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00:24how is she nurse she's very weak doctor hardly surprising peritonitis can be a
00:36killer a peritonitis Miller acute inflammation of the peritoneum usually
00:41secondary to disease of one of the abdominal organs sir in this case the
00:45appendix why on earth couldn't she have sought medical help in time these people
00:52never do I haven't got the sense they were born with hell men these people mrs.
00:59Monty them where is mrs. Nesbitt from governor doctor that explains it around
01:07there until something actually turns black and drops off they think it's bad
01:10form to bother the doctor I'm sorry to take up so much of your team see see if
01:27you get a wee minute could you tell me if I'm still on
01:33on the critical list I'm afraid so mrs. Nesbitt I'm sorry thanks doctor that's fine
01:48good you pass me my drink not certainly the lucasade is mine
01:54how is this the tizer surprise surprise it doesn't matter she's asleep now anyway
02:03probably as well doctor her next operation's first thing tomorrow morning
02:08so mrs. Monteith and how are you this evening I'll be a damn sight better when I get out of here I should have let my son place me in a private
02:22ward like he wanted to very thoughtful of him yes is this your son here
02:30excuse me oh do forgive me mrs. Monteith I should have realized this
02:36couldn't possibly be a son of yours he's smiling
02:42has mrs. Nesbitt's husband been kept informed of her present condition from a
02:47distance doctor he's taking the children off for the weekend to take their minds
02:51off things excellent hmm a bit of family bonding should do them all good
03:06you know how I feel feel really alone your ass
03:17what the hell right have you got to feel alone but god we cannot feel alone
03:21this is a family crisis here it's a bond you bastard
03:25I can't even bond can I not here this place is horrible
03:29well I'm good it's horrible isn't it it's meant to be horrible this is Blackpool
03:34has some fun in a place tell I look you've got a tower up there and you've got the
03:39beach down there and you've got the geeks in the middle and that right caught her
03:42beat it
03:44all right Gracie Scottish beer
03:48fifteen and a half percent extra a bit like the rest of me
03:52you know what I'm saying
03:54see that was your fault
03:58they clocked you and thought I must be married
04:01but you're married
04:02don't splat hairs
04:04that's nothing that I know under a sunray lamp my wedding finger'll no cure
04:07take the white tide mark half of it you know
04:11gonna stop that you
04:13you're upsetting the wings
04:14he's not upsetting me
04:16well he's upsetting me
04:18it's disconcerting to talk to a finger with an asshole in the end of it
04:21I'm sorry now
04:23I had no wish to be wifest
04:24it was unforgivable of me
04:27I hope you'll forgive me
04:28aye aye aye aye aye
04:29wise up big man
04:30why don't you look in the bright side
04:32okay right fair enough
04:33your wife might be lying critically ill in the hospital
04:36but on the other hand
04:38you want a table lamp at the bingo
04:39see
04:40the lord give us
04:41and the lord take us away now
04:43at least the hell he'd take you away
04:45and forget to bring you back
04:46I know you don't mean that
04:48that is just a sobriety top
04:49now if you'll excuse me
04:51I must go
04:53I have a newfound single status to explore
04:55you know
04:56shall
04:56twat
04:59I wish the hell you'd cheer your bloody face up
05:03can it
05:04it's not my fault is it
05:05of course it's your fault
05:07of course it's your fault
05:08I tell you not to bring your feelings way to Blackpool
05:10don't I
05:11hey
05:11I mean bring a
05:12bring a case of lager
05:14bring a jar of swore figure
05:15in case you want to
05:16paddle in the sea
05:17about feelings
05:18what am I supposed to do with them well
05:21well you're not going to need your feelings now anyway
05:23I'll wait to see your auntie Phoebe
05:25come on
05:25I've always wanted to sport one of these
05:31it's queer how gallows one gets
05:33when one's on holidays
05:34yes
05:34yes
05:36oh cheer up Phoebe
05:37as the sage says
05:39in the midst of life
