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00:25Some men are born to local counselling.
00:35Others of local counselling thrust upon them.
00:38But the great ones thrust it off again and become MPs.
00:44Well, goodbye, dear.
00:46I shall be attending a subcommittee tonight to consider the question
00:50whether the sodium streetlight.
00:52Say goodnight to Norman and Douglas for me.
00:55I named them after cabinet ministers, you know.
00:58I know. I know.
01:00The anonymous ones.
01:01Even when Margaret was in full blue mine, I never lost the faith.
01:05I knew that one day the wheel would turn
01:07and that we, the mundane ones, would return to seize the day.
01:12And so it proved.
01:13Look at John Major. Look at me.
01:16Say it loud.
01:17I am nondescript and I am proud.
01:21Cheery by now, dear.
01:25Yes, you have achieved much, Sandy McKean.
01:40A house with garden furniture
01:42and a family to sit on it
01:45and your very own gravel path.
01:50Truly, a man could be happy here.
01:52But you're not, are you, Sandy McKean?
01:56No.
01:57You're much too restless and questing for mere happiness.
02:02You won't be satisfied till all peoples of all hues
02:05are as nondescript as you are.
02:09Next door's still for sale.
02:11Thank God for the recession.
02:13It keeps a safe distance between the oily classes
02:15and the river farm estate.
02:26We must never forget
02:29anarchy is but a step away.
02:37For a society must have order.
02:39Order means wealth.
02:45Have you blessed me to eat your father?
02:54Have you blessed me to have you?
02:57Have you blessed me dear Deus?
03:00Have you blessed me to be here?
03:03Oh.
03:08Isn't that nice
03:08that's just a woman?
03:11You suck to you.
03:13See, this is how you get in life.
03:27We flan lars jumped up and they'd be sitting behind a desk
03:30trying to make you sweat on your stool.
03:32And see when you do, you can feel that wind-up key
03:35take another twist on your back.
03:37So, Nesbitt, this is your lucky day.
03:45There's no other surprise party, is it?
03:48Just a wheelchair next to an iron lung.
03:50Christ, you're spoiling me.
03:51Wheelchair was your own doing, Nesbitt.
03:54If you hadn't assaulted the prison psychiatrist,
03:56my officers wouldn't have had to use necessary force.
04:00Necessary force?
04:02Aye, necessary to liberate Bosnia.
04:04Quail an urban riot, but to pull one govan numpty off
04:08an ordinary Freudian psychiatrist,
04:10because you should have just told him he asked me
04:12if I was breastfed, I'd have finished up my jibber
04:14and rake the corner.
04:16Those children are breastfed.
04:17Aye, certainly was.
04:20No other fears, though, eh?
04:22Oh, dearly, it's a terrible thing,
04:24inbreeding amongst the lower orders.
04:26Take your hand off the governor's hand.
04:28He's already spoken for.
04:29Look, Nesbitt,
04:33tomorrow is your release date.
04:36You'll walk out of here a free man.
04:39Objection.
04:40What?
04:41A limp out of here.
04:43And how the hell can be a free man?
04:45Eh, when I've no job, no dosh, no prospect,
04:48and...
04:48no bloody fags.
04:51You've got something more important than any of these, Nesbitt.
04:55What's that?
04:56Your self-respect.
04:59Well, I tell him, or will you?
05:01You have two children, don't you, Nesbitt?
05:04I'm running a bad description, eh?
05:06Do you really want them growing up to share your lifestyle?
05:09In and out of prison?
05:11Impotent?
05:12Feckless?
05:13Poor?
05:13Well, I share the impotent.
05:16Figuratively, Nesbitt.
05:18If you're dissatisfied,
05:20you can never hope to change matters from outside the system.
05:23Bellowing your rage against unfeeling bureaucracy.
05:27So much more can be achieved with persuasion,
05:30instead of confrontation.
05:32I see you.
05:33Persuasion, eh?
05:35You're a man alone, Nesbitt.
05:38One man can achieve nothing.
05:41Join the system,
05:42and we give you
05:43the cigarette.
05:46Oh, yes!
05:47cause trouble.
05:53And we give you
05:54the wheelchair.
05:59If I were you,
06:00I'd try and remember that.
06:03Yes, sir.
06:04Thank you, sir.
06:06You may go.
06:08Thanks very much, sir.
06:09Bye-bye.
