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00:01Stay, stay, stay, stay, stay, stay, stay, stay.
00:03Er, make yourself a dud.
00:08Hello, old fella.
00:10You're a soppy old thing, isn't you?
00:12Yes, a guard dog.
00:14I'll tell you the bits he will after he's licked you to death.
00:16What's his name? Roley. Roley.
00:18The rebuke you are. Er, Mrs. Watts.
00:25Lucky man, Mr. Watts.
00:26Yeah, that's what I keep telling him.
00:27Yeah, well, let's hope I stay lucky, eh?
00:30What Ange and I want to know is, how long?
00:33Don't want to put you out, but I could do with a bit of scrain.
00:37I'll see what's left. It'll have to be cold.
00:40I'm sorry, Mrs. Watts. Putting you out.
00:43That's all right. These things happen, don't they?
00:45We all sail a bit close to the wind sometimes. I mean, Den's no angel.
00:48Yes, darling, all right. Right.
00:51Have a little tickle, do you, Den?
00:53You don't mind if I call you Den, do you?
00:56Like I said, how long?
00:59One of them things, best laid plans and all that, you know the SP?
01:03Look like a Solomon, in and out, grab your dough, spend a few weeks living like a lord in the
01:07sun.
01:08Went wrong. Can't win no more, can you?
01:11You don't want me here, I don't want to be here, so let's make the most of it, shall we?
01:14Well, God knows how I got lumber with this little lot.
01:17Well, that's the old saying, innit? You lay with a dog with fleas, you get fleas.
01:21No offence, mate.
01:22This is the best I could rustle up.
01:24Thank you, Mrs. Watts, that's terrific.
01:26Give us a hand in the till-up, ain't she?
01:27Yeah.
01:29You've got a daughter, haven't you?
01:31Yeah.
01:32Sharon.
01:34Takes after her mum, she's a cracker.
01:36Well, she's not really ours.
01:37It's all right, darling.
01:38You know what kids are, they'll get you hung.
01:40Well, not hung exactly.
01:43She doesn't know the score, does she?
01:45You just concentrate on eating your grub.
01:47Let me worry about everything else.
01:49Is this smashing, Mrs. Watts? It's smashing?
01:57Okay, so I'm gonna take a look at the night of my Memphis.
02:02I think it's a little more intense.
02:02I'm gonna bring it to a new-up.
02:02Will it be a network of people?
02:03I'll bring it to you.
02:04Oh yes.
02:04Oh yes.
02:07Oh yes.
02:08Oh yes.
02:12Oh yes.
02:20I really like working on this.
02:21I think that's a very dangerous thing.
02:21Hello love. Didn't know you'd get up. Come to think of that, didn't know you'd come to bed either.
02:27You haven't been out on the tiles all night, have you?
02:29Tiles? That'd be something, wouldn't it? My time of life.
02:32Yeah, well, just make sure I don't catch you at it, me lad. I'll have your guts for garters.
02:41I thought I'd go and Pete, you know, help him set up the store.
02:45Yeah, he'd let you and all, lazy monkey.
02:47Yeah, well, I thought I would, you know.
02:51Another day.
02:53Yeah, another day.
02:56I might be gone, love.
02:59Arthur! Arthur!
03:06How'd it go?
03:08Raw or blank?
03:21Sharon.
03:22Who are you?
03:24Not as pretty as your mum.
03:25Cheers.
03:26But very nice.
03:29Morning, darling.
03:30There's a man out there.
03:31Eh?
03:32Walking about in the hall, Mum, a man.
03:34Dad?
03:34Oh, if that's for me, forget it.
03:36I've got enough trouble in my house as it is.
03:37Oh, I'm sorry.
03:38Would you like a nice grapefruit with a little silver spoon for your big mouth?
03:41How am I, darling?
03:41You're upsetting, Sharon.
03:42I'm upsetting her.
03:43Look what you say.
03:43Mum, Dad, please.
03:44Oh, I'm going to hop with the bottoming up.
03:46Oh, you'll have some breakfast, won't you, darling, eh?
03:48Mum, is that anything to do with you, eh?
03:50Is that why you and Dad are at it?
03:51Not that you need a reason to be at it.
03:53Is what anything to do with me?
03:54That fella!
03:55Oh, darling, surely you don't think...
03:59I don't believe it.
04:04What are you doing?
