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00:32Do you want me to give that sun being a buff-up?
00:35Yeah, yeah, if it works, then, yeah.
00:36I think I might give it a little wipe down from the inside, yeah.
00:38Erm, yeah.
00:41Here's a case.
00:43You all right, Dad?
00:44Yeah, I'm fine, you know.
00:45Well, under the circumstances.
00:48You worried about my summers?
00:49I mean, it's got to be any day now.
00:51Yeah, amongst other things, yeah.
00:53Don't worry about how things will pick up for us.
00:55I've got a good feeling about today.
01:02Hello.
01:03It's all right.
01:04You all right?
01:05Yeah, fine, I just want to have black coffee and I'll show you this.
01:08You know you like black coffee?
01:09I don't.
01:10I hate you.
01:11You're mad, you are.
01:13Now, two of these and four of those.
01:15I told you to deliver the first thing.
01:17You're actually a few of the mates.
01:19Well, those won't do you any good, you know.
01:21Yeah, you're right.
01:22Better make it six.
01:23Go on.
01:24I'll see you later, all right?
01:25And you're going to tell me, then?
01:26Tell you what?
01:27Well, why are you having a black coffee?
01:29This feels like a black coffee, Dan, that's all.
01:31All right.
01:32Phil, please.
01:33What can I get you, Frank?
01:34Frank, I'm a bit busy.
01:35See you later.
01:35I just want to the world with Phil.
01:37Phil?
01:38Phil!
01:40He'll have to get down the market soon.
01:41See him doing his rounds.
01:43You know, it was us.
01:44Nah, they could be from anybody.
01:46That's the beauty of it, innit?
01:47Keep him guessing.
01:48Much further, though.
01:49But it won't cheat.
01:50He'd be furious.
01:51It's amazing how simple it is to order stuff off those little numbers, you know.
01:54Yeah, I wish I had a credit card in my own, though.
01:57Mind you.
01:58I suppose I've got one now.
02:16Phil, slow down, mate.
02:17Just want a quick word.
02:18Yeah, we'll make it quick, Frank, will you?
02:20Yeah, I was just wondering, you know, is it still over tonight?
02:23Yeah, I suppose so.
02:24Oh, good, good, good.
02:26Have you, er...
02:28Have you got everything, er, that you need?
02:31Yeah.
02:31I've got everything I need.
02:32Good.
02:36Er, what time are you going to do it?
02:38Late.
02:41Is, er...
02:42You know, is there anything I can do at all?
02:44Yeah, as it happens, there is, er...
02:46I don't want any full tanks.
02:47Keep a bit of petrol in here, but not too much.
02:49I don't want it getting out of control.
02:50I, er...
02:51I thought it's what we needed.
02:53Yeah, well, he's out of control, he's out of control.
02:55Frank, we shouldn't even be talking, er...
02:57Just let me get on with this, eh?
02:58Phil, Phil.
02:59You are going to do this, mate, aren't you?
03:01Frank, I said I'd do it, all right?
03:03If there was any other way...
03:04Frank, get back the work, yeah?
03:06Yeah.
03:07Yeah.
03:13Well, Grant, we need some more light owls.
03:14We're a bit low.
03:16More light owls, Grant.
03:17I heard you.
03:18Well, what is it?
03:19Something I've done?
03:21No, it's just this place.
03:22I don't seem like I've had a day away from it in months.
03:25Yeah, well, America was hardly an holiday, you know.
03:27Yeah, no, I'm sorry.
03:28It's just one of those Monday morning feelings, I suppose.
03:30On a Tuesday?
03:31Dead or worse.
03:33I'll tell you what, why don't you and I go out for a meal tonight
03:35and go on to a club, eh?
03:36Well, who'd run the pub?
03:37Well, Steve could manage.
03:38Well, Steve's taking the night off.
03:39Come on, Sharon, just one night.
03:41Ding.
03:42Nigel.
03:43All right.
03:43Well, Nigel could do it, eh?
03:45No, he couldn't.
03:46Of course I could.
03:47Do what?
03:47Well, we need a night off.
03:49I need a night off.
03:50Sharon doesn't think we can leave the pub.
03:52Oh, right.
03:52Well, why don't you decide in that?
03:54Take the butchers at this.
03:56It looks like a reference.
03:57Yeah, it is.
03:58I wrote it up myself.
03:59I thought you might sign it for me, both of you.
04:01You know, local publicans, pillars of the community and all that.
