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2006 SITCOM "The women want to hold regular meetings in the church hall but the vicar is not enthusiastic as he believes that the hall is not covered for any accidents so Eileen organizes a Bring and Buy Sale in order to raise the funds to cover the Health and Safety regulations." IMDB Starring Sue Johnston, Dawn French, Jennifer Saunders, Joanna Lumley, Maggie Steed, Doreen Mantle, Patrick Barlow, Pauline McLynn, Sally Phillips, David Mitchell
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00:02We are the Village Green Preservation Society
00:07God save Donald Duck, Vauderville and Variety
00:11We are the Desperate Dan Appreciation Society
00:16God save Strawberry Jam and all the different varieties
00:35Let us...pray
00:41Goodbye
00:45Right
00:48When we're quite ready
00:52O Highest and Glorious God
00:57Grant me faith, firm hope, perfect charity
01:02Take it out, please
01:05Oh, profound humility
01:08I'm not going on until you take it out
01:09No, no, no, no, no, just hold it out
01:11Come back in when it's finished
01:13Thank you
01:14So, take the leather sleeve off
01:16What are we now with?
01:18The fifth section, the leather-covered handle
01:20Make some screw-off bits
01:24What's that?
01:24What's that?
01:25Hello?
01:27Sal?
01:28Bloody hell
01:30Go away
01:31You there?
01:35Oh, God
01:37Hello?
01:38Sal?
01:40You there?
01:41Oh, shit
01:52In the middle of the moon
01:56Oh, yeah
01:57I was at home
01:58I'm sorry
01:58Oh, shit
01:58I'm sorry
01:58I got a gun
01:59I'm sorry
01:59What's that?
02:00What else?
02:02It's aOL
02:06TFF
02:06AOL
02:07What happens?
02:24Oh, oh, are we over the yard home?
02:28I am reminded of the words of a rather good friend of mine, Alan Titchmarsh.
02:34She's there with all her medals all over her bosom's hair.
02:38Right, now matters, Rosie, now shake it.
02:42Next to my home in Hampshire.
02:44What is it, then?
02:45Is it armor?
02:48It's regalia, Rosie. It's official gold regalia.
02:52Right. It's lovely, isn't it?
02:55Did you make it?
02:57Yes, actually.
03:00Why are you wearing it in here today?
03:05Is it for Jesus?
03:09It's just sometimes I forget I've got it all.
03:11The spirit of the faith that was planted and nurtured.
03:21Sorry we're late, Colin. That's some mastitis.
03:24It's all right. Kate's been keeping me company. Chatting for a whole hour.
03:29And I got dressed.
03:30Oh, that's okay. Lovely. Where are you off to?
03:36The pub. Do you want to come?
03:38No. No, I have got other people to see. Oh, it's only a bit late now.
03:42I'll pop in for a drink or whatever later.
03:45Okay. Yes.
03:47Bye, Kate. Please go.
03:52Oh, God, that woman.
03:55She's going to start clearing out Mike's things and then she tips up.
03:59Doors or fountain?
04:01Oh, fountain. Tasha started working there.
04:04Tash.
04:05Yes.
04:05Working.
04:06Yes.
04:07Well, that's a first.
04:09Yes.
04:09So don't say anything.
04:24Good. Do you want another drink?
04:26No.
04:26We'll drink it down quickly and then we'll have another drink for me.
04:28Put it in my tab.
04:36I'm running out of glasses.
04:38I'm running out of glasses.
04:42Yes, please.
04:43Okay.
04:44Oh, that's do us grand.
04:47Mighty.
04:48Did you see her?
04:49Yes.
04:50Oh, good.
04:53Hi.
04:54Hello. How's it going?
04:55Not now. My mum likes working, so just sit down and chill.
04:58God, I thought Sunday was all to be like dead rest, not dead slavery.
05:02Well, let me help you.
05:03No, we can't.
05:03It's all right. Thank you.
05:05God, the amount of meat.
05:07I'm expected to be in the vicinity of us like me, twisting my melon.
05:10Oh, but, darling, you're doing brilliantly.
05:11No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
05:12Can you just let me go away and sit down?
05:16Come on.
05:17I'm going.
05:18Thank God.
05:24Goodbye.
05:29Who's picking up Delilah's tab?
