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Amandaland S02E04 Big House
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00:02Well, this is now my fifth time of calling and the street view picture of my house is still up
00:06on your site.
00:07Is it just outside your house?
00:09No, it's not just outside my house. I'm visible all the way up the street.
00:13Sorry, what do you want me to do about it?
00:15Um, excuse me? One minute.
00:17Well, ideally, I would like you to send the street view car back to take another photo,
00:21because the current one is deeply compromising.
00:24Okay, I'll have a word with my supervisor.
00:26Yes, please do talk to your supervisor.
00:28Do you want me to call you back?
00:30No, I'll hold.
00:34Ridiculous.
00:35Oh, I did not know that was there.
00:40Wow.
00:41So that's what's behind that big hedge.
00:44Hello?
00:45Yes?
00:45My manager said he can raise the ticket.
00:47Right.
00:47But he said don't get your hopes up.
00:49Okay, well, that is very disappointing, and I shall be taking my 360-degree viewing elsewhere.
00:55Is there anything?
00:56Um, could you just help me with this?
00:58I just need a moment to cool off.
01:09Oh, are they new kicks, Mal?
01:11Well done.
01:12Not that I was looking at your legs.
01:13I was.
01:14Mummy.
01:15Sorry about my mother.
01:16She buys her HRT on the dark web.
01:18In answer to your question, and yes, Ned decided he needed to upgrade to a pair of predators,
01:23and I've reached the age where I will accept my son's hand-me-downs.
01:26And what's wrong with those?
01:26They look brand new.
01:27Don't get me started.
01:28JJ and Abs are paying him to babysit Isla.
01:31Now he thinks he's Daddy Warbucks.
01:32I'm sorry, your son is being paid to look after his own sister.
01:35Yep.
01:36Okay, I'm going to say something very controversial.
01:38Oh, God.
01:39I don't believe in paying your children to look after your other children.
01:42No, you're not going to get cancelled for that.
01:44I'm sorry, but in my family, you were looked after by the older kids until you were old
01:48enough to look after the younger kids.
01:49And then the older kids had their own kids, by which point the younger kids were the older
01:53kids, and they looked after the older kids' kids, and then the whole thing just continued
01:56again.
01:56Is it over?
01:57Well, I am lucky enough to have my darling mother here.
02:00You know, it actually cost me money to babysit, once you'd factored in the cab fare, and I often
02:06have to bring my own wine.
02:07I have wine.
02:08Yes, but in a box.
02:09That was one time.
02:10I should really take advantage of having Darius at home more, because me and Chris have just
02:14been itching to try that new Indian that's taken over from where Shin used to be.
02:18Not for me.
02:19I'm a loyal customer of Pride of Punjab in Park Royal.
02:23Owner loves me so much, he invited me to his wedding.
02:27Have you got a new dog for you?
02:28Nah, poor old Hugo's mummy had a fall, so I said I'd look after her pets, so she got out
02:33of the hospital.
02:33That is sad.
02:34Yeah, my aunt took a fall once off a harbour wall.
02:38She was largely unhurt, but she got a terrible fright, and the subsequent PTSD that she suffered
02:43was a contributing factor to the breakdown of her marriage.
02:46Huh.
02:47Right.
02:47Does anybody know where 43 Ben Canton Road is?
02:53I've got to pick up Hugo's bed and feed Elspeth's cat.
02:55Yeah, that's the end of our street.
02:57I know Elspeth.
02:58I used to cut a massive hedge.
02:59Wait, that's who lives in the big house with the massive hedge?
03:02Yeah.
03:03Huh.
03:03What big house with the massive hedge?
03:04I can't picture it.
03:05I'll show you what's the street with you.
03:07You know it when you see it.
03:11Have we lost our powers of description?
03:14You know, hon.
03:15The big house with the massive hedge.
03:20Yo, got a bubble tea for Ned?
03:21Oh, yeah.
03:23Cheers, bro.
03:24Here's a tip.
03:25Cheers, mate.
03:26Nice one.
03:27I'm sorry, but how much money is your son actually making?
03:32Hi, kids.
03:34Ooh.
03:34Take the dogs.
03:35Wait outside.
03:36I'll be two sets.
03:37Martin, take the poo bags, please.
03:38Fine, but it's five quid for every poo of what to pick up.
03:40Don't suppose I could stick my head through the door fee just for the sneakiest of peekiest?
