00:13Oh, wow, that is beautiful.
00:16I don't think the colour's too much.
00:17Oh, just look at the detail.
00:21What part of your bar do you...
00:23No, no, no, I just bought in Mrs. Branham for her lunch.
00:25She's not been feeling too good.
00:26Wonder why?
00:28You're probably little Mother Teresa, aren't you?
00:30Orange juice for me, please.
00:32I'm only letting you stay because of Dot.
00:34But you can't hide behind her forever.
00:36And you, just behave yourself.
00:39Serve him.
00:42Oh, you're getting quite a reputation for yourself, aren't you?
00:46You know what they say about people in glass houses?
00:52Is my brother all right?
00:54I've been texting, but...
00:56I don't think he wants to talk to you.
00:59Stuart, come on.
01:01Even you ain't that thick.
01:02Maybe you should take the hint.
01:04Two tomato juices, yeah?
01:09Do you want a top up?
01:11I thought you was with Dot.
01:13She's having a snout.
01:14I've been trying to get her to give up.
01:15Get on the old patches, but she ain't having none of it.
01:18Because you've got her best interests at heart, haven't you?
01:21Yeah.
01:22I suppose we all have our vices.
01:26I'm sorry, have I done something to upset you?
01:28I was just trying to be friendly.
01:29I'm family.
01:30Right, you're just a lodger.
01:32Remember that.
01:33You might think Dot is a soft touch.
01:35Why would I think that?
01:35Your family might not want to know you.
01:39But us Brannings, we look out for each other.
01:43So I am keeping a very close eye on you.
01:47She your sanctuary, is she?
01:52Big man.
01:53You are priceless, you are.
02:00Four ninety.
02:06What did you make?
02:07I want to get out of here.
02:08Don't play games with me, I don't want to play.
02:10No.
02:11So what was that all about?
02:12Getting quite a reputation.
02:14What?
02:14How dare you come round here judging me.
02:16You're no better.
02:18I never said I was.
02:19You're worse.
02:20At least I'm an honest junkie.
02:22I saw you yesterday.
02:24Bethnal Green meeting.
02:34Not so funny now, is it?
02:37Get out!
02:38I'm sorry.
02:40Rayleigh, I'm sorry.
02:42I'm really sorry.
02:46I ain't a junkie.
02:48I never did heroin or needles or nothing like that.
02:52Step one.
02:54Acceptance of addiction.
02:55What, you just go down there for the free biscuits, do you?
02:59I like to go out a lot.
03:03Like back in the day.
03:06Acid.
03:07And pills.
03:08And acid pills.
03:10Acid pills.
03:11And that was my problem, you see.
03:13I never did things by half.
03:14And I think it might have rewired my brain a bit.
03:19Sometimes I can be a little bit impulsive.
03:21Really?
03:24Anxious.
03:26Paranoid.
03:27Self-destructive tendencies.
03:29I mean, that's what my sponsor reckons.
03:31I don't see it myself.
03:34I keep getting in trouble, so I reckon there must be some truth in it.
03:41I'm sorry if I upset you.
03:43I didn't mean it.
03:50I'm sure I'll get over it.
03:58Here, we've got two things in common now, haven't we?
04:00Drugs and Mrs Branning.
04:07I take it she don't know?
04:08What?
04:10No-one does.
04:11You won't say nothing, will you?
04:15I don't know.
04:18Honesty is the best policy.
04:20It's there in step eight.
04:22Step nine.
04:23No, not if it had hurt people.
04:25And my brother, he wouldn't understand.
04:26He'd be ashamed.
04:27I doubt even he'd be that surprised.
04:29He already doesn't return my calls.
04:31If he found out I was this mad drug head,
04:32lied to him all these years, he...
04:34Shh, shh, shh, shh.
04:35I'm thinking about you, Stuart.
04:37Your recovery.
04:38I don't use any more.
04:39I wouldn't.
04:41Please, don't tell anyone.
04:46I need to get back to work now.
04:49See yourself out.
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