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Jimmy heads to The Woolpack to drink his problems away and rebuffs the villagers' attempts to comfort him. Scarlett and Carl eventually drag him out of the pub and Jimmy bemoans the bad luck that has struck his broken family.

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00:00Don't you think you should call it a day?
00:04No, I don't.
00:05Look, I know you've had a tough couple of weeks.
00:08I don't want your sympathy. I need a drink.
00:11I'm not going to serve you any more alcohol.
00:15A drink, barman!
00:17Don't you think it's time you went home?
00:19Oh, put a sock in it.
00:21Oh, come on. You've got a big day tomorrow.
00:24That's why I need a drink.
00:25What I don't need is advice from the sugar plum fairy
00:28and a pompous old hoaf like you.
00:33I think you need to go home.
00:36Oh, come on. Get off me!
00:39What are you lot looking at?
00:42It's what it's got to be like tomorrow.
00:45Come for a good go, cry a few crocodile tears
00:48and then go home and say how much he deserved it.
00:51Sounds about right.
00:54I don't care if you all hated him.
00:57He was my brother.
00:58But I loved him.
01:00Come on, Jim.
01:00I think you've heard enough.
01:02You should never have got involved in this family.
01:05Come home.
01:06You'll be ruined like the rest of us.
01:09What are you doing?
01:10Taking you home, you idiot.
01:12Right. Nothing to see here. Nothing to see.
01:18You go first.
01:20What is your problem?
01:21I want me brother back.
01:23For goodness sake, Jimmy.
01:25Why us again?
01:27Just, just keep walking.
01:29Do you need a hand?
01:30It's not all right.
01:31Are you sure he looks in a bit of a bad way?
01:33He's fine.
01:34We just need to get him home.
01:35Come on.
01:36Thanks.
01:37Come on.
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