05:31Right, I publish the bans of marriage between Emma Hurston, never met her, and Lawrence Rimmer, bachelor of this parish,
05:42apparently.
05:43A stranger to the church but wishing to be married within it.
05:48Well, well.
05:50Let us now pray for these couples as they prepare for their weddings.
06:11Well, if we don't get the coffee and biscuits out there early, people will just go home.
06:17Yes.
06:18That's what they do.
06:19They come here and then, thankfully, they leave.
06:22God does not ask them to live here and partake of beverages.
06:25Unless, of course, you find this whole silly religion business getting in the way of a perfectly nice coffee morning.
06:30Oh, for goodness sake, figure, don't be like that.
06:34It's lovely what you do.
06:36No, it's just that, as we discussed earlier, if we could find a room somewhere for coffee later, then we
06:44might not have to disturb you with the trolley.
06:46A facility.
06:48Oh!
06:48There is that room at the back, isn't there?
06:51That room back there?
06:52Yeah.
06:56Should go and check on Charles with the children.
06:58They stayed in a car.
06:59Oh.
07:00Yes, I really should press on as well.
07:03Because Mikey, you know my son?
07:04The one in the pop band?
07:05Rock band.
07:06It's got a Kaiser chief coming down for the weekend and they want to blow up the old dinghy.
07:10Why?
07:11Do you know?
07:11I don't know.
07:12I mean, they seem to think it would be hilarious to go and put it on the pond.
07:14I've told him it's completely perished.
07:16Oh, look, there's the old barometer.
07:19Oh, it's a sign from God, Vicar!
07:22Just like to Noah, you know, like the Holy Seagull brought the olives, didn't he, Vicar?
07:26No.
07:28Billy?
07:29Um...
07:31I'm sorry.
07:32Um, thank you all.
07:33Please feel free to leave.
07:37Oh, I love that Holy Seagull, Vicar.
07:39It was a dove.
07:41Was it?
07:42It looked like a seagull.
07:43You weren't there.
07:45It's a Bible story.
07:47Here it goes.
08:00It's a church property.
08:02And the decision is mine.
08:04Haven't you people got homes to go to?
08:06I don't want to be at home.
08:08Because Margaret says that home is the most dangerous place you can be, isn't it?
08:12Because you can get stabbed or murdered by a member of your family or fall down the stairs,
08:17and I'm gonna law them on a rope where you can be set far to by the chip pan.
08:21But this is the church.
08:23It's made of stone and it can't get set far to, can it?
08:27Or can it?
08:28No, Rosie.
08:29No.
08:29It can't.
08:29No.
08:30Now, come on.
08:33Oh, why don't we have a bring and buy?
08:36Not a car boot sale.
08:38They're so, so...
08:39Lovely.
08:40Common.
08:41Common.
08:42Yes.
08:42But we must say that it can't just be bring.
08:45There has to be something to buy.
08:47Whatever we do, we must fill up that thermometer.
08:50Yes.
08:51Or barometer.
08:52Whatever you call it.
08:53Yeah.
08:53Fill it up.
08:54That's right.
08:55That's right, folks.
08:56Yeah, it's on the top.
08:57That's right.
09:00That's right.
09:01Oh, sorry.
09:04Ooh.
09:07Hey, Cox.
09:08Hey.
09:08Where's Margaret?
09:09Hey.
09:10Tash.
09:11Didn't know you were working out.
09:13Can I take those glasses?
09:14No, no, no.
09:15We haven't started yet.
09:16Tash, you're gonna come for supper?
09:17If we can be released from slavery by the...
09:20No.
09:28Have a pint of otter, please, borrelady.
09:31We don't serve the hunt here.
09:32Yes, you do.
09:34Here, look.
09:35Do you want me to help you with those?
09:36No, not with your blood on your hands' hands.
09:38No, no.
09:38Let go.
09:39No, no, no.
09:39Just...
09:41Oh, yeah, thanks very much.
09:42Because, like, all breakages come out of my wages, so great.
09:44Sorry about that.
09:45I have blood on my hands, no.
09:46Oh, my God!
09:47Mum!
09:48Mum!
09:49Mum!
09:51OK.
09:52Have you all right?
09:53Have you all right?
09:53Ooh!
09:54That looks really nasty.
09:57Oh!
09:57That's not the case of the surgery today.
09:58Oh, we're going all on goal.
09:59What are you waiting for?