04:04Pillars of the community?
04:05Well, I don't see why not.
04:06What's it for?
04:07I'm looking for a house for the family.
04:09Probably going to need a couple of references, right?
04:10And you thought of us untouched.
04:12Of course I'll sign it if you think it'll do any good.
04:14Great.
04:15Got to take my responsibilities seriously now, ain't I?
04:17Yeah, of course you have.
04:19You'll be getting yourself a sensible cardigan soon, won't you?
04:21I'll leave it out.
04:22Oh, and don't forget the carpet, slippers and pipe.
04:24Take no notice of him, Nigel.
04:26There you go, mate.
04:26All right, I'd better be off.
04:27Turn out, then.
04:28Thanks for the reference.
04:29See you.
04:29Pleasure.
04:29Cheers.
04:31I'll make you to the pub tonight, you go out.
04:33But I wanted to go out with you.
04:35Well, if you want a night off, you'll have to settle for a poor second.
04:37How about Phil?
04:41I want to work with you.
04:42Oh, what, here?
04:43In front of the world and his wife?
04:45I don't think so.
04:46You're the one who stands to lose face, not me.
04:48I've got nothing to be ashamed of.
04:49That's rich coming from you.
04:51Look, if this is going to turn into a slangy match,
04:53can we do it some other time?
04:55Only I've got to get back to work.
04:56You're a lying little slapper, Carol Jackson.
04:59You've got it.
05:00David ain't Bianca's father, not in a million years.
05:03Oh, really?
05:04And what makes you so sure?
05:07Because I know me son.
05:08Because I know you.
05:09You've had more traffic through you than the Blackwall Tunnel.
05:12I mean, let's face it, dear.
05:14You haven't got a clue who Bianca's dad is.
05:16You're just trying to find an easy hook to hang your coat on.
05:20There.
05:20That didn't take long, did it?
05:25Here, Sanch.
05:25All right, Richard.
05:26Is it my birthday?
05:28You know it isn't.
05:29Have I just come out of hospital?
05:31Richard, what are you talking about?
05:32Have I just had a baby?
05:33Mate, you ain't making sense.
05:36So, what's it all about?
05:38Don't worry.
05:38Just forget it.
05:44Keeps to my flat.
05:45I want them back.
05:45I ain't got them, haven't they?
05:46I want them back.
05:47You heard her.
05:48Blender.
05:49Suicide.
05:50What do you look up to with him?
05:51Nothing.
05:52Shouldn't you be doing something useful?
05:53Like being at work?
05:54Day off.
05:55You look like death.
05:56Thanks.
05:58I don't expect you wondered what happened to me this morning.
06:00No, not really.
06:01I saw the state you were in and the Vic last night.
06:04Yeah.
06:05This letter came this morning.
06:08We got the old lot.
06:11Oh, so it seems.
06:12Yeah, well, there was no doubt, really, was there?
06:14So, we share the store, yeah?
06:15Yeah, 50-50.
06:16Providing we can prove it's all legit.
06:18I thought you said it was.
06:19Yeah, we just got to apply for ownership.
06:20You know, fill in some forms, stuff like that.
06:22Do you think you can manage that?
06:23Yes, I don't think so.
06:24Yeah, well, stop me if I'm going too fast for you, won't you?
06:27Oh, hello here.
06:28Hello, Pat.
06:29Your surface, then?
06:29Yeah, looks like it.
06:31Everything all right?
06:32Yeah, fine.
06:34Oh.
06:35I'll put the kettle on.
06:39David, I think we should sell the store to Mark.
06:41Ian.
06:41I mean, is that okay with you?
06:42No, not really.
06:43Look, this is important to me.
06:44I want time to think about it.
06:46Oh, what is there to think about?
06:47I thought you wanted to sell it.
06:48Oh, it's a bit early in the day for all this, isn't it?
06:50Oh, well, you're obviously not in a fit state to talk about anything, are you?
06:53I'll meet you in the Vic at lunchtime, all right?
06:55All right.
06:57We're going out tonight.
06:58If you want.
06:59Don't sound so excited.
07:00If you want to go out, we'll go out, all right?
07:02That's what I said.
07:03Fine, sorry.
07:06This came today.
07:07It's from the building society.
07:09And?
07:10Got the loan if I want it.
07:12Oh, that's brilliant.
07:13Well done.
07:14Should we go and celebrate tonight?
07:15Yeah, I suppose.
