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Steve nicks Dan's mobile phone and holds it to ransom until Dan agrees to pay Kevin's bill for the repairs to the cab. Steve bars Dan from the Rovers. Dan calls in the Rovers and tries to iron out his feud with Steve. However Steve's still insistent Dan scratched his car. A fight ensues, Steve chucks Dan's phone into the cellar. Dan goes after the phone and Steve locks him in the cellar. Dan's in serious pain as he sits alone in the darkened cellar.

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00:00in tears. Yeah, well, we've got more important things to sort out. Steve, will you let it
00:05go? Dan, damn the bookie, man. Don't tell me you've brought me a cheque for 450 quid,
00:12which, coincidentally, is the fee that my good friend Kevin here is charging to respray
00:16my cow. All right. Actually, I've just come in for a pie and a pint. Oh, shall I send
00:20you the bill? Why would I pay your garage bill? Because you scratched me car. Did you
00:24see me scratch your car? I don't need to see something to know it's true. Where you going?
00:28Somewhere else. Could have backed me up. Hiya. Pump out there, if I were you. Like
00:37who works in the bookies. Real nutter. Oh, looks heavy, that. Do you have anything else to do?
00:45Not right now. Read my lips. I did not scratch your car.
00:58not right now. Just, er... Oh, sorry.
01:27Hello? Who's that? You called me, don't you know? I tell you what, I'll give you a clue.
01:34You scratched my flipping car. You invited me independently and just didn't give me a chance
01:40chance to say no. Are you listening? Not really, no. I wondered how long it'd take.
01:46Find this funny, do you? About as funny as a scratch running the length of my car.
01:51What's going on now? He stole me phone. He wouldn't have...
01:54He did. You what? He pays for my respray. He gets his phone
01:58back. I'm holding it hostage. I need that phone for me work. Oh, good. Because I need a
02:02tidy car for my work. Well, you should have thought about that before you keyed it. I didn't
02:06touch your flaming car. Steve. Pay for the bill. Get your phone. Do you know what? You're
02:10asking for a thick lip now. Are you threatening me? Yeah, I'm threatening you because it's
02:14the only thing you seem to understand. All right. Come on. Out. This is my pub and your
02:20bard. You're a joke. Do you know that? A total joke. Out. Steve. No. This is a decent pub
02:28and we don't need some dodgy bucky who vandalises cars throwing his weight around. You're not
02:33welcome here. Out. You're making a big mistake. You made the mistake on my car. You see, round
02:40here we sort things out with talking. Not with mindless violence. If you didn't have a pub
02:44full of people in there, you'd have had a real taste of mindless violence. Come on, calm
02:48down. Oh, I can hear me so tough. You're old talk, bucky man. It's more you'll start to
02:53wait till I'm not looking and then scratch my arm. This is not over. No, that's right. Not
03:05you'll back down. They always do. It's all talk. We're closed. We need to talk. You'd better
03:19come in. There's no need for this. I agree. We were mates a few days ago. Exactly. So can
03:31we sort it out? Nothing would please me more. Starting with my mobile. I'd start with my
03:36money. I didn't scratch your car. Well, I think you did. Well, would you be making this much
03:40fuss if it were me? Yeah, I think you would. Claim it on the insurance. What, and save you
03:44450 quid? I don't think so. Do something to put your back up. Yeah, you scratched my car.
03:51I never touched your car. You said don't park in front of your shop. I asked you. Whatever.
03:55You still scratched my car. Which was parked in front of my shop. For a few minutes.
04:01Oh, is that your phone? I get it. Aw, it's your daddy. He's probably worried about you
04:10because it's past your bedtime. Just give me the phone. I tell you what, you want your
04:13phone, then pay up. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I meant to go for the phone.
04:18Put me in the eye! You want it? Go and fetch it. You're pathetic.
04:46Hey-ya! Have a snack on me. Night-night!
04:54Stay! Who's pathetic now, eh?
05:31Steve! Steve!
05:33Uh, you break this door. You pay for that, no? I hope you don't suffer from claustrophobia.
05:41Just open this door and I'll smash the old place up. Oh, dear. Sounds like you're a danger
05:46to yourself, mate. I think you need to sleep this one off.
05:52Steve!
05:55Steve!
06:03I tell you what, a night in there might make you see some sense.
06:09We normally have breakfast about eight. And if you're a good boy, I might give you some
06:14boiled egg and salt.
06:20Sleep tight, Bucky man.
06:24Oh!
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