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Debbie is miffed when Carl withdraws his business from the garage. Cain tells her to forget about the Kings' unpaid bill as they've won the war and are better off without them. Debbie takes her dad's advice and looks to build a successful future instead.

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00:01Carl!
00:03I think we've pretty much wound things up now, don't you?
00:06So everybody tells me, apart from this.
00:10You trying to be funny?
00:1265 quid, parts and labour.
00:14And you think you're gonna get it?
00:16I'm keeping you in business, fixing this pile of junk every two minutes.
00:20All our business arrangements are duly cancelled.
00:24Oi!
00:26You owe me money, Carl!
00:30What are you gonna do? Sue?
00:41Face!
00:42Oh, I wish I'd have smacked him one.
00:43What have you lost? A few parts and an hour at a time.
00:47Yeah, well when was the last time you worked for nothing?
00:49Well, fair enough. Well, clapped out vans are ten a penny.
00:52The best thing you can do is write it off,
00:54think about how you're gonna start making a go of this place now they're off your back.
00:57Or maybe I'll buy them out, Debbie Dingle hauling.
01:01No, you're talking.
01:02But before you start with your world domination,
01:05how about buying your old man a pint, eh?
01:07Er, you go on.
01:08I'll get Sarah from Playgroup and drop her off at Lisa's.
01:11I still might have to smack Carl next time I see him though.
01:14Good girl.
01:16All right.
01:16Let's hear of you.
01:17By this place, bye-bye.
01:17I welcome town Tin, we have to do this,
01:18where we are.

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