04:05You ain't done the stall yet, I know.
04:07Arthur's doing it.
04:08Arthur?
04:09Yeah, poor old sod.
04:10Don't know if he's coming or going.
04:12Here, God forbid I'll be getting an estate like that, Kat.
04:14Well, don't you give him something for it.
04:16A couple of quid or that.
04:17What, four-grown man knows a couple of quid?
04:19Here, man.
04:20I didn't know it was my birthday again.
04:21Oi, get your great paws off of them.
04:23Here.
04:24Well, go on, then.
04:25What?
04:25Go on, put them on.
04:26Let's have a look.
04:27They're samples.
04:28Well, you mean there's more?
04:29Yeah, I'm thinking of playing hostess.
04:32Well, if you don't want a thick ear, you don't.
04:33To sell them, stupid.
04:35I went to Maggie's undies party, remember?
04:37Yeah.
04:37Well, she asked me if I wanted to throw a party.
04:39What, up here?
04:40No.
04:41In the middle of the square, you don't.
04:42Where do you think?
04:43A course here.
04:44What, a lot of birds coming up here?
04:45To try all this on?
04:46Yeah, and I'll get a percentage of what's sold.
04:48Here, Kat, I want this chair.
04:49This chair's mine.
04:50And don't forget everybody that's hasty blonde, the one with the big...
04:52You don't think you're going to be here, do you?
04:53Yeah.
04:54What?
04:54When I'm selling them and everyone's in the altogether?
04:57Yeah, yeah.
04:58Oh, stop dreaming.
04:59Go and stack their lemons up.
05:00Go on up it.
05:02Oi, Casanova.
05:04What tasty blonde?
05:05Someone else has asked you those stupid questions today.
05:08Pretty stupid answers.
05:11Right.
05:12Lynn's here.
05:13That's a good sign to say.
05:15He's here to talk about organically growing fruit and vegetables.
05:18She thinks he's my bloke.
05:20Well, let her think it.
05:21That way she ain't like to go bragging about it, is she?
05:23Couldn't be better.
05:24Oh, there's a worry.
05:25Ethel.
05:31It's Ethel.
05:32She's poorly.
05:33Oh, ain't she coming?
05:34No, she asked me to let you know.
05:35Oh, dear, oh, dear of me.
05:36Poor Ethel.
05:37Cheers, Doc.
05:37Lord knows what's going on here this morning.
05:40What was that?
05:41The place is swarming with police.
05:44Swarming.
05:50That hell.
05:57What's all this, then?
06:00Might be a villain about the manor.
06:01Ah.
06:02A brilliant piece of deduction there, Sherlock.
06:04The place is full of them.
06:04A big villain.
06:06What, round here?
06:06Hmm.
06:07We've heard a whisper.
06:08Big villain, eh?
06:10A little out of your scope, isn't it, Sergeant?
06:12Hmm?
06:13I mean, er, you've got to know your limitations.
06:16You're spot on when it comes to chasing licensed traders and chasing little frightened kids,
06:20but, er...
06:20What is it with you, eh?
06:21What is it with me?
06:23I suppose the long and short of it is me.
06:24I don't particularly like you.
06:25But I thought that would have been even a pardon, even to me.
06:28Yeah, okay.
06:29Also, I don't like someone stirring my woman.
06:32Oh, your woman, eh?
06:33Heh.
06:33Let's cut the crap, shall we?
06:35Face the facts.
06:36Now, what are you?
06:37A middle-age failure.
06:40This is your whack here, mate.
06:42This, where they put you out to pasture.
06:44So what do you want?
06:45A bright, attractive girl like Debs on your arm, eh?
06:48Someone to tell you which knife and which fork to use at functions?
06:52Is that the boost you'd need to help you raise up the ladder?
06:54Hmm?
06:55You don't impress me very much yourself, you know?
06:57No.
06:58A bit like talking to a panda.
07:05Let us be clear.
07:08Okay.
07:15Hey!
07:20We'll hear you all right now.
07:23Come on,Book, let us look around.
07:23Losers are the big ones.
07:24Let us push those big ones down here?
07:25Go live and run away!
07:26Go live and run away now!
07:30is that what you think? I've got some ulterior motive he wanted to marry you?
07:34no that's just Andrew's opinion. that I'm some sort of mr. plod. you need
07:37someone like you to push me up the ladder? this is hardly the place all the time.