05:40we are in death
05:41and in the midst of death
05:42we are in
05:43Blackpool
05:44hello
05:45I don't know why you brought me here
05:50well I brought you
05:51because Rab's here with his family
05:53so what am I
05:54fate
05:54oh Phoebe
05:55they're our family too
05:57we share in their sadness
05:59and their joy
05:59we must try to bring sucker
06:01at this time of need
06:02yes thank you
06:11Rab
06:11what can I say
06:13my thoughts are with you
06:14in your darkest hour
06:16here
06:19stop that game
06:21that's your auntie Phoebe
06:22aye we know
06:23we recognise your laughter light
06:24all right all right
06:26you're too handy
06:28you fish a bit swiney
06:29yes the boys are under a strain
06:31Rob they need your understanding
06:34oh that's bloody rich
06:36isn't it
06:36because I'm taking your side here
06:38then
06:38I was about to beat the show
06:40out of them there
06:40take some some decent manners
06:42Rab
06:42must we always resort to violence
06:45can the answer never be
06:47love
06:48love with it
06:49love
06:50don't you talk to me
06:51about the letter B
06:52you sanctimonious
06:53torag that you are
06:55because you bear
06:56don't even know the bloody meaning
06:57of the word
06:57Rab
06:58Rob
06:58hey
06:59you know I've twined a nerve there
07:01let's play the sympathy card
07:02right
07:03thanks mummy
07:04I mean auntie Phoebe
07:06it's just that well
07:07we've forgotten what it is to hear
07:08a caring motherly voice
07:10you know
07:11that ought to be good for a quick
07:12jaunt of the pleasure beach
07:13eh
07:13you think so
07:15watch
07:16oh Hugh
07:17that's a very nice thing
07:19for you to say
07:20son
07:21isn't it mother
07:22I mean Phoebe
07:24it is you
07:25it's a very nice thing indeed
07:28nae bother Shug
07:31nae bother
07:33hi to Phoebe
07:34aye
07:35very good
07:36very good
07:36now if you'll excuse us Shug
07:38me and the boys
07:38who's going to slip away
07:39we've got a heavy date
07:40with a bag of chips
07:41and a ride on a donkey
07:43now right Tiger
07:44a donkey riding Blackpool
07:46my you've got a flair
07:47for the unexpected haven't you
07:48tell you what
07:50now I've got a better idea
07:51now why don't we
07:52take the boys off your hands wrap
07:54we've got a better afternoon
07:55out at the pleasure beach
07:56go on boys
07:57what do you say
07:58oh what a lovely surprise
08:01no no no no
08:02it's no ticker
08:03look
08:04I've ready money
08:05I've ready money
08:05look
08:07nae offence that
08:09but we've got a trade off here
08:11we get the pleasure beach
08:12and they get to play
08:13mummy and daddy wooden tops
08:14no
08:15aye
08:15let's face it
08:16we wouldn't be wains
08:17if we weren't any
08:18mercenary wee bastards
08:19would we
08:19come on
08:20come on
08:22coin and check you
08:23fuck her up
08:24you're not wondering
08:24where you go
08:25aye Luke
08:25it's not impersonal da
08:27it's just market forces
08:28ciao
08:29noo
08:30noo
08:41noo
08:42noo
08:42yeah
08:45yeah
08:47yeah
08:51yeah
08:52Bastards.
09:13That's no way to talk about your wainswrap.
09:16My wains, my wains.
09:18I won't get Mary's work for that.
09:20Let's not speak ill of the dead, eh?
09:22Sorry, dying.
09:23No, I didn't mean to jump my gun there.
09:25You know, sorry, big man, near friends.
09:28Shall we go through our operation any time, do you?
09:32I've been kind of putting our phone in, you know?
09:36Because I'm buried seed, you know, sort of.
09:39That's why I'm very grateful to you, you know, for coming down here.
09:44Well, being sensitive to my needs, sort of thing.
09:48What can I say to her?
09:50Mary's like a sister to me.
09:53By the way, don't look round, but there's two bints over there being as a glad eye.
09:57What?
09:59Don't shoot a messenger.
10:00I mean, I'm only relaying information, isn't I?
10:02I'm not saying we should get after him or nothing, am I?
10:04No, and you'd better bloody know near.
10:06We have merit, man.
10:07We've got responsibilities.
10:09Dear God, my wife's about to go through a serious operation, for God's sake.
10:13I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
10:18Well, I like it anyway.
10:21Not bad.
10:24Yours is very nice.
10:28What do you like?