10:00Oh, yes!
10:02Oh, I've got a glass.
10:02Yeah.
10:03Oh, I've got a glass.
10:04Yes, sir.
10:06Oh, the ladies are here.
10:07I'll see you're not dessert.
10:12What are you having?
10:13I think I did, too.
10:15Yes, Rosie.
10:16Half a shandy, no lemonade.
10:17Weenie.
10:18Tea and tea.
10:19He's got to go to the loo.
10:20Oh, are you sure?
10:21Is that I've got money?
10:22No, no, no, no.
10:22What do you have?
10:23Um, er...
10:24Oh, um...
10:25Oh, gosh.
10:26What have you got?
10:28One across is for love.
10:34Er...
10:35Er...
10:36What's everyone else having?
10:38Um...
10:48Two down, ambidextrous.
10:52Oh, fella.
10:54No, then.
10:55What am I going to have that I'm not allowed to have?
10:58You think the best thing would be the vegetarian option?
11:00The lamb's ours.
11:01Oh, no, Tip.
11:02We are having a bring-by for a new coffee room at the church, so you'd better start collecting.
11:07Oh, I tell Sal she wants to clear out Mike's stuff.
11:10She never does.
11:11Mm-hm.
11:11Well, she can't do that on her own.
11:13Oh, no.
11:13We'll have to organise someone to help her.
11:17I love that song.
11:19That's my favourite.
11:25It's all changed.
11:26Look at this paintwork and everything.
11:27Just keep the pressure on there.
11:29It's not really...
11:32Oh, my God.
11:33It's not so different.
11:39Hi.
11:40Hi.
11:41I didn't expect you to be here.
11:42It's Sunday.
11:44Oh, this is Colin.
11:45It's Tip's husband.
11:47This is my son.
11:48Do you remember?
11:49It's James.
11:50And this is Yasmine, his wife.
11:52Oh, the new practice nurse.
11:53Oh, yes.
11:55All right.
11:55Colin is Tip's husband.
11:57You know, they've got the farm at Thorn.
11:59You know, the one you can see from the road?
12:01Is your hand bleeding?
12:02Oh, yes.
12:03Yeah, yeah, yeah.
12:03I was just going to see.
12:04Take a seat of that.
12:04But no, you, Yasmine.
12:06James.
12:07Yeah, let me take a look.
12:09I don't think it needs a stitch.
12:10What do you think?
12:10Oh, mind the carpets.
12:11Just don't drip.
12:12Um, yeah.
12:13If you'd just like to come through.
12:19Take a seat.
12:20Are you all right?
12:22No, fine.
12:22It's just, um, blood sometimes has that effect.
12:25Oh, God, love.
12:27Come and sit down.
12:30Do it?
12:31Yeah.
12:33It all looks amazing.
12:35It's so tidy and clean.
12:39Clean.
12:42Oh, you're not throwing these out, are you?
12:44Uh, yeah.
12:45I think they've all got a bit germy.
12:46Oh, no, you mustn't ever throw anything out.
12:48There's always some skanky git round here and make use of it.
12:50Tash's friends could probably make a dwelling out of the germy magazines and old syringe boxes.
12:55Bit of old carpet and some plastic sheeting.
12:58Luxury.
12:58Why is there so much beer in the drugs fridge?
13:02I mean, I know Dad liked to drink, but in the surgery?
13:04No, love.
13:05It wasn't for your dad.
13:06It was for the patients.
13:07You won't get the likes of old Gil and his ulcers up here unless there's half a lager in it
13:12for him.
13:13What?
13:14Well, it's the same with all the old ones.
13:16There's got to be something in it for them.
13:18Are you getting them in?
13:19Yes.
13:20When people are sick, they come and see me.
13:22Yes, but it's the ones who are not coming in that you have to worry about.
13:27Look, I'm going back to the pub.
13:28Why don't you come with me and I'll point a couple of the old boys out to you?
13:31Look, I'm not Dad.
13:33All right?
13:34We can't run things the way you used to.
13:36They're a procedure.
13:37If people feel sick, they come to the surgery.
13:39I'm not going to examine them in the street or drop their prescriptions around.
13:43It's not a delivery service.
13:45No, you're not like your dad at all.
13:49Thanks for bringing me in, sir.
13:50Oh, it's okay. I'll see you in a minute.
13:51Okay.