06:10See this?
06:30British drive-in movie.
06:32Bumped in a sierra
06:33and a stolen portable telly.
06:36Just a thing for scum with attitude, you know?
06:38We are not scum.
06:40We are the underclass.
06:41There is a difference.
06:43Aye, scum's old-fashioned.
06:44In LA, we get called the underclass,
06:46and we want to move with the times.
06:49Yeah.
06:50Where else but in Govan
06:51would it be promotion
06:53to be called the underclass?
06:55Well, that's how you look common sense, Nesbitt.
06:58Can I check my pulse?
06:59Oh, getty.
07:00What sort of swag on the tree, anyway?
07:03My new range-up pub grub.
07:05Ethnic delicacies for around the globe.
07:06Samosa, onion badgies, pecoras.
07:10Here.
07:12Try one.
07:14You know, you're trouble, Rap.
07:15You've been in jail too long.
07:17The world's changed.
07:18And you can shut your yap and all.
07:21But you cannae see it, can you?
07:22You cannae see it.
07:23You know who christened you lot
07:24the underclass, eh?
07:25Eh?
07:26The same sinister bastards
07:28that changed one scale to Sellafield.
07:30Oh, I like it.
07:32Call us, call us by a nice user-friendly name.
07:36Pump us into a violent cabinet
07:37under anti-social phenomena.
07:40Social class DC-4.
07:42Because I'll tell you this, boy.
07:43See, when you get right into it,
07:44there's nothing but a lot of
07:45jumped-up fascist bastards.
07:47Eh, mind the mahogany.
07:49There's no need for violence.
07:50I'm scum.
07:51I'm allowed to do violence.
07:52It's on the contrary.
07:53No way they're underclass, right?
07:54With us, it's mindless violence only.
07:57It's like healthy violence.
07:59Violence should be strictly non-political.
08:02Aye.
08:03Let's keep politics out of sport.
08:05Right.
08:07All right, well, I'll tell you,
08:08I'm not going to get wound up about this.
08:10Because see me?
08:11See me?
08:12I am Mr. Mel.
08:13Join the society, you get the cigarette.
08:16So just you keep believing that,
08:17you losers.
08:24What's life if you carry a laugh at yourself, eh?
08:26Come on, get you.
08:35Honey, I'm home.
08:37Tease it.
08:41Is that it?
08:43Is that what I get after six months in the jug?
08:46You tease it?
08:47Eh?
08:47Here I'm in the bosom of my family.
08:50Look, here's the bloody bosom.
08:52Where's the bloody family?
08:53Wanna put that tit away?
08:55You're going with a balk.
08:57Yeah.
08:57Shoo, you little swine.
08:59Yeah.
08:59Watch.
09:00Touch me and you're gone on a list.
09:03List?
09:04Not a list.
09:05The hit list for ethnic purity.
09:08There's too many wrong elements corrupt in our society.
09:11What's the matter with him?
09:12Did you just join the young conservatives or something?
09:15What's the matter with him?
09:16Your son's a wee racist bigot.
09:18That's what's the matter with him.
09:19He's a neo-Nazi.
09:21What?
09:22Is that?
09:23It's a hell of a stretch in the imagination to imagine that as a tall, blondarian god.
09:29That's it.
09:30You're in the book.
09:31But what?
09:31What are you at?
09:32What?
09:33Such a leading.
09:34Forward with Britain.
09:35Aye.
09:36It's a kind of companion piece to backwards with Govan and sideways with the Noon.
09:42Go count your eyeballs, Wester.
09:45Listen, you hear me, boy.
09:46The only way this book is going to turn you into a tall, Aryan god is if you stand in a bloody thing.
09:57Laugh, go on.
09:58Bloody laugh.
10:00See this book?
10:01This book was wrote for blocks like me.
10:04Say, six months ago, I was a vandal.
10:07But now, I'm an active patriot.
10:10Zeke Heil!
10:16Getty, go on, getty.
10:17Good step, is it?
10:18Good step.
10:19Get your arse out that door before I stick my toe up your worst bone.
10:23Go on, getty.
10:24Hey, Shira.
10:30You see that?
10:31Take a little swine.
10:33You see what happens when I leave you to look after the win, see?
10:36Standards call like drugs and butt fast.
10:39Standards?
10:40You're in the bloody jail.
10:42Can I help that if I'm a career man?
