Amandaland - Season 1 Episode 03- New Job
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00:00I know this is a bit of a departure from my usual Senuous Lifestyle content, but I just want to be real with you guys
00:04and talk about something that's really close to my heart.
00:10Cancer Awareness Week.
00:12Because I think it's so easy to sweat the small stuff and just forget about what's really important.
00:20Hey everyone.
00:22I know this is a bit of a departure from my usual Senuous Lifestyle content, but...
00:29I just want to be real with you guys for a second and talk...
00:34I need my car. My son has a laser tag party in Beckenham this weekend.
00:39I don't even know where Beckenham is without my son, Nav.
00:42Are you alright?
00:44My ex stopped paying for the lease, apparently having a Tesla's a luxury.
00:48It's a humble EV, for God's sake.
00:53What do I do now?
00:55You could try getting a job.
00:57I have a job now.
00:58I am the face and brains and body and hair of Senuous, a rapidly growing Instagram start-up.
01:05You could try getting a job that pays you money and not these wellness supplement shakes that have been blocking my hallway all weekend.
01:14See you later.
01:14What's the matter with you? Come on!
01:26Yeah, but is it a knee limb, Diego? It has to be a knee limb.
01:30Well, they've got to be in season somewhere on the planet. Go back and ask.
01:33Oh, God, our goalie is shite.
01:36Oh, don't say that, Della. Her mum's a psycho. Oh, shit, she's looking.
01:41Hey, guys!
01:43Hey. Everyone looking forward to parents' evening tomorrow?
01:46It's my favourite evening in the afternoon the whole year, yeah.
01:49It's kind of like, um, sports day, but for, uh, for boffins, yeah.
01:53Oi, coach! What are we doing?
01:54Right, guys, um, anyone else want to try goalkeeping?
01:58Hi. Sorry we're late.
02:00The cab driver refused to drive across the grass.
02:03And your card was declined.
02:04Anyway, Della, I can thank you in person for the stiffy.
02:08I was going to RSVP by post, but now I can say it.
02:10It's a yes from me.
02:12Great. What's this?
02:13Uh, we're having a soft launch for Double Shin,
02:16so we're having a rehearsal launch to iron out any of the glitches.
02:19So you're inviting friends and family?
02:23Yeah, I'd have invited you, Amanda, but, uh, I thought you were busy.
02:26Yeah, thanks, Della. Yeah, no, I am, actually.
02:29Yeah, that's what I thought.
02:29Well, you thought, right, because I am insanely busy right now.
02:34Yeah, no, I mean, talks about a possible, senuous collab.
02:36What's a collab?
02:37It means collaboration.
02:39Well, I always thought that collab sounded like collab-ia.
02:42No, it doesn't happen.
02:43I was on LinkedIn for, like, a second,
02:46and this big-shot interiors firm just begged me for a meet
02:49at the flagship store.
02:51Yeah, I guess it just shows what a thirst trap my brand is.
02:54God, I'd hate to work for a brand.
02:57Too much hassle.
02:58Oh, hold on, hold on.
02:59Hello?
02:59Is it a Neelam?
03:01No, Neelam.
03:02Why do you keep saying Neelam?
03:03It's getting quite annoying.
03:04It's kind of mango.
03:06Jog on.
03:07Truth.
03:11Well, Amanda,
03:11this is an impressive CV,
03:13but I'm not seeing any retail experience here.
03:15Yes, just there.
03:16Higa Tiga.
03:17Oh.
03:18I just assumed that was a typo.
03:20No, that was my lifestyle store in Chiswick.
03:22Our Insta page actually got a like from Amanda Holden.
03:26Well, your references look great.
03:28Oh, thank you.
03:29I'm actually quite a humble person,
03:30so writing about myself like that was a real challenge,
03:33but as it says in paragraph five, I embrace challenge.
03:35You wrote your own references.
03:37I've been my own boss for 15 years.
03:39This is one of the reasons why this collab is...
03:41Yeah, you keep using that word, collab.
03:44What does that mean?
03:45Great question, Daniel.
03:48What does the word collab mean to me?
03:50I guess I'm looking for a symbiotic relationship
03:53where I draw on my skills as a social media entrepreneur
03:57to complement your age-old knowledge of kitchens.
04:02And bathrooms.
04:03I started in bathrooms.
04:04Interesting.
04:05So you were Daniel Kitchen's bathrooms?
