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00:17Sharon!
00:19Sharon!
00:26Sharon!
00:28I thought you were taking Rowley for a walk.
00:32All right, in a minute!
00:35It'll only take a couple of days to finish once I get going on it.
00:38But you said you were putting in time on it today.
00:40Look, I'm going to.
00:41One second.
00:43Cassie! Cassie!
00:44Turn that off!
00:45It's nearly time for school anyway.
00:48What were you saying?
00:49I was saying that I'm going to start working on it today.
00:51I'll get that, Kelvin.
00:53Look, it's just that I've got a lot on.
00:54The outside to do.
00:55Even if you do nothing else, Tony, I'd really appreciate it if you'd just fix the light.
00:59I mean, I'm going mad in there trying to see things in the dark.
01:01That's all.
01:02All right?
01:03It's just a couple of screws in a swoosh.
01:04It's all right.
01:06Good morning, Arthur.
01:07Good morning, Tony.
01:08Here I am nice and early, just like you said.
01:09Good.
01:10Because we've got our work cut out for us today.
01:11Good morning, Arthur.
01:12Just a couple of screws, all right?
01:13Don't worry.
01:14I'll pick the screws up and I'll do it.
01:16Now, first thing first.
01:17Where are you going?
01:18College.
01:19I thought you said you had a couple of free periods.
01:21I have.
01:21And you were going to give me a hand.
01:22Well, I answered the door, didn't I?
01:23Oi.
01:24Don't get smart.
01:25Look, I've got other things to do now.
01:26Like what?
01:26People to see.
01:27But you said you were going to help me.
01:29We can manage, Tony.
01:30Well, just the two of us.
01:31Yeah.
01:31With all that scaffolding.
01:32What scaffolding?
01:33The scaffolding outside.
01:34There ain't none.
01:35What?
01:36Well, there's no scaffolding outside.
01:37Not unless someone's in it.
01:38But it said they delivered at seven.
01:40Oh, well, that's that then.
01:41No, it isn't.
01:41Well, maybe we can start on Namers.
01:43But the breezeblocks don't come till ten.
01:45Oh, I'm off.
01:45No, you're not.
01:46Look, should I start preparing the cement?
01:47Oh, no.
01:48I said not with scaffolding, not with cement.
01:49Look, you said you would help.
01:50With the scaffolding.
01:51Shall I prepare the cement?
01:52Oh, well...
01:53Well, I can get it ready, but I don't have to wet the water.
01:55Yeah, but where's the scaffolding?
01:57Over the work surface.
01:58What?
01:58All right, don't forget the light.
02:00Over the work surface.
02:00Bye.
02:02Come on, family.
02:11What's that, darling?
02:12More revision?
02:12No, it's something else.
02:14What is it?
02:14A book.
02:15Well, what's it called?
02:17Jesus, You and Me.
02:19What's it about?
02:20What do you think it's about?
02:23You'll be wanting the sound of music on video next.
02:25Don't be stupid, Mum.
02:27Tell me you won't do it again.
02:29Do what?
02:29Run off without telling us.
02:31I'm not sure.
02:31Promise me, darling.
02:32I can't.
02:33Please.
02:33I can't promise, Mum.
02:35Where were you, anyway?
02:36Look, I told you, here and there.
02:38Where?
02:39Just around.
02:41At scouring the streets.
02:43What?
02:43That's what your dad wants me to think.
02:45You'd probably think I'm daft, didn't you?
02:47I'm taking the light.
02:48Shia.
02:56No matter what they do, I'll keep on loving you.
03:00No matter what they say, they'll never make me walk away.
03:05This far down the line, it's still a need...
03:09I'll keep on loving you.
03:12In the way,
03:15I'll keep on loving you.
03:16...we'll be under the light...
03:38you can't do this you silly little man
03:43hello doc doing a few alterations
03:50five more minutes
03:51it will take forever with just me and Arthur
04:44well we can get a cab to you in about
04:46what's all this going so far so good
04:49what's that smell what smell
04:52do you smell anything?