07:16You've got to make the most of your free time when you're back on that stall.
07:18If I go back on the stall.
07:20I thought you said Ian was really keen and you've got the money.
07:22Yeah, well, I'd like to get that money, didn't I?
07:24Oh, so what?
07:24You'll have the stall.
07:25It's exactly what you wanted, Mark.
07:27Don't be such a pessimist.
07:28I find it really hard to be optimistic about the future, actually.
07:31Come on.
07:34Especially when I base it on a lie.
07:37I'm sure you're not the first person to lie about their HIV and you won't be the last.
07:41I can't even believe you.
07:42You're feeling guilty about this.
07:44I ain't feeling guilty.
07:45Yes, you're feeling guilty.
07:50Okay.
07:51Hello, Nod.
07:51Could you sign this reference for me?
07:53It's for a landlord, you know, in case Debbie and I get a place.
07:56No, I don't see why not.
07:57Probably look what a maker you're turning into, ain't you?
08:00I'm just trying to take my responsibility seriously, that's all.
08:02Just a mess to cut a dude, Nigel.
08:05I hope you invested in a pair of carpet slippers and a poet.
08:07Why does everyone say that?
08:08Why can't I have a real life and all without people taking the mickey?
08:11I'm only teasing, will you?
08:13Come on, get this here.
08:16Well, I hope it helps.
08:18All right, cheers.
08:20And don't be so sensitive.
08:22Yeah, okay, thanks.
08:23There you go.
08:30You never win customers with that attitude, you know.
08:33I'll tell you what, it is fate worse than death out here.
08:35I don't know how my dad stuck it for all those years.
08:37I'm soaking.
08:38Your dad was never at me, Adam, when he was on this storm, you know.
08:41If it came a close second.
08:42Yeah, that's true.
08:43Yeah, I got a letter off to the solicitors this morning.
08:46It's just as I thought, me and David, half each.
08:49Yeah, well, it's only right, I suppose.
08:50You're still going to sell, aren't you?
08:52Oh, we're looking at all avenues.
08:53Yeah, well, you know how badly Mark wants this pitch.
08:55It's important to him.
08:56Yeah, well, if we decide to sell, Mark can make a formal offer.
08:59You always have to play the big tycoon, don't you?
09:02Even out here.
09:03Uncle Arthur, I'm just stating our position.
09:04Me and David, we haven't decided if we want to sell the pitch yet.
09:07Yeah, well, you're obviously not cut out of this sort of life.
09:09You ought to give Mark first refusal, he's family.
09:12Hang on, I offered him a job and he chucks it back in my face.
09:14Yeah, and when you found out that he was interested in buying, you tried to outprice him.
09:18Why do you play these stupid games, Ian?
09:20What games?
09:21Mark's just acting on his best interest, I'm acting on mine.
09:24Now, I don't see how you fit into all this, so why don't you leave it to us lot to
09:26sort it out, eh?
09:28Yes, love?
09:29Yeah, well, drop by this afternoon.
09:31Two's fine, yeah.
09:32Great.
09:33We'll see you then.
09:34Bye.
09:35Are you all right, son?
09:36Yeah, the woman likes to look at a Citroen.
09:38She's going to drop by this afternoon to give it a run-around.
09:40Oh, that's good news, boy, good news.
09:44You all right, Dad?
09:45Oh, I've got this splitting headache, boy.
09:47I just can't seem to shift it, you know.
09:50She seemed really keen, you know.
09:51I think she's going to buy it.
09:52I told you it was going to be a good day, didn't I?
09:55You did, son.
09:56You certainly did.
09:57I'm glad I've caught you, Mark.
09:59I wanted to have a chat.
10:00Sounds ominous.
10:01No, not really.
10:01It's just David and Ian.
10:03They've got half each of Pete's stalls.
10:04Yeah, well, that's what you thought, wasn't it?
10:05Yeah, now, are you still planning on buying it?
10:07Yeah, I reckon so, yeah.
10:08Have you got the money?
10:10Got myself a loan, didn't I?
10:12Hey, that was quick.
10:12They didn't waste much time.
10:14Didn't tell them I was HIV, though.
10:16Oh, I see.
10:17How'd you feel about that?
10:19I want you to have that stall, Mark.
10:21Let's hope Ian and David see it that way.
10:23Yeah, I don't know which one of them I trust the least.
10:25That it?
10:26Yeah, I'm sorry.
10:27I was just being nosy.
