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First broadcast 1st March 1979.
Robin's tested after refusing to accept that he takes his wife for granted.
Richard O'Sullivan - Robin
Tessa Wyatt - Vicky
Tony Britton - James Nicholls
David Kelly - Albert
Wendy Allnutt - Miranda Blain
Robin's tested after refusing to accept that he takes his wife for granted.
Richard O'Sullivan - Robin
Tessa Wyatt - Vicky
Tony Britton - James Nicholls
David Kelly - Albert
Wendy Allnutt - Miranda Blain
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00:28I'll see you next time.
00:41TIGHT SNAIL POLISH SHAMPOO
00:42TIGHT SNAIL POLISH SHAMPOO
00:43Right. I'm off then.
00:45Oh, Kročka.
00:47I've got rather a lot to do, so don't worry if I'm not back for a year or so.
00:51Kaderi glitz hamis bacha.
00:54Robin.
00:55Mmm. Tonight's special.
00:56Turkey gristles, Armenian style. This is a good book, this is.
01:00It's just that I don't want you to start panicking that I've been kidnapped by a love-crazed oil chic
01:04or anything.
01:04Yes, darling.
01:05So promise me you won't, darling.
01:09Kresha Tripolitaniya.
01:10You won't worry about me, will you?
01:12Yes, very well, darling.
01:14Good.
01:15Sweet breads and lemon sauce.
01:17What is?
01:18Kresha Tripolitaniya, also Armenian style.
01:21Robin, once upon a time, not a million years ago, our breakfast conversation didn't revolve around sweet breads in lemon
01:28sauce.
01:29Yes, very well, darling.
01:31The trouble with you is you've started taking me for granted.
01:33Oh, don't be said. Of course I haven't.
01:34You don't even see me anymore.
01:35Oh, rubbish.
01:37Right.
01:38Shut your eyes.
01:40Now, if that's an ex-certificate shopping list, I'm old enough to...
01:42Eyes.
01:43What?
01:44Shut your eyes.
01:46Oh, very well.
01:47They're shut.
01:49Now, what am I wearing?
01:51Oh, Vicky, don't be stupid.
01:52Of course I know what you're wearing.
01:54Tell me what I'm wearing, then.
01:57You're wearing, erm...
02:01A...
02:01A...
02:01A...
02:02A...
02:02A dress.
02:04A skirt.
02:06Erm...
02:07Uh...
02:07Knickers.
02:08Yes, yes, you're definitely wearing knickers.
02:11Just knickers?
02:12Oh, don't...
02:13Don't be silly, Vicky.
02:14I mean, nobody goes out shopping just wearing their knickers, innit?
02:17Er...
02:18No, erm...
02:19Go on.
02:20And, er...
02:21A sort of toppy thing.
02:23What sort of toppy thing?
02:24Well, you know, a sort of, erm...
02:26Er...
02:27Er...
02:28Blousy, er...
02:29Come t-shirt, sweater type thing.
02:31You know.
02:32Very useful, handy thing to have around.
02:34Hmm, rather like a wife.
02:36Yes.
02:36Oh, look, Vicky, of course I know what you...
02:38What colour?
02:39Colour?
02:39Am I wearing?
02:42Blue.
02:44A wee greeny, er...
02:47With...
02:47With...
02:48With predominantly, er...
02:50Black and cream over time.
02:52Rachel Tripolitania!
02:55It's a present for my boyfriend's wife.
02:58Lazy Dog can't be bothered to get it himself.
03:00Your boyfriend's wife?
03:02Yes, we share him.
03:03Up in the air, he's mine.
03:04Down on the ground, he's hers.
03:06It's a perfect arrangement.
03:07What...
03:08What does she think about it?
03:09She doesn't know about it.
03:10That's why it's the perfect arrangement.
03:13I suppose you heard about poor Maggie MacDonald.
03:16What a girl.
03:17She'd notched up more pilots than British Airways.
03:20Will you remember Maggie?
03:22Yes, of course I do.
03:23And in this day and age, too...
03:25Why?
03:26What happened to her?
03:26She didn't get...
03:29By a bishop.
03:32In a marquee with all the trimmings.
03:34Her husband's something big in luxury bathroom fittings.
03:37Oh, you mean she got married.
03:39Tragic, isn't it?
03:40Is it?
03:41Well, tell me about all the wonderful, exciting things that have been happening to you since
03:45we last met.
03:46Well, I got married, too.
03:48Oh, no, Vicki.
03:50Not you.
03:51Why?