04:08Yeah.
04:09Then moved into kitchens.
04:10Hence why it's now kitchens, bathrooms and kitchens.
04:13That makes sense.
04:13But a lot of our business comes from waste disposal units
04:16and boiling water taps now.
04:18Brilliant.
04:19Maybe you could tempt Amanda Holden into a waste disposal.
04:22Get her up on the wall of fame.
04:24You could make a lot of commission selling those things.
04:26Huh.
04:27You know what?
04:28I'm feeling a lot of synergy in this space.
04:31Well, in the words of Sir Alan Sugar, you're hired.
04:35OK, yeah.
04:36You're hired.
04:39Well done.
04:43Hiya.
04:44Hi, yeah.
04:45They're really playing the first team here tonight.
04:47Mr Atkins, Ms Patel, Ms Clacey, Mr Kovacs here on the back too.
04:51Great news, guys.
04:53Senuus is now official partners with KB&K.
04:56What'd you say?
04:57Amanda got her job.
04:58Not a job fee.
05:00It is a collab.
05:01Yeah.
05:02No, they basically bit my hand off to work with me.
05:04Plan is collab this year, then go PLC, then aim to float myself by 2030.
05:11What the hell was that, ma'am?
05:12It's the timer.
05:13You only get three minutes with each teacher and they're actually very strict about it.
05:16OK.
05:17Welcome to Squid Games.
05:18It's a dystopian Korean TV show.
05:20I know.
05:21Loved your approach to expanding binomials, by the way.
05:24Very nice, yeah.
05:26Sorry.
05:27Don't mean to fangirl too much.
05:28It's just, um...
05:30I always wanted to try my hand at teaching myself.
05:32I'm going to give Darius some additional homework over half-term.
05:36It's important he gets a good mark, otherwise he'll have to repeat the module.
05:39He'll get there.
05:40He just needs a little help with that final 10%.
05:43See?
05:44I'm already 80% there.
05:47Jesus.
05:49See what I've said about this?
05:51Struggling?
05:52I just think he might benefit from you working with him on his homework over half-term, as
05:56you're an accountant.
05:57No, he's the accountant.
05:59I'm a landscape gardener.
06:00He's the biological one.
06:02Oh.
06:03No, we ain't together.
06:05No, no.
06:07I mean, I wish.
06:08God.
06:09Punching a bit above my weight with this hunk.
06:12I'm just a stepdad.
06:13Yeah, no, sir, I'm more than happy to tutor Ned over the half-term.
06:17No, no, no, it's cool.
06:18I can do this.
06:19Of course you can, me.
06:21Great kid.
06:22Really good grades.
06:24The only thing I would say is that she should show up to school more.
06:28What'd he say?
06:29Morton's nailing it, babe.
06:30Oh.
06:31Here.
06:32It's an invitation to our restaurant launch.
06:34She has an apology from Della for not being able to make it in person.
06:38Oh.
06:39Thanks, guys.
06:40Did he just get an invite?
06:42I said she's easily distracted.
06:47Well, I think that's the case for teenagers, though, right?
06:49What with social media and hormones and...
06:53Oh, my God.
06:53Yeah, she does have a boyfriend now.
06:55Oh, my God.
06:55Georgie just needs to find a little focus because it's starting to affect her schoolwork.
07:00Right.
07:00Understood.
07:01I'm wondering if you think...
07:03I'm sorry, but our session's okay.
07:06Yes.
07:07The buzzer's gone.
07:08Just...
07:08No, I've started, so I'll finish.
07:11Next.
07:11Yeah.
07:12No, I know.
07:12That was quite frustrating, but I think I'm going to take midterm off, do some arithmetic
07:19with Darius, but, hey, silver linings, because I've always wanted to be a maths teacher.
07:25I think you find you need a degree to be a teacher.
07:29Oh, yeah.
07:29Well, yeah, I have a PhD in chemistry from Imperial, so...
07:34Right.
07:34Not a degree, though, is it?
07:44Uh, excuse me, young lady, where do you think you're going?
07:47To the park with Martin.
07:48No, no, no.
07:49You heard Miss Leary.
07:50You need to be studying.
07:51That is what you're spending your half-term doing.
07:53What?
07:53Because I'm so stupid?
07:55God, I can't believe you called me stupid.
07:59No judgment from me.
08:00I've got to teach Ned maths all week.