04:53no
04:53can you drink?
04:55no no no
04:57what's all this then?
04:58going to a wedding?
05:00no it's for the cabine isn't it?
05:01change of style
05:02oh yeah very nice
05:04you don't serve in your best gear
05:06it's not my best gear
05:07I've never seen you in anything better
05:09there you go Pete
05:10see you Al
05:11see you soon
05:12see ya
05:12well it can't be Pete
05:16what can't?
05:16that smell
05:17it's a sort that lingers
05:19was that the first call we had today?
05:21no we've got another booking this afternoon
05:22that's great we've only been here ten minutes
05:24we're going to have to get another car
05:26I know
05:27we just can't manage with the one
05:28I know I'm giving it some thought
05:30his men ain't going to be long
05:31hey?
05:32at your old man's
05:33I thought he might be playing up
05:34no he's just passing through
05:35you know
05:36to say that all's well
05:36and his money's safe
05:39I'll get it
05:40here
05:40I'll finish those drains
05:44nice cabs
05:52what time is it Arthur?
05:54about quarter nine
05:55oh it's not is it?
05:56think it's the best part of a day to get this load up?
05:58what?
06:02sorry Dave
06:16you alright?
06:18oh no
06:18what happened?
06:20Kelvin hit me with a piece of scaffolding
06:22on purpose?
06:23I hope not
06:23that looks nasty
06:25hang on
06:25oh no no no
06:26don't bother
06:26don't make yourself late for work
06:28that's alright
06:28I'm not bothered
06:28they can do without me for five minutes
06:30I don't know what gets into him at times
06:32well then
06:33yeah
06:34I mean when he first came to stay here
06:36he used to love helping me out
06:37well he's that age
06:38yeah
06:40I suppose so
06:41probably arranged to see his girlfriend
06:43and remember a time when you were eager to see me
06:47have you heard from your own Mr. Agard yet?
06:50no nothing
06:50so he's not sold a house then?
06:52not that I know of
06:53why?
06:54well from where I've been sitting recently
06:55the idea of you buying the flat above me seems a bit silly
06:59how do you mean?
07:00I would have thought that was obvious
07:02I mean I know we need more space, room
07:04but we're family
07:06we need to live together
07:08I mean isn't that why you mentioned buying the flat in the first place?
07:11I don't think so
07:14I just thought you might have been forcing my hand
07:16in what way?
07:18well in such a way that I might just say
07:20let's call them off
07:22the solicitors
07:24I mean isn't that what we both want?
07:29you certainly like making things difficult for yourself don't you?
07:32I didn't plan it that way
07:37straighten your arm please
07:49I want you to promise me something
07:52what?
07:53if it all gets too much Michelle
07:54put the pen down, forget the exam
07:56and I'll make us a cup of tea
07:58there's a few people who won't be very pleased
08:00never mind them
08:01you can always sit again next year can't you?
08:03well?
08:05alright
08:05good
08:07you will look after Vicky while I'm in there won't you?
08:10I've just been waiting for the chance
08:31I've just been waiting for the chance
08:32you may turn over your page and start now Michelle
08:58are you trying to tell me that you won't be working here today?
09:01no no no no we'll be here
09:02it's just that we'll be much later than we planned
09:05I don't like the sound of this
09:06look don't worry
09:07Arthur and Kelvin are putting up some scaffolding
09:09while I go and pick up a few things that we need
09:11then we'll be right with you
09:12you better be
09:13because if you let me down Tammy
09:14I won't be very pleased
09:15that's different
09:16just to her
09:28can I go toilet please?
09:30Of course.
10:15Are you going to pop round this evening, then?
10:17Well, I don't know, love.
10:18God, I've got loads of staff and Sharon will be revising.
10:21That's a bit awkward, isn't it?
10:22Why?
10:22I'm coming through the barn, now.
10:24You don't have to, do you?
10:25You can use the back door.
10:26Are you scared of our rollers?
10:27No, I'm not.
10:28Hey, hey.
10:29Have you got any more rights, have we?
