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04:01Can I get through here me? No, no, no, you have to go back. You have to go around. Alright,
04:07calm down
04:11Don't say
04:22Palisades, that's where Uncle Caleb works, right? Yeah, that's I heard
04:26Should we go and say hello?
04:28Well, it's not really the sort of place you just rock up
04:33Is it really killed a man with a bear in it in Iraq you tell you that must be true
04:47I've said I'd pop over to Owens and deal with a branch for it. Do you want to come with?
04:50Oh, no, no
04:51I got stuff to do at home. All right
04:53Stuff in the real world or the virtual world original homework actually
05:01Can I get a new motherboard what how much is that gonna cost say 300 300 quid? Yeah
05:08Oh, you don't have to wait till your birthday for that. Right. Okay. See ya
05:29Last time you were up there your dad and me were sat out drinking beer
05:33He's probably trying to sell you something you didn't want
05:36He was all right your dad for an Englishman
05:42Vets came over last week for the TB test. Oh, yeah, Austin
05:47Uh, new bloke
05:49Roger something
05:51Inconclusive
05:52So they're running more
05:53Oh, well
05:55Wait till then then
05:56Could be all right
05:58Meantime, I'm locked down for the foreseeable
06:01You just want to run a line of electric across the top field
06:05Just in case
06:06Sure
06:09We'll be making more from the eggs soon
06:12What do you make of the van then?
06:15Oh, it's lovely
06:16Very colourful
06:17Gwen's idea
06:19It was that or glamping
06:20You're diversifying aren't you? There's nothing wrong with that
06:24I don't know, Nate
06:26Mortgage to the gills
06:28Bank won't lend us another bean
06:29Yeah, tell me about it
06:32Maybe we should sell up like Bill Turner
06:34You don't mean that
06:35You got a fair price?
06:37Yeah, from who? Some storage company?
06:39He told me they got fairground equipment
06:41Big wheels and bumper cars and that
06:43Yeah
06:44Said you gave him a third degree
06:45Well, it affects us all, doesn't it?
06:48I was a storage company, one with a farm anyway
06:51Check didn't bounce
06:54I got a letter off an agent last week
06:57I own a farm of ideal size and specifications, apparently
07:03I hope you threw it in the bin
07:07Of course
07:12You want this lot chopped up firewood size?
07:15Yeah
07:29Thanks so much, Nate
07:31Can't afford tree surgeons these days
07:34Guys, did he tell you about the inconclusives?
07:37Yeah, I say there's no sense in panicking
07:39Until you've had the results
07:41No
07:45How are you doing, Nathan?
07:46Me? I'm fine
07:48Johnny?
07:50Well, Johnny's always on his computer, you know
07:52Playing those games
07:54Playing those games
07:56There you are
07:57I've not had a chance to wash them yet
07:58Some Welsh cakes for Johnny
08:00Oh
08:02Why are you spoiling us?
08:03Oh, just as good on the inside
08:05Never mind joking, thank you
08:24This is my dad
08:28Scott Foley
08:29Nathan Williams
08:31I'm here about the barn
08:33I must be the only person left who doesn't use TripAdvisor
08:37Oh, well
08:38You might want to start
08:39We haven't rented that barn out for a while
08:43A while
08:44Can I recommend you to the skillet
08:46In the village, about a mile down the lane
08:49Maybe a bit less
08:51Okay
08:55Am I still in England or
08:57Is this Wales?
08:58Oh, well
08:59That depends which map you read
09:04Sorry
09:05Do you mind telling me when you stopped renting out the barn?
09:09Yeah, about two years ago
09:10When my wife died
09:52I'm sorry
09:55No, sweetheart
09:55I don't know.
10:29I don't know.
10:31Nathan?
10:32Nathan?
10:32Is that you, Gwen?
10:33Owen!
10:34Owen!
10:35Let me in!
10:37Nathan!
10:38Oh!
10:40Owen!
10:42He's...
10:43He's...
10:44He's...
10:44He won't let me...
10:46He's locked himself.
10:47He's Owen!
