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00:26Oh, no, what are you thinking?
00:28Give me a wife!
00:30Yeah, my rolling in a bin with some pom-poms.
00:36Go, rewind!
00:41Mum, where are my basketball boots?
00:43Outside in a bucket of water, you're stacked in something.
00:51Ugh!
00:53Think it's time for a new pair?
00:55That's going to cost about a bazillion quid.
00:58Yes, another instalment of DelmaPay.
01:02Cha-ching! It's DelmaPay Day.
01:04Every month since we were little, our rich Auntie Fidelma sends us 100 quid.
01:09Connor uses his for...
01:10Hello, Investment Club. How's the market doing today?
01:13And mine's supposed to be for cheerleading classes.
01:16Oh, slight detail.
01:18I never really took to cheerleading.
01:19Pretty much ever.
01:25But Auntie Fidelma literally never comes to visit.
01:28Well, it's fine.
01:29Auntie Fidelma is coming to visit!
01:32Uh-oh.
01:33I need to get the place spotless!
01:36You just cleaned.
01:37You're right.
01:38This is how she gets me.
01:39This time, I'll meet her snipey meanness with...
01:46Zen-like car.
01:51I know.
01:52Rather than retidying the whole house,
01:54we could just pretend that we've been abducted by aliens.
01:58I've been telling you for years to come clean about the cheerleading.
02:01Ha-ha!
02:02You're toast.
02:04I'm not worried.
02:05She'll be too busy to come watch me cheer.
02:08Can't wait to watch Aoife cheer.
02:13I'll just explain it.
02:15I'm a basketball player.
02:16She'll understand.
02:18Yeah.
02:19Although, she'll probably expect you to repay all the money.
02:22I wouldn't put it past the...
02:26Lovely, kind person.
02:30She's hardly kept track of exactly how much she sent.
02:34Excited to see how Aoife has used my £6,840.
02:46Cheerleading?
02:47Oh, yes.
02:48I dabbled when I was little.
02:49You still are little.
02:50And perfectly formed.
02:52Yes.
02:52So, can you teach me?
02:54Sorry.
02:54It was between that and majorettes.
02:56I went with majorettes.
02:57Aren't they the same thing?
02:58They're quite different disciplines, actually.
03:01Cheerleading combines dance and acrobat.
03:04Stop!
03:04I don't have time for an essay on the differences between cheering and majorettes.
03:09Is this going to be a thing?
03:10Because we have a big match coming up.
03:17It's so not going to be a thing.
03:19I just need a cheer teacher.
03:21I'm pronto!
03:21You know, I heard a rumour once that one of the teachers was a champion cheerleader.
03:25Who?
03:26Is it the librarian, Miss Shushie?
03:30No.
03:31It can't be Jim.
03:32Although, he does play the spoons.
03:38No.
03:39Is it Sergio, the surprisingly agile caretaker?
03:42You know, the one with all the dance trophies?
03:47I don't know who it was.
03:48It was just a rumour.
03:49Oh!
03:49What?
03:50Yeah?
03:51There is an old cheerleading costume on display in the theatre department.
03:54To the theatre department!
04:04Wow.
04:08Whoa.
04:10An old photo.
04:11Must be a clue.
04:13Wait.
04:14Is that...
04:18You were a high school cheerleading champ.
04:22That's ridiculous.
04:23Who told you that?
04:24A little birdie.
04:25Oh, that little bird is barking up the wrong tree.
04:29Or tweeting from there.
04:31Or generally being annoying.
04:33Look.
04:34It's the same face, though.
04:35Slightly clenched and squeezed.
04:47Somehow I knew this day would come.
04:50I am that cheerleading champ.
04:54Kind of weird.
04:56But also helpful.
05:01And we're back to weird.
05:03Again.
05:04What a time that was.
05:06The peak of physical performance.
05:08The respect of everyone around me.
05:10Except for you.
05:12Isn't that right?
05:13Mummy.
05:14Even supreme excellence wasn't good enough for you.
05:18Pointless.
05:18That was the word she liked to use.
05:21This might take a while.
05:23Countless medals and trophies, but she was never happy.
05:26I remember once, back in 89, we were...
05:28Great story!
05:29But I'm kind of pressed for time, and I need to learn how to cheer immediately.
05:33Can you help?