10:30Yeah, darling, I'll bring some down in a minute.
10:32See you this evening, then, eh?
10:33Yeah, yeah.
10:38You're not working today.
10:39Ah, day off, mate.
10:41I wish we'd known earlier, we'd have got you to put the scaffolding up, wouldn't we, Kelly?
10:44Yeah, right.
10:45No, no, not me, mate.
10:45Not my scene.
10:48Morning.
10:49Hello.
10:50Can I get you anything?
10:51Oh, well, that depends on what you're offering, doesn't it?
10:53Well, if you'd like to wait, you can have shepherd's pie, jumbo sausage, chilli con carne.
10:57Oh, just food, then, eh?
10:58That's my job.
11:00Doesn't have to be, you know?
11:01What do you mean?
11:02Oh, come on, you know exactly what I mean.
11:05Look, Roy, I told you, I can't come to a decision just like that.
11:08I've got to be sure.
11:10Because of Andy, innit, eh?
11:11No, it's got nothing to do with Andy.
11:14I lived with him for a long time.
11:16He wanted to marry me.
11:17I never said yes to him then.
11:19What makes you think he's going to influence my decision now?
11:22I just wanted to be sure, all right?
11:24Okay.
11:25Well, I'll stand on my own.
11:26And if ever I should decide to say yes, you'll be the first to know.
11:29I'll miss you.
11:30Yeah.
11:31Well.
11:32You sure I can't get you anything to eat?
11:33Hello, Tom.
11:34Do you want a lager?
11:35A lager?
11:35One lager coming up.
11:37No, I don't want a drink.
11:37We haven't got time for drinks.
11:38But the scaffolding's up.
11:40There's Naima's to get started on yet.
11:41Well, I thought you were doing that.
11:42Well, I wasn't.
11:43Well, what you been doing then?
11:44Getting some materials.
11:45I thought we had everything.
11:46I needed a couple of screws.
11:47And it's taken you two hours to find a couple of screws?
11:49Yes.
11:50So while me and Arthur have been breaking our backs, putting up scaffolding, you've been
11:52fannying around looking for a couple of screws?
11:54They've been hard to find.
11:55They must have been.
11:56Where are you going?
11:57College.
11:58What about Naima's?
11:59Oh, what about it?
12:01What was all that about then?
12:03Pardon?
12:03With Sherlock Holmes.
12:05Discussing the state of play, Bobby.
12:08Andy Roy's just a friend, that's all.
12:10We talk about all sorts.
12:11Like whether you marry him or not?
12:14Andy, perhaps we should have a talk.
12:17What about love?
12:19Us.
12:20Yeah?
12:21I think it's a good idea, don't you?
12:24Babes, can you do some ploughmans for the gator in the corner?
12:27Okay.
12:49Do you want some paper, Michelle?
12:52No.
12:52Something wrong with your pen?
12:54I've finished.
12:55Oh, really?
12:57You've still plenty of time.
13:00I've checked all the answers, I've read through it twice, and I've finished.
13:07Hey, you two.
13:08Oh, I thought it was awkward about how well that one was written in Chinese.
13:11Couldn't make head or tail of it.
13:12Couldn't make head or tail of the old paper.
13:14Yeah.
13:14You've had it go.
13:15So, so.
13:16Nowhere near as I was trying to find you.
13:17I thought you said we'd meet you in the cab.
13:19No, but I mean, I had it.
13:20What from?
13:20I'm dead.
13:21If he finds me, he'll have me working myself into an early grave.
13:23Yeah, well, he came in looking for you.
13:25Yeah, I thought he might.
13:26Yeah, well, I'm off.
13:26I'll see you both, eh?
13:27Yeah, I mean, do you want to have your revision tonight?
13:29No, I'm not going to bother.
13:30I've got my second French paper tomorrow.
13:32I revised all I could for the first.
13:33Yeah, I'll see you tomorrow.
13:34See you.
13:35Bye-bye.
13:35Bye-bye.
13:36Well, you two seem to be getting quite serious.
13:38Maybe.
13:39Well, what have you got up to?