10:28I just wanted to know what your plans were.
10:29And you don't mind how I got the money?
10:31No, of course not, son.
10:32Just don't get out of your debt, that's all.
10:35Got used to being out of my debt for a long time ago, Dad.
10:53You all right, bro?
10:55Yeah, I'm all right.
10:56What are you up to tonight?
10:58What do you mean?
10:59Have you got anything planned?
11:00Well, nothing that I know of.
11:02Well, fancy a lad's night out, sink a few beers and go on for a curry?
11:04No, not tonight.
11:06Come on, I've just got to hit with Sharon.
11:07No, I ain't in the mood.
11:09I don't tell me Kathy fancy a cosy night in, does she?
11:11No, no, I just don't fancy it, that's all.
11:12What am I supposed to do?
11:13Well, Nigel will go with you, won't he?
11:15He's too busy playing out with your family, this idea of a good night out.
11:17He's flicking through wallpaper catalogs.
11:19Come on, bro, I've done that, it's down.
11:20No, I can't just leave you, will you?
11:22Oh, so you have got something on, haven't you?
11:24What are you having, Dad?
11:27I'll have a large scotch, please.
11:29Listen, I'll best get on.
11:30Oh, thanks for the support.
11:31Just tell us what you've got on.
11:32I told you, I've got nothing on.
11:33In that case, why can't you come out with me?
11:35Oh, I would just a quiet drink, yeah.
11:37And a curry.
11:38Yeah, coffee about eight.
11:40Nice one.
11:42That's all and all.
11:43Sorry, mate, I had to freshen up a bit.
11:45Give us a scotch, please, darling.
11:46After last night, you don't give up, do you?
11:48Look, have you thought about something in the store?
11:50Do you want some peanuts?
11:50No, have you?
11:51There you go, one ten, please.
11:53One ten, right, money.
11:54Cheers, thank you.
11:55Well, let's see that.
12:00Have you thought about selling a pitch?
12:02Yeah, I have.
12:03I ain't sure that you and me can't make a go of it.
12:05What's that make a go of?
12:06It's a flaming fruit and veg stall.
12:08It did all right for some.
12:09Oh, look, it's hardly what you call a big time, is it?
12:11Look, I don't know how you tie it down to that.
12:13Look, it's a prime pitch.
12:14We'll get a good whack if we sell it.
12:15It makes sense.
12:16It makes sense to hang on and all.
12:18Oh, I can't believe you won't keep it.
12:20Look, why do we have to sell for the first bloke that comes along, eh?
12:23Why can't we sit tight and see what happens?
12:26Anyway, the store could be something to build on.
12:27What?
12:28Look, this is the first concrete thing I've had in my life for ages.
12:31Look, if we sell it, you can walk away with five grand in your pocket.
12:34Look, and I know where that would go and all.
12:36Oh, David, I'm not that good with money, mate.
12:38It's got this little habit of running away from me.
12:39Anyway, I think I can make a go of that store.
12:41Mark is talking about 10,000 for that pitch.
12:4410,000.
12:45Look, you don't give a monkey's about the store.
12:47I know you don't.
12:47Why do we have to rush into a deal with Mark, eh?
12:49Why can't we just wait?
12:58Want anything on the cheese?
13:00No, no, it's fine.
13:01The cheese, the cheese.
13:02Suck it, please.
13:06Keys.
13:07Told you later.
13:12Cup of tea, love.
13:14All right?
13:14Yeah, yeah, yeah.
13:17Ain't you two got nothing better than doing than doss around here all day?
13:20I don't think we have if we now.
13:22Don't think so.
13:24If they get on your nerves, boot them out.
13:26You've got my blessing.
13:27Well, if they don't order, what would you like?
13:29Wouldn't you like to know?
13:35All right, Rich?
13:36Yeah.
13:37Hey, want to wet the baby's head, then?
13:39What baby?
13:40The one you gave birth to this morning.
13:41You told me.
13:42Oh, no.
13:42You haven't left it home alone, have you?
13:44Just get us a pint, will you?
13:45Yeah, all right.
13:46Sharon, pint of lager, please.
13:48So, what's it all about, then?
13:51Flowers.
13:52Flowers.
13:53Three bunches delivered this morning.
13:55Each one with a card.
13:58From a secret admirer.
14:00Who's that, then?
14:01Oh, I don't know.
14:02I don't know.
14:02That's what bugs me.
14:03Hey, what about that Bianca?