10:47Owen!
10:48He's locked!
10:49Come and sit down.
10:50He's locked.
10:51You come and sit down.
10:52I can talk to you.
10:53Sit down.
10:54Stay there.
10:57Owen!
11:02Oh, Christ, man.
11:03Don't do...
11:04Don't do that!
11:05Let me in!
11:05Don't do that, Owen!
11:07Talk to me!
11:08Let me in!
11:09Let me in here!
11:10Let me talk to you!
11:11Come on!
11:16Oh, shit!
11:19Oh, shit!
11:24Oh, shit!
11:26Oh, shit!
11:34Oh, Christ!
11:39Oh, fuck!
11:41I got you, I got you.
11:45Come and sit back here.
11:48That's it. Back you come.
11:50Back you come.
11:52Here you go.
11:53Here you go.
11:55All right, breathe deep.
11:56Breathe deep.
11:58I'll call an ambulance.
12:21All right, Tom.
12:23I'll come and see you as soon as I can.
12:36In the old days, there'd be a detective for a firearms death.
12:40Poor Owen will have to make do with me.
12:44There'll be a post-mortem, of course.
12:46Yeah.
12:48Have to be.
12:49The law requires it.
12:52For such a tidy man, he made a complete mess of it.
13:06Got to extend that fence down by the river.
13:10Badgers?
13:10No livestock.
13:11Poor old Owen left a handful of inconclusives.
13:13I don't want them wandering over the boundary.
13:17We'll need to book a test.
13:19Want me to call the vet?
13:20Yeah.
13:21Thanks, Fab-o.
14:15I'm the cleaner, I help around the house and the eggs.
14:22It's terrible what happened.
14:25What's your name?
14:26Eva.
14:27What were you doing here, Eva?
14:28Cleaning. I didn't want Mrs Thomas to think I was taking advantage.
14:32God forbid. So are you cleaning now?
14:35Because it looks to me like you're hiding.
14:38I don't want to speak to the police, okay?
14:40Why not?
14:42None of your business.
14:49What are you doing here?
14:50I'm a neighbor.
14:52I'm a neighbor.
15:32All right, Johnny.
15:33All right, Mr Williams.
15:37Hello, Rhys.
15:38Hope it's all right me bringing Johnny back.
15:40Yeah, much appreciated.
15:41Saved me a trip.
15:42Yeah, you're going to be well late.
15:44Well, sorry, he's not wearing a helmet.
15:46I usually carry a spare.
15:47Well, he's all right, isn't he?
15:49Where are you working now, Rhys?
15:51Odds and swords, a bit of house painting work.
15:54How are things at home?
15:56Well, Dad's still away.
15:59Mum's in and out of hospital and, well, the Sadie's.
16:24I'll see you at home.
16:26All right, bye.
16:30Let's go.
16:57Let's go.
17:30Let's go.
17:31Yes.
17:32We were in debt.
17:35Have we been in the red before?
17:38Probably more often than not.
17:41I don't get it.
17:42He seemed more resigned than worried about the tests.
17:47He'd already given up.
17:50He just hid it well.
17:53Yeah, he did.
17:54Too well.
17:57Why, Nitha?
17:59Why didn't he tell me?
18:02We shared everything.
18:04This life's a struggle, isn't it?
18:08Every day.
18:09We must be mad.
18:13Certifiable.
18:21Would you look in on the farm, Nitha?
18:24Yeah, I already have.
18:26Check the herd and the isolates.
18:28They're all separate.
18:30My cleaner, Eva.
18:32She helps with the eggs.
18:34Right.
18:35She'll feed the hens and stock up the supply,
18:37but if you could just see if she needs anything.
18:39Yeah, no problem.
18:44He, er, he talked about selling up recently.
18:51Yeah, yeah, he did, er, did mention something.
18:57What's your take on it?
18:58Selling the farm?
19:00Owen and me, we, well, we knew it was farming.
19:04I couldn't fathom it.
19:07But now?
19:09Well, there's no rush.
19:11The bills will be piling up.
19:12I don't know where anything is.