13:40Well, Sharon, on a scale of one to ten, what do you reckon you're up to?
13:44Um, well...
13:44Four, five, six.
13:46No, that is between me and her.
13:48Well, from that silly grin on your face, I reckon you're up to about eight.
13:50So how far have you got with yours, then?
13:52Eleven.
13:53Ian, you two will be ready at quarter past six, and don't be late.
13:56Don't worry, I won't be.
13:57I'm just telling you.
13:58You don't want your dad on your back again?
14:00What's all that about?
14:01No, I reckon I know where Sharon was when she needed a run-off.
14:03Well, you did.
14:03Yeah, I know that.
14:04You know that.
14:05But I don't.
14:06Okay, on, let's go.
14:07Sometimes I think we're better off without her.
14:09Yeah, right, then.
14:14Watch it, Sharon.
14:15I've been to see her again.
14:17She's still beautiful.
14:19I've been thinking we should get her name down for a school, really,
14:22because there's one or two places around here.
14:24I wouldn't like her to go, eh?
14:25Yeah, right.
14:27And then, when we've decided on a school,
14:31then we can start getting the things she's going to need, eh?
14:33She's not going to need anything for her first school.
14:35Well, she might.
14:37This book I've been reading, it says you should get everything sorted out from the off.
14:40So, well, I went down the post office earlier about your family allowance,
14:44and they said they'd be in touch with her.
14:46And on the way home, I'll pop in and see Dr. Legge, eh?
14:49And just, you know, check that we're doing everything right,
14:51with it being our first time and that.
14:56It's going to be great when she can talk, isn't it?
14:59I've got these books, you know, to read to her,
15:01because that's how they learn to talk, isn't it?
15:03Is it?
15:03Yeah.
15:07Oh, and everybody sends their love.
15:09And then says if there's anything we need, I've just got to ask.
15:14How was it?
15:15I finished it.
15:17I'll get up now, OK?
15:21Vicky, all right?
15:22I've just had a peep. I think she's woken up.
15:24Was it?
15:24Of course.
15:25Come on.
15:36Oh, but why not?
15:38I don't know.
15:39I don't understand you sometimes.
15:41I just need more time to...
15:43Yeah, but we don't have any time.
15:46If we don't stop things now, we'll be divorced.
15:49But I need to be sure.
15:52Ah, the wonder where he turns.
15:54What?
15:55Where were you all afternoon?
15:56College.
15:57I could have done with your help.
15:58Well, I'll help you in air if you want.
16:00I don't need your help. I'll put in a few screws.
16:22You're not going to fix the lighting, then?
16:23Yes, I am going to fix the lighting.
16:26I'm going to get something.
16:27You two been fighting again?
16:29What?
16:30Well, I didn't think you could keep it up for long.
16:32We weren't fighting. We were just discussing something.
16:34Oh.
16:35What's got into you today, Kelvin?
16:37Nothing. Why?
16:38Your dad can't put a foot right. That's why.
16:40And who's that down to?
16:41How do you mean?
16:42Oh, come off it, Mum.
16:44Just because he wants to be something different,
16:45he can't expect everyone to quietly step in line behind him.
16:48In what way different?
16:49Well, look, is he the same man you married over many years ago?
16:52No. I don't suppose he is.
16:53No.
16:54He's not the same man I came to live with, either.
16:56All right. So what happened?
16:57You tell me.
16:58You think it's my fault?
16:59No, I'm not saying it's anyone's fault.
17:01If he wants to be Mr. Average, then that's his problem.
17:03I just preferred him when he had a bit more bottle, that's all.
17:05Hmm. Well, you can't be a rebel forever.
17:07It's not what Dad used to say in any way.
17:09If everything's so good now, why aren't you stopping the divorce?
17:12How did you know I wasn't?
17:13Intelligent guess.
17:15Look, Kelvin.
17:17We're not sure what to do at the moment.
17:18No.
17:19The problem is you wanted him like this,
17:21and now you've got what you wanted.
17:23You ain't so keen.
17:28Arthur.