03:44You sure you should go in?
03:45You know she has cats.
03:46Yes, I know she has cats.
03:47She has a cat allergy.
03:48I don't have a cat allergy.
03:49I just didn't get on with that one specific cat.
03:51Do you want to come in, mummy?
03:52Why would I want to go into an old cat lady's house?
03:55Suit yourself.
03:57Coffee.
03:58Right.
03:59All right, here we are.
04:02Oh, wow.
04:03She's kept all the original features.
04:06I'm getting serious fine tingles.
04:09Could see my high horse in this hallway.
04:15Aslan, dinner time.
04:19Shut the front door.
04:20Is that a grand piano?
04:22Oh!
04:24No, thank you.
04:27Hello, Aslan.
04:28Do you want some poultry soup ring?
04:30Oh, this place is gorgeous.
04:33How did I not know it existed right under my nose?
04:36Well, that hedge could do with a bit of a trim.
04:38It's pretty dingy.
04:39Fee, so much potential.
04:41Come on.
04:42You could definitely introduce some Scandi accents here.
04:48What a shame about the kitchen.
04:49It's such a pity they ripped out the original.
04:52Still, I mean, just so good.
04:57Absolutely stinks, and it's just gorgeous.
05:01Oh, what a lovely garden.
05:04Yeah, I'm sure it'll be a real wrench for Elspeth to leave it.
05:07She's leaving?
05:08Yeah, since her fall.
05:09I think she wants to be closer to her family.
05:11So sad.
05:13So, so sad.
05:15Purely as a thought experiment, I wonder what a house like this goes for.
05:18Don't know.
05:20Yeah.
05:26Come on, mans.
05:27Let's get a wriggle on.
05:29Yeah.
05:31Mum, you owe me £10, by the way.
05:33Oh, right.
05:35What happened to your neck, Amanda?
05:37Swell blotching?
05:38It's not, it's fine.
05:38I just caught the sun earlier.
05:40You know what, Fee?
05:40I would be more than happy to take over your cat feeding duties.
05:44Honestly, it's the least I could do for a neighbour in need.
05:47So you can pop round to feed a cat, but you won't pop round to feed me.
05:50OK, one you've barely eaten to, you're always at my house, Mummy.
05:53It's really not a hassle, Fee.
05:55Well, if you don't mind, mans.
05:57No.
05:57That'd be really helpful.
05:59Yes.
05:59I love me some community spirit.
06:02I know.
06:03Somebody give me that OBE.
06:08Oh, you shouldn't have.
06:10This ain't for you.
06:12Oh, thanks.
06:13Anyway, I was wondering if I could have some credit for my phone.
06:16That's what your pocket money's for.
06:17Yeah, I know, but I've spent it.
06:19What about the cash from your babysitter?
06:21I guess I've spent it as well.
06:22On what?
06:22I don't know.
06:23Nothing, really.
06:24All right, I think we need some lessons in budgeting, mate.
06:26You're going to teach me about budgeting, yeah?
06:29I'm good with money.
06:30Great with money.
06:30Yeah, very good.
06:31Yeah, yeah.
06:33Exhibit A.
06:33You pretty much only eat takeaways, Dad.
06:35Okay, but those leftovers, they're like a free meal,
06:39so I'm basically saving money.
06:41I'm the money-saving expert.
06:46Okay.
06:47We should probably call JJ.
06:54Right.
06:54Well, we're just in that new curry place if you need us,
06:56and I've told Nev she can stay up to watch the wheel if she wants,
06:59and the twins can have a bowl of cereal if they're still hungry.
07:01No worries, but just, you know, I do charge £15 an hour.
07:04Since when?
07:05That charge is £10 an hour to look after one kid,
07:07and I'm offering £15 for three.
07:10Seven quid a head.
07:11Bargain.
07:11How are you still so bad at maths?
07:14No, I am not paying you to babysit your brothers and your sister.
07:18Fine.
07:19I guess I'll just go see Georgie, then.
07:26Chris, take off your spanks, we're staying in!
07:30Bye, Fran.
07:33Here's your dinner.
07:34Oh, it stinks.
07:37Oh!
07:40Oh!
08:04Look at us, lad.
08:12Right, so, best way to monitor your spending is to go through your bank statements, okay?
08:16So we'll use my last month as an example.
08:20BP Garage, that's £45 for petrol.
08:24That goes under travel.