13:53Will you come over for supper tonight?
13:55Uh, yeah.
13:56Sure.
13:57And keep the STD leaflets in the toilet.
13:59The kids won't take them from there.
14:01Why not?
14:02Well, they get embarrassed, love.
14:04So they should be.
14:09Mum?
14:10Yeah?
14:12Keys.
14:18No, I don't think you had to do that.
14:24I just want to think of all those years building up that surgery.
14:28And getting to know people.
14:30He's got to get to know people.
14:33Me?
14:34I'm just like old rubbish.
14:35Are you sure that's what's really upsetting you?
14:38Why?
14:39It's just that when somebody dies, that's one thing.
14:42And then getting rid of their stuff.
14:44Well, that's another.
14:45Now, mind you, there can't be that much.
14:47To be honest with you, I only ever saw your husband in one outfit.
14:50Ha!
14:55There you go, darling.
14:56Let's have a drink.
14:57Let's have a little drink.
14:59Oh, no, thanks.
15:01Okay, darling?
15:02Yes, thanks.
15:02You all right?
15:20We had, um, Linda Jalston in today?
15:23Oh, really?
15:24What for?
15:26Patient confidentiality.
15:27Did I ever tell you about her mother?
15:30Oh, my God.
15:31Please don't.
15:33Why?
15:33Because I know the story and...
15:35She came in for a smear.
15:37And she had a clinker.
15:39A what?
15:40A poo!
15:42Clinker!
15:49Mum?
15:50Yeah?
15:51Can you, like, not empty what's in the bath?
15:54I'm making soap.
15:55No.
16:01Mum, aren't you going to make her get dressed?
16:03Why are you having a bath here?
16:05Because the water has been, like, cut off at the site.
16:08And so, until Rufus moves us on, there is no water.
16:10And we can't move on until we get a new battery for the van.
16:15I think it's hard to watch!
16:16Ooh!
16:29Right.
16:39I, um...
16:41I thought it was about time that we talked about your dad's things.
16:46I just wondered if there was anything you wanted to...
16:52I mean, not that there's a lot in the way of anything that's worth anything,
16:55but I...
16:56You know, if you wanted to help me go through it, sort it out...
17:02No, it's fine, thanks.
17:04It's fine.
17:14Tash, why don't you tell James about, um, your new job?
17:18Oh, the drinky, servey, slavery thing?
17:22Yes.
17:22I don't do that any more, Mum.
17:24Surprise, surprise.
17:24It was all, like, hey.
17:26I've been waiting over an hour and...
17:28And where's my pudding, you know?
17:31Like, I didn't have any feelings or beliefs.
17:34I do have, like, human limitations, you know.
17:36And it wasn't like we invited these people to come.
17:37They just, like, turn up.
17:39But they're paying you.
17:40Oh, so I have to prostitute myself?
17:42I've got news for you.
17:44I cannot be bought.
17:45Mum, am I an nihilist or an anarchist?
17:47You're unemployed, love.
17:50Are you all right?
17:52Yeah, yeah.
17:52I'll sort it all out.
17:54So I'd help you.
17:55But I'm not very good with dead persons things.
18:00I have got a job, anyway, Mum.
18:03What?
18:04I am going to be a wind farm generator monitor.
18:08What wind farm?
18:09OK, so, no, they haven't built it yet.
18:11And they might not because we are protesting.
18:13But when they do build it, that's going to be my job.
18:17That's not a job.
18:18That's an excuse.
18:19No, I've got a child.
18:20Are you, like, forgetting?
18:21Oh, yeah.
18:21Where is Rafe, love?
18:24He's in the van with Rufus.
18:26The famous Rufus.
18:27Who makes string.
18:28Out of his own hair, by the look of it.
18:30Dreadlocks and a lurcher.
18:31How original.
18:32Oh, you know, like, you, OK, had better, like, shut up.
18:34Because otherwise, really, you know...
18:36Otherwise what?
18:37Yeah, I'm going to...
18:37What, you're going to put me down with some juggling?
18:40Mum!
18:40Will you both shut up?
18:47Good morning.
18:51I haven't got long.
18:53Why?
18:55I thought it would help.
18:56I just thought the more the merrier.
18:59You have to do it anyway and it doesn't have to be sad.
19:02Don't cry because I'm sad.
19:04It just happens.
19:05Look, just look at it this way.