08:02Sorry, no, I don't have time for this.
08:04I've got a collab to get to.
08:05Stupid bike.
08:08Um, where's your helmet?
08:10If it's a choice between brain damage and helmet hair, I think you know where I stand.
08:17How are you getting on, big man?
08:19I don't get it.
08:20Why are these so hard?
08:22All right.
08:22Let's get this done, and then we can go for a five, guys, yeah?
08:26All right.
08:27All right.
08:27Four A three minus three A two something five exclamation mark.
08:35This isn't a maths question.
08:36This is a Wi-Fi password.
08:38All right.
08:38Let's have a look at this second one.
08:39Okay.
08:48Plan B.
08:53Welcome to Matt's camp.
08:57Thank you so much for doing this, Anne.
08:59You're a lifesaver.
09:00The more, the merrier.
09:01Now, come on.
09:01Just about to get started.
09:02All right.
09:02Listen.
09:03Don't tell your mom or JJ, yeah?
09:05Move!
09:15Christ!
09:16You're not, idiot!
09:20Good morning, Amanda.
09:22Daniel!
09:23I was expecting you for nine.
09:24Oh, I was aiming for nine-ish.
09:26You try cycling from Soha to Ewol with the mood board.
09:29Right.
09:30Let me put down my thought collage.
09:33And then maybe you could direct me to the best local roastery for a decent Java.
09:38Let's start with your shirt.
09:39Um, my colour palette is very much spring, summer, and this is autumn, winter, Daniel.
09:45It's pretty quiet today, so do you want to start with some flyering?
09:51Flyering?
09:53Right, Daniel, flyering is not in my job description.
09:57Did you read your job description?
09:58Yeah.
09:59Well, it is.
10:00Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas.
10:12Not my words, guys, but those of the late, great Albert Einstein.
10:18Here we go, boys.
10:22You know what that is?
10:23That's Euler's identity.
10:27Beautiful, isn't it?
10:30Einstein was right.
10:32That is poetry.
10:34So, guys, are we ready to make poetry?
10:39How are you not getting this?
10:44Okay, first, you multiply them by themselves, and then you add them together.
10:51Jesus!
10:52Right.
10:53If we have to do it again, we'll do it again.
10:55Work out the value of T when P equals 4 and W equals 2.
11:01What are you doing?
11:26You're supposed to be at home revising.
11:28Why are you wearing a vest?
11:29It's a camisole. Don't change the subject.
11:31I'm here to help Morton.
11:32Yeah, Della sent me to go get her mangoes for the restaurant launch, so, you know, she came with me.
11:36Why are you most in anyway?
11:37Queen's Park boarders. I'm meeting some of my team.
11:39I like to get really under the bonnet when I collab.
11:41Anyway, this isn't about me.
11:43You obviously can't be trusted.
11:44What are you doing?
11:45I'm calling your grandmother. She can help supervise you.
11:48Why is that old man waving at you?
11:50Oh, men wave at me all the time.
11:53It's my burden.
11:54Amanda, can I have a word?
12:01Yes!
12:03Now, I'm not going to have a go at you for taking your top off.
12:05It's a very effective sales technique.
12:07But I'm not paying you to stand around on the street gassing.
12:11Do you know who that was?
12:13That was Della Fry's daughter.
12:15What, a chef?
12:16Yeah.
12:16What, you know her?
12:17My close personal friends.
12:18Our daughters are basically sisters.
12:20We're so tight, so.
12:22Hey, do you think you could get Della Fry to endorse a sink limonator?
12:25I mean, she'd look great on my wall.
12:27Oh, right.
12:29Um...
12:30I don't know if that's something she'd really go for, Danielle.
12:34Surely she'd do it for a close personal friend.
12:37Yeah.
12:38I mean, yes.
12:39Yeah.
12:39No, I will...
12:40That's something I will definitely mention to her, for sure.
12:43Quick, let me in.
12:47It smells of buses.
12:51I hear you're under house arrest.
12:53So stupid.
12:55What's this?
12:57Selling Sunsex.
12:58It's about Californian estate agents.
12:59Oh, fantastic.
13:02You've probably learned more from them than anything in a boring book, you know?
13:10Hey, Anne.
13:11How's it going?
13:12Great, yeah.
13:13Yeah, so fun.
13:15I think we're really getting somewhere, you know?
13:19There he is.