14:04Shh.
14:06Right.
14:07There you go.
14:07Cheers.
14:08Just keep your voice down.
14:09Hey, she was wild over you, man.
14:11Hey, man.
14:12It can't be.
14:12All these 50 quid's worth of flowers, then.
14:14She can't afford them.
14:14Anyway, she's hardly the secreted type.
14:16Well, it looks like you've got a secret admirer, then, doesn't it?
14:20No, I think it's just a mix-up, you know?
14:22Hey, by the way, Ian and that David Wicks are thinking about selling their pitch.
14:26Oh, yeah?
14:27Mm-hmm.
14:28And what are they asking?
14:29Well, Ian's expecting ten grand off Mark Fowler.
14:33And where's a Fowler going to get ten big ones from it?
14:35I don't know.
14:36Wicks doesn't sound too keen on it.
14:38Does he not?
14:38No.
14:40Damn good spot, that.
14:41Yeah, could be a good earner, couldn't he?
14:42Could be a very good earner, if he was in the right hands.
14:45And maybe David Wicks knows he can get more than ten grand if he exercises a little patience.
14:49Yeah, I thought you'd be interested.
14:50Who said that?
14:57Ian, you got a minute?
14:59What do you want?
15:00Little birdie tells me he might be selling your store.
15:02Oh, and what little birdie would that be?
15:04Well, are you, aren't you?
15:06Well, does it bother you?
15:07Well, officially, no.
15:08Not if you keep me informed, but unofficially, I might be interested in myself.
15:12You?
15:13Yeah, what are you asking?
15:14Are you serious?
15:16I never joke about business.
15:18Depends what you're offering.
15:20Well, it's not a bad sight.
15:21It's not brilliant, Ryan, but not bad.
15:23I might be willing to talk ten and a half.
15:26Well, I'll have to discuss it with me partner.
15:28Well, don't take too long.
15:30Funny this, Richard.
15:30I can't see you standing there wearing an apron and selling spuds.
15:35Jumped up, little prat.
15:36Should be getting back, really.
15:37I've got that woman coming in at two to look at the citrus.
15:39Yeah, right, sir.
15:40I'll go for it.
15:41Come on, Dad.
15:42It's good news.
15:42I mean, we didn't get 1,500 quid for that car.
15:45I'm afraid it's a drop in the ocean with our problems, boy.
15:47It was a start, innit?
15:49Oh, come on, Dad.
15:50I ain't seeing you like this.
15:51Hey.
15:53I'm sorry, son.
15:54It ain't been easier on any of us, has it, have you?
15:55Have you got that stupid corpse I was hanging over you?
15:59We'll get over it.
16:00We always do.
16:01I hope you're right, son.
16:03I hope you're right.
16:07Richard Cole's ready to talk ten and a half for the stock.
16:09What do you think?
16:10I didn't know he was interested.
16:11David, he's talking ten and a half thousand pounds for that pitch.
16:15Do you really want to turn your back on that?
16:18I don't know.
16:20You never liked it.
16:21I don't.
16:22I hate him.
16:23I like ten and a half thousand pounds.
16:27David.
16:30Okay.
16:33It's, um, it's not as much as we'd hoped for, but, uh, we'll consider it.
16:37Well, don't take too long.
16:38The novelty might wear off.
16:39We'll be in touch.
16:41So what do you reckon, then, Rich?
16:44I reckon I'll have a chaser for this.
16:48It's only me.
16:49Hello, love.
16:49Just taking Martin back to school.
16:51Ah, is he all right?
16:52Yeah, just a little chest cough, that's all.
16:54Look at the time I've got to get to the laundry.
16:56Where's Nellie?
16:57Having a nap.
16:58Oh, right, okay, I'll see you later.
17:00Yeah, Pauline.
17:00I'm late, Arthur.
17:01Pauline.
17:02Ian and David, they've had confirmation about the store.
17:06Oh, I see.
17:08Strange, isn't it?
17:10Now he's gone, all Pete's life comes down to is that fruit and veg store.
17:15Oh, that's all he had to leave them.
17:18Yeah, I know.
17:20Have they, um, decided what they're going to do with it?
17:22Well, Ian's not saying, but I reckon he'll sell.
17:25Mark's already made him an offer.
17:27Oh, good.
17:28Where'd he get the money?
17:29The loan from the building society.
17:32Oh, well, I'm glad.
17:33Mark was good on that stall.