08:28Forbidden Planet, £3.30.
08:30What's that?
08:31Batman comic.
08:31How old are you?
08:33Abigail, you're literally sucking on a frub.
08:36Do you go through your bank statements every month?
08:38Oh, me? No.
08:39Usually quite strict with my spending.
08:41I probably should do it more often, though.
08:43So, we have a payment to UK Terp Limited.
08:47£7.99.
08:50Yeah, I'm not sure what that is.
08:51Abs, do you know what UK Terp Limited is?
08:53Uh, no.
08:54Hmm.
08:55I'll highlight it to check later.
08:56How you getting on, Mal?
08:58Pfft, um...
08:59Well, that's a lot of money you spend at a pride of her job.
09:01No wonder he's invited me to his wedding.
09:03Bloody paying for it.
09:07Hey there.
09:08Hi, I'm looking for Elspeth Hopkins.
09:11I'm her neighbour.
09:12Bay four.
09:13Straight down there.
09:14And can I just say, so much gratitude to you for your service.
09:17I lived my road in the COVID clap for the NHS back in the day, so...
09:21You're welcome.
09:24So, basically, Nick introduced Trilby the Jackal Soul...
09:28...to a male suitor.
09:30It was absolutely disastrous.
09:32OK.
09:34All right, Amanda, what are you doing here?
09:36I just came to see how Hugo's mummy's doing.
09:39Hello, Elspeth.
09:40I'm Amanda.
09:41I'm feeding your cats.
09:43We live on the same street.
09:45Aren't you the woman with the Tesla that stretches the charging cable right across the pavement?
09:50No.
09:52No.
09:52I don't even own a car.
09:54That's how green I am.
09:55I just wanted to drop by and share some piggies of your gorgeous cats.
10:03How is he?
10:06Living his best lives.
10:08But, boy, does he miss his mama.
10:18Your hand looks really big in that picture.
10:21Yeah, I have big hands, Bea, and I'm quite self-conscious about it.
10:24So, I love your house, by the way.
10:26Well, your kitchen is very much the only room I've been in.
10:30Yeah.
10:30My husband made all the cabinets himself.
10:33Yeah, before he lost his arm.
10:35Oh.
10:36In the war?
10:37No.
10:38We were born in the 50s.
10:39A computer server fell on him.
10:42Wow.
10:43Well, your kitchen is lovely.
10:48When we moved in, the whole place was really grotty.
10:51But over the years, we've done a lot of restoration and remodeling.
10:57Yeah, sweet.
10:58So sweet.
10:59Oh, in case you got bored in here, I bought you a book by my favourite author.
11:06Do you know Penelope Lively?
11:08Oh, Lively's terrific.
11:10Yes, Queen.
11:12She is the absolute OG.
11:15Oh, never had you pegged as a big reader, Amanda?
11:18Well, what can I say, Fee?
11:21I'm hard to peg.
11:23Many people have tried to peg me over the years, but I'm basically unpeggable.
11:28That's what I should call my autobiography, unpeggable.
11:32Why don't we get a round of coffee, Fee?
11:34Yeah, all right.
11:34I'll have a latte, please.
11:36And Elspeth?
11:38I'm going to say Earl Grey.
11:40Good guess.
11:41Yes, please.
11:42Okay, so it's a latte, Earl Grey.
11:44I'll have a sparkling water.
11:46I think there's a machine by the lifts.
11:49Thanks, Fee.
11:50Right.
11:51I'll be right back.
11:52Okay.
11:53Fee?
11:54Would you shut the door?
11:55Thanks.
12:04Who keeps doing this?
12:07It's empty!
12:11Right, Darius, I'm just nipping to the corner shop to get some milk.
12:14Are you asking me to babysit?
12:15No, I'm asking you to watch the kids while I nip to the corner shop.
12:18Okay, well, rounded to the nearest hour, I'd say that's about 15 quid.
12:21But, because we're firm, I'll do it for 750.
12:23It's only at the end of the road.
12:26Fine.
12:27I'll just go to the library and revise.
12:30See ya.
12:33Little faker.
12:51Sorry, Amanda, I asked you to shift these catalogues.
12:55Yes, I know, Daniel.
12:56Can you not see?
12:57I'm in a flow state right now.
12:59Is that a time-of-the-month thing?
13:03No, I'm working on ideas for a new kitchen.
13:05When inspiration hits, Daniel, you need to be ready for it.