17:32Arthur.
17:35Screws.
17:35Huh?
17:36Have you got those special screws I bought?
17:44You trying to tell me we should stop seeing each other, is that it?
17:48For a while, yeah.
17:49Why?
17:50Because otherwise things just might go out of hand.
17:52I don't care if they do.
17:54You might not, love, but you've got to think of Sharon.
17:56She's a big girl now.
17:57Oh, aren't you?
17:58It's been great, love, but it's not going to work.
18:00Who says it ain't?
18:01Oh, it's obviously. It's laid nowhere.
18:03It's got to.
18:04Oh, I see.
18:05You've had enough, now you're going to sling your rope, that it?
18:07It's not like that.
18:08Well, it is from where I'm standing.
18:10Look, you and Dan are just going through a rough patch.
18:12You'll sort yourselves out.
18:13What's that got to do with it?
18:14Everything.
18:14Like Ellie has.
18:15Angie, you...
18:16You're trying to tell me you were doing me a favour while my old man got his act together?
18:19No.
18:20No, I don't think you were either.
18:22I think you were just wasting time till your precious little Debbie stopped messing around
18:25with Dick Tracy.
18:26That is not true.
18:27Well, it's funny that now he's headed on the way out.
18:29Muggins here is headed in the same direction.
18:31It had nothing to do with her.
18:32You're just like all the rest, don't you?
18:35You just pretend you're not.
18:37I didn't ever want to hurt you, Angie.
18:38Oh, do me a favour.
18:41Give over.
18:42You make me want to throw up.
18:45You were using me.
18:47Why don't you admit it?
18:48Good old Angie.
18:49She don't care who it is.
18:51And you were using me in the same way.
18:53Oh, typical male.
18:55Turn it round the other way and make me look guilty.
18:57Oh, Angie, I'm not trying to make you feel guilty.
19:00Oh, Angie, we had a fling.
19:02It's over.
19:02I'll be forgotten in a few days.
19:04Cheers.
19:04Thanks a lot.
19:06Hey, you've just not seen it clearly for me.
19:07I'm just not seeing it your way, that's all.
19:09You're drinking too much.
19:10You knock that in the head.
19:11It'll make more sense to you, love.
19:13Bloody hell, darling.
19:15You don't want to leave me with much, do you?
19:17Hey, you've got to ease off.
19:19It's the only way you're going to pull yourself together.
19:20Get out.
19:21You know I'm right.
19:22Go away.
19:22Get out.
19:23On your bike.
19:24Go.
19:25You've been sent out and made fun of me.
19:27No.
19:27You and your friends think you'd have a laugh at my expense.
19:29I promise you, Dot, that's not why I'm here.
19:31No?
19:32Well, I've got this book, you see.
19:33What book?
19:34Well, it's called Jesus, Me and You.
19:36Well, you's the only person I could think of that knew anything about this sort of thing.
19:40Yeah, well, you won't find much for me and you in this square.
19:43What?
19:44Look, I don't know what your game is, young lady.
19:46Dot, I promise you, that's not why I'm here.
19:49Well, you're one of the last people I thought would want to talk to me about Jesus.
19:53Why?
19:54Well, I mean, your family scarcely upholds the values of Christianity.
19:57Yeah, well, it's not them that's come to see you, is it?
19:59It's me.
20:00And I suddenly realise I don't know why you go about going to church service.
20:03Well, it's not very hard.
20:05Well, how did you start then?
20:06Oh, I started years ago.
20:08I was a lot younger than you are now.
20:11Mind you, most people went to church in those days.
20:13I think the world would be a better place if more people went to a church nowadays.
20:17Why?
20:18Eh?
20:19Why do you think it would be a better place?
20:21Well, I mean, there's no sense of responsibility anymore.
20:24I mean, people just don't care.
20:26They don't care about each other.
20:28I mean, it's like marriage.
20:29It's not for life, is it?
20:31I mean, it's just till someone else's fancy comes along.
20:34What about your husband?
20:35I've never been unfaithful to him.
