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00:00:00I don't know
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00:01:00Dustin?
00:01:10Dustin?
00:01:10Dustin?
00:01:13Dustin?
00:01:16Dustin?
00:01:21Dustin?
00:01:22George?
00:01:24George?
00:01:26It's your sir.
00:01:28Where's Dustin?
00:01:30George?
00:01:31Where's Dustin?
00:01:32Dustin?
00:01:34What?
00:01:36I'm ready.
00:02:01I'm ready.
00:02:06Just spin.
00:02:10Boys, boys, boys, it's me Yotta, boys, it's me Yotta, I'm losing my children, boys, boys.
00:02:36Maureen, Maureen, Maureen, it's me.
00:02:50Maureen, I've lost them.
00:02:54Maureen, it's me.
00:03:08Maureen, it's me.
00:03:26Mr. Hughes.
00:03:28Mr. Hughes, I can't help you if you don't tell me what you want.
00:03:32I've got your details here, but if you won't speak to me...
00:03:44Is it your children?
00:03:46Look, it's not my job to...
00:03:50You don't seem to be drawing me full entitled benefits.
00:03:56Would you like to talk to anyone about your position?
00:04:02Mr. Hughes.
00:04:04Mr. Hughes.
00:04:09Mr. Hughes.
00:04:15Mr. Hughes, my wife's a social worker.
00:04:17I can ask her to call in and see...
00:04:19What?
00:04:20Pardon, Mr. Hughes.
00:04:21Could you say something again?
00:04:25Goodbye.
00:04:27Giz a job.
00:04:29Go on, giz it.
00:04:31Giz a go, go on.
00:04:33I could do that.
00:04:35You don't have to walk straight.
00:04:36I can walk straight.
00:04:37I can walk straight.
00:04:38Go on, giz a job.
00:04:39Go on, giz a go.
00:04:44I can put the nets up as well.
00:05:06What are we going to do?
00:05:08What are we going to do?
00:05:09Come on.
00:05:36How are you going to do?
00:05:38Go.
00:05:40Come on.
00:05:41I can velará to save them.
00:05:46Come on.
00:05:51Come on, and here.
00:06:02Oh, look.
00:06:04Moey!
00:06:17Moey!
00:06:34Do something, Moey!
00:06:36Yeah, all right.
00:06:41Well, what are you going to do then?
00:06:49Have a heart attack.
00:06:54Listen, Maureen, it's been nice, Nala, but I'm not a brave man.
00:07:02I don't want to live with you any more, to be more specific.
00:07:07I don't want you to live with me any more.
00:07:09Oh, Moey!
00:07:11Maureen!
00:07:13I want you to go, now!
00:07:16I want you to go.
00:07:18I want you to go.
00:07:21what about in the back way dig a tunnel get her lifted out wait until it goes
00:07:47dark or go where am i gonna go south america
00:08:17what do i think you bastard leave me alone i don't want you any more
00:08:33come home please
00:08:57she needs to be on my man
00:09:27okay i know
00:09:29so
00:09:31so
00:10:11mr hughes
00:10:17you want dinner you can have dinner
00:10:35i can cook of course i can cook stop the chippy leave it to me
00:10:45never let it be said
00:10:56even though they might say it
00:11:00i can manage
00:11:04no sweat
00:11:06i can cook of course i can cook who says i can't
00:11:13open on now
00:11:16now
00:11:28now you will be jason won't you
00:11:34there's a good boy i've just come to have a few words with your father
00:11:48is your dad still in bed
00:12:10is your dad still in bed
00:12:17oh well
00:12:18it is only ten to twelve
00:12:24you don't mind if i wash my hands do you dear
00:12:38i know what you've come for wash your hands my arsehole
00:12:56where am i
00:13:06so that's the game
00:13:08yeah well
00:13:10yeah yeah
00:13:12well okay all right
00:13:14well they're not gonna get me like that
00:13:18and
00:13:20and
00:13:21when we're going out tonight
00:13:22i'm taking you out tonight
00:13:25you'll see us there
00:13:28me and grain
00:13:30i'll make sure of that
00:13:32they're not gonna make me look small
00:13:35when i'm in front of you
00:13:37it's advertised
00:13:39sabotaged
00:13:40and i'm going
00:13:41we all are
00:13:43come on now
00:13:52order please
00:13:53just
00:13:55thank you
00:13:56yes
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00:13:58yes
00:13:59yes
00:14:00yes
00:14:01yes
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00:14:09yes
00:14:39Excuse me.