19:14I don't even know where he kept the cheque book.
19:18Assuming there's any money in the account.
19:21Well, I'll tell you what.
19:23Why don't I lend a hand with the admin and all that
19:26until you decide what you want to do?
19:31Thanks, Nitha.
19:32All right, love.
19:41Oh, brutal!
19:43Oh, you are brutal, mate.
19:45Hey, you should go pro with this stuff.
19:46Oh, yeah, right.
19:47No, I'm serious.
19:48Pro gamers are getting paid more than footballers nowadays.
19:56Oh, Sadie.
19:57She's doing my head in.
20:05You, er, you've always liked her, haven't you?
20:09No.
20:10No?
20:12Bit.
20:14Yeah, well, er, you know, you should come over and see her.
20:17Now that we're back in touch, I mean.
20:19Oh, I see her every day.
20:20Yeah, that's school they make, isn't it?
20:22That's different.
20:23I suppose.
20:25I heard she likes you too.
20:26Fuck off.
20:29Right.
20:29Best be off, killer.
20:31Don't do anything I wouldn't do.
20:32That leaves you with very few options.
20:34Oh, okay.
20:35Oh, yeah.
20:37Could you, er, could you do me a favour?
20:40Could you?
20:44Look after this for me.
20:48What's in it?
20:49I don't know.
20:51I'm holding on to it with some bloke.
20:54Personal effects, he says.
20:55What does that mean?
20:56I don't know.
20:57Private stuff, I suppose.
21:00Can you look after it for me?
21:02Keep it safe?
21:04Rhys, I don't like not knowing what's in it, you know?
21:08It's just for a day or two.
21:10Three at the most.
21:11Why can't you keep it?
21:12You know where I live, mate?
21:14Fucking junkie central.
21:16I was burgled three times last year.
21:21I'll owe you.
21:26Fine.
21:27Go.
21:30Nice one, mate.
21:32See you in a bit, yeah?
21:33Okay.
21:34Bye-bye.
21:46Can you sign this position for us?
21:48No, no thanks, mate.
21:49I'm just going for a pint.
21:53Wanna know the trick about palisades?
21:54No, thanks, love.
22:02How now, Nath?
22:03Free country.
22:05Mind you, I sincerely hope they're not blinding cats to make moisturiser.
22:09Unless they use my neighbour's cat.
22:10Big fat bastard keeps pissing on my dafts.
22:14The job's come in handy, though.
22:16The job's saved this town's arse.
22:19Saved my brothers.
22:21See him again?
22:22No, I've got to be off.
22:22Johnny's at home.
22:23Oh.
22:24See ya.
22:25Hello.
22:31Hello, Ebba.
22:33Sorry if I seemed rude earlier.
22:36Can I buy you and your friend a drink?
22:38No, thanks.
22:38Can you go home?
22:40Go home?
22:41No, I'll go home.
22:42No, I'll go home.
22:47Mind if I...
22:51So, I spoke with Gwen.
22:53I'm going to keep an eye on the farm.
22:55You know.
22:55Just make sure the stock are taken care of.
22:58Right.
22:59So you just carry on with the cleaning and the eggs,
23:02and I'll pay you on Friday.
23:04Okay.
23:07Look.
23:08I get it.
23:10You're worried about your job.
23:13You can always come and clean at my place if you want.
23:16I warn you, though.
23:17It's a bit of a horror story.
23:23You pay me Friday?
23:25Yes.
23:26Yep.
23:27I'll bring it around, uh, one o'clock.
23:29Come on, Betsy!
23:31Come on, Betsy!
23:32Come on, Betsy!
23:34Come on, Betsy!
23:35Come on, Betsy!
23:38Come on, Betsy!
23:40Come on, Betsy!
23:57Come on, Betsy!
23:58You okay?
23:59Yeah, I'm fine.
24:01I didn't know you were still in touch with Rhys.
24:04I wasn't.
24:08You always had your eye on your sister, Susie, didn't you?
24:10Sadie.
24:10No, I didn't.
24:11I don't.