03:51Is it the eighth deadly sin?
03:53Well, nobody gets married these days.
03:55Maggie MacDonald did.
03:56Well, she grounded herself in more ways than one.
03:59Well, so did I.
04:00You left the airline?
04:02Yes.
04:02I work with Robin now.
04:03My husband.
04:05Your husband?
04:06Hmm.
04:07You work with your husband?
04:09Yes.
04:10Oh, poor, poor Vicki.
04:11Well, he's a bloke.
04:13Not a fatal disease.
04:15He's a very nice bloke.
04:17And I happen to think I'm very lucky.
04:18We love each other and we're very, very happy.
04:21Yes, but for how long?
04:22What?
04:23Well, I give it six months at most before your lovey-dovey husband starts taking you for granted.
04:28Oh, Robin would never take me for granted.
04:32Frasher, polytania.
04:33You have changed.
04:34You never used to swear.
04:37Oh, Robin, why can't I go back to the airport?
04:40It would make a change.
04:42Vicki, it would make a change if I took up nude hang gliding.
04:45And I'm not going to do that either.
04:47Think of the difference it would make to our conversation.
04:50Well, what's wrong with our conversation at the moment?
04:52Getting too predictable, like this morning.
04:54I mean, if I went back and worked at the airport, I could come home in the evening and ask
04:57you what sort of a day you've had.
04:59And you could ask me what sort of a day I've had.
05:01I can ask you that at the moment.
05:03Yes, I know, but you know the answer.
05:04I know, but I could ask you that if you went back to the airport and worked.
05:07I mean, 14 delayed flights, six attempted hijackings.
05:10Frank Sinatra definitely did not fly in.
05:12And the baggage handlers went on strike.
05:14Me Auntie Clara was hijacked once.
05:17Albert, shut up!
05:19Only it turned out she'd just been deported.
05:21She was setting off on this coach trip to the McGillicuddy Reeks.
05:26Where?
05:27Oh, the mountains in Kerry.
05:29Oh, they're lovely, the McGillicuddy Reeks.
05:30And then, what with a drop of this and a drop of that, off she nods.
05:35And where do you think she wakes up to find herself fast asleep?
05:39Not McGillicuddy's thingies.
05:42Deep in the bowels of the Dublin Hollyhead Ferry.
05:45Oh, she really had been deported.
05:47Well, no, but that's what she's thinking, you see,
05:49on account of her putting a trouser button in Father Houlihan's collection box the previous Sunday.
05:56Well, would you credit us what the truth of us was in the end?
05:59The daft old biddy got on the wrong coach.
06:01The daft old biddy got on the wrong coach.
06:04That's amazing!
06:05I knew you'd think that, sir.
06:08Robin, you haven't said one single thing to convince me I'm wrong.
06:12You're wrong.
06:12That doesn't convince me.
06:14Oh, Robin, do I have to get down on my knees and beg you?
06:16It's worth a try, and while you're down there, there's a fork under the table.
06:19Oh, please, be reasonable.
06:21Oh, Vicky, I'm the soul of reason.
06:23I'm the embodiment of reason.
06:25You couldn't ask for anybody more reasonable than myself.
06:27Well, then let me go.
06:28No.
06:29I don't have to have your permission, you know.
06:31You can't stop me.
06:33Today, women are free.
06:34I don't care if they come with Greenshield stamps.
06:36I say no, and I don't want to discuss it any further.
06:40All right, darling, all right.
06:41Daddy's here.
06:42You can tell me all about it.
06:43Well, it's just that I feel I've made rather a big mistake.
06:48Well, I'm not the sort of father to say I told you so.
06:52There's no harm done.
06:53Now, you just pack your bags and come back with me, and you can have your old room again.
06:57And in the meantime, I'll get straight on to the solicitor.
07:00Solicitor?
07:01Yes, about the divorce.
07:02I don't want a divorce.
07:04No.
07:05No.
07:05I want a job.
07:07I'd like to go back and work at the airport, only Robin doesn't think it's a good idea.
07:11Nonsense.
07:11I think it's a perfectly splendid idea.
07:13Surprise, surprise.
07:14It's just what Victoria needs, to get out and about and meet other men.
07:18I don't want to meet other men.
07:20I'm perfectly happy with the one I've got.
07:22It's just that I don't want us to get bored with being on top of each other the whole time.
07:26Well, I don't get bored being on top of each other.
07:31And think of all the advantages that be.
07:33Excuse me, sir.
07:35Yeah?
07:35Would you get all that duty-free booze?