00:14:52Hi.
00:15:02Oh, Ray, you're sir.
00:15:03No kids allowed, you know what I mean?
00:15:07Well, just this one.
00:15:08It's just for a few.
00:15:09It's just for a few minutes.
00:15:13You're Graeme Souness, aren't you?
00:15:15Yeah.
00:15:17You're famous.
00:15:19Well.
00:15:21I'm Josie Hughes.
00:15:23Pleased to meet you.
00:15:29You look like me.
00:15:31Oh, aye.
00:15:33Magnum as well.
00:15:36Pardon?
00:15:38Magnum.
00:15:39A detective who used to be on the television.
00:15:42An American.
00:15:44Oh, aye.
00:15:46So, you're not.
00:15:47It's nothing.
00:15:48No one's going to be on the television.
00:15:50Oh, aye.
00:15:51Oh, aye.
00:15:52Oh, aye.
00:15:53Oh, aye.
00:15:54Oh, aye.
00:15:55Oh.
00:15:56Oh, aye.
00:15:56Oh, no.
00:15:57Oh.
00:15:58Oh, aye.
00:15:58Oh, aye.
00:15:59Oh, aye.
00:16:00Oh, aye.
00:16:01Oh, aye.
00:16:02What is it for? For me?
00:16:07Yozzy Hughes.
00:16:25To Yozzy Hughes. Better looking by far.
00:16:29Best wishes, Graeme Sue Ness.
00:16:40Look at that, Graeme.
00:16:59I could have been a footballer.
00:17:13But I had a paper round.
00:17:28Manweb, I've come to turn off your power.
00:17:31Have you got a good dentist?
00:17:33There's no need to threaten me. Look, just close your door. That'll do me.
00:17:37All's I've got to do then is say I couldn't get an entry and you get two weeks, Grace.
00:17:41You don't have to close the door if you don't want. I'll just lie about it.
00:17:46I'll just lie about it. I hate this job, you know. I don't want to disconnect people.
00:17:52I'd be enough sick. I'd be enough sick. You put me on this when I came back. I didn't ask for it, you know.
00:17:59I mean, look at me. I'm not that sort of person. I'll tell you what though, pal. If you don't pay up, it gets nasty, you know.
00:18:11If you bring men in, just warning you. That's all.
00:18:41Good morning, Yazza. Anything down for me?
00:18:57Not even the gesture of goodwill?
00:19:02Fair enough. But a friendly warning.
00:19:06If you don't pay your rent, well, you won't have any rent to pay, will you? If you know what I mean.
00:19:13Don't say I didn't tell you.
00:19:23Gizzy job.
00:19:25Go on, Gizzy. I can do that. I can carry things. I've had practice.
00:19:36This way.
00:19:44This way.
00:20:06This way.
00:20:07with your light.
00:20:16move.
00:20:19you
00:20:21You
00:20:23You
00:20:24You
00:20:27You
00:20:29You
00:20:32oh no don't take that it isn't paid for yes oh there's a fridge and a washing machine out there
00:20:54but you can forget the cooker is destroyed
00:20:56so
00:21:06so
00:21:08so
00:21:12so
00:21:18so
00:21:20so
00:21:24Hello?
00:21:45Hello?
00:21:48Hello, lads. Give us a kick.
00:22:00Mr. Hughes!
00:22:07Sorry, the door was out.
00:22:10We're from social services.
00:22:12My name's Morgan.
00:22:16Hello. I'm Veronica.
00:22:18I'm yours or yous.
00:22:24This is my house. Get out of my house.
00:22:35What's your name?
00:22:37They're my children. They're staying with me.
00:22:40I'm yours or yous.
00:22:42We're going to get out of my house.
00:22:48We're going to get out of my house.
00:22:50We're going to get out of my house.
00:23:21It's all right.
00:23:29It's all right.
00:23:30It's all right, though.
00:23:31I'm your ze Hughes.