24:14I stand corrected.
24:17She's in your class, right?
24:18I don't know.
24:29There.
24:30They made her repeat to you.
24:32She's really, really smart.
24:34Just missed loads of school, so...
24:36All right.
24:43Is that our farm?
24:45No, it's next door.
24:47Where'd you get it?
24:49Public records.
24:50It's no big deal.
24:54Are you gonna buy it?
24:55No flies on you, are there?
24:57I'm thinking about it.
25:16What?
25:36I don't know.
25:37I don't know.
26:09Here we go.
26:11All right.
26:11See you later.
26:12See you later.
26:12Ta-da.
26:14Yeah.
26:16See you later.
26:20Hi, Sadie.
26:21Johnny.
26:22Morning.
26:22Morning.
26:25Mr. Williams, can I have a word about Johnny?
26:29Yeah, of course.
26:30Thanks.
26:40Oh, hello, Eva.
26:42Pavel?
26:43Hey, Nathan.
26:45You two met before?
26:48Poland is such a small country, we all know each other.
26:52No, we not met before.
26:54Oh, right.
26:55Oh, I asked for that, didn't I?
26:58Back to work.
26:59Yep.
27:00Taste.
27:05I would like to accept your offer.
27:07Oh, great.
27:08I'll bring some cleaning products in, in case you're running low.
27:11Looks like you are.
27:14Pavel said it's you and your son.
27:16Uh, yeah.
27:17Johnny.
27:18That's right.
27:20I have a daughter, too.
27:21Alice.
27:22She's in France at the moment.
27:26How long has she been there for?
27:27A couple of years now.
27:29She didn't take my wife's death, her mum's.
27:33Uh, she just wanted to get away from it all, I think.
27:36Maybe.
27:36I don't know.
27:37Connect with her mum's roots and that.
27:39She was French, your wife.
27:42Yeah.
27:43Yeah, she was.
27:45Well, if you need anything else, just, just ask.
28:09And here's the shanty.
28:11I'm sorry, Slav.
28:11And here's the shanty.
28:18Hi.
28:19Dad, did you ever scoff the other day?
28:21Oh, yeah, of course.
28:23Well, you took my advice, then?
28:25Yeah.
28:26I did.
28:28Food's great.
28:29Room's great.
28:30Doris is great.
28:31I know you were thinking I'd fobbed you off.
28:33Cross my mind.
28:35You dressed very smart from a man on holiday.
28:38I was seeing a client down here.
28:39Ah, right.
28:41What is your line of business, if you don't mind me asking?
28:43Finance.
28:47By the way, Doris says this is definitely Wales.
28:51Oh, well, there's no higher authority than Doris.
28:54See you.
29:02Liz Roberts wanted a word earlier.
29:06She said you'd been underperforming a bit and that you totally dropped the swimming, which was news to me.
29:12Well, what else did she say?
29:14She said that you look tired a lot.
29:17And that, er, well, he's just not the Johnny she knows.
29:23Is that a fair assessment?
29:26Look, I know that gaming is important to you.
29:28And I know it's not a solitary pursuit because all your mates are online.
29:32Oh, Dad, please. Jesus.
29:33But one thing's for sure, those clever bastards who dreamt up Minecraft and Fortnite,
29:39who did the programming and the rendering and whatnot, they had to work bloody hard to get where they are.
29:44Yeah.
29:45Yeah, I suppose so.
29:46So, new rule.
29:49No gaming after nine, Monday to Thursday, and you pick up the swimming again.
29:54What?
29:54You're good at it, Johnny.
29:59Okay, fine.
30:01I'm gonna happen.
30:06I'm gonna run, Johnny.
30:07I'm gonna run there.
30:24It's not really.
30:39Oh, my God.
30:58PHONE RINGS
31:00Eva?
31:01Sorry to call so late.
31:03I was at Gwen and Owens.
31:06Gwen asked me to get a checkbook and I didn't have time in the morning.
31:10What's happened, Eva?
31:11I'm going down the lane and I passed three cars going the other way.