17:35And Peter left him in charge of it when he went away, didn't he?
17:38Yeah.
17:39So you reckon he's made the right decision?
17:40Well, don't you?
17:41Yeah, of course, but it's a big loan, isn't it?
17:45He knows what he's doing.
17:49Hello, Ian.
17:52I just thought I'd better put you in the picture.
17:54We have decided to sell the store.
17:56Great.
17:56There's a buck, right?
17:58Yeah.
17:58We've had a better offer.
17:59What?
18:00How much?
18:01I can't say.
18:02Yes, you can.
18:02Shelley, please, do you mind?
18:04Come on, Ian, how much better?
18:06Ten and a half.
18:07Well, we'll match it.
18:08Shelley!
18:08And offer another 250 on top of that.
18:11Yeah, hang on a minute.
18:11Look, this ain't a game of poker, you know?
18:12Yeah, we should have discussed this in private, Mark.
18:14Who offered you ten and a half?
18:15Shelley, please, give it a rest.
18:17I'm not saying anything with you.
18:17This is between me and him.
18:19Who offered you ten and a half?
18:20Shelley, let the men speak.
18:22Go on, Ian.
18:22I'm just telling you how things stand, all right?
18:24Me and David have discussed it,
18:25and we're ready to sell the site as a going concern for ten and a half.
18:30Well, you do what you have to do, Ian.
18:31You always do.
18:33Fair enough.
18:37Don't start.
18:39Get in touch with the building society and ask them to increase your loan.
18:42No.
18:42It's only another 750.
18:44Then he'll have to think again.
18:45Only another 750?
18:47Well, if it's only another 750,
18:48let's have a little look down the back of the sofa.
18:50Something might have slipped out of me pocket last night.
18:52Mark, you have to have the stall.
18:54Just forget about it.
18:54I should never ask for that loan in the first place.
18:56I'm sick of you talking like this.
18:58You want the stall and you have to have it.
18:59Well, you shut up about the stall.
19:01If you're so flaming worried about it,
19:03why don't you go and get a loan for it?
19:04At least your mum and dad won't have to finish paying off
19:06when you drop dead in the middle of it.
19:13Yes.
19:13About to handle beautifully.
19:15She's going to buy it.
19:16Oh, well, that's good news.
19:17Yeah, she's going to drop by tomorrow to pick it up.
19:19She's going to pay cash there and then.
19:22What's wrong with now, Ricky?
19:23She's got a square over her old man.
19:25Joint account or something.
19:26So she, um, she hasn't bought it then?
19:29Well, yeah, she's coming back tomorrow to pick it up.
19:31Ricky, Ricky, how many times have I got to tell you, son?
19:35When you make a sale, you've got to make a sale.
19:38You haven't got nothing until you've got the money in your hand.
19:40I can't you understand that?
19:42Jesus.
19:42We need the money now, boy, now!
19:44I'm sorry.
19:48No, no.
19:50I'm sorry.
19:51I'm the one that's sorry, son.
19:52I'm totally out of order.
19:53You did very well indeed, very well.
19:55Um, tomorrow, you say?
19:57Yeah.
19:58That's good, boy.
19:59That's good.
20:01I reckon we should have a few down the victim, aren't we?
20:04What'd you say?
20:05Yeah, yeah, I could, uh...
20:07I could certainly deal with a few, yeah.
20:11You sure you don't mind it?
20:12Of course not.
20:13Why should I mind?
20:14You and Grant have been out together for ages.
20:16Yeah, well, he seems a bit keen to get away from the vic,
20:18but, uh, I ain't really in the mood.
20:20I'm not surprised.
20:21Eh?
20:22Well, you've been in a funny mood since you got up this morning.
20:24Right.
20:25Yes, you have.
20:25You know you have.
20:26Come on, what's wrong?
20:28Nothing.
20:29Phil, I know you well enough by now.
20:30You've got something on your mind.
20:32Well, I've just got a bit of a nasty job on at work, that's all.
20:34Well, you've been like it since you got up this morning.
20:36Look, I'll just leave it.
20:37I'm fine, all right?
20:38All right.
20:39I need to bite me head off.
21:10It's freezing, mate.
21:10How about some money for a cuppa, eh?
21:12Eh?
21:13Oh.
21:17There you go.
21:18Where's your dad?
21:20He'll be over later.
21:22Cheers, Ricky.
21:23Cheers.
21:23You've done well today.
21:25Something to celebrate?
