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00:03Hello, Mum.
00:05Hello.
00:06How are you feeling?
00:09Yeah.
00:10I didn't sleep too good myself last night.
00:13Why? What's wrong?
00:15I was worried about you, of course.
00:18Look.
00:20I know what you did the other night.
00:27Oh.
00:29Well, Dad was on the phone to her last night.
00:32At least he said he can't see her at the moment.
00:37Look, can I get you anything?
00:40No, thanks, babes.
00:41Well, have a cup of tea at least.
00:43I don't want anything.
00:45Wait.
00:46Shouldn't you be in bed?
00:48I'm not tired.
00:50You'll get some sleep. You look awful.
00:52I'd rather have the company.
00:55Look, Mum, I can get the morning off school.
00:56There's no need for that, Sharon.
00:58I can look after you, Mum.
00:59It's only geography and French, Dad.
01:00I can get it off Tracy later.
01:01I don't want you to take any time off school,
01:03especially with your exams coming up.
01:04We could say I'm at the dentist.
01:06Thanks for the offer, darling.
01:08But perhaps it's best if you go in.
01:10All right.
01:11I'll go and get me stuff ready.
01:13I've got to do something, Dad.
01:16Dad.
01:22I've been thinking.
01:23Oh, yeah, wonders will never cease.
01:27I've been thinking that we should spend a lot more time together.
01:30Yeah?
01:32Maybe we could take the car out, go to Ebbing Forest.
01:34It's too cold, then.
01:36Or we could go for lunch somewhere, just the two of us.
01:38Oh, I'm not hungry.
01:39You've got to eat something.
01:41Maybe.
01:54I wasn't expecting to wake up, Den.
01:56I thought I'd had my twirl on this planet.
02:00I know I said it was an accident, but...
02:02I know, I know.
02:04I've just given up.
02:07Thrown the towel in.
02:09Things are going to be better.
02:11Are they?
02:13Well, you've moved back.
02:14I suppose that's something.
02:16It's a new beginning for me, Ethel.
02:18That's what it is.
02:19The council let me choose the wallpaper meself.
02:22Fancy.
02:23Well, I'm sure you'll be very happy, you dot.
02:26Oh, it's like a dream come true.
02:28Bang in the middle of the square with all me friends round me.
02:31We'll be able to pop over to each other for tea.
02:34Yes, well, I'm not feeling all that sociable at the moment.
02:38Oh, well, that's understandable.
02:40Still no word of your little willy?
02:42No.
02:43Oh, to be honest, I've just about given up hope.
02:48Someone to see you, Doc.
02:49From the council, is it?
02:50I don't know.
02:51I didn't ask.
02:51Oh, wheel him in.
02:53They'll probably come to see how I'm settling in.
02:55Here.
02:56You ought to have a word with them, Ethel.
02:58I'm quite happy where I am, thank you.
03:00No, not about moving.
03:02I mean, the council's got a dog catcher, haven't they?
03:05They've probably picked up little willy by mistake.
03:07Oh, still, I've got a feeling that you're going to get some unexpected good news very soon.
03:15Yeah.
03:19Hello, God.
03:22Charlie.
03:31We haven't been seeing much of you around here lately, have we?
03:35Well, I'll leave you to it.
03:37See you.
03:41I went round the estate, they told me he'd moved.
03:47Yes.
03:48Well.
03:51I suppose you two have got quite a lot to say to each other.
03:57I hope you find willy.
03:59Let me know how you get on.
04:02Uh...
04:05Nice place.
04:07You've fallen on your feet, Dodd.
04:09Yeah.
04:10And no lifts to get stuck in, eh?
04:13No.
04:14What do you want, Charlie?
04:16Funny question.
04:17No law against a bloke visiting his own wife, is there?
04:20Of course not.
04:23I never had my breakfast this morning.
04:25Don't suppose there's any chance of...
04:26Cup legs?
04:29Turned?
04:31As you like them.