10:30I like Mary, actually, my wife, when she was younger.
10:36Yeah.
10:37Hey, do you want me to saunter over there and gather on the old irresistible Govan Charm?
10:54Do what the hell you like.
10:56Have we set enough time already?
11:16It doesn't matter how hard you look at the telephone, that won't make it ring.
11:21They're going to come and give me my jab in a minute.
11:23Yeah.
11:24Rab said he would phone to wish me luck.
11:26Hm?
11:28It's always nice to meet an optimist.
11:31What do you mean by that?
11:33Oh, come on.
11:34Look at the fact.
11:36You fall ill.
11:38He slings your bottle of tiser and then hairs after into Blackpool with his pal,
11:44before your head's even touched the pillow.
11:49The pal is male, I take it.
11:52See you, missus.
11:54You really are the most evil-minded, pucker-mouthed, scrag-necked bitch
12:00as ever been my misfortune to lock Gubsway and many's a long day.
12:04Hello?
12:05Er, no.
12:06No, I'm sorry.
12:07Not here.
12:08I'm sorry.
12:09Who was that?
12:10Was that Rab?
12:11Who was that Rab?
12:12How should I know?
12:13I said, wrong number.
12:14Liar.
12:15Look, I've no wish to get into a slanging match with the likes of you.
12:16The likes of me?
12:17Listen, you.
12:18Hello, Mrs. Nesbitt.
12:19Time for your jab.
12:20Was that a call from your husband?
12:21I don't know, doctor.
12:22But see if I find out that it was.
12:23I'm gonna take that one.
12:24Who was that?
12:25I was it.
12:26No, I was it.
12:27Who was that?
12:28Who was that?
12:29Was that Rab?
12:30How should I know?
12:31I said, wrong number.
12:32Liar.
12:34Look, I've no wish to get into a swanging match with the likes of you.
12:39The likes of me? Listen, you...
12:42Hello, Mrs. Nesbitt. Time for your jab.
12:46Was that a call from your husband?
12:48I don't know, Doctor, but see if I find out that it was.
12:52I'm going to take that people's friend of hers and ram it right up her arse
12:57so she can use it as a funnel for her next deniver.
13:00But... some people am.
13:06All right, I have no bad news, Albert.
13:09No phone in a stonemason, are you?
13:11No, I'm no phone in a bloody stonemason.
13:13I've no bloody intentions of phone in a stonemason.
13:15Right, I have.
13:16Freemason, it's very hygienic.
13:20What's up with you? It's just a joke.
13:23I don't like your bloody jokes, right?
13:25I see, so this is what I get for trying to cheer you up.
13:29I don't know what's getting into you.
13:30We're govin' men.
13:32I mean, we don't lose our sense of humour.
13:33It just causes us a death in the family.
13:35There is no death in the family, I guess.
13:37My wife is going to pull through this.
13:39I know she will, love.
13:40I know she will.
13:41Because like you, I have faith in the Almighty.
13:44But just suppose in the Almighty they sense the shore of studs
13:47it's best to be ready.
13:48What the hell do you mean, ready?
13:52All right, girls.
13:54See you easy outside.
13:55Oh, I love your Scotch accent.
13:57Oh, name part of us, dolly.
14:00You know, bring my bagpipes.
14:02Why, your car's running like you finger my chatter, you know?
14:10See what I'm saying now?
14:11See the woman down here love us.
14:13Because this is like bullseye country.
14:15So to them, we're exotic, no?
14:17Well, that's correct.
14:18Well, I have a pair of Winfield sand shoes
14:19and a UB4 to stick with your back bokeh.
14:22I mean, that's enough to turn any lassies heat in it.
14:23Hey, are you going to pack in the negative part, I think?
14:26Because this is Black Pro.
14:28L.A. for scum.
14:29You could do a bit of network on here.
14:31You know, maybe you'll find yourself a new wife.
14:33And you agree?
14:34God, I might have lost you all, won't you?
14:36That's what I'm saying.
14:37That's what I'm saying.
14:38You should be, like, dame mourning in advance.
14:42Get you out of the way.
14:43That way you'll have mere time you got back out in a sniff, you know?
14:47What?
14:47On the sniff?
14:49Don't tell me, James.