00:23:34Better looking by far.
00:23:38Everybody knows that.
00:23:40Everybody knows me.
00:23:44Everybody notices me.
00:23:47You've noticed me, haven't you?
00:23:51Leave my disinfectant alone.
00:23:54I like to be noticed.
00:23:56Have you noticed that?
00:23:59I won't tell you again.
00:24:02Everywhere I go, I get noticed.
00:24:06That's me.
00:24:06Are you, eh, after my body?
00:24:19No.
00:24:22Everybody knows that.
00:24:26Everybody knows me.
00:24:27Rem Sue Ness knows me.
00:24:32Sue Ness, aye.
00:24:33I'm yours or yous.
00:24:37Listen.
00:24:39Here.
00:24:40I want to tell you something.
00:24:42I know.
00:24:43I'm yours or yous.
00:24:43No, no.
00:24:44No, listen, Jimmy.
00:24:46Yours or?
00:24:47Yes, sir.
00:24:48They water this stuff down, you know.
00:24:55They do.
00:24:58In the factory.
00:25:03Oh, I know.
00:25:06I have contacts.
00:25:11In the trade.
00:25:12It's a fucking cold, Miss City.
00:25:23Even in the summer.
00:25:28Eventually,
00:25:29I shall migrate south
00:25:34for the winter.
00:25:37You can help my body
00:25:46if you want.
00:25:49Posh Karen.
00:25:57When I was little.
00:26:02When I was.
00:26:07There was so much
00:26:09to look forward to.
00:26:13Then.
00:26:17In the, uh,
00:26:2150s.
00:26:29When I was little.
00:26:37I built sandcastles.
00:26:47Hey.
00:26:49Wait a minute.
00:26:52Pal.
00:26:5730 pence, eh.
00:27:0130.
00:27:02You.
00:27:05There's a little lady in your life.
00:27:07I built sandcastles.
00:27:23Sometimes I think
00:27:24that's all I've ever done.
00:27:28It hit me.
00:27:40A lot.
00:27:43All the time,
00:27:43as a matter of fact.
00:27:45That's why I went out.
00:27:47But when I came back in,
00:27:48it hit me again.
00:27:50So I stopped coming home at all.
00:27:52Look,
00:27:53I know it sounds awful,
00:27:54but it was him.
00:27:55He made me.
00:27:56Oh,
00:27:59and he started doing all sorts
00:28:00of daft things.
00:28:02He got this job in Saudi.
00:28:04And he made us move
00:28:05into this stupid big house.
00:28:08I mean,
00:28:08I don't know who he was
00:28:09trying to impress
00:28:10because we couldn't
00:28:10possibly afford it.
00:28:14And then he lost his job.
00:28:16Well,
00:28:17that really did send him down.
00:28:18And when they came knocking,
00:28:22it was then he started
00:28:23hitting the kids.
00:28:24Oh,
00:28:25he did.
00:28:26He'd take it out on them
00:28:28and then he'd lock them
00:28:28in their bedroom at night
00:28:29with no food.
00:28:32Well,
00:28:33in the end,
00:28:33I just couldn't cope.
00:28:36I had this sort of
00:28:37breakdown.
00:28:38and I couldn't bear
00:28:40to be near him anymore.
00:28:42All the kids.
00:28:44Because of what he'd done
00:28:45to me.
00:28:46And them.
00:28:49Well,
00:28:49they didn't seem
00:28:50like mine anymore.
00:28:52Look,
00:28:52I'm sorry,
00:28:53that's why I don't want them now.
00:28:54They remind me.
00:28:57I just couldn't cope.
00:28:58Look,
00:29:02I shouldn't say this,
00:29:04but,
00:29:04er,
00:29:05there's a good chance
00:29:06they're not his neither.
00:29:09When we were married,
00:29:11I had this sort of friend.
00:29:14Well,
00:29:14it was the only thing
00:29:15that kept me sane.
00:29:18I mean,
00:29:19you've only got to look
00:29:19at them, really.
00:29:20I mean,
00:29:21we've both got black hair
00:29:22and the kids are blonde.
00:29:25My friend was blonde.
00:29:27It was a German
00:29:28sea, Captain.