10:44Sometimes I need to spend time away from my family so as I can keep you, you know, in the manner yous I become accustomed to.
10:51Oh, shut up, meet your spam.
10:53Where the hell are you going, that?
10:56Oh, ma.
10:58Here, ice cream band.
10:59Can I get something for you?
11:01Aye, all right.
11:01Take it out of my purse.
11:03Well, I'm going to say, it's nice to see there's one happy bastard in the house.
11:06I guess you must have done something right, eh, Marydoll?
11:09You think so?
11:10Oh, gosh, how many fingers am I hoarding up?
11:13Eh, Thursday.
11:16See what I mean?
11:19See this?
11:20See this?
11:21I'll tell you one thing about gumming.
11:23At least you're up front about what drugs problem.
11:25Take a swatch.
11:28All right, you young scallywag, what can I get you?
11:31The usual, is it?
11:32Aye.
11:32A Neapolitan, please, Grant.
11:34Upper and down and mix with a sprinkling of crisp nebutal.
11:39Oh, I'm all out of nebutal, son.
11:42Oh, but see, it's you.
11:45I could crush you up one of my angina tablets in raspberry sauce.
11:49Would you like that?
11:51Ah, I'm seeing it as you.
11:53I could crush your lovable old nose one with my forehead.
11:57Would you like that?
11:57Ah, it's not my fault, Biggin.
12:00I'm a victim, too.
12:01Then there's two pints for my electric bills.
12:05Come on, you.
12:07Now what are the country's fun doing doing about our ears?
12:10Dear God, I blame the grandparents.
12:12And I blame the parents.
12:14Aye, you said, you said.
12:16And I blame you and me, Rab.
12:17What kind of role models have we been, eh?
12:20What do you mean?
12:21What do you mean?
12:21Dear God, I've never had a drug near my gub and my puff.
12:25You take a swatch up those nostrils.
12:27All you'll see is Katar and Old Colburn.
12:29Somebody that's freaking God a mutton pie.
12:31They're coming on as the goodness alcoholic.
12:33And what bloody thanks do I get, eh?
12:35A junky, bloody son.
12:37Rab, things have chained since you've been in the jail.
12:40I mean, drugs are just a symptom, not a cause.
12:43My tears, ma.
12:44Does that mean I can get tabbed out my skull?
12:46No, it's bloody well Disney here.
12:49You can have a can of iron brewing like it.
12:50Go on.
12:52Rab, we'll need to do something.
12:55I mean, I'm at my wit's end here.
12:57Well, don't know what you mean.
12:58I've an oven, my plate.
13:00I've an attitude problem in my maintain.
13:02I'm a waster.
13:03Rab, things are desperate.
13:05See for yourself.
13:11Rab, please.
13:12For their sake.
13:14We'll need to do something.
13:20All right.
13:21All right.
13:22There's only one thing for it.
13:24The scum equivalent of rich old Harry Carrey.
13:29Rab, you're not going to top yourself.
13:32Listen to that, Mary.
13:34I'm going to turn
13:35respectable.
13:36What's up?
13:46What?
13:47What did you say?
13:48What?
13:49What?
13:50What?
13:59What?
13:59What?
13:59What?