04:49I'm just going to a jazz club.
04:51That's all.
04:53Andy doesn't own me.
04:54I'm just going out to enjoy myself for once.
04:57I don't see anything wrong in that.
04:58So it's over between you and Andy, is it?
05:01I don't know.
05:02You seem very casual about it.
05:05I'm just going out for an evening.
05:07I'm not eloping.
05:08What if Andy went up with someone else?
05:10Well, that's his business.
05:11Look, I don't see what good it does is to sit there glaring at each other every night.
05:16So if I felt like you, then everything Saeed did would have been his business?
05:20Nothing to do with me?
05:21No, no, no.
05:22That's different.
05:23You were married.
05:24I see.
05:25So if you're married, it's all right to sit there and glare at each other every night.
05:29I don't know, Noema.
05:30I'm just trying to get through life the best I can.
05:33Look, I spent a long time sitting in a boring bank and I decided I'm going to take a few
05:37more risks.
05:38Might not hurt you to do the same.
05:41One man at a time is more than enough for me.
05:44Oh, yes.
05:44Let's see.
05:45How did your dinner date go?
05:47Well, I won't be making a habit of it.
05:50Well, then why not take a few risks with the shop?
05:52You don't like it the way it is?
05:53Turning it into a convenience store like you want would cost a fortune.
05:57You've got that money from your parents.
05:59Why don't you ask Tony for an estimate?
06:02Yeah.
06:03I suppose it wouldn't cost anything to ask.
06:07Bit early in the day for me to start drinking, then.
06:10Yeah, well, I thought it'd be good for you to have a drop of brownie around the place.
06:12Medicinal purposes.
06:13You didn't come here to look after my health, though, did you?
06:16No.
06:17So?
06:18It's about Ange.
06:19Yes, I'd work that one out.
06:21If it had been Sharon, you'd talk to them between yourselves or Ange would come over here and talk to
06:25Pauline.
06:27Yeah, well, I'm sorry to bother you with this, Lou, but there's no one else I can ask.
06:31Oh, you get an honest answer from me.
06:33You may not like it, but it'll be the truth.
06:36This is between me and you.
06:38I don't want it broadcast around the square.
06:40Go on.
06:42Ange took a load of pills the other night.
06:43I got to her just in time.
06:44I thought she was going to die.
06:46Why did you stop her?
06:47Eh?
06:48You heard me.
06:49Well, I couldn't just stand by and watch her kill herself.
06:51Why not?
06:52That's what she wanted.
06:54Seems to me it would have suited you too.
06:57Made things easier between you and your fancy woman.
07:01I'm not that callous, Lou.
07:03No.
07:03I think it would have been kinder in the long run.
07:06The truth is that Ange's got to the end of her tether.
07:10Unless you're going to do something about that, she's going to try and try again until one day she's going
07:14to succeed.
07:14Oh, no, no, no, no.
07:15Things are going to get better from now on.
07:17Are you sure?
07:18If Ange had died, everyone would have pointed the finger at you.
07:22Don't you love her?
07:24Yeah.
07:24Well, you've got a funny way of showing it.
07:26And I don't think she knows that, else it wouldn't have happened.
07:30Do you want me to tell you what to do?
07:32Care.
07:3424 hours a day.
07:35Not when it suits you.
07:37Not when you haven't had a round with your girlfriend.
07:39But permanent.
07:41Something which I don't think you're capable of then.
07:43You're going to have to try.
07:45Yeah, I know.
07:46I'm going to give you Ange.
07:48I might want you to understand this.
07:50I'm not doing it for you, I'm doing it for her.
07:52Because dead or alive, Ange is worth ten of you.
07:56I know.
07:56I remember you when you was a kid at school.
07:59I never trusted you then.
08:02I've seen no reason to change my opinion now.
08:08Here.
08:12Ain't there any ketchup?
08:14You know I can't eat chips without soaps.
08:16Oh, sorry.
08:18How are you getting on with them?