00:29:32Look,
00:29:33you can use that
00:29:34if you want to.
00:29:35I mean,
00:29:35I'm going away.
00:29:37He won't find me
00:29:38where I'm going.
00:29:42He wasn't very good.
00:29:44You know,
00:29:46he wasn't very good
00:29:47at anything.
00:29:49I mean,
00:29:49that was part of the trouble.
00:29:51He thought he was.
00:29:53And he always thought
00:29:54he was going to be somebody.
00:29:56and really.
00:29:59He was nothing.
00:30:04Is that enough?
00:30:05He was a man.
00:30:28He was going to be there.
00:30:29He was going to be there.
00:30:30do you want to buy a kitten no thank you got a black one there and a striped one here
00:30:49and some some of these they're very sweet but no thank you
00:31:00George George George
00:31:11you see George it's the pressure they're all after me but if I was famous or you know someone important
00:31:23then they wouldn't be am I right if I was someone they'd leave me alone you don't stand a chance
00:31:31when you know one you've always said that and you're spot on they want my kids now they've got
00:31:38everything else and now they want them as well listen George I can talk to you George you know
00:31:46everything you'd a great help to me George I'm not boring am I George George you see I was all right
00:31:59when I was little I was the king of the castle then now I wet myself all the time George George what am
00:32:08gonna do not judge
00:32:38yes hello
00:32:41one at a time please this isn't a spectator sport
00:32:49would you like to start your confession
00:32:55excuse me excuse me would you like to start your confession now thank you
00:33:08no I'm sorry you know yes vandals you never can be too
00:33:23well I shouldn't really hear your confession in the presence of
00:33:31anybody else but the the children your children
00:33:37well I suppose if it's not a confession of any consequence
00:33:45um turmoil
00:33:49you do require confession my son
00:33:56do you want to talk to me just talk
00:34:04you tell me whatever you want you tell me that's what I'm here for through me you can talk to
00:34:16whoever might want to listen that you might want to be listening as it were the guardians of the spirit my son some kind of help in times of need
00:34:32some kind of help in times of need
00:34:34some kind of help in times of need
00:34:44I'm
00:34:46I'm
00:34:51A
00:34:52I'm
00:34:54I'm
00:34:59I'm
00:35:01I'm...
00:35:06I'm...
00:35:10I'm Yossi Hughes.
00:35:12There's no need to tell me...
00:35:14I'm desperate, Father.
00:35:16Well, it can be a desperate world at times, Mr Hughes.
00:35:21Yossi Hughes.
00:35:23It can be a desperate world at times, Yossi Hughes.
00:35:27Tell me, would it make it any easier if, um...
00:35:40Oh, a trouble shared in a place of peace, my son.
00:35:44A haven.
00:35:48I'm Father Thomas.
00:35:51Doubting, for short.
00:35:58Doubting Thomas.
00:36:03Daniel Thomas.
00:36:05I'm here to help you, Yossi Hughes.
00:36:08Daniel, don't worry about the father.
00:36:13I'm desperate, Father.
00:36:16Call me Dan.
00:36:18Dan.
00:36:21I'm desperate, Dan.
00:36:23I'm desperate.
00:36:26Okay.
00:36:27I'm up.
00:36:29Okay.
00:36:31I'm desperate, Dan.
00:36:33I've got a little more than a man.
00:36:35I'm desperate.
00:36:36I've been desperate, I'm desperate.
00:36:37I've been desperate and I had to have a chance to get this.
00:36:38I don't think I've been desperate, so I can't see it.
00:36:40I'm like...
00:36:41...long, I don't think I was desperate.
00:36:42I'd think I was desperate.
00:36:43Can't, but I, I'm afraid, I don't want to talk about it.
00:36:44I'm not even afraid of it, but I'm trying to get it.
00:36:46I don't think I was desperate to be saved.
00:36:48I don't think I would have to go inside,
00:36:49I don't think I was desperate for him.
00:36:50I will not talk to you with your children present. It's as simple as that.
00:37:01Father Thomas did.
00:37:03I'm not a priest, Mr Hughes.
00:37:06Just as well, really.
00:37:07The Catholic children's got enough problems without women.
00:37:12Doctor.