13:59respectable is it
14:09easier said than done
14:12take a look
14:13bought them in a heap
14:1590s style eh
14:16potted plants and muzak
14:18that shows you'll maybe no notice you've been offered a cleaning job
14:21at $1.90 an hour plus fizz
14:23so Mr. Nesbitt
14:25what sort of job are you looking for
14:27classical composer
14:28I've been hanging about in here listening to me Mozart that long
14:30I think I've got to hang it
14:31there are a lot of people looking for work Mr. Nesbitt
14:34there's a recession on
14:35try to be patient
14:37patient
14:37don't you talk to me about patient boy
14:41good god I've got one son a junkie
14:43the other one's about to open the government branch of the Fourth Reich
14:46and a wife with nerves stretched that tight
14:48because you could cross them in a unicycle
14:50so don't you tell me to be patient
14:52look will you please calm yourself
14:54alright
14:55I'm calm I'm calm
14:57that's better
14:58now you've had a look at what's available
15:00have you written down the numbers of any of the jobs that interest you
15:03yes
15:03eh
15:051-1-4-5
15:06eh
15:061-1-4-5
15:08ah
15:09the toilet cleaner
15:10no experience necessary
15:111-90 an hour plus FIS
15:13for you
15:14for you
15:14for you
15:14for you
15:14for you
15:14for you
15:14for you
15:14for you
15:15for you
15:15for you
15:15for you
15:15I don't want to heal
15:16gaff
15:17no in my business
15:17well how about it
15:20well I'm afraid that vacancy's been filled Mr. Nesbitt
15:24what about eh
15:26what about eh
15:268-2-1-5-4-7
15:28ah
15:31that too
15:328-1-0-2-5
15:35sorry
15:3810-26
15:40no luck
15:44but Paul
15:46see I am desperate
15:47have you got nothing over me in the way of work
15:50well I could put your name down on the waiting list for restart
15:53what is
15:54a paper hanger
15:56what do you mean
15:57well let's face it
15:58I'd get plenty of bloody practice in here wouldn't I
16:01eh
16:01because I'll tell you
16:03see what
16:03no one of these bloody jobs exists do they
16:06because you just stick them up there
16:08and take a bare look after the woods
16:09jobs I got jobs
16:10I'll tell you this boy
16:12there's only one bloody job I want in here
16:14and that's your job
16:15because by where I'm standing
16:17you're getting quite good money
16:19for ye bloody whore
16:21look I think you'd better just leave this
16:23all problems are problems of communication Mrs
16:42but as in politics so in life
16:47consider Serbia
16:50consider the sodium streetlight
16:53and what you will find I submit
16:56come back here
16:57oh my goodness
17:00what's all that stushy down there
17:02no lies
17:05but you mustn't lose heart Sandy McKean
17:08after all
17:09you're in the vanguard
17:11the only conservative councillor in South Government
17:14what was it the undersecretary of state called it
17:17the drip drip drip effect
17:20you Sandy he said to me
17:22with his own mouth
17:24using words
17:25you
17:26are a drip
17:28I'm sorry Mrs. Nesbitt
17:35you were saying about the trouble with society
17:40aye
17:40aye well
17:42it's just
17:43see me
17:45see talking
17:46well I'm no
17:48I'm no
17:49what's the word
17:50articulate
17:52aye
17:54aye well
17:55maybe I don't have the words councillor
17:58but I know that something's turned pure
18:01red rank rotten in this country
18:04I feel it doing here
18:05doing here in my guts
18:07goodness
18:08we might be living in a pressure cooker
18:10but restraint costs nothing
18:12how do you mean Mrs. Nesbitt?
18:15well this isn't a governor anymore
18:17this isn't a governor I remember
18:19evolution can be a painful process Mrs. Nesbitt
18:24but we can't afford to wallow in nostalgia
18:27excuse me
18:29but I'm not the one with the royal wedding mug
18:32and the copies of homes and gardens am I?
18:34I cannae afford to be nostalgic
18:36I want something done about it
18:39about what?
18:41about everything
18:43I mean look at us
18:44look at the Nesbitts
18:45we used to be the governor equivalent of the Waltons
18:48now look
18:49one boy on drugs
18:50the other one's a right wing racist bigot
18:53oh
18:53no offence
18:54my man's just due to the jail
18:56and on to the dole
18:57I'm skint
18:58my shoes are stubbed full of tabloid pictures of Fergie's tits
19:02just to keep the rain out
19:03and I've still only got one honour on my message bag as well
19:07which is only a minor inconvenience
19:09because I cannae afford any bloody messages
19:11and another thing
19:13I'll tell you this boy
19:14you wouldn't believe what we've got to go through every day
19:17you'd try going and getting a crisis loan after the brew
19:20you'd try going and getting shoes for your wing
19:22look
19:22mrs. Nesbitt
19:23I understand your dilemma
19:27try and take the Olympian view
19:30we are in the grip
19:33of a worldwide recession
19:35as the old industries die
19:38so the new ones
19:39come along
19:40and take their place
19:41but this cannot be achieved overnight
19:45true growth
19:46shut up
19:47you try taking the Olympian view
19:50when your ass is in the grubber
19:51because that's where I've been all my life
19:54I see you haven't quite cracked a respectability yet then eh
20:01oi you're nicked you bastard
20:02take that you swine
20:04the acts of violence and the brutal expressions of racial hatred are seen as the work of a minority
20:11worryingly far right political parties like the Deutsche Volksunion although not condoning violence are harnessing the support of those who perceive that foreign immigrants are being treated better than they are
20:18hmm there you are Adolf does that make you feel better? so what? it's the rain country innit? there's nothing wrong with me about ethnic cleansing
20:48isn't it? cleansing?
