you know she still wants to be her mate in that?
15:59I suppose.
16:01Oh, you know your mate from the pictures?
16:03Will he be able to get me into quadrinha when it comes out?
16:08All right.
16:09I'm sorry.
16:11Yeah?
16:11See ya.
16:17Oi!
16:17Don't you get her out!
16:18Hit me out!
16:19Get her out, boy!
16:20Hit me out!
16:21Get her out!
16:22Hit me out, boy!
16:23I'm fine!
16:24Do you like it sitting there?
16:26Make sure it's up.
16:27Do you like it in there?
16:28Don't let me just be her.
16:33You pin it, guys.
16:34Could've got claustrophobia.
16:36She's got a suffocating.
16:37Could've had an asthma attack.
16:38This is not a diet, guy.
16:40This is great.
16:41Come on, let's have a game of knock and run.
16:44What?
16:45Don't be dark.
16:45Can't be stupid.
16:47Well, let's go to the pub then.
16:50Leave it out!
16:51The pub?
16:51What are you talking about?
16:52The pub?
16:53Daffy flipping dark.
16:54The pub?
16:55I'm just wanting a wee laugh.
16:57Just a wee bit of fun.
16:59No, sorry, mate.
17:00You need to start hanging about people your own age.
17:02Ah!
17:03I hate being older.
17:07That'll be for me.
17:08It'll be my mummy.
17:09It's my birthday today.
17:11Well, happy birthday, mate.
17:12Thanks.
17:13You're so kind.
17:15Eh, have you got me a prezzie?
17:17No.
17:18Why not?
17:18Look, I didn't know it was your birthday till just now.
17:21Aw, I've had no prezzie today.
17:23Oh, sorry about that, eh?
17:25I'd love a chopper bike.
17:27Can you not buy me a chopper bike?
17:29Leave it at.
17:30You're so damn serious.
17:32Why can't you join in on the fun?
17:36What?
17:37She's gone.
17:39I've missed my birthday phone call.
17:41You made me miss my birthday phone call.
17:44No, we never.
17:45You were talking to us.
17:46You were talking to us, Guy.
17:48You made me miss my birthday phone call from my mummy.
17:55I hate you.
17:57I'm going to smash that stupid free season.
18:02You know what I have at Castello?
18:05I don't know.
18:05We've in the vault.
18:06We've in the vault.
18:24I can't break that.
18:34What did he say?
18:36I'm going to smash. I'll stick these pieces in.
18:39Not him, Larry.
18:41Oh, sorry, guy.
18:43Oh, man, he was really upset.
18:45What did you say? What did he say? Tell me exactly.
18:48I said, all right, Larry, how are you?
18:51And he said, who's that? And I said, Kath.
18:53And I said, what, Kath? And I said, Mary's, mate.
18:55And he said, oh, fat Kath.
18:56And I said, Jeeves, and I was a bit unhappy about that.
18:58And he said, hello, fat Kath, how are you?
19:00I said, I'm all right, how are you?
19:02He said, I'm not very well today.
19:04I felt I got the flu, but my mum's left some tommy soup in a flask.
19:06And then he said, what do you want? Like that.
19:08Like, what do you want?
19:09And I said, look, Mary's really, really sorry,
19:11and she's still really, really likes you,
19:13but she don't want to go out to you no more.
19:15And he said, what?
19:16And I said, she don't want to go out to you no more.
19:18And he said, why not? Like that.
19:20And I said, I think she thinks it's got too serious.
19:23And then he said, well, he shouted, really.
19:24And then he said, let me talk to her.
19:26I said, she ain't in it.
19:27He said, don't lie to me, you fat Kath.
19:28It's all right, man.
19:29Don't worry about it.
19:30I've been called worse.
19:31And I said, she ain't here, I swear.
19:33And then I said, she's gone home,
19:35because she was really, really crying about it.
19:37Oh, that's really good.
19:38And I said, she still wants to be your mate, though.
19:40And he said, don't be stupid.
19:42I've got me home, mates.
19:43And then he said, tell her I don't care,
19:45and tell her I've got to pack her in anyway,
19:46because she's a stupid virgin and she ain't got no tears.
19:50I've got tits.
19:51You've got lovely little tits.
19:52You're not going to pack me in.
19:53No, guy.
19:54What a liar.
19:55Yeah, guy.
19:56Big, fat, stupid liar.
19:57He wants to get engaged the other day.
19:59No.
20:00It's like he lost his memory or something from the scaffold.
20:04Was he crying?
20:05No.
20:06Oh, well, that's that then.
20:08Yeah, that's that.
20:10Better off out of it.
20:11Andy said he liked it though I was a virgin.
20:16You've got to save the argy-bargy for someone really special.
20:19We both have.
20:20We should have a rule that we don't give nothing to him
20:23till we've been going out of him for at least a year or something.
20:25Yeah, that's a bit much.
20:26Is it?
20:27Yeah, I've got it.
20:28All right, then, six months.
20:30Two to four.
20:32Well, I miss a minefield, innit?
20:34Yeah.
20:35Really glad you reckon going out of him no more, man.
20:38Are you?
20:39Yeah, I didn't think he was good enough, ma'am.
20:41You've got to start listening to some good music and start going to gigs and that.
20:45And then you'll meet boys who have got a hobby.
20:47Or you could start coming to a drama club with me.
20:51No, I don't think acting's my thing, really.
20:54Do you know Frankie Harvey?
20:55Nah.
20:56Yeah, you do.
20:57He works on the key cutting stall at the market.
20:58Good looking, ma'am, with the streaks.
20:59Yeah.
21:00Oh, yeah?
21:01What about him?
21:02He asked me out.
21:03What?
21:04When?
21:05When I was up there on Sunday.
21:06And I noticed he kept looking at me.
21:07But he's never said anything to me.
21:08Apart from that time when he shot a nice bun with me cords on.
21:10Then last week, I was up there with Camilla Akinbola.
21:11Because remember we had to go to Antinels to go to church?
21:12Yeah.
21:13So we were up there just hanging about having an ice cream from DeMarco's.
21:16Well, I was having an ice cream, but Camilla only wanted the coffee.
21:17It's all up the market.
21:18It's all up the market.
21:19Good looking, ma'am, with the streaks.
21:20Yeah.
21:21Oh, yeah?
21:22What about him?
21:23He asked me out.
21:24What?
21:25When?
21:26When?
21:27When?
21:28When I was up there on Sunday.
21:29And I noticed he kept looking at me.
21:30What about having an ice cream from DeMarco's?
21:32Well, I was having an ice cream, but Camilla only wanted the cone, which was really embarrassing.
21:37I was having an ice cream when he came over.
21:40I don't know about you, but I reckon I've got an old flippin' lifetime of this.
21:50When you feel down, try positive thinking.
21:54That's what I told them and said, don't wear a frown.
21:59Why?
22:00Positive thinking.
22:01Laugh at your troubles instead.
22:03This crazy world, what we live in, we'll keep on spinning round.
22:10But with good, strong, positive drinking, we'll get together and life won't let us start.
22:29Highly.
22:30капoline.
22:31Great.
22:32Are we still wanting to do this?
22:34Boldji.
22:35We callable.
22:36Is not the smallest?
22:38Do you think we have an ideal ideal ideal ideal enzyme?
22:39Do you think we have an average ability to do what you need?
22:41Does it ever need to be PLAYER to add?
22:42Do you think we're all here?
22:43Do you think we might miss anything?
22:44Do you think?
22:45Do you think we can show Aku Aku Después?
22:46Do you repeat thiskap?!
22:48With excitement for everything in self-ful cases?