07:41no no come on no more stalling. I want an answer. answer to what? about us. you and me.
07:46marriage. look I told you. can you come and give me a hand please? yeah I can't talk now.
08:01thanks. all these men fighting for your chance. yeah maybe I better snap one up while I get the chance.
08:07you mean marriage? well none of us are getting any younger. come on Deb's not exactly old.
08:13I feel like it sometimes. hello Pauline. hello. oh I've got what I come in for. that happens to me
08:21all the time.
08:22yeah what was it? what can I get you? a packet of those brown envelopes. I know it's a packet
08:28of cornflakes.
08:29I get it. oh the cornflakes. you like cornflakes in your house. yeah why? oh because you got a packet
08:34yesterday. thanks.
08:36oh did I? my mind honest. I don't know. you all right Pauline? yes of course I'm all right.
08:43and yes we do eat a lot of cornflakes in our house. I'll take them. oh Pauline. what? 72 pence
08:49please.
08:51what are you looking at me like that for? I wasn't gonna pinch you. we're not that hard up you
08:55know.
08:55I didn't mean that. nobody thinks that for you. here oh there's your money. thanks.
09:00she's in wait for her change. I'll give it to her. thanks. thanks.
09:05look. all right. look. all right. hey Neymar. holding your luck on. yeah.
09:09hang on. relax. if you thought I was up here they'd have been in. relax. you don't think it's suss
09:18that we've
09:18got half the metropolitan police climbing all over the place do you? nothing to worry about.
09:21only thing that worries me sunshine is you. word was you were reliable. you look like a bottle job to
09:27me.
09:27bottle job? I've only got me livelihood and me freedom to lose. I'm not entitled to be worried.
09:31what you're entitled to do is to mind me. now call yourself together.
09:37what's going on? get in the kitchen. what's going on dad? sit down.
09:44dad's just doing someone a favour that's all. who? it doesn't matter who. oh you don't have to know
09:48darling. well i want to. well you can't. look someone did something for your dad once and now
09:52he's repainted by letting their mates stay after a few days. that's all. well who is he? don't ask.
09:56well i did. well don't. he's a villain isn't he eh? what's he done? it's not important. that's all
10:02you need to know. is he something to do with that bank robbery? is that why the police is swarming
10:05with
10:05police? do you want me to get me into trouble or something? no of course she doesn't. well trust us.
10:09that's all i ask princess. and that's it. they give you orders and you touch your forelock and say yes
10:13sir. look darling it's not like that. then throw him out. well haven't you understood a word i said? i
10:17can't understand it. you haven't frightened of them are you? it's not a matter of being frightened or
10:21not frightened. what's the matter? you think the life's a bed of roses or something? a bed of roses?
10:25that has now described my life at all. i wake up in the morning and wish it was time to
10:29go back to bed.
10:30so i don't have to listen to you too sniding all the time. i come home from school. i don't
10:33know if you're
10:34going to be here when i get back. then there's mum. spends more time crying than anything else.
10:38the only time either of you's nice to me is when you want me to take sides. now i find
10:41out my dad's a
10:42villain. a bed of roses. my god. roy quick says there's a villain around. a big villain. from the bank
10:48job. i don't know about that. that's why you can't move for police. have you had any visits from our
10:52protectors recently? none this week. no me neither. i don't know what scares me most when they turn up
10:57or when they don't. i don't know. i'm sorry i've got to get back to the show. okay namer.
11:03thanks. i don't know why you're so happy. you ought to. you did it. he's my little soldier.
11:10yeah leave off. they're not so much of the little. but being a good girl i wouldn't know about such
11:14things. you're a little cropper. oh blimey. don't take much to please you, does it?
11:17no. no. i think you ought to be. what? i'm worried. what about? is that the geese's? they collect?
11:26but they're not back again are they? no. but i've seen you hanging in the square. don't worry baby.
11:32don't worry baby. it's out of here.
11:38salam. hey meh meh. nice all right. all right. listen. how would you like to be a millionaire?
11:43oh i give up working on saturdays. no no seriously. i'm gonna make us millionaires. you and me.
11:47have you been drinking dad's raki again? haven't i? one second yeah. yeah. here we go. hey meh meh's gonna
11:54make us millionaires. could you say that again please? mimet's gonna make us millionaires. oh i'm
11:59sorry. tea please ali. aren't you? sure sure sure. guess what? we've got another order for our fast food. oh
12:09great.