13:08Oh, hello, Mrs. Sanderson.
13:10Mummy!
13:10I was just passing from Chelsea.
13:12And I wondered if you wanted to get a Bloody Mary.
13:15Ooh.
13:16It's 10.30.
13:17Is it?
13:18Oh, God.
13:19Well, surely she's entitled to a bruncher.
13:22Oh, Mummy, I'm sorry.
13:23Can we put a pin in it?
13:25I promise I'd pop in and see Elspeth.
13:27Why?
13:27She's just a bog-standard old woman.
13:29Elspeth is in hospital, Mummy.
13:30And who are you?
13:30Lady Di?
13:31You're up to something.
13:32Mummy?
13:35No.
13:36Elspeth's really interesting and wise.
13:40Just excuse me for making time for other people.
13:43Also, Amanda, can you please sort out those samples?
13:45I don't have time, Daniel.
13:47Visiting starts in half an hour,
13:49and I promise sweet Elspeth I'd bring her a copy of the Radio Times.
13:52See you Saturday, Mummy.
13:56How's it in your kitchen?
13:58Did you have any thoughts about the extractor?
14:00Call me a taxi.
14:02No.
14:06OK, I made you a photo montage of Aslan.
14:10Just to keep you company.
14:12Oh.
14:14Is this Brahms?
14:18I adore Brahms.
14:20What?
14:23OK, this is getting weird now, Elspeth.
14:26Are we basically the same person?
14:29No, I'm a huge fan of Brahms.
14:32I just wish I got to see him live.
14:34I am so lucky to have met you.
14:36I feel like I've found a new little sister.
14:40Sister?
14:41Niece.
14:42Great niece, even.
14:44But, yeah.
14:45This sums up what I love about our community.
14:48Just such a shame we might have to leave Soha.
14:51Who's Soha?
14:52No, it's what the property experts call South Halston.
14:55Oh.
14:55Yeah, I just can't find anywhere big enough for my family.
14:58I've got two growing teens.
15:00It's such a shame, because if I could stay on our road forever, I would.
15:05Well, I'm actually thinking of selling.
15:09Stop, Elspeth.
15:13Why would you sell a place like that?
15:15The stairs are not getting any easier, and I wouldn't mind being nearer my son.
15:20Aging process is a son of a bitch.
15:24No offense to your son, of course, or you.
15:27Well, if you really mean it, Elspeth, then, well, I would love to throw my hat in the ring.
15:35Well, we'd have to have it valued and everything.
15:37Yes, oh, yes, yes.
15:38But I would gladly offer you first refusal.
15:42Can we hug?
15:46Oh, gosh.
15:47Sorry, I think I just pulled out your line.
15:50Yeah.
15:52It will probably be a complete internal refit, plus a wet room.
15:56Okay, okay, great.
15:57I'll see you Friday.
15:59Thanks, Gary.
16:02Getting some building work done there, man.
16:04I'd appreciate it if you didn't listen in on my private conversation, Mal,
16:07but in answer to your question...
16:10Yes.
16:11Because it looks like I might be moving.
16:15Really?
16:15Where?
16:16I can't really go into the detail, but it's close.
16:20Very close.
16:22Like, end of the road, on the corner.
16:28Elspeth's house?
16:30How can you afford Elspeth's house?
16:32She wants a quick sale.
16:34Plus, I'll do a lot of the work myself, put it on Insta.
16:37Who doesn't love a hot blonde in a hard hat?
16:39Just ask Annika Rice.
16:42I actually had my first wet dream about it, Annika.
16:46Mal?
16:48TMI?
16:49Come on.
16:50Hi-ya.
16:51Hello.
16:52That is an awful lot of dogs for you.
16:53I know.
16:54It's mad.
16:54Once you start walking someone else's dog, things really snowball.
16:59Oh, sorry, snowball.
17:00I wasn't talking about you.
17:01We've got a neighbour who wants a new dog walker, haven't we?
17:03Oh, yeah.
17:04What's your going rate?
17:05I don't charge.
17:06I just do it as a favour.
17:07It's hardly work, and I've got to do it for Hugo and Bobby anyway.
17:10If you're mental, you could be making a killing.
17:11You don't have to monetise kindness, Abigail.
17:14I don't charge to help Elspeth, and yet I feel so rewarded.
17:19Mans, I literally work in a food bank.
17:21Well, female abs.