05:34I just don't think I could jiggle a pom-pom again.
05:38Too painful.
05:41Okay.
05:42Bye.
05:43Hang on, is that it?
05:44Aren't you going to beg for my help?
05:46I was a national champion, you know.
05:49Okay.
05:51Please!
05:52Please!
05:54Please!
05:54Well, if you're going to be that insistent about it, then...
05:58Yes, okay.
06:00Yes!
06:01You've currently saved my bacon, which is currently valued at £6,840.
06:09But if we do this, we have to take it the whole way.
06:12You must be prepared for that.
06:14Right.
06:14I am.
06:15When do we start?
06:17We have already begun!
06:21Wanderers are playing rovers later in the semis.
06:23Who's going?
06:24Not me.
06:25Skin.
06:26Yeah, me too.
06:27But it's cool.
06:28I've got a plan.
06:29Oh, it's not your tunnelling under the turnstiles plan again, is it?
06:32No.
06:33That was a stupid idea.
06:35I'm going to pole vault over the wall.
06:36You in?
06:37Uh, yeah, sure.
06:39Pole vaults don't give me nightmares at all.
06:45Uh, Connor?
06:47Whilst I'm like nothing better than to watch you both pole vault over the wall into a crowd
06:52of baying football fans, I can't.
06:55My rich auntie Vidalna's coming to visit.
06:57Rich.
06:58How rich?
06:59Loaded.
07:00Minted.
07:01Blinked.
07:01All of the above.
07:02Ooh, sounds like someone we should chill with.
07:04You know, get a few pointers.
07:05Agreed.
07:06Make the arrangement.
07:07She is a high-powered business tycoon.
07:10She doesn't have time to powwow with random teenage boys.
07:14Just a nephew.
07:16We're going.
07:17We can pole vault into his garden after the match.
07:20I'll just use the front door.
07:22Oh, yeah.
07:31Right, have you de-boogered?
07:32Uh, the keys are bat-free.
07:34And my tribal drums?
07:35Uh, fully dusted.
07:36Isn't this all a bit extra?
07:38Wouldn't Vidalma just be happy to see her family?
07:42Looking sharp, Breed.
07:43Why, thank you, Bear.
07:45Uh, what are you two doing here?
07:46I thought you were pole vaulting.
07:48Mmm, plan didn't work out.
07:50Yeah.
07:51So we came to see the rich auntie instead.
07:53Uh, where's the limo?
07:55And does it have a jacuzzi?
07:56Because I've bought my trunks.
07:57Connor, what have you been saying?
07:59Vidalma's not that rich.
08:08Love and light.
08:10Love and light.
08:11Come on, Mum.
08:11She can't be that bad.
08:16Ciao, familia.
08:18Business class was torture.
08:20But I made it.
08:23And look at you, Connor.
08:27You brought a little welcome party.
08:30A handy for Delma.
08:31Yes, this is Ben and Clanger.
08:33Two strapping lads.
08:35My luggage is in the boot.
08:37Mine the handles.
08:38They're embossed.
08:39Put them in by my serenity table.
08:42Serenity table.
08:43You're still into all that woo-woo.
08:46Brilliant.
08:47And the place is looking great.
08:49Thanks.
08:50We like it.
08:52At the end of the day, you've just got to ask yourself, is it livable?
09:02Which is equally fascinating.
09:04And then, of course, we move into the Princeton era, which we shall delve into in our next session.
09:10Fascinating.
09:11So now I move on to the action, you've been.
09:14First, I have unearthed my cherished cheer bible to help you on your journey.
09:18I've also included a potentially controversial section on the use of jazz hands.
09:23Something to digest.
09:25This is great.
09:26But when do we actually, you know, cheer?
09:31I didn't stay up till 4am dusting this thing off so you can just come in here and prance around
09:36the place.
09:37Silly me.
09:38Why would I expect a cheer in a cheer-in lesson?
09:39Thus, we must crawl, then walk, then run, then jump onto the top of a human pyramid.
09:47That is the only true pathway to elite cheering.
09:52Isn't there, like, one or two things you could show me right now?
09:55Something that might make it look like I've been cheering for seven years?
10:05I mean, who wants to sit on a beach in Spain all day?
10:09I was bored.
10:11But, thanks to my new business, Dig It Donuts.
10:17Tagline, donuts you dig.