08:20Sad work.
08:21I guess I'm just thick, eh?
08:23It's a lot easier when you go through it with me.
08:26Yeah, well maybe we'll have another session tonight, eh?
08:28Do you fancy something to eat before you start work?
08:31Yeah, if I'm quick.
08:32Sausage, beans and chips, do you?
08:33Yeah, but it ought to be my treat I've drawn you to.
08:35Nah, nah, nah, we'll go half a sec.
08:38Quicksy!
08:39Sausage, beans and chips, do you please, mate?
08:40Bye-bye, mate, coming up.
08:43Here you are.
08:45And I've got you a cigar for after.
08:49Spoiling me.
08:50Don't often get the chance.
08:53Perhaps we ought to do something about that.
08:55What do you mean?
08:56Oh, you always knew how to look after me, Dot.
08:58I was a fool to go when I did.
09:00What's brought this on?
09:01I've been thinking about things.
09:03Chucked you out, has she?
09:05Rose.
09:06Oh, I had a bit of a rout.
09:08That's not too unusual these days.
09:10I know she's your sister, but she's got a tongue like a razor blade, that one.
09:14Yeah.
09:15Did she ever talk about me?
09:17Not really.
09:18I'll never forgive her, you know, for what she did.
09:21Oh, what's partly my fault, Dot?
09:23I've got to take some of the blame.
09:25She made a dead set at you.
09:27She was always the same.
09:28Anything I got, she wanted.
09:30Only a chance of some bread and butter.
09:31Oh, sorry.
09:39Hello, Professor Higgins.
09:41How's Eliza Doolittle coming off?
09:43Fine, thanks.
09:44I'm going out tonight.
09:46Oh, yeah?
09:46Yeah, I'm going to a jazz club with Roy Quill.
09:48I didn't think you'd mind.
09:49After all, you'd be working, wouldn't you?
09:51That's tomorrow night.
09:52Oh, yes, so it is.
09:54I forgot.
09:55Well, enjoy yourself.
09:56Oh, I'm sure we will.
09:58Oh, Wixie, if Tony comes in, would you ask him to pop into the food store?
10:02Yeah, sure.
10:03Thanks.
10:03See you later.
10:04See ya.
10:08And what are you gunning at?
10:10Nothing.
10:10I thought you handled that really well.
10:12Eh?
10:13Debs, you were very joke-all.
10:15Acted like you weren't bothered at all.
10:16It's always the best way with the birds.
10:17Maybe I'm not bothered at all.
10:19Yeah, you're dead right, mate, eh?
10:20Plenty more fish in the sea.
10:22See, most blokes would have got the right hump and started mouthing off.
10:25Then she'd have really known she'd won.
10:27Wixie, it is not a game.
10:30No?
10:30Oh, that's what it looks like to me.
10:32You see, Debs is a settling-down type.
10:34It's like I told her.
10:35All she really wants to be is her housewife.
10:37And if it ain't you, she'll find another Mr. Wrong.
10:40Look, when I want you to do your Marjorie Proops bit, I'll ask.
10:44Yes, ma'am, but what did Angie do?
10:46Never mind.
10:47You just get everybody round to my place this afternoon.
10:50We'll call it four o'clock.
10:52Well, I can't do anything till Doc gets here, can I?
10:54I'm not a word to Angie.
10:56Look, ma'am, don't you think it'd be better if she knew we was helping her?
10:59You don't know what's been going on, Pauline.
11:03The last thing Angie would want at the moment is someone being charitable.
11:06Sticks in the throat.
11:08You should know that well enough.
11:09Yeah, okay, then we'll play it.
11:11Hello, Pauline.
11:12Lou, you remember my husband, don't you, Charlie?
11:16Hello.
11:17We had a lot of laughs in the old days, didn't we, Lou?
11:19Not that I remember.
11:21Ooh, still smoking those roll-ups, I see.
11:23Just make anything up and get me hands on, Lou.