12:09who? what happened to you? i fell over. what twice? yeah twice. ali. just a minute mimet. you see i
12:19was
12:19thinking. you got away from home. you got away from the family. you had the right idea there. you've had
12:23a rugby dad. no no. nothing like that. you had the cap. the fast food. your own business. what about
12:27that? nothing. i'm still working for dad. so i thought it's about time i did the same thing. took
12:32you long enough. no no. come on. what's happened? nothing. and if i'm going into business what better
12:36person to share it with than my little brother. millionaires you said? yeah. how? restart a taxi service.
12:43that's your idea? i've tried it you know. i started off with a new car. well almost new car. i've
12:49worked
12:49hard enough for four years. what have i got to show for it? nothing. i ain't even paid for the
12:53car yet.
12:55taxi service. come here. let me smell your breath. no. you work for someone. i don't want to work for
13:01someone. i want our own business. give us a tea early. and see if you need to manage a fresh
13:05one this time.
13:06god knows i'm not thirsty. but do you think i can do it? do it love. you haven't got it
13:14yet.
13:15probably be tests. written tests. hey hey hey. don't be defeated before you even start love.
13:19it may not even come to anything. i mean i just heard there's a vacancy at the hospital canteen.
13:24now are you interested or are you not? yeah of course i am. what's the money like? well you'd probably
13:29make a lot more money if you weren't in the game you know. a couple of dozen punters you'd be
13:32rolling in it.
13:33but that is a one-way ticket to hell me. now we knock a door over there in the wall.
13:37right. and there's
13:39a partition right in the middle. so they won't interfere with the camp. he's mad. daft as a
13:43brush you don't know what you're talking about. no no no no. we get our own radio link up. we
13:48well we start small say about two cars. but we expand. we advertise in papers. we get cards printed.
13:53we are our own bosses. radios, cars, construction, snag. money. i spoke to dad. he'll back us.
14:00he said that. yeah he said that. right. now shall i ask about the job or not? yeah please. magic.
14:08right.
14:08i'll arrange it and i'll get back to you and you'll be away with the mixer.
14:13you're both mad. leave it to us sue. leave it to you. i'm not stupid. i mean you don't just
14:18suddenly say oh we'll start up in a minicab business and it's all there in five minutes.
14:22now what's the problem? it's just not that simple. i mean you haven't even thought it through or anything.
14:28i've been making inquiries. i've been asking around. it could work. it's just like a bet
14:32on the gg's to you isn't it? it's our livelihood you're gambling with ali.
14:42as you've seen when one two dichlori decomposes. you're a very beautiful dog roly.
14:50i had a very party i was looking for. send us have a couple of tins of lager with you.
14:57thanks den.
15:03hi where do you think you're off to? salt we're out of salt. you stay with the punters i'll get
15:07it.
15:07yeah i thought i said. no no you said. did i? yeah. are you sure? yeah. then i'm going mad.
15:15yeah i expect you are. dear. no wonder.
15:20what are you? keep an eye on him will you? said he's slipping upstairs. said he'd run out of salt.
15:23oh i'll get it. and take him some cans of lager will you?
15:30is that for the boys in blue at the end? boys in blue? cid.
15:34all right? on the house. and upstairs is out of bounds.
15:37all right.
15:49is that the welfare officer i just saw leading? yeah. mapping out your life for you was she?
15:58no one maps out my life for me. don't they? no she's a very nice lady actually. oh actually.
16:04what's the matter with you? i'm frightened shell. and do you know what frightens me? people
16:09bloody frighten me in the fact that i might turn out like them. like what? well my dad for a
16:13kick off.
16:13he's under the thumb. he's not his own person anymore. he's not an individual. there are no
16:17individuals. we're just like puppets. we conform and we fit into our slots. and i think that's just
16:22what you've done. what do you mean? oh come off it shell if you weren't pregnant would you settle
16:26for lofty? all right he's a great bloke but would you settle for him? you think i'm using lofty? no.
16:31i think you're being used. lofty's being used. we're all trapped. no one pays any reference to
16:35what's right or what's wrong anymore. we're just we're just surrounded by failure. you know i used
16:38to know this bloke once. name of kelvin. really nice bloke. had a mind of his own you know. and
16:44they
16:44met this bloke. harry is it? he's been quoting him ever since. he's not his own man anymore.