10:20Genius.
10:21And what happens then?
10:23What happens when?
10:24After you dig them.
10:26They sprout into more donuts or something.
10:29Dig It Donuts.
10:31Didn't I have the idea when we were younger?
10:34Gosh, I can't recall.
10:37Did you do a business plan for it?
10:40No.
10:41Yes.
10:42Business is about hard work, Breed.
10:44Of course, you need some luck.
10:47And the secret ingredient...
10:50Is it...
10:51...cinnamon?
10:54No.
10:56It's the art of the business bluff.
11:00Never giving anything away.
11:02Yeah.
11:03That's what I thought.
11:04Bluffing?
11:05Isn't that just being dishonest?
11:07Who cares?
11:08Teachers.
11:09Yeah, we want to be loaded too.
11:11No, no, no.
11:12But I'm sure Fidelma is far too busy...
11:15I see a lot of potential here.
11:17I already know that Connor is so brains a lot.
11:20Ben.
11:21You've got the gift of the gab.
11:25And...
11:26...clangor.
11:28Oh, you...
11:32...seem...
11:33...like a lovely fella too.
11:36So why don't we start you all tomorrow after school?
11:39Hmm?
11:39Yes.
11:40Let the cashola roll up.
11:52Finally.
11:52We've been waiting to shoot hoops.
11:54Yeah.
11:55We have a big match, remember?
11:56We need to win to make it back into the top three.
11:59I can't.
11:59I have to study this.
12:01Study for what?
12:02Yeah.
12:03I thought you were supposed to be cheerleading.
12:05I know, but Holt's giving me this big boring manual instead.
12:09Seriously?
12:10How does that help?
12:11It doesn't.
12:12It's totally pointless.
12:14Bin it.
12:16Just find a costume and walk around in it.
12:18That's all your auntie really needs to see.
12:20I probably have an old one you can borrow.
12:23Yes.
12:24Outstanding idea.
12:27This will be a breeze.
12:32Pointless.
12:33Pointless.
12:33Pointless.
12:34Pointless.
12:35Pointless.
12:43It's Charlotte's old costume.
12:45From when she was ten.
12:48Aoife.
12:49Love the outfit.
12:52Why are you wearing a t-shirt over it?
12:54Is it a bit snug?
12:56It's the one I had when I first started.
12:59I can't bear to change it.
13:01Fab.
13:03Now show me all your trophies.
13:05How many has your team won?
13:06Er, you see, the truth is...
13:11Tell me I have at least one trophy to show for my £6,840.
13:17Or I'll be looking for it back.
13:22The truth is I don't have a team.
13:25What?
13:26The school don't do cheerleading, so...
13:30Er...
13:30I practice by myself.
13:32In the school gym.
13:34The dedication.
13:37You are my best investment.
13:40Can I see?
13:41Er, no, no.
13:44I'm not going today.
13:45Why the outfit, then?
13:47I wear it all the time.
13:49I love it so much.
13:51Oh, my heart.
13:55Adorable.
13:57That's...
13:57me!
14:05Move away, please, coppery car.
14:08Lads, if you want the perks of being rich, you've got to put the graft in.
14:13That's why we want to reach out and tell you about our new pineapple rental company.
14:17Now make sure you stuff the pamphlet right into the letterbox.
14:23This doesn't feel very corporate-y.
14:26Yeah.
14:27Don't we at least get suits?
14:29Listen, lads.
14:30This is how all the great entrepreneurs got started.
14:34I still do it to keep myself grounded.
14:38Do you know who I often meet when I'm out there?
14:40The postman?
14:42Lord Alan Sugar, star of The Apprentice.
14:46Brings him back to his roots.
14:48He loves it.
14:49Now, off you go.
14:50And if you do see Lord Alan out there,
14:53don't mention that the show is getting tired.
14:57He hates that.
15:01There she is.
15:03And still in the outfit.
15:05It's like a second skin.
15:07A very scratchy skin.
15:09You know, I always thought that you'd give up after one lesson.
15:13Never!
15:14It was two lessons.
15:16Amazing.
15:16And I cannot wait to see you perform at the chair meet tomorrow.
15:21Uh, what?
15:22What now?
15:23I had a little chat with your headmaster while I was waiting on the lads.
15:27Mr. Holt.
15:27I had a word with him about promoting cheerleading.