00:37:14Take your children into the waiting area, and I will talk to you.
00:37:18About your children, for a start.
00:37:20No. They're staying when I can see them.
00:37:23It's a trick. They won't be there when I come out.
00:37:25Come on.
00:37:26It's true.
00:37:28Ah, yes, the conspiracy theory. The whole world is against you.
00:37:31That's not true. But you don't like me, do you?
00:37:33That's neither here nor there, Mr Hughes.
00:37:35Nobody likes me.
00:37:39Take your children outside, and we can talk.
00:37:43No chance.
00:37:45Leave the door open so you can see them.
00:37:47Someone will snatch them.
00:37:48Someone will lock the door from the outside, and when I come out, they'll be gone.
00:37:51And when that happens, you're dead.
00:37:53Please take your children outside.
00:37:58And if you won't do that, please take yourself outside.
00:38:07I'm yoursy Hughes.
00:38:08Mr Hughes, you're putting yourself, your children, and the parental custody of your children at risk by your behaviour.
00:38:15Don't talk like that in front of my children.
00:38:21Look, I only came here because I had to.
00:38:24There's nothing wrong with me.
00:38:26I'm not cracked.
00:38:27I'm yoursy Hughes.
00:38:32Goodbye, Mr Hughes.
00:38:33Goodbye, Mr Hughes.
00:38:33Goodbye, Mr Hughes.
00:38:51Goodbye.
00:38:53Goodbye, Mr Hughes.
00:38:57Goodbye, Mr Hughes.
00:39:02Why?
00:39:23Why?
00:39:26Mr. Hughes, you have to face facts.
00:39:29Your wife does not want to see you anymore.
00:39:31But why?
00:39:33Why?
00:39:35Surely the events speak for themselves.
00:39:38They haven't talked to me.
00:39:40Possibly because you won't listen.
00:39:43Look, this is getting us nowhere.
00:39:46Please either sit down and discuss this matter or leave the room.
00:39:57You cannot condone what you've done, Mr. Hughes.
00:40:01You've attacked your wife and her associates.
00:40:04Physically attacked them.
00:40:06I was provoked.
00:40:08Physically?
00:40:09Mental is worse.
00:40:10You'd support that argument, wouldn't you?
00:40:18You know why you're called a shrink, don't you?
00:40:20Because you shrink people.
00:40:25And that's what you're trying to do to me, but you won't, and you know why.
00:40:29Because I'm yours or you.
00:40:31You won't shrink me.
00:40:34She's tried that.
00:40:35She used to shrink everything.
00:40:37One wash and that it was fit for a midget.
00:40:40Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
00:40:41I want her back.
00:40:47But she isn't coming back.
00:40:49I don't really want her back.
00:40:51Well, then.
00:40:53I just wanted her.
00:40:55I feel just like that sometimes.
00:40:58About my three-piece suite.
00:41:11She's not coming back, is she?
00:41:24I don't think so.
00:41:26That's all right, then.
00:41:29All she ever did was frig off.
00:41:33She never cooped for me or nothing.
00:41:37She didn't love me.
00:41:38She didn't love the kids.
00:41:49I know you want to talk to me about the kids.
00:41:55I want to keep the kids.
00:42:06I want to keep the kids.
00:42:08I want to keep the kids.
00:42:31you just
00:42:43Mr. Hughes, it's all right, they're with me
00:42:54stay there
00:43:01are you all right, are you sure, don't touch him, leave him alone, don't touch him
00:43:31all things wise and wonderful, the Lord God made them all, each little flower that
00:43:42every
00:43:43each little bird of scents, he made their glowing colours, he made their tiny grapes, all things
00:43:55bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small
00:44:02the cold wind in the winter, the pleasant summer sun, the white fruit in the garden
00:44:10when you were born, you know
00:44:12when you were born
00:44:19I mean, when you were born
00:44:25then it was
00:44:28it was
00:44:34I was all right then
00:44:40without me, you
00:44:45but I didn't know then
00:44:51you don't know
00:44:55you never know
00:45:00you think you do, but you don't
00:45:03I mean, I don't know
00:45:10I mean but I'm in the water
00:45:12you think you're a little more
00:45:13in the water
00:45:13how do you do, but you know
00:45:14you're gonna need to
00:45:14you and you're gonna need to
00:45:15we can get your little
00:45:17I mean, let's not
00:45:17you
00:45:18I mean, let's not
00:45:19tell me
00:45:20you're not
00:45:21not
00:45:22I mean, let's not
00:45:23want you
00:45:23to
00:45:24you
00:45:25yeah
00:45:26I mean, let's not
00:45:26I mean, let's not
00:45:27I mean, let's not
00:45:29we
00:45:31Mr Hughes, I'm sorry, but we do have authority
00:45:47under the Children's Act and Young People's Act of 1969
00:45:50to remove your children, regardless of your permission or not.
