01:04Daphne, did you hear me when I said I'd give you a lift to the bridge?
01:07Does it interest you?
01:08Yes, it does indeed.
01:10Just please, Roland.
01:11Yes, but I'm going now, dear.
01:12Yes, it's very nice of you, Roland.
01:14Look, I'll just pick up these two crumbs.
01:17Perhaps you'd like to lay a bit of lino down before you go.
01:20You'll slap a quick coat of a moth in on the ceiling.
01:23You civil servants, you've got nothing else to do all day long
01:25except think up new ways of spending my income tax money.
01:28Look, I've got to meet this bloke in Tulse Hill by 9.30 sharp
01:31to give him a price on his escritoire.
01:33Yes, I'm just coming.
01:34Just get me the bag.
01:36With me the bag.
01:36The bag.
01:37You're worse.
01:38You're actually worse than my ex-wife.
01:39Do you know that?
01:40Well, I'm going.
01:41I'm going.
01:41Goodbye.
01:41I'm coming.
01:42I'm coming.
01:43Give me the bag.
01:45Why should I have this aggro?
01:47I'm not married to you.
01:48Just forced to share this flat with you.
01:49I'm not like you.
01:50I'm not a civil servant.
01:51If I don't work, I starve.
01:53It's all right for you.
01:54No, it's not.
01:55A big bankruptcy meeting at 10.
01:5720 million pound insurance company's gone bust.
01:59But I can't tell you who.
02:01Lipstick.
02:02She's putting on lipstick.
02:03Go on.
02:05She's putting on lipstick.
02:06Look, I stand to make a hundred.
02:08Nick her if I can buy this escritoire, right?
02:10Only the fellow's got to leave his shop by 9.30 sharp.
02:12So I tell her this.
02:12I tell her my situation.
02:14I offer her a lift.
02:15And she's putting on lipstick.
02:17Tarting herself up.
02:18Oh, good morning, George.
02:19Morning.
02:20Help yourself do anything you want.
02:22Oh, you have?
02:23Finish with these bits of bacon, have you?
02:24Yes, and there's some coffee in the larder.
02:26He knows, he knows, he doesn't need you to tell him anything.
02:29That human dustbin's been coming here for 12 weeks now to do his cello.
02:32He knows where everything is.
02:33He doesn't need any encouragement.
02:34Will you?
02:35Come on.
02:35Does his clothes look all right for the office?
02:37I mean, it's not too see-through, is it, for a meeting with the official receiver?
02:40I don't look like mutton dressed as lamb.
02:43You look cool, gracious, feminine, yet responsible.
02:49Oh, bless!
02:49I'll have to change it.
02:50Oh, no.
02:51Oh, baby.
02:51You'll be all right, then, George.
02:53Fine.
02:54Can I make a bait and butter with this bread?
02:56Yes, of course.
02:57You're all right, then.
02:58Oh, I'm all right.
03:00Yeah, but am I all right?
03:01Eh?
03:01Is anyone interested in me?
03:04Who?
03:04Who is interested in me?
03:06I've got a meat there by 9.30.
03:08I'll take this other offer.
03:09Keep your hair on, Rowley.
03:11Oh, knickers.
03:12I'm off.
03:13Oh, I just get so agitated.
03:16There's plenty of time to get to Tulse Hill.
03:18Cassie, I'm off and away.
03:19Okay.
03:20There's some cold roast potatoes in the fridge and there's some cheese in the larder,
03:22so don't go hungry.
03:23I'm coming.
03:23Oh, I'm coming.
03:24I'm coming.
03:25I'm coming.
03:26I'm coming.
03:26Keep your hair on, Rowley.
03:28Oh, come on.
03:28I'm coming.