07:38Now, why should that concern you, Albert?
07:40You get all your booze free as it is.
07:42Ah, well, now, sir, that's only because I can't afford to pay for it, sir.
07:45Not on the wages you give me, sir. Begging your pardon, sir.
07:48But I'll tell you what I'll do, sir.
07:49You give me a rise, and I'll pay for all me free booze out of that.
07:53And then it won't cost you a penny.
07:54Now, I can't say fairer than that, sir.
07:58And cheap flights.
07:59We could go anywhere in the world for next to nothing.
08:01Could we really?
08:03Those concessions only apply to a spouse.
08:06Oh, I'm quite certain that I should qualify as a parent.
08:09You know, I once met the most charming woman from Tokyo.
08:12She said if I ever visited her, she'd demonstrate her Ikebana.
08:17I'm not letting my wife go out to work so that you can go and visit Tokyo Lil's Ikebana.
08:24Then, of course, there was Mexico, where that ex-actress lives.
08:28Or Portugal, where your ex-wife lives.
08:30I'd love to go to Alaska.
08:32It can be arranged, don't you?
08:34You know, everybody's going on about what they want to do,
08:37and not one of you thinks about what I might want to do.
08:39I've had enough.
08:40Oh, would you believe that now?
08:42Sure, I wouldn't upset her for the world.
08:44You'd better cancel that arrangement, sir.
08:46Anyway, I wouldn't really go to Alaska.
08:48Not with chillblains on me the size of dinner plates.
08:53Go away.
08:55Vicky, it's me.
08:56I know who it is.
08:57Go away.
09:01Look, Vicky, you know, I do understand, honestly.
09:04It can be a bit dodgy.
09:06Husbands and wives working together in the same business.
09:10Oh, you do agree I've got a point, then?
09:12Vicky, of course you've got a point.
09:13I mean, I'm sure if Liz Taylor worked behind the checkout of Tesco's,
09:17Richard Burton would have had a party.
09:20I only want to try.
09:22I mean, it's not as if I'm indispensable here, is it?
09:25I mean, hardly what you'd call highly skilled help.
09:28Anyone can do what I do.
09:29Vicky, that's why you're so wrong.
09:31I mean, nobody could do it with your charm, your efficiency, your tact.
09:37You've never said that before.
09:39Well, not in so many words.
09:43Robin.
09:44Yes?
09:45Let's compromise.
09:47Oh, no, Vicky, I haven't got time, you see,
09:49because I've got to marinate lunch up all the loads.
09:52It's just that I thought I might go along to the airport
09:54and see if they've got a job for me.
09:56Um...
09:57I mean, it's highly unlikely, but at least can I try?
10:00Well, of course you can, Vicky.
10:02I mean, would I stand in your way, would I?
10:21Robin's Nest, can I help you?
10:25Oh, er, yes, just a moment, sir.
10:27I'll have a look.
10:29Table for 4, 8.30.
10:35Well, I'm afraid it looks a bit tight, sir,
10:37but I think we've just about managed to squeeze you in.
10:41Er...
10:44Mr...
10:44Huh?
10:47Capital Chaudhry.
10:51Capital...
10:53Chaudhry.
10:54Thank you very much, sir. Goodbye.
11:03Robin's Nest, can I help you?
11:07Oh, er, tonight, 9 o'clock, sir.
11:09Just a moment, I'll have a look.
11:11One, two, three, Alara.
11:13I saw Sister Sara sitting on the pump of Alara,
11:16eating chocolate soldiers.
11:18Well, I'm afraid we're pretty practically booked out tonight, sir,
11:22but I think I've just about managed to fit you in.
11:26Yes, er, what name was it?
11:29Huh?
11:31Well...
11:33Constantinopoulos.
11:37Constantinopoulos.
11:39Thank you, sir.
11:40We shall see you at 9 o'clock.
11:42Don't we ever get any natives in here?
11:44I mean, the odd exotic Smith or Jones.
11:47All right, Sister Sara, what's going on here?
11:50What do you mean, what's going on?
11:52My dear boy, why should you ask me a question like that?
11:54Because you're calling me my dear boy, for a start.
11:57I mean, have you taken the job of a receptionist?
12:00Oh, you know, I just want to do my bit
12:02and pull my weight, share the load, you know.
12:05Did that ditch and taught that baby?
12:10Robin's... Robin's Nest.
12:11What?
12:13Avertisant for what?
12:15No, I'm sorry, you've got a mistake.
12:17Yes.