00:45:53We only want them to receive proper care, Mr...
00:45:55Care? Why don't you care?
00:45:57You can't care for them, I can't care for them!
00:45:59Oh, just relax, Mr Hughes.
00:46:01Sorry. Sorry.
00:46:03Are you alright? No, I'm sorry.
00:46:05Sorry, you'd better go away.
00:46:06Calm down, Mr Hughes.
00:46:07You need to go down.
00:46:09Look, I'm caring for them.
00:46:11There's no need for a place of safety.
00:46:13They've got me.
00:46:15Because, listen, you can summons me to see a magistrate
00:46:17until life everlasting. I'm not going.
00:46:19There's no one in need here.
00:46:20Listen, I'm telling you, and you better believe me,
00:46:22don't come back unless you bring an army.
00:46:24Mr Hughes, just a quick word, Mr Hughes.
00:46:31Mr Hughes, please, Mr Hughes.
00:46:33It's Morgan and Veronica from the social services, Mr Hughes.
00:46:38Mr Hughes.
00:46:39Mr Hughes.
00:46:40We don't need it.
00:46:43We just want a little bit of a lot of time.
00:46:44Mr Hughes.
00:46:48Morgan and Veronica from the social services, Mr Hughes.
00:46:51Mr Hughes.
00:46:51Please come out, Mr Hughes.
00:46:53Just a quick word.
00:46:54Mr Hughes, if you could just come to the door, Mr Hughes.
00:46:58You're on you at this job, aren't you, love?
00:47:00Well, yes, but I don't see what that's got to do.
00:47:02How old are you? 16, 17?
00:47:03Just hold on a minute, Pam.
00:47:04Now, look, leave it to me, all right?
00:47:07Otherwise, we'll be here all day.
00:47:09You get nowhere being pleasant for shite.
00:47:13Andy, by the front door.
00:47:14Mr Hughes.
00:47:14Mr Hughes.
00:47:15I think it'd be better if you did come out now, Mr Hughes.
00:47:19Mr Hughes.
00:47:20Mr Hughes, please.
00:47:31Mr Hughes.
00:47:32Put it down, you bastard!
00:48:02Come on!
00:48:30Oh, my God.
00:48:55They're all yours. They're all under the bed upstairs.
00:48:59Oh, you bastard!
00:49:17That'll be shot! That'll be shot!
00:49:29Oh, my God!
00:49:39Come on!
00:49:41I'm the hero!
00:49:43Ah, shut it!
00:49:45No! No!
00:49:47No! No!
00:49:49It's all right!
00:49:51We're coming, Dad!
00:49:52It's all right. Your daddy's gonna be all right.
00:49:54Anna-Marie. It's all right.
00:49:56All right.
00:49:58Dad! Dad!
00:50:00We're just gonna have some tea.
00:50:02It's all right. We'll see you, Daddy, soon. It's all right. You're all right.
00:50:06Dad!
00:50:07Dad!
00:50:08It's all right. It's all right.
00:50:09It's all right.
00:50:10It's all right.
00:50:11Dad!
00:50:12It's all right.
00:50:13Dad!
00:50:14It's all right. It's okay.
00:50:15Ah!
00:50:16Oh, you little...
00:51:00How many do you think you need?
00:51:21Well, four a day.
00:51:24But I need more on a Sunday.
00:51:27Where are they?
00:51:30Where are they?
00:51:32I've been looking for them.
00:51:34But I can't find them.
00:51:35I couldn't even find you.
00:51:36Where are they?