11:25Well, it's no smoker's day coming up.
11:28I hope you three will bear that in mind.
11:30Stupid drawing that old lorry of yours and all, I suppose.
11:33Oh, no, got a new truck.
11:35Bed in the back, all mud cons.
11:37Mind you, I'm thinking of jacking it all in.
11:39Never told me that.
11:41I'll start working for myself.
11:42That's where the money is.
11:43All I need's a bit of capital.
11:44Yeah, well, good luck to you.
11:46Mum and me have got to go now, though.
11:47Come on, Mum.
11:48We're having a little meeting at my place at four o'clock, Dot, so I'd be grateful if
11:52you'd be there.
11:53How about I be working, Lou?
11:55It's all right.
11:56I'll look after things here, huh?
11:58Oh, thank you, Charlie.
11:59I'll see you at four o'clock then, Dot.
12:03Here.
12:04What's all this about giving up your job?
12:07I wanted it to be a surprise.
12:09New beginnings, Dot.
12:10You're looking at a reformed character.
12:14How's your drink, Tony?
12:16I didn't order one.
12:18On the ass.
12:19For old times' sake.
12:21Hey, cheers.
12:25I, um, I want you to have a little talk with you.
12:29Mm-hmm.
12:32I did a really stupid thing the other day.
12:36Nothing unusual about that, I suppose.
12:42What are you talking about, Ange?
12:45Tonight.
12:48I led you a right old dance, didn't I?
12:51Ah, come on.
12:52It's water under the bridge, Ange.
12:54No, it wasn't fair.
12:55I was just trying to get at Den.
12:58Trying to reach him.
13:00Ah, well, maybe he's not worth it.
13:03Oh, there's no maybe about it.
13:04He's definitely not worth it.
13:06So?
13:06Maybe you've learned something at last.
13:08No, I've always known what he was like.
13:11It doesn't seem to make any difference, does it?
13:14You know, Ange, you can do a lot better than that.
13:18There's a lot of men who would know how to treat a girl like you.
13:22Queuing up at the doors, are they?
13:24Oh.
13:24There's one sitting not a million miles away from you now.
13:28Trouble is, Tom.
13:30There's only one bloke for me, isn't there?
13:32And we both know that.
13:34So?
13:35What are we talking about?
13:39Well, what do you do
13:41when you play your trump card
13:44and it's still not enough?
13:47Well, I'm sure you know what you're doing, Charlie,
13:49but it does seem a bit risky
13:50chucking up a steady job, steady money.
13:53It's peanuts compared with what I get working for myself.
13:56Yeah, I suppose so.
13:57I've always been broke, all my life.
14:00Things might have turned out better
14:02if we'd had a bit of money when we were together, eh?
14:04I don't know.
14:05I might have been able to do things for you,
14:07buy you things.
14:08That's not what I wanted, Charlie.
14:13Well, it's all going to be different now.
14:16If I get my own business going,
14:17I might even be able to get young Nick on the straight and narrow.
14:20It'd be good, that, him and me working together.
14:22Oh, that'd be the best present you could give me, Charlie.
14:24Keep your fingers crossed tonight, then.
14:26I'm going to see this bloke.
14:28If things work out, him and me are going to be partners.
14:30Did you hear that, Ethel?
14:32No.
14:33Oh, well, Charlie's going to set up his own tracking business.
14:37I see.
14:37I feel he might even have Nick working for him.
14:41This going on here, is it?
14:43Why not?
14:44Warford's my home.
14:45I hate lorries.
14:46Nasty, dirty, smelly things.
14:48If they'd take my advice, they'd ban them.
14:51Honestly, Mum, you've got enough food here to feed an army.
14:54Well, Arthur will eat up anything that's left over, I expect.
14:57Aren't we having any dinner tonight, then?
14:58Who knows?
14:59What's going on?
15:00Mum's having a meeting.
15:01What about?
15:02It's private women's business.
15:05Pardon me for asking.