20:37But he must have been to you.
20:39Ah, but whose fault was it?
20:41Not Charlie's.
20:42I mean, he couldn't help himself.
20:44It was other women.
20:45Other women leading him astray.
20:48Well, it's going to church that makes me able to cope with all that.
20:52Look, how does going to church help you cope?
20:55Sometimes.
20:57Sometimes, when you get older, Sharon,
21:00sometimes you get a little bit lonely.
21:02And you've got friends at the church?
21:03Well, yeah, but more important than that,
21:06I've always got God.
21:08Look, I ain't stupid, Sharon.
21:11I knew Charlie was a weak man.
21:13I know Nick ain't all I'd want him to be.
21:15But when they go off, leave me,
21:18you know, I've got no one to turn to.
21:20No one to understand except God.
21:23He don't insult me.
21:25Don't call me an old fool.
21:27Don't even say I was wrong.
21:30He just listens to me.
21:32Listens to me while I tell him my problems.
21:35Meeting God, Jesus,
21:38was the best thing that ever happened to me.
21:42Come on, it's for the best day, ain't you?
21:46Nothing would have come of it anyway.
21:47That's what he said.
21:49And the stupid thing is, me and you fell out over it.
21:51I know, and that was my fault.
21:53No, it was both our faults.
21:55I should have... what?
21:58I should have realised.
21:59Blimey, I've known you long enough.
22:01You're my best mate.
22:01Yeah.
22:03It's funny, ain't it, Kath?
22:05Every time I do something to get back at him,
22:07I end up getting hurt.
22:09Oh, well, next time it'll be different.
22:10I doubt it.
22:12Next time I'll be the mate I should have been.
22:14No, it's up to me, ain't it, Kath?
22:17I've just got to face up to it.
22:19I've always known what he was like.
22:20Yeah, aren't we all?
22:21A first-class prat.
22:24No.
22:25He's still the man I want.
22:28And he's the man I'm gonna get.
22:30I'm gonna make sure he comes crawling back on his hands and his knees.
22:34Screws?
22:34Yeah.
22:35And I daren't go back without them.
22:37And you've no idea where they are?
22:38No, none at all.
22:39She'll kill me.
22:40Women.
22:41Women.
22:41I don't know why we ever bother.
22:42I do.
22:45Isn't it funny, though, Tony?
22:46The ones you never intend get involved with, you always do.
22:50It's hilarious.
22:51I knew this woman once.
22:53Beer?
22:53Yeah.
22:54Very attractive, but some of them knew it would never, ever work.
22:58Why?
22:58There's always another man in her life.
23:00Um, I have the same problem.
23:08Oh, there you are, darling.
23:10Where you been?
23:11Out.
23:11I know that.
23:12You got an exam tomorrow, you know.
23:13Yeah, I know, Mum.
23:14Yeah, she just called round to see me, so she's been in good hands.
23:18That's a matter of opinion, isn't it, darling?
23:19Pardon?
23:20Yeah, well, I'm off.
23:20We'll see you in the morning.
23:21Sleep tight, sweetie pie.
23:23Can I get you a drink, Mrs Cotton?
23:24Yeah, I'll have a demand.
23:25Juice, please.
23:25So, what does my daughter want to talk to you about, eh, darling?
23:28I believe it or not, a lot of people want to talk to me.
23:31Do they?
23:32Yes.
23:33And Sharon just wanted a little talk.
23:35What about God?
23:37God?
23:39Oh, God.
23:40You know, she feels it's part of her upbringing that might have been neglected.
23:43Actually, it's funny, you know.
23:44I see her coming out of her church the other day.
23:46I thought it was something to do with, er, Michelle's wedding.
23:48Well, it wasn't.
23:49Blimey, she'd be wanting to be a nun next, wouldn't she?
23:51And what's wrong with that?
23:55Well, that didn't take too long, did it?
23:57Oh, so it takes an hour to get to Stratford and back now, does it?
24:00Yeah.
24:01I bet if the fair hadn't been blonde, female, on this side of frishty, it wouldn't have.