17:23Hey.
17:24And cherry.
17:25So lovely to see you.
17:26Mummy.
17:28Mummy?
17:31Hey, get out of there.
17:32Does anybody want any Cali mush?
17:34I needed some for a recipe, but they only sell it in two kilo bags.
17:37You know that's just black pepper.
17:39Really?
17:39Why are you both buying seasoning?
17:41I'm on this economy drive.
17:42I was going to have a go at making my own curry tonight.
17:45God, rather you than me.
17:47My idea of cooking is adding some ice and maybe an olive.
17:50I mean, I know I'm going to save money eventually, but these spices...
17:53Please.
17:55It's to spend less money on powder and Ibiza.
17:58Speaking of economy drives, bank call back.
18:01They don't know what UK Terp Limited is either.
18:03Well, maybe it's a scam.
18:04You can't be too careful.
18:05I once lost £80,000 to something calling itself national insurance.
18:13Oh, right.
18:16Dad's sag paneer, fake away.
18:19Courtesy of TikTok.
18:21Dig in.
18:33Yeah, no offence, Dad, but I think we're going to have to find savings elsewhere.
18:38Spent £40 on spices.
18:39I'm going to keep going until I get it right or it kills me.
18:42Yeah, whichever one comes first.
19:02It's 4.30.
19:03What are you doing?
19:04I couldn't sleep.
19:06I've just been through all of our statements.
19:08We've been paying UK Terp Limited £7.99 a month for the last eight and a half years.
19:17That's £814.98.
19:20For what?
19:21Who are these people?
19:22What are they doing for me?
19:23I think you need to come back to sleep, babe.
19:25That's it.
19:26I'm cancelling the direct debit.
19:28Okay, then.
19:32You'd be surprised.
19:33The amount of people who want free quotes on houses, I've not even bought yet.
19:37No.
19:37Yeah?
19:38Yeah?
19:40That's crazy.
19:41No, well, this is very much my crib, so, yeah.
19:44Well, look, I mean, we could probably put a port-a-loo there.
19:46That way we wouldn't have to use your toilet.
19:48Okay, great.
19:50Like your cat?
19:51Yeah.
19:52Yeah, he loves it down there.
19:54Very, very end of the garden, as far away from the house as possible.
19:59Oh, wow.
20:01Yes.
20:01Oh, this is so nice.
20:04I've worked around here for years.
20:07I didn't even know it was here.
20:09Yeah.
20:09God, look at those original features.
20:12Yeah, no, this house is perfect.
20:16Definitely want to rip out this wall, though, and if you just come through here, this is the room I'm
20:20desperate to get started on.
20:21Wait till you see it.
20:22Yeah.
20:23Where do you even start?
20:25I just do not understand how anyone could live with this monstrosity.
20:29What?
20:31Oh, hi, Elspeth.
20:36How long have you been standing there?
20:38They discharged me this morning.
20:40Oh, wow.
20:41What's wrong with my kitchen?
20:43Nothing at all.
20:44I love it.
20:45You said you were going to rip it all out.
20:48Yeah, because it needs to be completely rewired and then I'm going to put it all back exactly how it
20:54was.
20:54Full rewiring jobs is a lot of money.
20:57Yeah.
20:57Well, we are ripping out that wall, so...
20:59Oh, excuse me.
21:00Who are you?
21:01I'm Gary.
21:01I've just given a quote on some building work.
21:04Who are you?
21:05This is my house.
21:07You told me you were the homeowner.
21:08I am.
21:10Very much in the process of becoming the homeowner.
21:13Oh, for sake.
21:15Are you that very noisy, please?
21:17Gary, you haven't even done anything, Gary.
21:25I'm so happy to see you back home, Elspeth.
21:28I'm looking so well.
21:30Wow.
21:31I haven't even moved out and you're already demolishing my house.
21:34Not at all.
21:35I'm simply...
21:35You said it was a monstrosity.
21:42Okay, fine.
21:44Hands up.
21:44If you want the truth, Elspeth.
21:47I hate this kitchen.
21:49It's a horrible colour and it's very badly laid out.
21:54And yes, the first thing I'm going to do is rip it all out and skip the lot.
21:57And I'm sorry, Elspeth, if that's not what you want to hear,
22:00but I think you of all people get it
22:02because that's exactly what you did when you moved in here.
22:05That was different.
22:07Well, it wasn't, though, was it?