14:50How long have you been grief counsellor?
14:52I'm self-taught, but I've never had a lesson.
14:55No, you surprise me.
14:57Hey, do I detect the wee touch of satire here, hmm?
15:01Look, I am trying to do you a favour.
15:04You arse.
15:05Don't you?
15:05Don't you?
15:06Don't you?
15:06You just want some numpty to look after the old skull face here
15:09while you're behind some dungan sand up your crevice?
15:11Well, I don't need that point.
15:13I'm a happily married nuclear parent with a wife and two adornin' weans.
15:18Not for long?
15:23What exactly do you mean by that?
15:26Look, I don't want you being delicate, rap.
15:29But you take it from me,
15:31your two adornin' weans will be sitting happily in a garden-swingin' sidcup
15:35while the co-ops got the prick stick out in a chapel arrest
15:38trying to tease Mary's gob into a heavenly smile.
15:41Never.
15:42Never.
15:43God, my weans will never desert me.
15:46Oh, da!
15:47Da!
15:48Hey, don't think we're desertin' you're not
15:50but we're goin' back with Shug and Phoebe to their hotel.
15:53Aye, and it's a real hotel too.
15:56Look, you get shell caps and dodged a soap, everything.
15:59We'll take the boys up to the carvery, Ram.
16:02Give them a right good slap-up dinner.
16:05Yo!
16:07Yo!
16:08Well, I thought you were comin' back with me, eh?
16:11I was goin' to cook you somethin' myself
16:13back out of the boat in this sort of town.
16:15Eh, no offence, that.
16:16It's a very tempting offer.
16:18Aye, but in reflection,
16:20we'd rather love.
16:22See you!
16:23See what I mean?
16:25Eh?
16:25Nuclear parent, is it?
16:27You take it from Jamesy Cotter,
16:28you are on a four-minute warning.
16:30Oh, you two, you come and I want to go on the Big Dipper.
16:34How did she know that was my nickname?
16:37Shh!
16:38Would you like to phone me?
16:39Let's be.
16:40Come on, Ram.
16:41We are on Beaver Patrol!
16:43They seem to be enjoying themselves, eh?
17:00Just like myself.
17:01Shut up, my sake and movie.
17:05I know.
17:05You know,
17:10I wish you'd take that short-bloom look out of your face.
17:13There's a human being in there, you know.
17:14You can't even, eh?
17:16Look, don't go get insensitive with me, mate.
17:19This is Blackpool.
17:20It's not in the contract.
17:21Just get me talking crap.
17:23That's what I'm good at.
17:26Might have to cook my movie.
17:30You're a funny sod, you are.
17:33Here, Sylve,
17:33what's yours like?
17:35Man's a funny sod.
17:37Man's just a sod.
17:44Yes, Finley, dear.
17:46I'm doing fine.
17:49Yes, it's a nice enough word.
17:52Very, eh,
17:54cosmopolitan.
17:57Oh, Sue Ross!
17:58Was that remark directed at me?
18:01Just take me order, El.
18:03Just leave it.
18:04If you don't mind,
18:06I'm trying to speak to my son.
18:07He's very worried.
18:09What about?
18:10In case you get better
18:11and ask to go and live with him.
18:13My son would have me in a moment.
18:16Aye, right enough.
18:17He could aye tether you to a stick in the garden
18:20and you could keep the grass
18:21doing like the old goat that you are
18:22because see you're...
18:23Oh!
18:24Oh, hen!
18:25What's wrong?
18:27Nurse!
18:28Oh!
18:29Doctor, quickly!
18:31I'm afraid your stitches have burst,
18:33Mrs. Nesbitt.
18:34Oh, thank goodness for that,
18:36nurse.
18:37For a minute,
18:37I thought I'd piss myself.
18:39What's the matter?
18:51Don't you fancy me?
18:52Of course I fancy you.
18:56It's just...
18:56You're married, aren't you?
18:58Aye.
19:00In case I'm a sensitive big bastard,
19:02you know.
19:02Where's your wife now?
19:06She's just in a serious operation.
19:08She's in intensive care.
19:10Oh, I see.
19:11Well, you're not that bloody sensitive,
19:13then, are you?
19:14Well, sensitive with oven standards,
19:16you understand, you know.