19:07It's just...
19:08Don't say tough, love, or I might have to smack you.
19:12I'll smack you anyway.
19:16So, so, so.
19:18Don't worry, darling.
19:20They're not too many of us.
19:21Oh, hello.
19:22We brought the cake, so there's no need to worry.
19:25That's right, Queenie.
19:26Am I going to make a speech?
19:27No, Pauline, no.
19:29This is by way of being an extraordinary meeting, you know,
19:33because of the fundraising situation
19:35and the upcoming forthcoming, bring them by, you know.
19:40So, crack open the cake, Queenie,
19:43and let's get that old kettle on.
19:46Right now, first things first.
19:48Apologies.
19:49Yes, I am very, very sorry.
19:51No, my darling, you don't have to apologise because you're here.
19:55Dear of her.
19:57No, Caroline and Susie apologise because they are out collecting for the bring them by.
20:04Oh, Pauline, if you were called upon to speak, would you have anything at your disposal?
20:08Yeah, the life cycle of cat worms.
20:11Oh, dear.
20:12Yeah, Sal, you getting rid of everything of Mike's, are you?
20:15Well, just his personal things.
20:17Yeah, like that sofa.
20:18No, no, no, that's mine.
20:19Because I could give that a home.
20:20No, no, no.
20:21This table.
20:22What about that?
20:23OK, have a...
20:24Yeah, get rid of that.
20:25Just Mike's things.
20:26Would you like any help, my darling?
20:28We'll come up with you.
20:29No.
20:30No, no, really, no.
20:31I'll be...
20:32No, I'll give you a home.
20:33No, no, no.
20:33No, no, no.
20:34No, no, no.
20:35What is it you're after, Delilah?
20:37I want a tomato.
20:4110p to you.
20:51Just... just take it.
20:55What coin is that?
20:575p.
20:58Hang on.
21:01I have had a letter from the main wheel
21:07saying that we have to widen our horizons.
21:11We have to look further afield.
21:13Digger land.
21:14Farer than that, Rosie.
21:17The whole world is our community.
21:21I mean, the tsunami came and went.
21:23We did nothing.
21:25However, for the moment,
21:26I think that we should concentrate on the coffee room.
21:33It's only a jumper.
21:37God, he was a smoker.
21:39It's making me sick.
21:40You're doing really well.
21:42Well, it's not so bad once you get stuck in.
21:45He proud of you.
21:47Well, don't be.
21:49Look how young he was once.
21:51But not one single photo of him without a fag in his mouth.
21:53You were doing brilliantly.
21:55Well, I've thought about doing it often enough.
21:57Oh, you think you've thought about it, but you haven't really.
22:00Yes, I have.
22:01No, no, you haven't.
22:02Yes, I have.
22:02She has.
22:04OK.
22:06What coin is that?
22:07That's a button.
22:12Damn.
22:14You see, I haven't much time.
22:17Just take the tomato.
22:19But I need 10p.
22:22Here you go.
22:2310p, one tomato.
22:25Thank you for your business.
22:27Goodbye.
22:28There isn't very much, is there?
22:30Sure, Mike, all he ever wanted was an old midget.
22:34Aww.
22:36So he must really have loved you.
22:38Because he married you, despite your height.
22:41It's a car.
22:42Oh.
22:43Hold on.
22:46Well, now, shall we, as I would say, loosely break for tea?
22:51Well done, Sal.
22:52Is this all for the bringing by?
22:54Yeah, I think so.
22:56Well, except the stuff that nobody did want.
22:58You know, the stuff he wore every day.
23:00Yes.
23:01Nobody would want that.
23:02She's looking lovely.
23:04She's great.
23:04She's great.
23:05Will you cut the cake?
23:06I've cut the cake.
23:08Take it.
23:20I thought I might as well have these, if nobody else wants them.
23:29Yeah.
23:33Oh, Rose.
23:34No!
23:38Don't go all funny just because I look like him.
23:41I'm not going to sleep with you.
23:46And here we are, Vicka.
23:47This is the white elephant.
23:48Here we are, Vicka.
23:48This is the white elephant.
23:48Here we are.
23:49Is there anything here at all that you would like?
23:53No, nothing at all, actually.
23:54Um, I've got to dash.
23:55I've got a meeting with the chief private.
23:57Can I tell you who's gone mad on poppers?
