00:00Well, get back to work. Come on.
00:01Leela, can I have a quick word?
00:09You seem underwhelmed by my Eric's achievements.
00:12Well, work for him don't mean I have to support you.
00:14That's exactly what it does mean.
00:17David's a spoilt little brat, and quite frankly,
00:19I can't imagine why you're so eager to get back into his wife-fronts.
00:23I'm not.
00:24Well, you remember that then, young lady,
00:27which said your bread's buttered.
00:29Machinists are ten a penny.
00:32Come on, any slacking, no dindins.
00:36Ten quid's not going to go far.
00:38Halves only. I don't want you lot drunk this afternoon.
00:41Oh, I'll have the usual time.
00:43I'm watching you.
00:45Hiya.
00:49All right, son?
00:51Hey, where did you sleep last night?
00:53What do you care?
00:55Of course I care. I'm your dad.
00:58Look, I don't want this.
01:00You're enjoying every second.
01:02Of course I'm not.
01:04Whatever the outcome, you're my son.
01:07More's the pity. Get stuffed.
01:09What have I said now?
01:11I'll just come for a quiet drink.
01:13All right.
01:14Pine, please, Val.
01:16Oh, I'll...
01:17I'll do this, Valerie.
01:19Thanks.
01:21Do you have hard feelings?
01:23No, none whatsoever.
01:27Want to be very reasonable?
01:29Yeah, I'm a really reasonable guy.
01:31Why?
01:32Thanks, Mr. Pollard.
01:32You're going to have all sorts traipsing over your mum's and dad's land.
01:35Yeah, well, we'll see.
01:36What do you mean?
01:37Well, nothing's over till it's over.
01:39Thanks, Mr. Pollard.
01:46Thanks, Matthew.
01:46Oh, come on.
01:47You said you probably...
01:48Did you know what he said?
01:49One second, once.
01:50David!
01:52Can you buy you a drink?
01:54Not that.
01:55Oh, come on, son.
01:56We may be adversaries on the stump.
01:58It doesn't mean to say we have to be personal.
02:01Then why are you selling me down the river?
02:04Don't know. What are you talking about?
02:05No?
02:06Yeah, you do.
02:07And so does he.
02:08Hey, I'm minding my own business.
02:11It's all a lie, you know.
02:13Me dad's promise to keep the footpath open.
02:16Is that true, Mr. Pollard?
02:18Of course not, son, be fair.
02:20I am sick of your fairness.
02:23You have no proof to support this accusation.
02:26No, no, I don't.
02:27You're too devious for that.
02:29This is utter rubbish, eh?
02:31Is it?
02:32You all know what me dad's like.
02:34It doesn't do anything unless it lines his pockets.
02:37A leopard don't change its stripes.
02:39Spots.
02:41Spots.
02:44And you seem to be keeping quiet.
02:50David.
02:54Hey, what are you doing?
02:56Ladies and gentlemen, if I can have your attention for a moment.
02:59Some doubt seems to have been cast upon my Eric's integrity, and I think he deserves the right of reply.
03:06We're all ears.
03:07Valerie, please. The pub is hardly the place.
03:10All right.
03:11Let's organise a proper debate, then.
03:14Oh, like a hustling.
03:15Exactly.
03:16We all know what David's against, his father.
03:19But what about his policies, his ideology?
03:22Shall we say the village hall tomorrow night?
03:24Whoa, I don't...
03:25Or aren't you up to the challenge of a serious exchange of ideas?
03:28Yeah, of course he is.
03:29It's a date, then.
03:30Look forward to hearing your manifesto.
03:32Thank you, everyone.
03:34Am I a genius or what?
03:36Has he got a manifesto?
03:39Yes.
03:44David, David.
03:46I had no idea Valerie was going to do that.
03:50But it's not such a bad idea.
03:53We could have an unopened, civilised debate.
03:57Have any of you ever been open or civilised?
04:00I look forward to exposing your deal with Nathan.
04:03Deal? Deal? What are we talking about? Deal?
04:06You be careful you don't lay yourself open to a charge of slander.
04:11Is that a threat?
04:12No, just giving you some fatherly advice.
04:17Yeah, well, don't.
04:18Because as far as I'm concerned, you aren't my dad anymore.
04:22Son!
04:26We don't have to be enemies.
04:28Doesn't bother me if we are.
04:31To be totally honest with you,
04:33I never really liked you.
04:41I don't care.