15:06Haven't you got anything to do, Arthur?
15:09Yeah.
15:09I'm reading me paper.
15:10Not here, you're not.
15:12Oh, Charlie.
15:13Chucked out of me own house now.
15:14My house?
15:16Humor-er.
15:17Well, what am I supposed to do?
15:18Wall the streets?
15:19Well, go down the cafe, have a cup of tea or something.
15:21It's coming to something, isn't it, when I can't sit and read a paper in me own home.
15:24Oh, I'll get it.
15:26I'll get it, Mum.
15:28They've just started to arrive.
15:29All right, all right.
15:30I'll get the message.
15:31I suppose I will be allowed back here sometime tonight.
15:34I mean, how long is this meeting going on for?
15:35Oh, it shouldn't take more than an hour or two, I expect.
15:38Right.
15:39Oh, not too early.
15:41Am I leaving?
15:41Oh, no.
15:42Come in, Dot.
15:42Sit down.
15:43Come here.
15:43Don't mind me.
15:44I'm just leaving.
15:45I'm only the lodger here, you know.
15:46I'm just leaving.
16:31What's all this about, Lou?
16:33Angie.
16:34Why?
16:34What's she done?
16:35It's not what she's done.
16:37It's what she might do that's important.
16:38I love that.
16:39And what's all this?
16:40A meeting of the Walford witches?
16:41It's a women's meeting.
16:43You might as well sit in, give you something to think about instead of yourself for a change.
16:47That's charming.
16:48Now, I've been round this square longer than any of you.
16:52And in the old days, we used to be in and out of each other's houses and in and out
16:56of each other's business.
16:58That's right.
16:59You couldn't sneeze in the square without everyone knowing about it.
17:03But now all that's changed.
17:05You're supposed to keep yourself to yourself.
17:07That's progress, eh?
17:09It means that an old geezer like Reg Cox can lay down in his flat and nobody notices.
17:15And I can lose my little Willie and nobody lifts a finger.
17:18Yes, but this meeting's not about Willie.
17:21It's about Angie.
17:23Oh, I'm sorry, Lou.
17:24Well, we all know the way it then carries on.
17:26Perhaps some of you think that Angie's just about as bad.
17:30They made their bed.
17:31They've got to lie on it.
17:32Yeah, well, you would say that, wouldn't you?
17:34Right Christian attitude, that is.
17:36Well, I was only saying...
17:37What about Sharon?
17:37Have you ever thought about her?
17:38Well, that's what I mean, don't I?
17:40Just a minute, just a minute.
17:41We mustn't start squabbling amongst ourselves.
17:43Now, Mum's got something to say, right?
17:46Go on, Mum.
17:47Thank you, Pauline.
17:50Well, I'm not one that interferes between husband and wife.
17:53I don't hold with that sort of thing.
17:55But it's Angie I'm worried about.
17:57She's got to the end of her tether.
17:59And if we don't look out for her, then I'm afraid she might do something stupid.
18:04I wouldn't be surprised.
18:06There's been some very funny goings-on at the pub the last few days.
18:09Well, never mind about that now.
18:11Den came to see me.
18:13I told him it was all his fault, but I also said we'd help him.
18:16Now, are you all with me or not?
18:19Otherwise, I'll do it on my own.
18:20Of course we are.
18:22Of course, will we?
18:23Well?
18:23We've got to work out a road turn.
18:26I think you'd better manage that, Debbie.
18:29Yeah, okay?
18:30We don't want Angie left on her own.
18:33We'll all take her on a day at a time.
18:36Excuse me.
18:45No good?
18:45I don't know.
18:46Just not in the mood, I suppose.
18:49Look, I'm pleased, Kelvin.
18:50About your exams?
18:51Oh.
18:52Yeah, but you're still thinking about your mum.
18:54Yeah.
18:55Look, do you want to go home?
18:56I don't know what to do for the best.
18:58Offer to take the morning off school, but she wouldn't have it.