19:17I mean, I always keep my pinky out
19:19when I batter somebody
19:20out of the head
19:21with a baseball bat,
19:22you know.
19:22You know what I'm saying?
19:24Don't say that.
19:25I don't like it.
19:27You should never joke about violence.
19:31You mean you shouldn't
19:32joke about it, do you?
19:41I should.
19:44That's like,
19:45when I'm actually
19:45your eyes.
19:47It's great
19:52when he goes to prison.
19:53Maximum security
19:54is the best.
19:55That way,
19:56it's a nice bus ride
19:57out into the country.
19:58In fact,
19:58if he wasn't such a psycho,
20:00the kids wouldn't get
20:00any fresh air at all.
20:05You ever been to prison?
20:07You're joking.
20:09The magistrate
20:10doesn't read
20:10a charge sheet out
20:11anymore.
20:12He just says,
20:12what care do you?
20:17Don't you just bugger off?
20:21I did once.
20:23He punctured me lung.
20:25I spent six weeks
20:26in hospital
20:27with a drip
20:27in every orifice.
20:31No.
20:32What I'll do,
20:34I'll just wait
20:35till the kids
20:35are grown up a bit
20:36and then I'll top him.
20:37What do you reckon?
20:39Sounds reasonable
20:40to me.
20:41Yeah.
20:41I should get out
20:42in a couple of years
20:43with a sympathetic judge.
20:45Scum with spirit.
20:47Christ,
20:47I like that.
20:50It's a dirty,
20:51shit-kicking life
20:52altogether,
20:53innit?
20:53Nah, well,
20:55but look
20:55in a bright side,
20:56I mean,
20:56you know,
20:57there's millions
20:57like us
20:58and they give us
20:59fresh shit
21:00to kick every day.
21:16Hello.
21:17Yes,
21:18eh,
21:19is that World 6?
21:20Yes,
21:20I'm,
21:21I'm just inquiring
21:22after Mary Nesma.
21:23How is she getting on?
21:29She,
21:30she's,
21:30she's,
21:31she's dead.
21:33Are you,
21:36are you sure?
21:37I'm talking
21:38Mary Nesma.
21:43What's here?
21:43Who's that,
21:58Mrs. Monteith?
21:59Your son?
22:01Oh,
22:01no.
22:02Wrong number.
22:03Hey,
22:13tube,
22:13great day,
22:14eh?
22:15Aye,
22:15best day of my life.
22:17Yeah,
22:17but I think the ice cream
22:18room,
22:18the pizzer's taken
22:19a wee take too far.
22:21No,
22:21no,
22:21no,
22:21no.
22:22Helps to play
22:22at the gallery,
22:23you know.
22:24Oh,
22:25me,
22:26wipe your face,
22:27for goodness sake.
22:29Oh,
22:30no,
22:31mummy.
22:31Mum,
22:32don't.
22:33Oh,
22:34mum.
22:37Honestly,
22:37you children.
22:39I know,
22:40wee rascal.
22:42Thanks,
22:42mummy.
22:44See me,
22:45I'll get the gift me.
22:46See if I was an orphan,
22:47I'd be coining it in.
22:48They're going to be here
23:00any minute,
23:01you.
23:03Then what the hell
23:03do you say to me,
23:04Christy?
23:05Oh,
23:06boys,
23:07your man's just croaked,
23:08you want a candy floss?
23:10What,
23:11it's a helter-skelter-life,
23:12what,
23:12I got her?
23:13One minute,
23:14your tadgers did in the room,
23:15but I think it's
23:17death marks.
23:18I think it's a sad thing.
23:34Hey,
23:35Garnt,
23:35what are you doing?
23:37What the hell do you think I'm doing?
23:38Eh,
23:39practising for you lot getting back.
23:41Why,
23:41great good tradition,
23:42eh,
23:43Hugh?
23:43And you can shut your
23:45sanctimonious
23:46thussers up and all,
23:47otherwise you pair
23:48of getting a bloody shame.
23:49What?
23:50Rab,
23:51time's getting on
23:52and Phoebe and I
23:53were wondering
23:53if perhaps we could
23:54take the boys.
23:55Nobody!
23:56Take my boys!
