00:00Your friends are old people.
00:01Oh, no.
00:02Just be strong.
00:04You! What are you doing here?
00:07OK.
00:09What happened yesterday, it wasn't personal at all.
00:13And I reckon that we should try and keep our work-life separate from...
00:20from...
00:21Oh. Have you memorised a little speech?
00:24Kind of.
00:26Waste of time, love. You're fired.
00:28Now, just a minute.
00:30Little Miss Martin Luther King here thinks she can swan in like nothing's happened
00:35after slagging off my Eric in front of everybody.
00:38I don't think so.
00:40I need this job.
00:41Well, you shouldn't have got up on your hind legs and shot your mouth off, then, should you?
00:45But you don't understand.
00:46It's the only thing that I've got. You can't slap me.
00:50Watch me!
00:51Oh, no. Just, just, just, just a moment.
00:53Fair play. Fair play. You can have your turn.
00:55Go on. Give her both barrels.
00:58My wife, understandably, is upset on my behalf.
01:01However, your actions yesterday, uncouth and perhaps questionable as they were,
01:08have no effect on your status here.
01:12Can you say that a bit plainer?
01:15You can keep your job.
01:18Thanks.
01:19Just a minute.
01:20No, no, no, no.
01:21Let's adjourn too.
01:22No, let's just adjourn to the office.
01:27Jammy cow.
01:30Yeah, there you go.
01:32Hello.
01:32I need two things from you.
01:33I need a grovelling apology and a brilliant idea.
01:36Oh, he's got one.
01:37An idea, that is.
01:39And I don't see any reason for an apology.
01:42And you've got a clear view of the situation, then.
01:44Well, I do, as it happens.
01:46I think young Leila is the key.
01:49I believe that she's living dangerously close to the bread line.
01:52I see.
01:53Therefore, she's vulnerable.
01:56And I think if you dangle her large enough...
01:58Yeah, I said I see.
01:58You don't need to spell it out for me.
02:01Of course.
02:02Go and tell her it's her lunch break.
02:03Even when I've finished my drink.
02:05Yeah, no, go now.
02:11Hey!
02:14How are you?
02:14I thought Leila made it perfectly clear yesterday
02:17she doesn't like hanging out with you.
02:19What, are you still here?
02:21What's going on?
02:22Yeah, what are you up to?
02:24I can leave you alone.
02:26I just wanted to say that I was really impressed by your performance yesterday.
02:29You're on Eric's side, Anna's.
02:30I am not on anyone's side.
02:33I'd prefer to stay out of all these local issues.
02:36Don't believe you.
02:37Fine, at least accept a drink.
02:38What harm can it do?
02:39Right, then I'll have a large red.
02:43It's unusual to find someone with such passion and integrity
02:45in the world of politics.
02:47What do you want?
02:48I have a job for you.
02:49Yeah?
02:50Well, yeah, I knew you were interested in Rodney's job
02:52and now that new position's coming up,
02:54I mean, it's only general help right now.
02:57It's not the most exciting job in the world,
02:59but, I mean, it's got prospects.
03:01There you go.
03:02And I've stirred in a little bit of hemlock just for you.
03:05You could keep working for her.
03:07How's that going?
03:10Well, look, I'll have a sleep on it.
03:12I'll have a drink tomorrow
03:13and you can let me know what you think.
03:14Well, it's got a drink tomorrow,
03:14Could I just take somebody in the future?
03:14Everything is in the future?
03:14Yeah.
03:14I've never had a drink for you.
03:15All right.