24:05It would have.
24:07Now, come on, let's jack it in for the night, eh?
24:09You're tired and pregnant lady shouldn't overdo it.
24:11Here we are.
24:13What's this the night of?
24:15Celebration!
24:16You shouldn't bring take-away food in here, it's a tab!
24:19It's a special night, I don't want you working.
24:21What's happening?
24:21I went in to see the old man.
24:23Yeah?
24:23He's very pleased.
24:24It's good.
24:25So pleased.
24:26He wants us to have some more money.
24:27But we don't need any more money.
24:29That's not true.
24:29He wants to buy a job.
24:31What's that?
24:31He wants to buy it, we'll work on it.
24:33You're not going to buy it.
24:33Of course.
24:34What's he saying?
24:34No way, no, no, no way.
24:39He's saying that the old man, delilik etme, kaçırma kaptallık olur.
24:42Olmaz, ben kendimin business'im istemiyorum, ona hiç imtacım yok.
24:45You are stupid.
24:46With this backing, we can clean up.
24:48O gazanacak, yok biz.
24:49Dizisin sen be.
24:50What's somebody mind telling me what's going on?
24:52The old man wants to buy the business of us.
24:54I said no.
24:55What?
24:56What's Mehmet say?
24:57I say my younger brother is stupid.
24:59He's a chance to make it easy, he's probably wanted.
25:01If we sell him this, then we might as well go back and work from a greasy restaurant.
25:03You are just a small-minded jerk, Ali, and you always will be.
25:06You always can think what you want, yeah?
25:07I know you're my older brother and I'm supposed to listen to you, but not this time.
25:10This is our business, and that's the way it's going to stay.
25:12And if you don't like it, you know what you can do.
25:14You ever worried that that drinking might damage you in some way?
25:17No.
25:17Ever thought of knocking it on the air, Daniel?
25:21Oh, Tom, thank goodness you're here.
25:23I've got them.
25:23What?
25:24The screws for your life fixers you gave me for safekeeping here.
25:27That means you can go home then, eh?
25:29Yeah, of course.
25:29Give us a pint, Simon, will you?
25:31Yeah, you all right, Art?
25:32Oh, I'm naked.
25:34I've been working my socks on all day.
25:35Oh, yeah, Ali asked me to have a chat with you.
25:37Oh, yeah?
25:37What about that?
25:37Yeah, they're thinking about taking somebody I knew to work the controls in the old minicab business.
25:41Thought you might be interested.
25:43Then that thing's definite.
25:44There's us testing the water.
25:45Yeah, of course I'm interested.
25:47You better stick around there a bit sharpish before somebody else does.
25:49Right, Jim.
25:52Can you smoke something?
25:53No.
25:54Hey, I can.
25:55Yeah, what is it?
25:55I don't know.
25:57It's you.
25:58Oh, yes, it is.
25:59You smell him, Cat.
26:01It is you.
26:02What have you got on?
26:03Nothing.
26:04You have?
26:05I just bought some cheap aftershave.
26:07A Malley, that's all.
26:08It stinks.
26:09There you go, Arthur.
26:10That's not what your pets make here.
26:12Yeah, what's that smell?
26:13It's your dad's the aftershave.
26:14He got it cheap.
26:15Oh, it's nice, isn't it?
26:16You get me some.
26:17Yeah.
26:17You're choking.
26:19No, I'm serious.
26:38Oh, er, is that the maternity hospital?
26:40Yeah.
26:41Yeah, look, I know it's a little bit late, but could I speak to Michelle Fowler?
26:46Yeah, yeah, I know.
26:46I'm sorry.
26:47It'll only take a minute.
26:49Thanks.
26:50Thanks a lot.
26:51Just tell her it's lofty.
26:53Everything all right, darling?
26:54Yeah, it's all right.
26:58You don't want to talk to him?
27:00No.
27:01I can make myself busy.
27:02You can talk to him in private.
27:04Thanks.
27:05No.
27:06Any message?
27:07No.
27:08No message.
27:09No message.
27:24No message.