13:21Hey, slip me some skin.
13:23Yeah, going for gold.
13:25All right.
13:26So, same time tomorrow?
13:29Yeah.
13:37Oh, for God's sakes.
13:38What are you doing?
13:40Oh, darling, I didn't expect you back so soon.
13:42Oh, cool, Mummy.
13:43I asked you to do one thing.
13:45This may be an alien concept to you, but my daughter needs to be studying.
13:49Not looking like a contour badger.
13:51You're going to Anne's tomorrow.
13:53Why?
13:53Why?
13:54Ganggan said you've got three GCSEs and you're doing great.
14:02Six, fifteen, twenty-four, thirty-three.
14:05Hey!
14:06Eyes on me, yeah?
14:07So, the interval here is nine.
14:11But we're not starting with nine, are we?
14:13So, we would express this sequence as nine N minus...
14:17N?
14:18No.
14:19We've been through this.
14:21It's nine N minus...
14:23What is six?
14:25OK, it's three.
14:28Right, OK.
14:29Clearly, it's three.
14:31The answer they're looking for is three.
14:32So, the answer you need to write down right now, it's three.
14:35It's the nine times tables less three.
14:38God!
14:39Doesn't that feel good?
14:41Actually answering a feckin' question!
14:45Enough is enough.
14:46Question twenty-eight.
14:49N equals...
14:51Seventy-six.
14:52Question twenty-nine.
14:53What?
14:54Twenty-eight again?
14:55Keep up!
14:55I just want to finish this homework.
14:57Question thirty.
14:59Fourth power of nine.
14:59Done.
15:01Do not tell your teacher I gave you the answers.
15:05Let us never speak of this again.
15:08There is literally nothing this thing can't obliterate.
15:16And just so you know, the chef, Della Fryer, we're talking to her about fitting one.
15:22OK, thanks.
15:33V?
15:33Hi, babe.
15:34Bit short notice, but do you fancy a lunch at Double Shin?
15:37It's our soft lunch today, and there's a bloody tube strike, so we just need forms on seats.
15:42Oh, well, I'm very touched that Della asked for me personally.
15:44Oh, uh, just out of interest, Fian, well, uh, obviously I can totally afford it, but, uh, is it free?
15:50Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course.
15:51Oh, great.
15:52Um, OK, uh, yeah, I will call you back in two minutes.
15:56No problem.
15:57OK.
15:58Oh, Daniel.
15:59Daniel.
16:00Hi, is it all right if I pop out for the afternoon?
16:03Sorry, you've got a man in the shop.
16:04Oh, well, I've got this incredible opportunity.
16:07Yeah, look, I'm in St. Albans all afternoon quoting on a nursing home refurb.
16:10OK.
16:11Hey, Amanda, not happening.
16:12I've got to go.
16:14Hello.
16:23Fee.
16:24Hi.
16:24Uh, it's a yes from me.
16:32Look at the browser.
16:33Hi, Della.
16:33Hi.
16:35What are you sniggering at?
16:36Have you seen this logo?
16:38Darling, that definitely says double shit.
16:40Thanks for coming to our double shindigs.
16:43Yeah, and who designed the logo?
16:45Oh, me.
16:46I did a graphics course recently.
16:48Della really loves it.
16:49I'm so sorry I'm late, guys.
16:53Anyway, what's got two thumbs and deliberately didn't have any breakfast?
16:56This guy.
16:58I'm only here for the free drinks.
17:00Fair enough.
17:01How was maths come last week?
17:03Oh, so fun.
17:05So much fun.
17:07Tough mind, but fun.
17:09Difficult, yet rewarding, you know?
17:12But tough.
17:13Uh-oh.
17:21Uh-oh.
17:21Uh-oh.
17:22Uh-oh.
17:22Daniel, do you want to tell me why the shop's shut?
17:44Yes, okay, I can explain.
17:46I don't want to hear it, Amanda.
17:47Look, I don't think you should bother coming back.
17:49No, Daniel, wait, listen, okay, listen, the thing, okay.
17:52The thing is, Della Frye called me and I think we're in a really good position to get her
17:56to endorse the sink eliminator and so I made an executive decision.
17:59You're not an executive.
18:00You're my employee.
18:02We're splitting hairs here, Daniel.
18:03My point is I think she's going to do it.
18:06And so I popped out to seal the deal.
18:09Okay, fine, but...