31:34Right. The police are on their way. I got all your registrations.
31:39I'll be helping them with their enquiries unless you all fuck off right now.
31:44Go on.
31:49Don't just look at me. Get out!
31:51Come on now, mate.
31:53Alright, come on. I'm trying to go home. Get out.
31:55Come on. Off you go.
32:01Come on. Get out of here.
32:05Oh, Jesus Christ, Johnny.
32:08Jesus Christ.
32:14How do you even know all those people?
32:16I told you I don't.
32:18Rhys knows them. We met them in the pub.
32:21Knows everyone.
32:22What were you thinking?
32:26I'm sorry, Dad.
32:31It stinks of pot in here.
32:35I'm glad you think it's funny.
32:37Come on. No one calls it pot anymore.
32:40Oh.
32:43I know your mum used to smoke a bit.
32:47That's what mum told me.
32:49I also know how you got nicked in Australia as well.
32:57Thailand.
32:59We met in Australia.
33:01We got busted in Thailand.
33:02Oh.
33:04So you got around then?
33:05Yeah, yeah.
33:06That is.
33:07Wasn't my plan.
33:09Wasn't fussed about seeing the world or anything.
33:10But, um.
33:12I came back from Plumpton.
33:13I'm expecting to work with my dad.
33:16Not for him.
33:18Anyway, one day I'd had enough.
33:20Month later, I'm on a ranch in Queensland.
33:23Trying to find the courage to speak to the lovely French girl behind the local bar.
33:30I can't see mum, Pullen Piles.
33:32Of course, yeah.
33:33She held her own, too.
33:35The locals were a rowdy bunch.
33:41After that, we went travelling.
33:43I called home from a bar on Koh Samui on a Saturday morning.
33:47Dad would always answer the phone in Anders Street to mum.
33:50But, um, she answered.
33:52He said he'd been dead a week.
33:55So, that was that.
33:56We came home.
34:01What about Uncle Caleb?
34:04Well, he joined the Marines by then.
34:33Deadly?
34:33Deadly?
34:34Deadly?
34:37Deadly?
34:38Deadly?
34:38Open him?
34:48I know it seems a bit crap and a bit previous, but I'm just worried about Gwen selling to these
34:52people black mountain estates what makes you think she's going to we share an access road
34:57drainage two streams cross our farms i'm vulnerable to what to dirty tricks getting forced out choked
35:05off oh a hostile take of a bit you think i'm being paranoid don't you a lot of arable land
35:11is being repurposed well i built turners i built turners bloody storage oh whatever's going on
35:16over there they made um team planning applications apparently i tell you what's not going on up
35:20there is farming sadly there's a lot of farming not going on all over the country trying to fight
35:26back i know this is a few years from now there won't be a farm worth that ain't from here
35:29to
35:29anglesey buying owen's place could be financially disastrous what you think i couldn't run two
35:35farms i think you've remortgaged three times in ten years to keep your farm afloat and that tells a
35:39story turn to profit the last two years fairly can i get a loan for a deposit mason potentially
35:48potentially yes but as your bank manager of i don't even want to think how long
35:55i would have to advise you that buying another farm is
35:58fucking nuts
36:11looks like you're finally getting your mitts on always please then christ knows you've waited
36:16long enough beneath you gentlemen beneath you
36:23stop
36:30right now
36:3342 and a half kilos boys 40 of two and a half kilos 106
36:37four five half 106 20 620 50 650 680
36:43hey hey hey hey 101 101
36:47come to some of you pummel a man for a frozen chicken
36:50420 420 50 480 480 bid 124 85
36:55all the way one two five all the way one two five
36:59fancy a pint these are two of them boys 47 kilos
37:02850 often sold under 850
37:05i heard you were there at the end with owen
37:10what else do you hear nothing why you okay yeah fine
37:20want to talk about owen no shame in it you know first week in matana i see my nco bleed
37:28out in a
37:29so-called armored vehicle okay what do i do i i block it out bottle it up never happen until