24:00Just because you've got
24:01a stress-related illness
24:02and a wife with a face
24:04like a showjumper's horse
24:05it's more going to hurt me.
24:06I'll tell you this boy.
24:09Come on,
24:10may these boys stay with me?
24:13Come to take my boys
24:14on one last right.
24:16For they go home
24:17to their mother.
24:18But it doesn't matter now.
24:22Goodbye, boys.
24:27We'll keep these
24:28to bury in the garden.
24:29If we water them
24:31perhaps they'll grow.
24:36Another time
24:37for going diplomacy,
24:38had I?
24:39Aye.
24:39Why didn't you just
24:40flash your sperm count
24:41at them and be done with it,
24:42eh?
24:43Look,
24:44if you swan't
24:44you going to ride,
24:45I'll take you
24:46in a bloody ride.
24:48What bloody ride
24:49do you want,
24:49Lord?
24:49The ghost train!
24:52Well,
24:52it bloody would be.
24:53Hello,
25:07Rab.
25:10I got out early.
25:11I thought I'd come
25:11and surprise you.
25:12Are you pleased to see me?
25:19Aye,
25:20very good,
25:20Rab.
25:21By pecking the cheek
25:22would I done.
25:23It's no fair.
25:34The sight is uneven.
25:36Heck or,
25:37do you want again?
25:38No,
25:39I can't,
25:39son.
25:40I've still got
25:40this gummy shooter,
25:42you know.
25:43See,
25:43that mate's
25:44all my selfless
25:45working blank pool
25:46worthwhile.
25:47Seeing Rab
25:48back together
25:49with his family
25:50again.
25:51Aye.
25:51Ella,
25:53darling,
25:54what's the matter?
25:55Nothing.
25:57It's just that
25:58when I was looking
26:00after Mary,
26:02I found out
26:02something about
26:03myself.
26:05Jamesy,
26:06going to do
26:07something for me?
26:08Anything petal?
26:10Going to get
26:10yourself a real
26:11illness.
26:13Some terminal.
26:14I could get a rare
26:16buzz out of nursing.
26:22There we go!
26:23There we go!
26:25Hey!
26:25I'm really sorry about that.
26:32My man's a low achiever
26:33and he tends to get
26:34a bit cut.
26:35Yeah,
26:37low achiever.
26:39You people
26:39shouldn't be allowed
26:40to have families.
26:42I'd have you
26:43sterilised at birth.
26:46Who's this
26:46where you do?
26:47That's the evil
26:48old swine
26:48that was in the bed
26:49next to me
26:50in the hospital.
26:51She's the one
26:51that tell you
26:52I pegged it
26:52in the operating table.
26:54You old cow!
26:57I hope for your sake
26:58you've got a sweeter
26:59disposition
27:00than your mother,
27:01kid.
27:01She's not my mother.
27:04I'm from the
27:04social services.
27:06Mrs. Monteith
27:06doesn't have any
27:07children.
27:08Eh?
27:09Never even been
27:10married,
27:11so she does tend
27:12to fantasise
27:13by way of
27:13consolation.
27:15But don't worry,
27:16she's harmless
27:17enough.
27:18Handless?
27:19Do you have
27:20any idea
27:21the trouble
27:22that that woman
27:22here,
27:22here,
27:23here,
27:23here.
27:23Just leave it,
27:24just leave it.
27:25When you see
27:25by the end
27:26of the day,
27:27see her,
27:27she's getting
27:28nothing.
27:29See us,
27:29we'll always
27:30have each other.
27:32I suppose
27:33you're right,
27:33Dad.
27:34Oh,
27:34Ma,
27:35these sides
27:35is minging.
27:36Got to come
27:37for a game of
27:37football.
27:38For God's sake,
27:39boy,
27:40your mother
27:41had just gone
27:42through a serious
27:43operation,
27:43for God's sake.
27:45Yeah,
27:46yeah,
27:47you just
27:47stand there,
27:48Mary Dull,
27:49you can wear
27:49a gold post.
27:52And where is
27:53you?
27:54Come on,
27:55you,
27:55come on,
27:55come on,
27:57you,
27:57come on,
27:57you.
27:59Ah, well,
28:00business as usual.
28:02Oh!
28:02Oh!
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28:32We'll see you next time.
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