19:00It's up to Dad to try and bring around, really.
19:02And he doesn't want to?
19:03I think he's trying.
19:04He just got out of the habit, that's all.
19:08Hello, love.
19:09You got on all right, did you?
19:11No trouble.
19:13Mind you, you want to put your foot down about these kids dosing down in here.
19:17It's meant to be a laundrette, not a social club.
19:19Don't worry.
19:20We're just going.
19:21You can see where Nick gets his charm from.
19:25They've been upsetting you?
19:26No, no.
19:28I was just getting a bit worried about the time, that's all.
19:30Eh?
19:30I've got to see this bloke I told you about, remember?
19:32Oh, yeah.
19:33I see him here about 6.30.
19:34And we'll go off on celebration dinner, just the two of us.
19:37Well, that'll be lovely.
19:39Look, Dut, you know I hate to ask, but can you lend me a bit of cash for the night?
19:44Well, I thought this bloke was giving you money.
19:47Well, he is.
19:48But I've got to have enough to stand me around, haven't I?
19:50He's not going to want to do business with me if he thinks I'm brassic.
19:53Well, how much do you want?
19:54How much have you got?
20:04Five, six, seven, eight, eight, seventy.
20:06But I shall need that for me shopping tomorrow.
20:08You'll have it back tonight, Dut.
20:10I'm only going to borrow it for a couple of hours.
20:12Yeah.
20:13You want me to make a good impression, don't you?
20:15You want to make a go of things this time.
20:17Oh, of course I do.
20:18It's an investment.
20:24Cheers, love.
20:28Wish me luck.
20:30Good luck.
20:31See you here at 6.30.
20:45So, where is he then?
20:47They've probably taken him inside.
20:52Yeah, excuse me.
20:53You had a pug in the window earlier.
20:55What's happened to it?
20:55Well, if it's not there now, it's been sold, I expect.
20:57Sold?
20:58Who, too?
20:59I don't know.
20:59It's not my shop.
21:00I'm just looking after the place for an hour or so.
21:05On Tuesday, Sam said pat, there's a button off my, my.
21:30Come on, you know what that is, love?
21:31No, I don't.
21:32You read it before.
21:34Well, I can't read it now.
21:36OK, it says there's a button off my shirt.
21:40OK.
21:41Button off my shirt.
21:43Magic.
21:44I think that is enough for one night, don't you, eh?
21:47You're doing really well.
21:49Well, you make me feel like I can do it.
21:51Teachers at school used to make me feel stupid.
21:54Well, maybe that's because you want to do it now, eh?
21:56That is the biggest hurdle, love.
21:58Do you know, I can't wait just to be able to pick up a book and read it.
22:01Nothing ever, you know.
22:03Me dad had this book once, and it used to have pictures in it, and I made up me own
22:07stories
22:07to go with them.
22:08I'd love to know what it was about.
22:09Well, what's it called, Annie?
22:11We'll buy it.
22:11Work on it.
22:12Well, I don't know.
22:13I couldn't read the name.
22:15Maybe you and I'll take a little trip down to the bookstall, eh?
22:18See if we can track it down, hmm?
22:19Yeah.
22:20Yeah, I wish there was something I could do to say thank you.
22:22I'll forget it, lovey.
22:24Look, I hope you don't think I'm interfering, Mary.
22:26Oh, what have I done now?
22:28Look, Mary, I know how you feel about clinics and health visitors, but she's really started
22:33thinking about Annie's injections.
22:34You know, whooping cough.
22:35Oh, no, I don't know.
22:37I mean, some people say just the injection's dangerous.
22:39Nah, nah, nah.
22:39They're a lot less risk than getting the diseases.
22:41You know, look, I should know I work in a children's ward.
22:43Hmm.
22:44Okay, if you think I should.
22:46Yeah.
22:47Go to see Dr. Legg in the morning, eh?
22:48I'll come with you if you like.
22:49All right.
22:50I'm just going up to have a shower and get changed.