37:34one day i can't
37:36out it comes in the supermarket by the by the frozen meat and i'm telling
37:41andy the assistant manager all about it embarrassing but uh next day i'm i'm a new man light as a
37:49feather
37:51that's how i stopped drinking
37:54drinking heavily i mean
37:58well i appreciate the brotherly advice but i'm fine thank you
38:06you put this on yeah talk to you now hmm no no i gotta get johnny
38:17the ship's in the night aren't we oh whose fault is that see ya
38:35night
38:37all right jane insult to injury in a what bloody farmers present company accepted
38:44glad to hear it they don't just kill him illegally they try and make out their roadkill
38:48yeah one you might fall for yeah he's taking the piss back
38:56that one of yours james are you kidding are you
38:59your budget and barely stretched the radios and alone drones
39:03have you seen it before then yeah a couple of times
39:07all the best oh yeah yeah i'll see you later
39:18ever hello
39:20i finished housework early so i thought i cook you dinner
39:24oh wow thanks smells fantastic doesn't it that's nice isn't it
39:28it's ready sit
39:32i made pierogi it's a polish dish you'll see
39:37will you be joining us i have to get off
39:42i hovered and dusted changed the bed sheets and washed the windows
39:48bed sheets i found the bedding in the cupboard by the bathroom
39:53oh yeah that's right you sure you won't stay no thank you i have to go
40:04see you tomorrow
40:05yeah thank you see you
40:13are you sure you won't stay
40:16well i'm just being friendly whatever a bit old-fashioned johnny what
40:21well boys and girls can be mates you know get on doesn't have to be anything more look at
40:27well i'll see you and sadie
41:16Dad, stuff's gone missing from my room. She must have taken it ever.
41:19What stuff?
41:20It's just some money I saved up, all right?
41:21Mum, what are we talking?
41:22That's not the point. She stole it.
41:24Where is he, Tiger?
41:24Who is she anyway? Where does she come from?
41:26Because she could be anyone, an illegal...
41:28Johnny!
41:28Why did you let her in our house?
41:30All right, calm down. Tell me what's missing and we'll start from there.
41:34It's just some money, like I said.
41:36Right then, we'll call her up and have an help with her.
41:42Bruce?
41:42You're fucking kidding me.
41:45I don't get it. How?
41:47Peter, I don't know. It's just gone twice. It's gone.
41:51Well, can you come over now?
41:54Let me call you back, all right?
42:00Uh, look, it's fine, that.
42:02Um, probably overreacting. I must have just put it somewhere.
42:05And I don't know where it is, but, uh, find it, all right?
42:08Okay.
42:29It's the bloody cleaner ever.
42:31It has to be.
42:31We talk about the most obvious place to stash something.
42:34I'm sorry, Rhys.
42:35Yeah, so am I, mate!
42:36Give him a fucking break, Rhys.
42:43What are you playing at?
42:44What the fuck are you playing at?
42:45You're too fucking hard on it, Rhys.
42:47I don't care.
42:52See you, Johnny, yeah?
42:53Bye bye, CD.
43:32We'll sort it, don't worry.
43:35Right.
43:36For now, let's not panic, all right?
43:38Let's not stop pointing fingers.
43:48There is something you could do for me, actually.
43:53Could you take this to the raglan?
43:55It's for a guy called Dan, who works bare in reception.
44:06There's drugs in here.
44:10It's just a bit of weed, Johnny.
44:13All right?
44:13It's not crystal meth.
44:14It's not going to bring the cartel down on us.
44:19Look, if you're caught, and you won't be,
44:22just say a guest left at the pub,
44:24and you're returning it, all right?
44:26Easy.
44:30Right, okay.
44:32Okay.
44:33Catch you in a bit, yeah?
44:34Okay, bye.
44:35Bye.
44:39Bye.
44:40Bye.
44:41Bye.
44:41Bye.
44:42Bye.
44:43Bye.
44:46Bye.
44:46Bye.
44:53Bye.
44:55Bye.
45:08Bye.
45:09Bye.
45:19Bye.
45:45Bye.
45:54Bye.
45:59Bye.
46:02Bye.
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