16:50i think you better go now. what do you think tones? oh well. can it be done? well i don't
16:56see no real
16:56problems. how much? well i'll have to get my rule out. let me see. exterior door and door frame,
17:03interior door and frame, plate glass, timber, worktop. look i'll tell you what. leave it with me and
17:12i'll pop over later and we work something out. how great. hey memes do you think i can have a
17:16word
17:16with tony? i'm not still. i gotta see the man about the radio equipment anyway. see you later. cheers
17:22yeah okay bye. see you later yeah. have you had any visits recently? from? our protectors?
17:29no. no. neither is namer. they're a pack though. i've seen them. and have you seen all the old bill
17:33about in the square? yeah. what was all that about? something about a big villain in the borough.
17:38it's a bit worrying. i mean that little firm might think we've crossed them up and turned nasty.
17:46i don't know. i was always so sure of myself. so organized. pompous. no. oh i was.
17:54but knows how people put up with me. i was a superior little bitch.
17:59and it looks like i'm getting my comeuppance. and you know i deserve it. i'm still selfish enough to
18:06resent it. i resent not being able to buy new clothes. expensive makeup. and being skint as they
18:13say. you don't need a fortune. i know. but it's a question of taste isn't it? if you can't have
18:17the
18:17best. but then you use your brains don't you? i'm not too proud to make my own clothes. all right
18:22so
18:22they might be six months behind the fashion. but they still make me feel good. and if you don't know
18:26how to use makeup then it don't matter if you pay a fortune for it or buy the same stuff
18:30from the shop
18:31down the road. if you don't mind me saying so dibs you've still got an awful lot to learn.
18:51and where are you going? at splits. you stay this side i'll kill em. come back eh? i need all
18:57the
18:57support i can get. well you know i feel angie. i can't say i like the situation. what it's doing
19:04to you or to sharon. we're none of us getting any younger you know. you've got to sort your life
19:08out.
19:10i know it's none of my business but i do care about you. i know you do bless your heart.
19:16so come
19:16and then tell me what's this ace up you see babe? the war to end all wars to bring our
19:19den to will.
19:21the time's not right yet darling. here. here. i'll see you later on eh? i'll put me down for your
19:31andy's party eh? oh no. wait. cloth ears. have you seen it? it's like a policeman's ball. all right.
19:41all right. don't panic. don't panic. where you've been? cloud cuckoo land. shame in it. and you can't
19:45find your little bit of comfort. and you can't slip upstairs with yours either. now look we don't
19:52agree with it son. don't agree with it? well what's wrong when we get... well what your dad means is
19:56that what's wrong with sharon? nothing it's just the... nothing. look she's a chip off the old block.
20:01now we're not trying to tell you who you can go out with but it's just well... well your mum
20:05and me we
20:05don't agree with you. dad i'm a big boy now. i'll choose my own girlfriends. kids you can't talk to
20:11them.
20:11she's not a bad cute pig. no. look. chip off the old block.
20:27it's all right there? hello doggie in here. look at that. two quid. i earned that setting up
20:35pete's barrow for him. two quid. well it's better than poking the eye with a blunt stick. yeah i suppose
20:43it is. do you know i was a tough sort of bloke in me younger day. a union man. i
20:50lived, breathed and ate
20:51the principles of union. i was protected. we were united and unbeatable. everybody was me brother.
20:58we were angry. and in our arrogance we held the whip hand. we the workers were the backbone of
21:08the country. we were indispensable. you're feeling pretty sorry for yourself aren't you? me and thousands
21:16like me were sold down the river. yeah i'm feeling sorry for myself because i don't feel like a man
21:22anymore. yeah actually arthur. i came to talk to you about pauline. pauline? i'm just a plain gp.
21:31a sore bones. i haven't got a degree in psychology but i don't need one to see that pauline is
21:37fast on
21:37her way to cracking up. but she's tough is pauline. she acts tough arthur but she's not. as your doctor
21:44and your friend i'm warning you arthur. pauline is the prop of the family. and if the prop goes...
21:49what can i do? i think we ought to have the social work around again.
21:54she's a professional and she'll be able to find out how pauline really feels.
21:59and we'll say that she's coming around to see lou.