15:31I mean, no team.
15:33The school is not doing enough to support you.
15:36Really?
15:37What did he say?
15:38He was very apologetic.
15:40He suggested that he invite some other schools to give a chair demo tomorrow
15:45and that you take part.
15:47Oh, there he is now.
15:49Yoo-hoo!
15:53Bit constipated looking, but nice.
15:56Disaster.
16:00Achieve me.
16:01Tomorrow.
16:02Awesome.
16:03Can we come?
16:05Uh, no.
16:06We have a match.
16:07Uh, sorry, Aoife.
16:08We're busy.
16:09So is she, with us.
16:12Aoife, we need you there.
16:13Don't worry.
16:14It's OK.
16:15No need at all to completely panic.
16:19I'm so not in denial.
16:21But they're on at the same time.
16:23I can do both.
16:24I have to do both.
16:25Because if I don't, then I've got to somehow return 6,840 quid.
16:30I'm down my pay.
16:31But you don't even know how to cheer.
16:33What are you thinking?
16:35I literally don't even know.
16:37Which means it's time for a rewind.
16:41So I started off like, ooh, Auntie Fidelma's coming to visit.
16:45I'll just learn how to cheer or have to pay back a lot of cash.
16:496,840 pounds.
16:54And then Holt was like, respect the Bible thingy.
16:58And then Nilo was like, just find a costume and walk around in it.
17:01And then Holt was like, I'm drunk.
17:03Mummy issues.
17:04And then Auntie Fidelma was like, I cannot wait to see you perform at the chair meet tomorrow.
17:09Yay!
17:10But now the Vipers were like, we have a match at the same time.
17:13What are you thinking?
17:15Because I'm totally stuck, which is why I'm going to do this.
17:46Ah, Aoife.
17:48Sir, what could your visit possibly be about?
17:53Grovel mode activated.
17:55Sir, I apologise for throwing this informative manual...
18:00Bible?
18:00Bible into the bin.
18:02And for disrespecting the noble arts of cheerleading.
18:06It's just, I've been in this scratchy costume for days now.
18:10And I've just waded through bin juice.
18:13So please, can you teach me to cheer?
18:20I can see that you have been entirely strict of your dignity.
18:24Now, and only now, are you truly ready to learn.
18:29Rise.
18:32One, two, nine, ten.
18:34Yes, yes, yes.
18:35Again.
18:37Yes, sort of like that, but good.
18:40Position two.
18:41Position three.
18:42Position nine.
18:43Position four.
18:44Two, nine, four, eight, two.
18:46Yes, you're getting confused.
18:48Again.
18:48Again.
18:49Yes, I like that.
18:50No.
18:51No.
18:51Good.
18:52No.
18:53Don't do that.
18:54I don't like that.
18:55Yes.
18:55Good.
18:56Yes.
18:56But less like a woodland animal.
18:58And again.
18:59And again.
19:00Yes.
19:01Yes.
19:01Exactly.
19:02No.
19:03No.
19:03Again.
19:04Sorry.
19:07Oh.
19:08Oh, thank you very much for giving me this lever.
19:10No, listen.
19:11I want to talk to you about donuts.
19:13Get like you like donuts.
19:14Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
19:24Right.
19:25Get up.
19:26That's it.
19:27Really?
19:28You think I'm ready?
19:30Much as I would like to be disappointed, your tuck jump rocks and your facials sell it, girl.
19:38Keep it simple and there's a reasonable chance you won't make a fool of yourself.
19:42Oh.
19:50My serenity table.
19:52Well, you weren't using it for anything important, were you?
19:55I could murder a cappuccino, by the way.
20:01Oh.
20:07Is it raining?
20:09Yeah.
20:10It's raining water.
20:11Do you know what it's not raining with?
20:12Money.
20:14Three days now.
20:15And all we've got is blisters.
20:17I had seven.
20:19Which I have to burst.
20:26Character building stuff.
20:28Oh, great.
20:29Well, when's the bank balance building stuff?
20:31Oh, I have to take this.
20:40Cappuccino.
20:42Oh, you're soaked.
20:44Yeah, nothing to show for it.
20:46We've been scammed.
20:47We need to circle back and unionise.
20:49You mean she hasn't paid you yet?
20:51I mean, at least we're getting free doughnuts.