23:59Really?
24:00Yes, yes.
24:01Poppers?
24:02Yeah.
24:03This is arthritis.
24:04He can't do buttons.
24:04How much for the egg cup?
24:0620p.
24:07I'll take it.
24:1120p.
24:11Here you are.
24:13Thank you very much.
24:14Goodbye.
24:14He's lovely, isn't he?
24:16Can't really put the price on him.
24:18Actually, he does have quite a lot of sentimental base.
24:20Sorry.
24:21I'm afraid I can't tell him.
24:23Sorry.
24:24What is it?
24:26Soap.
24:26Pomposidio.
24:27Good Lord.
24:28Well, perhaps you should distribute it amongst your friends.
24:31How ironic.
24:32Someone who obviously never uses it.
24:34Selling soap.
24:39Don't buy anything.
24:41Oh, flip flops.
24:42I need new flip flops.
24:43Have a look at those.
24:44Anyone else does?
24:44Those are mine.
24:45I'm selling those.
24:46Sorry, it's not for sale.
24:47I'll think about it.
24:48Come back later.
24:50Oh!
24:51New nurse, innit?
24:52Yeah.
24:53Muslim, Sal says.
24:54Yep.
24:55Aww.
24:56Not much for you round here, is there?
24:58In what way?
25:00You know, Mecca.
25:01Does Mecca Bingo in Plymouth?
25:04No, it's not quite the same thing.
25:05No, I know.
25:07Do you want a pebble pad?
25:09This one's £14,000.
25:14Is this you when you were young?
25:16Yes.
25:17And who are you shaking hands with?
25:19Hitler.
25:22Less charisma of anyone I've met.
25:24Is it perhaps Leicester Piggott?
25:27Really?
25:28I don't really want anything on the table.
25:30It's not all booze, you know.
25:31I mean, there's pickled onions.
25:32I don't like...
25:33Just put your hand in your pocket and give me a fiver
25:35and I promise not to publicly humiliate you.
25:39Fine.
25:40Where's Mum?
25:41She's over there behind that screen doing the job you should be doing.
25:45Damn my mouth.
25:49Mum, what are you doing?
25:56It's for charity.
26:02Well, maybe I can lend a hand.
26:06Oh, thank you.
26:08Oh, hello.
26:09Hello.
26:09Oh, I'm glad I caught you.
26:11Are you?
26:11Yes, I've got something for you.
26:13Oh.
26:14Oh, be careful then.
26:16It's my stool sample that you wanted.
26:18Oh, well done.
26:19He's a bigger type, really.
26:27Going to need some more change.
26:31I know you've been getting through these, haven't you?
26:33Yeah.
26:34Here you are.
26:35Take that one.
26:35That's fun.
26:37Goodbye.
26:46Well, we've sold quite a lot, but I don't know what's happened to the money.
26:50Perhaps your barometer's got a hole in it or a hand in it.
26:53Did you sell all your pebble pads?
26:54Yeah, I reduced the pebble pads to 2p each.
26:57It went like hotcakes.
26:58Do you know, there's quite a lot of nice stuff left, don't there?
27:01Or too much.
27:02Bigger won't be pleased.
27:09Are you sure you don't mind us leaving all the leftover bring in your house, Rosie?
27:14No.
27:15It seems to fit in so well.
27:16Thank you, Rosie.
27:18We'll skip the rest.
27:19No.
27:20What's good is I can have my other sofa exactly where I've always wanted it, in the garden.
27:26There.
27:28That's ideal, that is.
27:29That's a proper job.
27:38Oh, there you are, Vicar.
27:40Ah, Verger.
27:42Bad news, I'm afraid, Vicar.
27:44Who dear?
27:44I'm sorry, but the bring-by didn't raise quite enough money to pay for the health and safety standards on
27:49the room.
27:50Oh, how unfortunate.
27:51But don't worry.
27:52You won't have to put up with that nasty, rickety old trolley anymore.
27:56No, we have a solution.
27:58Right.
27:58We're going to carpet the aisle.
28:00Super.
28:02I'll inform English Heritage.
28:07We are the Village Green Preservation Society.
28:13God save Donald Duck, Vaudeville and Variety.
28:18We are the Desperate Dan Appreciation Society.
28:23God save Strawberry Jam and all the different varieties.
28:27God save someone.
28:28Oh...
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