18:12I've actually got to go right now because we are kind of mid-pow-wow, but I will see you
18:17tomorrow, okay?
18:18Bye.
18:18Bye.
18:18Amanda.
18:22Yes, chef!
18:27I need more mint, Hector.
18:29Yes, chef.
18:31Hey, girl.
18:32Amazing launch.
18:34I love those mushroomy starter things.
18:37They were baby rabbits.
18:39Yum.
18:40So, I'm going to ask you straight big shot to big shot.
18:44You know how I'm doing this collab with this amazing beauty kitchen company?
18:47Are you trying to sell me something?
18:48No, no, God, no.
18:51I don't work in sales.
18:53No, it's more of an endorsement deal.
18:55Stop.
18:55No.
18:56For this funky little gadget we have.
18:57It's amazing, Della.
18:59It will cut through anything.
19:00I'm not a sellout.
19:01Anything.
19:02Not like Jamie Stainsbury's Oliver.
19:04Obviously, but I don't think putting your name to a genuinely life-changing device that
19:09saves not just time, but also landfill.
19:12And I really think this is a very special product, Della.
19:15It could possibly be described as selling out.
19:18I've got to go.
19:21Can I get somebody on the path, please?
19:26Well done on being the best-fed freeloaders in Kilburn.
19:31Welcome to Double Shin, my new baby.
19:33Listen, I just wanted to say big props on the whole maths thing.
19:38You know, I read through his revision worksheets and they are great.
19:42I just feel really bad there.
19:45Of course, you're great at maths.
19:47Don't worry about it.
19:47This is the signature dish of Double Shin.
19:50And excuse me for being a soppy goose, but this is a tribute to my incredible wife, Fee.
19:56I couldn't do any of this without her support.
20:00Yeah, okay.
20:01So this is Neelam Mango Sorbet, which is Fee's favourite fruit.
20:08And as tomorrow is our wedding anniversary, I thought I'd propose a toast to Double Shin and
20:15my amazing Fiona.
20:17Double Shin.
20:17All right, all righty.
20:20See, see, see, see.
20:21Back to us.
20:23Ooh.
20:24God, I love anniversaries.
20:26Our next biggie will be Pearl.
20:28But I can't imagine Chris giving me a Pearl necklace.
20:30Wow.
20:32Now we all can.
20:32Are you all right, Amanda?
20:46Are you all right?
20:47Are you all right?
20:47I totally forgot it was our anniversary tomorrow.
20:50And I've not even got her a card.
20:51I think I can get her a box of West Country cheeses delivered by tomorrow.
20:55Or I could get her some Kraft Dales.
20:58Oh, I think we can do better than that, Fee.
21:02But I will need a little favour.
21:04Are you ready for your present?
21:13Ready.
21:15Thanks, babes.
21:17Aw.
21:18Do you like it?
21:26Do you have the receipt?
21:30Yeah.
21:31I don't know what this is.
21:32We've risen to believe
21:49some children caught copying each other's
21:55Please come for a meeting at 12.
22:00Oh, shit.
22:02Oh, shit.
22:06Shit.
22:07Shit.
22:16Amanda?
22:17Mummy, hi.
22:17Yeah, I just got a message from the school
22:19about a meeting at midday.
22:21Yeah, and I can't leave my co-lab.
22:23I thought you were your own boss.
22:24Yeah, no, I am my own boss,
22:26but I've got a really important meet with a big hotel.
22:29Okay.
22:30Please, Mummy, go to Georgie School for 12 o'clock.
22:32Oh, do I have to?
22:33Yes, mate.
22:35The uptake time.
22:37Can you not use your phone on the floor?
22:39It was a family emergency, Daniel.
22:41Well, you've obviously got time on your hands,
22:43so can you shift that grout?
22:45All right.
22:45Oh, God damn it!
22:55Oh, God.
22:56Oh, God.
22:56Oh, God.
23:00Oh, God.
23:00Oh, God.
23:02Oh, God.
23:02Oh, God.
23:05Oh, God.
23:09Oh, hello, Amanda.
23:11I didn't know you worked here.
23:12I don't work here.
23:16Of course I don't work here.
23:20No, um, no, just browsing around myself.
23:23You're wearing a uniform.
23:25Yes, no, I can see why you would think I worked here,
23:28but, um, I don't.
23:30I don't work here.