22:10You changed this house into your home.
22:14You wore it in like a pair of lovely old leather shoes.
22:20When I look at this house,
22:23I can see my kids playing the piano
22:26and my one-armed husband building his own kitchen.
22:32Oh, but you're absolutely right, Elspeth.
22:36I am selfish
22:39because I just want a bigger house
22:41to finally have
22:42the space to get my own cat.
22:54It's good.
22:57It's good.
22:58Come on.
22:59Has your internet just gone down?
23:04Right.
23:05That's what UK term was.
23:09Boy, we're in the middle of a game.
23:15Sorry, Blade.
23:22You all right here, Amanda?
23:23Never been better.
23:24What's wrong with your face?
23:26Nothing, Abigail.
23:27It's awfully poffy.
23:28Please don't body shame me, Anne.
23:29I have a touch of hay fever,
23:30but otherwise I'm slaying it.
23:32In fact,
23:34breaking news,
23:37I'm moving.
23:38You're leaving so well.
23:39Oh, Anne.
23:40Oh, thank God.
23:41Jesus.
23:41I'm buying Elspeth's house.
23:43Oh, wow.
23:44I'm finally getting
23:46the Georgian proportions I deserve.
23:48Yeah.
23:49I and Senuous
23:50are entering our elite era.
23:53Wow.
23:55You all right, Amanda?
23:57I'm thriving, thank you.
24:00So, good news.
24:01I've set up a new direct debit.
24:03Internet should be switched back on,
24:04hopefully by Monday.
24:05Okay, great.
24:06What's the bad news?
24:06So, the £7.99 per month thingy
24:09was a start-up deal
24:10from nine years ago.
24:12Um, our new contract,
24:14£62 a month.
24:16Fuckers.
24:17Yeah.
24:20He's still coming
24:21for coffee after us, Bobby.
24:23Doesn't Elspeth need you?
24:26Right, for starters,
24:27she's out of hospital now.
24:28And secondly,
24:29why are you being so hard on her?
24:30You're the one
24:30that's got a hard on for her.
24:31Are you jealous, Bobby?
24:32Well, of course I'm jealous.
24:34But, Bobby...
24:34You barely know the woman
24:35and you're by her bedside.
24:37When I was in hospital
24:38for my nip-tuck...
24:39It was a hip replacement, Bobby.
24:40Well, they nipped the old one out
24:42and tucked the new one in.
24:43But you didn't visit me once.
24:44What are you talking about?
24:46I did visit you.
24:47You did not?
24:47I did.
24:48I literally slept on your floor
24:49for two days.
24:50I don't remember that.
24:51Yes, because you were
24:52off your face on morphine.
24:54Look.
24:57Oh, God.
24:58Delete that immediately.
25:00If you want.
25:09What's this?
25:10Oh, I'm going out to dinner.
25:11And I've hired Ned
25:13to babysit tonight.
25:15Why?
25:16Because he's cheaper than you, Darius.
25:18And I can spend my savings
25:19on Papa Dom's.
25:20Now, I'm going on a hot date
25:22with my hot husband.
25:23Come on, Chris.
25:24We're leaving!
25:24Hey!
25:27What?
25:28No.
25:29You're babysitting me.
25:31Market forces, isn't it?
25:34Yeah, I've tried
25:37antihistamines,
25:38eye drops,
25:38nasal corticosteroids.
25:41Er, nothing's working.
25:44Oh, God.
25:46Did you just have me
25:46an ambulance?
25:53Fee.
25:54God, look at you.
25:55I'm a bit teary myself.
25:57I'm so sorry, Amanda.
25:59Huh?
26:00About Elspeth.
26:02What about Elspeth?
26:04She died.
26:05What?
26:07Apparently,
26:08she slipped in her garden,
26:09trying to pick up
26:10her cat's balls.
26:11Nobody knows
26:12why they were there.
26:13Oh, my God.
26:15I know.
26:17It's brutal.
26:20Do you know
26:21if she mentioned
26:22anything about me
26:23before she died?
26:24Or the house?
26:26You were probably
26:27the last person
26:28she talked to.
26:34Sorry.
26:35I just need a minute.
26:37Yeah.
26:44Oh, Jesus.
26:45Shit.
27:15Oh, Jesus.
27:16Shit.
27:16I love her.
27:17I love her.
27:17The lait載,
27:17true.
27:17Amen.
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