00:51:39Where are they?
00:51:39You know.
00:51:41You must know.
00:51:42You put them away.
00:51:43You must know where they are.
00:51:44Where are they?
00:51:45Mr. Hughes, to be absolutely honest, in all truth, I...
00:51:49Oh, yeah.
00:51:49They all start like that and then they start to tell me lies.
00:51:51Where are they?
00:51:52I've been everywhere looking for them.
00:51:56I've been to Belleville and Marsh Lane.
00:51:59That's where mine are.
00:52:00I've been to Senegal and Mount Peasant.
00:52:02Excuse me.
00:52:04I can't find them anywhere.
00:52:06Where are they?
00:52:07Excuse me, but this is my appointment.
00:52:11It took me three buses to get here.
00:52:13And you only get a quarter of an hour anyway.
00:52:15If you would just wait outside, Mr. Hughes.
00:52:17No!
00:52:18Please.
00:52:19This isn't fair, you know.
00:52:20And there's a queue.
00:52:21Please, will you wait outside, Mr. Hughes?
00:52:27Put me away.
00:52:30Eh?
00:52:31Send me away.
00:52:40Where they are.
00:52:44Let me be with them.
00:52:46Where are they?
00:52:48Let me be with them.
00:52:51Hmm?
00:52:52Put me away, too.
00:52:55Hmm?
00:52:57I can be with them.
00:52:59I can be with them.
00:53:01Huh?
00:53:26What's he doing that for?
00:53:27Hmm?
00:53:28Hmm?
00:53:28Hmm?
00:53:28Hmm?
00:53:29Hmm?
00:53:29Hmm?
00:53:30Hmm?
00:53:31Penance.
00:53:31It's...
00:54:01I'm sorry about this, sir.
00:54:17It's an eviction order, and we'd like as little fuss as possible, please.
00:54:21For your own good.
00:54:25Have it.
00:54:28Go on, have it.
00:54:29May you always be.
00:54:59I could do that.
00:55:13All right.
00:55:15All right.
00:55:20All right.
00:55:25Oh
00:55:51Hey
00:55:55Come here!
00:55:58That is Ted Shillings.
00:56:01I need Ted Shillings for shoes.
00:56:04I'll bring you a pair as well. I will, I swear to God.
00:56:10Don't I know you from somewhere?
00:56:15I'm...
00:56:19I'm...
00:56:20I'm wet.
00:56:26It's the climate, son.
00:56:29I wish I was dead.
00:56:32It's this city, man.
00:56:34It's no use.
00:56:36If I had decent shoes, I'd be a wah.
00:56:40That moose.
00:56:45I'm not sitting here much longer, I could tell you.
00:56:47It's all wet.
00:56:52Have you got a break?
00:56:56Not on me, no.
00:57:02If you see these on your troubles, would you tell me?
00:57:08They won't be where I'm going, Paul.
00:57:12I'm going somewhere dry.
00:57:17I'm going to travel, Paul.
00:57:21Travel!
00:57:32They won't be in there.
00:57:35If you smash the window when you get a cell for the night,
00:57:38you get the evening as well.
00:57:41It's dry in a cell.
00:57:44No more rain.
00:57:46Till all the cells gain.
00:57:48Dry, my friend.
00:57:50Till all the cells gain.
00:57:52Dry, my friend.
00:57:54Till all the cells gain.
00:57:57Dry!
00:57:59Aye!
00:58:01Aye!
00:58:03Aye!
00:58:05Aye!
00:58:06That was my window!
00:58:14That was my window!
00:58:26It was me!
00:58:28No, it wasn't. It was me.
00:58:30It was me!
00:58:31But...
00:58:32But...
00:58:33But...
00:58:34Hey!
00:58:35Don't butt me!
00:58:36All right?
00:58:38All the cells gain dry, my friend.
00:58:41And all the cells gain dry!
00:58:43Shut it!
00:58:45And as for you, you're dead, you are.
00:58:46I'm telling you.
00:58:47Dead!
00:58:49Dead!
00:58:50I'm dead.
00:58:51I'm dead.
00:58:52I'm dead.
00:58:53I said I'm dead.
00:58:54Good.
00:58:55I'm glad.
00:58:56So am I.