22:52Right.
22:53There's some leftovers in the fridge if you fancy.
22:57Here, but go to the film or something.
22:59Come on, it's me night off.
23:01I don't feel like it.
23:03Why don't you ask her?
23:05She seems keen on going out enjoying herself at the moment.
23:07Oh, yeah, but she's already got an escort, hasn't she?
23:10So it seems.
23:12You don't approve, do you?
23:15Look, there's nothing wrong in it.
23:18Look, Debs is a settling down type.
23:20She's just got to sort out who she wants to settle down with.
23:23And she's got to try a different man, so she can choose?
23:26Well, it makes a lot more sense than arranged marriages.
23:29A lot of arranged marriages work.
23:31Okay, mine didn't, so maybe it's not for me.
23:34But that doesn't mean I'm going to start playing musical chairs.
23:37Well, I don't know.
23:38You're an independent lady now.
23:40You've got your own shop.
23:41You're running your own life.
23:42It seems to me it's all out there waiting for you.
23:45And you're volunteering to be my guide, are you?
23:47Yeah, you could do a lot worse.
23:49Thank you very much, Simon.
23:52Is that the elbow, then?
23:54That depends.
23:56On what?
23:57Lots of things.
23:59Respect, for instance.
24:00I think a woman's entitled to respect from a man.
24:03Yeah, I respect women.
24:05I respect you.
24:07Look, I'd like us to go out together sometimes.
24:10But that's all it's going to be.
24:12Before I make any sort of commitment to any man again,
24:16I want to make sure that he's worth it.
24:18Yeah, I see.
24:19And if he's not prepared to wait...
24:23Phil?
24:27He's got to speak for a little bit.
24:29That's all.
24:33Look.
24:36He's not prepared to have anything.
24:36I guarantee you that he has a lot of money.
24:37He's got to take a little bit.
24:37I'll be here.
24:37He's looking at this kind of time.
24:42He's going to be a little bit.
24:45Oh, I feel the way to take that into place.
24:49There's already being a little bit.
24:49And he's looking at all that.
24:57we just made some tea we thought you might like something oh no thanks no you know we're just
25:00going out the pictures if we hurry up we'll catch the main film i eat some of those adverts anyway
25:04yeah okay oh milk are you ready then naima yeah hang on andy yeah you'll probably say this is none
25:10of my business but you really ought to say something to her you know what it's not right
25:14what deb's is doing to you naima it's nice of you to be concerned about me love but uh you
25:20really
25:20get no need to be no debbie and i have always had an open relationship we both lead our own
25:25lives
25:26if she wants to get with roy quick that's her business i'm not going to stand in her way
25:29you ready then naima enjoy yourself go on see you later thanks see ya
25:35see you mary try mary haven't you poured yet
25:40yeah
25:43do you want some tea love yeah thanks you're looking very nice
25:48thank you i think annie's waking up oh i'll go and give her a feed i'll forget the tea don't
25:53do okay looks like i'll be having tea in my own why don't you go out is it some of
26:00your mates at the
26:00nurses home now i think i'll have an early night you know watch some telly read a book or something
26:05well don't wait up i wasn't going to not that i'm going to be that late i mean the show
26:10finishes at
26:10midnight tomorrow you'll be giving me a lift home well she's getting a taxi doesn't it yeah deb's
26:16yeah oh that'll be wrong yeah
26:22what were you going to say oh nothing i've just become a nice type mate
26:27okay thanks i didn't even know you liked jazz
26:31broadening my horizons
26:33it's getting impatient yeah i better go i won't be late you said
26:41right then don't give him a waiting
26:44you'll be all right then oh yeah of course i will why shouldn't it be
26:48there isn't
26:51see ya see ya
26:54i thought you stood me up
26:55i was just getting ready all right let's go
26:58okay
26:59okay
27:00okay
27:00okay
27:08I don't know.
27:39Oh, Charlie.
27:41Charlie, how good you?