12:18Well, of course I know.
12:19Of course I know. I'm the nest.
12:20I'm Robin's Nest.
12:21I own the place.
12:25Do anybody of us know about an advertisement
12:28for Person Friday, trendy London Bistro, top wages paid?
12:34Yes, well, you see, that's the Sex Discrimination Act.
12:36What is?
12:37You cannot ask for a girl Friday these days.
12:40Well, I don't want a girl Friday or a girl Monday, Tuesday Wednesday for that matter.
12:44You will when Vicky leaves.
12:46Oh, Vicky is not leaving.
12:48She's going for an appointment for a job this afternoon.
12:51Appointment, yes. Job, no.
12:53Ah.
12:57Robin's Nest, can I help you?
13:00Yes!
13:02Yes, that's right, we do.
13:04Mm.
13:05Oh, of course, yes, four o'clock would be absolutely perfect.
13:07Mm.
13:09All right, then.
13:10I shall look forward to seeing you then.
13:11Mrs?
13:13Miss?
13:14Yes.
13:16Yes.
13:17Yes, all right, I'll see you later.
13:19Goodbye.
13:20Mm.
13:20Well, you're on your own, Caruso, because I'm not going to be here.
13:23Splendid!
13:24You can't employ her without me!
13:26I am perfectly capable of assessing her merits.
13:29You may be able to assess her merits.
13:32That may be the fact, but you can't employ her because it is my Bistro.
13:37Yes, and it's my money.
13:40I say that was a very charming voice, you know.
13:43A sort of Kensington Donna Summers, with just a hint of waterbed.
13:48She's going to hit you where it hurts, you know, your wallet.
13:51I dare say we shall come to some arrangement.
13:53But you said top wages.
13:55When it comes to finance, I do have a reputation as something of a...
13:59Skinflint.
14:02Negotiator.
14:02Look, we don't need a Miss Kensington Hotpants here.
14:06We've already got Vicky.
14:07We don't need anybody.
14:08We've got Vicky.
14:09And shall I tell you what she is?
14:10Mm-hmm.
14:10She's loyal.
14:12Mm-hmm.
14:12Vicky is.
14:13She's hard-working.
14:14Mm-hmm.
14:15And she's cheap.
14:16Right.
14:18That's it.
14:19I'll take any job they offer me, even if it's polishing concourse.
14:23No, no, Vicky, Vicky, Vicky.
14:24What I meant was that, you know, you're my wife.
14:27You're...
14:28Tax-deductible.
14:30Um...
14:33Goodbye.
14:34Ha-ha-ha.
14:346.30 sharp, then.
14:36Ha-ha-ha.
14:36Goodbye.
14:39Well, she's pretty and she's young.
14:42I think she shows a great deal of promise.
14:44Yeah, so the way you were drooling over her, I think she'd put you on a promise.
14:50Don't worry, my boy.
14:51I'm sure that you've taken on the right girl.
14:54Taken on the right girl?
14:55Mm-hmm.
14:55Listen, I didn't want to get a replacement for Vicky.
14:58It was your idea.
14:59Oh, it's your bistro.
15:00Yeah, I know.
15:01It's your money.
15:02It's your wife.
15:03Ah.
15:05Vicky, you're back.
15:06That's what I love about you.
15:08You notice the little things.
15:09Ha-ha.
15:10Um, a nice cup of coffee?
15:12Yeah, a nice cold glass of wine, darling.
15:14It's okay.
15:15I know what you two are up to.
15:17Do you do?
15:18Yes.
15:19But it's not necessary.
15:20You don't have to butter me up.
15:21Well, I've decided Robin was right.
15:24I am loyal.
15:26But, but, but darling, what about the interview?
15:29Hmm?
15:29I didn't go for it.
15:30I just walked around and thought about things, and I realised I can't let you both down.
15:35I don't want the job.
15:37Yes, you do.
15:38Hmm.
15:38But you don't want me to want it.
15:40Yes, I do.
15:42You see, cause I've been thinking, I've been thinking, you know, I've, I have been selfish.
15:46I have been stupid, treating you like an unpaid Cinderella around here.
15:51Oh, Robin, you're not stupid and selfish.
15:54Yes, I am.
15:54No, you're not.
15:56Oh, yes, he is.
15:58You need me.
15:59We're building up a business together.
16:01We're a team, right?
16:02Mm-hmm.
16:03Right.
16:04And who else would you get to work like I do?
16:07Well, it wouldn't be easy.
16:08Exactly.