00:58:57I'm dead.
00:58:58But you smell.
00:58:59I know.
00:59:00That's all right, then.
00:59:01That's all right, then.
00:59:02I'm dead.
00:59:03I'm dead.
00:59:04You...
00:59:05You're dead, you are.
00:59:06I'm telling you.
00:59:07Dead.
00:59:09I'm dead.
00:59:12I said I'm dead.
00:59:13Good.
00:59:14I'm glad.
00:59:16So am I.
00:59:20I'm dead.
00:59:21But you smell.
00:59:22I know.
00:59:23I know.
00:59:25That's all right, then.
00:59:34Why am I dead?
00:59:36You'll find out when I get you back to the station.
00:59:38Now just shut up!
00:59:40Alpha Tango, two, three.
00:59:43Alpha Tango, two, three.
00:59:45Go ahead.
00:59:46Alpha Tango, two, three.
00:59:47Report of demonstration and possible riot.
00:59:50Eggworth Drive, Sefton Park area.
00:59:52Please investigate.
00:59:54Alpha Tango, two, three.
00:59:55We're on our way.
01:00:05Riots.
01:00:06What riots?
01:00:07Four old women with four old dogs.
01:00:09Three flashes.
01:00:10Four million bloody joggers and two headbangers in the back.
01:00:14Alpha Tango, two, three.
01:00:15Over and out.
01:00:17I thought I knew where I was going once.
01:00:22I did.
01:00:26But there's nowhere left to go.
01:00:30Because...
01:00:32It's all...
01:00:34God!
01:00:36This is my conversation.
01:00:40I hate scoutsers.
01:00:42All right, so I know it's my fault.
01:00:50I know I'm to blame.
01:00:51I know that.
01:00:53I know that much.
01:00:56But what I want to know is...
01:01:00Is this all there is?
01:01:05Down to this.
01:01:06For the rest of my life.
01:01:09For the rest of my life.
01:01:12Eh?
01:01:15Eh?
01:01:16Eh?
01:01:17Eh?
01:01:21Not me.
01:01:23No chance.
01:01:28Nothing's down for me.
01:01:30And I'm not staying around for that.
01:01:32Eh?
01:01:36The trouble is...
01:01:38Most of us either talk to ourselves...
01:01:41Or through our arse.
01:01:44I've found that out.
01:01:50I'm 36 years old and I've found that out.
01:01:53Unless you're somebody.
01:01:59Somebody.
01:02:05Somebody.
01:02:11And I bet it's Crawford and all.
01:02:13I bet Graham Sue Ness is really unhappy.
01:02:21I bet.
01:02:30I'm gonna be sick.
01:02:32Oh, shite.
01:02:34Very...
01:02:36Sick.
01:02:38Yeah, well not in here, you're not.
01:02:39Mm-mm-mm.
01:03:00Everything I've ever wanted...
01:03:03And all the things I thought I had...
01:03:06They've all been taken away.
01:03:11I've gotta take some.
01:03:14It's my turn.
01:03:16Just get on with it, will ya?
01:03:19I'm yours or yous.
01:03:21And I can't stand it anymore.
01:03:27You stay there.
01:03:29Where the hell should I be going?
01:03:30Where the hell should I be going?
01:03:54Let the bastard die.
01:03:55Let the bastard die.
01:04:08Come on!
01:04:10Come on!
01:04:12Nah.
01:04:13We're good.
01:04:14Eh...
01:04:16We're good.
01:04:17Schweine!
01:04:18We're good.
01:04:19Ooh!
01:04:20Mmm!
01:04:23Good job.
01:04:25Good job.
01:04:27What?
01:04:29Yes.
01:04:31Let the bastard can't go out in here.
01:04:33What?
01:04:35Oh!
01:04:37Okay.
01:04:38Woo!
01:04:39I'm ready.
01:05:09I'm ready.
01:05:39No, no, no!
01:06:09No, no, no!
01:06:39No, no, no!
01:06:46No, no, no!
01:06:51No, no, no!
01:06:56No, no, no!
01:07:06No, no, no!
01:07:11No, no, no!
01:07:18No, no, no!
01:07:32No, no, no!
01:07:36No, no, no!
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