23:31I co-lab, but I'm mainly in the head office in, um,
23:35Mayfair.
23:37Amanda, you've shifted that grout yet?
23:41Fine, yes, I work here.
23:43Della, yes.
23:45So, I'm just doing this till Senuous takes off.
23:47You don't have to tell me how hard it is to launch something.
23:51You're skint.
23:53You're desperate.
23:54Well, I wouldn't say I'm desperate.
23:56Your car's been repossessed.
23:58Your ex is a cock, and he's dumped you in it financially.
24:01You actually have a really incredible relationship for exes.
24:04Yeah, but what I'm trying to say is that
24:06I think that what you're doing is pretty impressive.
24:15The fuck is that?
24:20So, I'm just saying that, um,
24:23coincidences do happen,
24:24that all three of them got exactly the same answers wrong.
24:27I can explain.
24:28I think that my knowledge
24:31of maths
24:32got the better of me,
24:33and I may have helped Ned a bit too much.
24:36No, don't beat yourself up.
24:37No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
24:39I can't let you do this.
24:41You can.
24:42It wasn't Mal.
24:44He had nothing to do with it.
24:45It was me.
24:46I'm the cheat.
24:47I'm the liar.
24:48What's going on?
24:49I thought teaching maths would be easy.
24:52But it is so hard.
24:55Amen to that, sister.
24:56Just started filling out a few answers, you know?
25:00And then one thing led to another,
25:01and I don't know what happened.
25:02Just before I knew it,
25:04I was filling in the whole thing.
25:07Oh, God.
25:08I don't see what all the fuss is about.
25:10They're all going to be fine.
25:12It's just a stupid maths test.
25:15That's not helping, how long this is on.
25:17Hey, JJ.
25:20I'm sorry.
25:23I just, I think if I'm not doing the day-to-day tricky stuff with Ned,
25:28then what am I?
25:29You know, I'm just a guy that takes him to the zoo and hands out 20s.
25:32I feel like a weekend dad, and weekend dads are shy.
25:35Come on, fit.
25:36I'm just the stepdad.
25:38You know, I'm the lamest of all the dads.
25:40I'm like a bad cover version of you.
25:43I'm like the Westlife version of Uptime Girl to your original Billy Joel.
25:47No, you're Beyonce's version of Blackbird.
25:51That is a banger.
25:55Do you want me to take over the maths homework?
25:58Fuck yes, please.
25:59Thank you so much.
26:03Well, that's not real.
26:08How was the meeting at school?
26:10Oh, Georgie got a detention for copying.
26:13I mean, honestly, the fuss they made.
26:17What do you mean, poof that, Mummy?
26:21This is important.
26:27What's got your knickers in a twist now?
26:29I have just been sacked from a job selling waste disposal units in a burgundy airtex.
26:35Oh, my God, that's awful.
26:37Why on earth are you doing that?
26:39Why?
26:40What?
26:40Because I'm not qualified to do anything better, Mummy.
26:43I've only got three GCSEs.
26:46I suppose that's my fault?
26:47Yes, it is your fault, because the only things you ever made me work on were a killer backhand
26:51and toning my legs.
26:53Well, being good at tennis is an excellent life skill.
26:55I'm not arguing that, but I want more for Georgie.
26:57I don't want my daughter to fail her exams, because no one can be bothered to help her.
27:04Where did she go?
27:05See?
27:14Nothing to worry about.
27:17I was a single mother, too, you know.
27:20Well, your father went skiing a lot.
27:24Fine.
27:25Maybe I could have been a smidge more hands-on.
27:29I'm sure you can find a way to make it up to me, Mummy.
27:31Yeah.
27:42I've come to get my mood board back.
27:46And my co-lab.
27:48Why would I give you your job back?
27:50Because I'm damn good at it.
27:51And I'll be even better, Daniel, if you'll just let me fly.
27:55I need a sales assistant, Amanda, not a seagull.
27:58And also, because I'm bringing you a big new client.
28:04Who's Felicity Sanderson?
28:06It's Mummy.
28:07And she wants a complete new kitchen, including a fizzy water tap.
28:16Why are you making it so hard?
28:18It's obviously an irrational number.
28:21That's the whole point of the exercise.
28:24You know what?
28:25Forget it.
28:25Forget it.
28:27What's her answer number?
28:28Let's give her a call.
28:29What?
28:29What?
28:30Let's give her a call.
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