16:09But then, on the other hand, you know, sometimes, um, off the cuff, once in a blue moon.
16:14You know, it sometimes can happen.
16:16Yeah.
16:17What can?
16:17Well, you know, darling, I mean, the, the right sort of person, uh, popping in to exactly
16:22the right place at, at exactly the right moment.
16:26Oh, yes.
16:27When?
16:27This afternoon.
16:32It's an amazing bit of timing, really.
16:35It must have been.
16:36Mm-hmm.
16:36I was only out an hour.
16:37Yeah.
16:38This person just popped in.
16:41Yes.
16:41And only wanted a, a reasonable wage.
16:44Good qualification.
16:45A very reasonable wage, in fact.
16:46Keen as mustard.
16:47Well, it was reasonable, after I'd sort of made a little adjustment or two.
16:50Person?
16:51Mm.
16:51What sort of person?
16:54Well, a medium sort of person, I think.
16:57Mm.
16:58I'm perfectly prepared to settle for...
17:00Keen as mustard.
17:01Yeah.
17:01Yes, I know, Daddy.
17:02Mm.
17:03I mean, what sex?
17:05Now, you see, Vicky, you're not allowed to sort of ask that question these days.
17:07Couldn't you tell?
17:09Well, I'd have a guess, and I'd say, you know, possibly, possibly sort of female.
17:18Quite possibly, yes.
17:20Quite possibly sort of female.
17:22Young or old?
17:24Old.
17:24Definitely old.
17:25Old as in old, or old as in old enough?
17:28Well, I didn't ask to see the birth certificate.
17:30No!
17:31Sorry.
17:32Now, you know, all that we're looking for was somebody who was willing, with some experience,
17:37in catering, that is.
17:39Appearance.
17:40Appearance.
17:42Nondescript.
17:43Absolutely.
17:44Oh, excuse me, sir.
17:46Ah!
17:46Albert, haven't you got some work to do?
17:47Oh, yes, I have, sir.
17:48Well, then go back into the kitchen and do it, please.
17:50Oh, indeed, I will, sir.
17:52Albert, what is that smell?
17:56Oh, yeah, that's what I was wanting to tell you, sir.
17:58Your rice pudding's not looking too healthy.
18:01That's my risotto!
18:03Oh, never mind that.
18:05Put it down.
18:06Now, listen, Albert.
18:07I dare say you've heard that I might be going back to work at my old job.
18:10Eh, well, to be sure, I do seem to have heard the odd little rumour.
18:15All right, get back to the kitchen keyhole, Kate.
18:17Robin, will you be quiet?
18:18I'm talking to Albert.
18:19And that somebody might be coming here to work instead of me.
18:22Ah, I can see what's bothering you, miss.
18:25But as I live and breathe, you haven't a thing to worry about.
18:29I haven't.
18:29Not a mortal thing.
18:31So you, er, you did see the applicant?
18:33Well, I couldn't help catching a glimpse every now and then through the kitchen door.
18:38It swings something shocking when there's even the tiniest bit of a breeze.
18:42Tell me, Albert, how would you describe this very old, nondescript, possibly female sort of person?
18:51In a word.
18:52In a word.
18:54In a word.
18:54Gorgeous.
18:56Take it from me, miss, you can go back to that nice job of yours,
19:00wearing that nice uniform without a care in the world.
19:03That young woman will look after this place so well, nobody will even notice you've gone.
19:21Drink?
19:22No, thank you.
19:23I don't want to be paralytic when she arrives.
19:26I was only suggesting a cup of coffee.
19:28That's not gonna do you any harm.
19:30Ha!
19:30You weren't married to her mother.
19:33She could drop a man at 20 paces with a four-ounce jar of instant.
19:37I just don't know why you want to see this woman.
19:40Girl.
19:40All right, girl.
19:41I'm not jealous if that's what you think.
19:42No, of course you're not.
19:43No, I couldn't care less if she is a cross between Brit Eclan and Racco Welch.
19:46Oh, Vicky.
19:47Vicky, that was Albert's Irish exaggeration.
19:50I mean, she's not a bit like that, is she?
19:52No, no, more your sort of Farrah Fawcett Majors with a dash of Susanna York.
19:57All I'm worried about is that she can do the job.
19:59Look, Vicky, you've got her all wrong.
20:01This person, lady, she's a quiet, hard-working, home-loving, shy little...
20:08Hello, there.
20:10Oh, Miranda!
20:12Vicky, what a coincidence.
20:13Ah, you've met?
20:15Yes, we used to work together.