22:03yeah right. come to think of it that's not a bad idea. mum's been behaving like a right man.
22:08i know what lou is and there's not going to be any improvement in that quarter arthur.
22:14that's pauline's change. she left it behind at the shop this morning.
22:21good screw then is it then this little boozer of yours?
22:26it has its ups and downs yeah. see more downs lately. yeah i know what you mean. used to run
22:33with
22:33a few of the hounds though didn't you years ago. a few of the lads. yeah i know them.
22:37you're done right pulling away. know your limitations i always say. yeah you got it made.
22:44it's like a little world of its own isn't it abuza. here you can be king. you're jack the lad.
22:51you know i know geezers that can't bear to be out. they've got to do their bird because out there
22:56in the big wide world they're nothing. whereas banged up they're jack the lad. it's strange
23:00that isn't it. it takes all sorts. yeah all sorts. there's winners and there's losers.
23:07hey not a bad bloke then. i've been banged up with worse. and that's what it's all about
23:11innit. we're all banged up one way or the other. that's a fact. time to open up. one thing there's
23:17no
23:17trouble with afters in this nick. speaking of which um you must have some pretty tasty birds
23:22around here. i wouldn't mind paying if it's half tidy. forget it. oh well you're jack the lad. here.
23:33dan. turn the telly on before you go.
23:41send up some shan.
23:47sharon. sharon what's up. nothing. here come on. here. oh it's funny innit. whenever you see them at the
23:58pitches they've always got a clean one. here. you look this ain't like you sharl.
24:05here do you want to tell me all about it eh. look it ain't gonna work son. look we're only
24:10going out for a bit of fun dad. we're not going offy loping. yeah well michelle went out for a
24:14little bit of fun. look what happened to her.
24:15i don't grow up will you. oi. i'll not get it. look son. i said i hope we see things.
24:21pick
24:21food what you don't see and sharon just ain't the one. i'm off. i'll go to sharon's all right.
24:28oh what's up dad. can't you have a word with a brother of yours. what about.
24:32you stopping for a meal simon. oh no thanks kathy. got a bit of hubby now about.
24:36him and sharon. what about them. oh sharon. what. look you say it wrong dad. you don't think sharon's
24:43gonna be a bad influence on ian. oi and you do. oh what like when i was going out with
24:47namus she
24:48was a bad influence on me. that was different. i thought den and angie were your best mates.
24:51they are but. but they're over there and you're over here. what is it you visit the zoo then come
24:55back to your ivory tower. boy now watch it. we only want what's best for ian. oh of course you
24:59do.
25:00i wonder when anyone worried about sharon like that. don't you worry about sharon. she can take
25:04care of herself. look don't get us wrong. me and kathy we love sharon. i mean she's been in and
25:08out of here
25:08like one of our own since she was near at the bar stall. we know she ain't having life easy.
25:15oh you know
25:17little heart to heart of her today. what she really is is one very unhappy girl. i used to
25:22think she was tough as old boots but she ain't. so now she's going out of eden and you're worried
25:26some of her ways are gonna rub off on him. that was different. we didn't say that. we love her
25:31too
25:31you know simon. we should try and tell her that kathy. because believe you me she needs a friend just
25:35right now. now i'm gonna go. i'm gonna be late. i'll see you later. look at it. an ivory tower.
25:47do you know what i see there kathy. i see my old man whacking me when i was simon's age.
25:52i used to think then how can someone so old be so stupid.
26:00you think you feel right in it? what with me and you you mean? i don't know about you. yeah
26:06of course.
26:15you're not having second thoughts are ya?
26:20i don't want you to do anything you might regret later. if you're going to be my husband you're
26:24bound to want to know who's the father of this little baby you could be looking after. it's only
26:27natural. i won't regret nothing shell. i love ya. and little erbert there. i've not had a lot of
26:35chances to be proud in my life you know but i'm proud of you. both of ya. proud of you
26:40too. are ya?
26:42honest. well you'd be proud of me in my uniform then won't ya. you know what you mean sure. it's
26:46job for life. pension and everything. hey look. i better get over to the pub hey. i'll see you later
26:54on.
26:54bye. ta-da.
27:04uh lofty can i have a word? yeah what's up doc?
27:09i'm sorry but i've had to let the medical people know that in my opinion you're not
27:13really up to the job of traffic warden. i had to be honest i'm sorry.