20:53Oh, lads, I forgot to mention that you owe me for three boxes of doughnuts.
20:58But don't worry, I'll take it out of your pay when you hit your target.
21:03Oh, that's a cappuccino.
21:05I asked for a latte.
21:07I'll be through there.
21:10Right, that's it.
21:11I've officially lost it.
21:13Wait, I'm sure there's a way that you can stay zen and we can get paid.
21:17How?
21:17I find plain old blackmail always tends to do the job.
21:21Quidge, let's get him sitting down.
21:23This is bad.
21:24I think he's going under.
21:26Why is it so dark?
21:29Mummy!
21:30What's going on?
21:32His blisters have gone septic.
21:34Oh, he's burning up.
21:36Is the ambulance on his way?
21:38Just calling them now.
21:39Yes, ambulance, please.
21:41This could be lethal.
21:43Thank goodness you have insurance.
21:45You do have insurance for hiring minors.
21:48Of course she does, Mum.
21:49She wouldn't support child labour.
21:52Yeah, that would ruin her business.
21:54Well, only if we told everyone about it.
22:12He seems to be feeling better now.
22:15I always feel better after I get paid.
22:19At least my niece is trustworthy.
22:24The game starts soon.
22:26Yeah, and we need this win, so your plan better work.
22:29Don't worry.
22:30I've got everything figured out.
22:32Kinda.
22:34The game starts in two minutes.
22:36There you are.
22:37You better hurry up.
22:38You're on in ten minutes.
22:40Okay, um, I'm just gonna go warm up.
22:54What's that?
22:56Sarah?
22:57Sarah!
22:58Sarah!
22:58It's good!
22:59Here, we are.
23:01Here, see you, sir.
23:02Yay!
23:04Sarah!
23:17Where were you?
23:19Just warming up. I'm ready now.
23:22Relax, they're behind.
23:24Some girl just dislocated her shoulder doing a backflip.
23:27Take five.
23:28OK.
23:39Yes!
23:40Zara, step off!
23:44Now, do you want to eat this?
23:47Yes, Eva!
23:49Zara.
23:50You can't go now. The game's too close.
23:52I'll be back. I promise.
24:00What's with the headband?
24:03Nothing.
24:04Can I cheer now?
24:06Not yet.
24:06They're just popping the shoulder back in.
24:09Yeah!
24:11Ew!
24:12Oh!
24:18Oh!
24:30Zara's the boss!
24:32Yeah!
24:40You've missed your slot.
24:43OK, so this is awkward.
24:46You know how much I love cheering?
24:49Yes.
24:50Well, I also love basketball, too.
24:54Grand.
24:55I see what's happening here.
24:57You do?
24:58You do?
24:59You don't want to let your team down.
25:01I admire that.
25:03Yeah.
25:04That's right.
25:06Phew.
25:07I'd still love to see you cheer, though.
25:10Do the routine now.
25:12Heh.
25:13Right now.
25:15Here.
25:16Yeah?
25:17Come on.
25:18For me?
25:19Time for you to seize your moment.
25:23Wait.
25:23Holt actually believes in me.
25:25Maybe I can do this.
25:27I can be the best cheerer ever.
25:28Let's go!
25:34Woo!
25:40Woo!
25:42Woo!
25:44Woo!
25:46Woo!
25:48Woo!
25:49Woo!
25:50Woo!
25:51Woo!
25:51Woo!
25:52Woo!
25:53Woo!
25:53Woo!
25:55Woo!
25:56Woo!
25:56Woo!
25:58Woo!
25:58Woo!
26:09Oh, my God.
26:31Just flew too close to the sun.
26:34I killed it, right?
26:40Yeah, so I've never actually ever cheered in my life.
26:45At all. Ever.
26:48Wow. Really?
26:50So now that Aoife has told the truth, Connor...
26:57We're sorry for slightly blackmailing you.
27:00On the upside, I think I've mastered the art of the business bluff.
27:06Well, this has been a fun visit, but I need to get going.
27:11I have to return the car to the rental company.
27:16I really am sorry, you know.
27:18Apology accepted.
27:19By any chance, is my sorriness worth £6,840?
27:23Not a chance.
27:24But I will accept instalments of five quid a week.
27:29But I'll probably be paying that till I'm, like, 40.
27:3243.
27:3343.
27:35Oh!
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