20:17Are you on your own?
20:18Have you booked?
20:19Booked.
20:19Oh, what doesn't matter?
20:20Thursdays are never busy.
20:21I'm sure we can fix you.
20:22Vicky, Vicky.
20:23Oh, I'm sorry.
20:23It's all right.
20:24We already know each other.
20:26Yes, we met this afternoon.
20:28This afternoon?
20:31This is her?
20:33She's got the job.
20:34Oh, were you after it too, love?
20:37Oh, I'm sorry.
20:37I've rather pipped you to the post.
20:39It's mine.
20:40Correction.
20:40It's mine.
20:42And this is mine.
20:43And those are mine as well.
20:46Robin's nest.
20:47Robin.
20:48Hello there.
20:51But you told me you were blissfully happy.
20:53I am.
20:54Then why are you leaving?
20:55I'm not.
20:55Look, excuse me, girl.
20:56You know, I seem to think we've all got our knickers in a bit of a twist.
21:00There's nothing wrong with my knickers, thank you.
21:02Or mine, thank you.
21:06You better leave them to it.
21:08That lot fights dirty.
21:10What about you?
21:10I thought you said you were perfectly happy being the Jezebel of the jumbo jet set.
21:15I am.
21:16I was.
21:17Well, if you must know, it's all your fault.
21:19My fault?
21:20I thought I was happy until I met you and you went on about how lucky you were.
21:24And I suddenly realised I'd had enough of being a flying gropey.
21:27Excuse me.
21:28Sorry.
21:29I think the word is groupie.
21:31If you'd ever tried serving gin and tonics at 30,000 feet to randy middle-aged executives,
21:36you'd know I mean gropey.
21:39Briefcase in one hand, credit card in the other, and they turn into raving sex maniacs.
21:43They're quite different on the ground.
21:45But you made me think that I'd got it all wrong.
21:47Well, you haven't.
21:48You've got it all right.
21:49Take my advice.
21:50Stay put.
21:51Well, Cinderella, back to the hearth.
21:54Oh, I'm not so sure about that.
21:55Oh, come on, Vicki.
21:57Why?
21:57Because I need you.
21:59Do you?
21:59Yes, I do.
22:00Very, very much.
22:01Well.
22:02And Albert wouldn't get this cleaned in a million years.
22:05Oh, you!
22:07I happen to know this chap who runs a chain of wine bars.
22:12I'm sure you'd find a place for someone with your abilities.
22:16I'd be terribly grateful, Mr Nichols.
22:18James.
22:19James.
22:21Why don't we discuss it over an intimate little dinner?
22:25Why don't we discuss it over an intimate little dinner?
22:30Super!
22:31Here?
22:31Oh, no, no, no, no.
22:32It's much too crowded.
22:34It's empty.
22:35Yes.
22:35In about another hour, it'll be absolutely crammed with Kapil Chaudhry's.
22:38Not to mention Constantinopolis's.
22:41No, no, no.
22:42What I had in mind was something much more exclusive.
22:45His apartment.
22:47Your apartment.
22:48My apartment.
22:49How did you get?
22:51I was wrong, Vicki.
22:52They're no different on the ground.
23:07I do hope Miranda gets it.
23:10Oh, she will.
23:13No, I mean the job in the wine bar.
23:15I feel a bit mean about her.
23:16Well, there's no need to.
23:18I mean, if she hadn't poked her nose in, we wouldn't have half this aggravation.
23:21No, and you'd have gone on taking me for granted.
23:23Now, Vicki, don't start that again.
23:24Well, we do live in each other's pockets 24 hours a day.
23:26Vicki.
23:27And sometimes you do just see me as part of the furniture.
23:30I do not.
23:30Don't you?
23:31No.
23:32All right.
23:32Good.
23:33Shut your eyes.
23:34What?
23:35Shut your eyes.
23:37Oh, Vicki, we're not going to play this stupid game again, are we?
23:39Yes, we are.
23:42Now, prove that I'm not part of the furniture.
23:45What am I wearing?
23:47You want me to tell you what you're wearing?
23:50Yes.
23:51Fine.
23:53You aren't wearing anything.
23:56I'm not wearing anything.
23:57Well, you won't be in the minute.
23:59Why?
24:14Hey, hey.
24:20How did I give you your hat?
24:28This was something I was going to do.
24:29Nice job.
24:31Wonderful.
24:35The созд away.
24:37Hello.
24:38Hold your手.
24:38I'll check that out.خ�
24:39asymptote. So,
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