21:26You could say that, yeah.
21:28Yeah, I sold a car today for 1,500 quid.
21:30Ooh.
21:31Very handy.
21:33Have a nice evening, Pat.
21:41Watcha.
21:42You look nice.
21:43See you there.
21:46Hey, has Beale made his mind up, yeah?
21:47Yeah.
21:48You're going for the ice, Doctor.
21:49Don't tell him I said so.
21:53Half a drink, Mum?
21:55I'm fine, Tal.
21:55I thought you'd be giving it a rest tonight.
21:57I'm celebrating, aren't I?
21:59Cheers.
21:59Thanks.
22:00Yes.
22:01Everybody seems to be celebrating tonight.
22:03Broking things are starting to look up.
22:10What's going on for?
22:13My place, half an hour.
22:14Be there.
22:15You know, we can get your hands on a chassis belt, Alan.
22:18Eh?
22:19Grant!
22:20Good day to see you.
22:22Doesn't he look lovely?
22:24You ready or what?
22:25Let's go.
22:26V8.
22:26We won't.
22:27Well, Frank, you've got a drink waiting, isn't it?
22:29Oh, thanks, Will.
22:31What have you done with Jeanette?
22:32I told you.
22:33She's staying over with a friend from school.
22:35Come on, sit down and relax for the night.
22:37Stop churning things over in your mind.
22:39Stay out.
22:40Cheers.
22:43You don't have to go out, you know.
22:44Look, we're here now, so just forget about it.
22:47Mark, I want you to talk.
22:48Why?
22:49Super convince me.
22:49You're always so right.
22:54What do you reckon he wants?
22:55I don't know, but did you see the way he looked at us?
22:57You've got the serious odds for him, yeah.
22:59My face look all right.
22:59You look fine.
23:01Come on.
23:03Right, I'm off home, darling.
23:04If anybody wants me, I shall be in all night.
23:07Anybody wants you?
23:08Oh, yeah, just in case anybody asked us.
23:09Well, it's not like you, Frank.
23:11Come on, we're celebrating.
23:12Well, to be quite honest, I don't feel like him.
23:14Plus the fact we're not out of the woods yet, not by a long way.
23:17All right, I'll come with you if you like.
23:19Okay.
23:20Come on.
23:20All right, bye.
23:22See you guys later, yeah?
23:23See you later.
23:25Come on, bud.
23:26I can appreciate a good joke as much as the next man, but enough is enough.
23:31Now, I want those keys back before you use them again.
23:33What do you mean?
23:34Breaking in, messing with my stuff.
23:36Stupid phone calls.
23:37I don't know what you're talking about.
23:39Now, I know you do.
23:41So, this is where it stops.
23:45No hard feelings.
23:49Mind if I eat you, Lou?
23:51No, no, no.
23:52You won't get it.
24:01History.
24:02Yeah?
24:04Doesn't have to be.
24:05There's no other way.
24:07It can be any way you want.
24:12I don't think so.
24:15Keys.
24:26Yeah.
24:27And like I said, no hard feelings.
24:35Frank, come into bed, love.
24:37It's late.
24:39Oh, I'll be up soon, darling.
24:41All right.
24:53How much?
24:54Yeah.
24:58Yeah, keep the change.
25:00You coming in for a night, Cub?
25:02No, no.
25:03I'll best get off.
25:03Sure?
25:04Yeah.
25:05I'll watch it again sometime.
25:06Yeah, all right.
25:07Night, then, eh?
25:07Yeah, night, bruv.
25:08Cheers.
25:09Right.
25:09fall.
25:18Bye-bye.
25:20Bye.
25:23Bye-bye.
25:26Bye.
25:28Bye-bye.
25:35I need to make the rice.
25:46After the food with the rice, I would pick and cook.
25:47I want to cook now, it's here.
25:51I am going to cook the rice.
25:53I'm going to cook the rice on the outside.
26:54Dad! Dad! It's a fire!
26:57Frank! Frank!
26:57What?
26:58Didn't you hear them explosions? It sounds like the car lot.
27:01I think it is.
27:02I think the car lot's on fire!
27:05Quickly.
27:29Oh, no!
27:30I think the car lot's on fire!
28:00I think the car lot's on fire!
28:30I think the car lot's on fire!
28:36I think the car lot's on fire!
28:41I think the car lot's on fire!
29:06I think the car lot's on fire!
29:09I think the car lot's on fire!