20:50isn't it? cleansing?
20:51you sit there with turnips in your ears and
20:53picking winnocks out of your arse and talk to me about cleansing
20:56cleanse your wife once more than once in a fortnight and then talk to me about cleansing boy
21:00and he's getting dickies in his head again too
21:02it's no my fault
21:04there's no gentian violet left
21:05I know
21:06cause strawberry fields here keeps drinking it
21:08gentian violet
21:11I thought you were a junkie
21:13well I like to diversify you know
21:16stretch myself
21:17I'm the renaissance man he's self-abuse
21:20you should take a look at his bedsheets
21:23they're like a wallpaperers overalls
21:25aye well at least it's only myself and Herman
21:27eh
21:28I don't go putting the boot on you innocent people
21:30okay only cause you can't get a fat out of your arse quick enough
21:32oh you bloody think so
21:34I need to say
21:35I just think
21:36right
21:37that's it
21:38that's it
21:39that's it
21:40that's it about that
21:41that's it about that
21:42period
21:43what is
21:44what is like them sickies
21:45cause I
21:46I come in here after a hard stretch in the jail
21:49what do you find
21:50what do you find
21:51hey
21:52turmoil
21:53anarchy
21:54everywhere
21:55it's the way of the world
21:56aye well I'm no responsible for the world
21:58but I am responsible for this house
22:00and for you own
22:01things that's going to be done to my orders
22:04oh aye
22:05well in case it's escaped your attention
22:07we live in a consul house in the crisis loan estate
22:10David Attenborough's got Mary an idea of our natural habitat in the corporation maintenance man
22:15the roof's leaking the lavvies blocked and we've got near bare wires in the men of Texas
22:20it's no master plan then eh
22:23master plan then
22:24master plan then
22:25master plan
22:26I'll give you master plan
22:28you see that
22:30you see that every one of you sleep
22:32work is freedom
22:33work is freedom
22:35so
22:36you want to be a Nazi kid
22:39well fascism starts right here
22:42so it's a yellow star for you
22:45and it's a pink triangle for you
22:48from now on
22:50from now on
22:51it is
22:52Benito
22:53and there's
22:54block drains is it lady?
22:55block drains
22:56don't you worry about that
22:57because see me
22:58I have got the perfect tool
23:00for getting right round the trick of you bent
23:02what's that?
23:04Adolf Snapper
23:05snap
23:10I may be a tyrant
23:12but at least a green girl running tight
23:31see that's one thing about Scotland boys
23:33they can say what they like
23:35but there's no racism in our country
23:36is there?
23:37no that's correct
23:38yeah yeah yeah yeah
23:39and if there is
23:40we just sweep it under the carpet
23:41because that's a healthy thing to do
23:42isn't it?
23:43you're just being satirical crap
23:45us jocks is renowned for world warrants
23:47we will give a friendly welcome to any foreign bastard
23:50right Dougie?
23:51oh
23:52talking about dumb animals Rabbie
23:54how are the two boys
23:55I hear you've been laying down the lottery
23:57aye you're bloody right I have
23:59aye
24:00I'm keeping the bugger in a tight rein
24:02aye you're right there
24:04there's no slit in the leash for you to boot
24:06aye you'd better bloody believe it
24:12you see
24:13that's what's wrong with him and his brother
24:15no enough bloody discipline
24:16Rab
24:17see when we were young
24:18there was nothing but discipline
24:19in fact
24:20it is discipline that has made us what we are today
24:23alcoholics
24:25exactly
24:26if it wasn't for discipline
24:27Rab and I couldn't drink half of what we're drinking today
24:29am I right or are?
24:31aye bloody right but try telling Fantasia that you
24:33Christy's how do you know what day it is
24:35good God Jamesy I can remember
24:37I can remember when a Scottish education
24:39was the finest in the country
24:41but see this he knew
24:42see he doesn't
24:43he doesn't even know the bloody alphabet
24:45the only letter he knows is he
24:47he knows
24:48come on
24:49come on
24:50come on
24:51come on
24:52come on
24:53come on
24:54dear God
24:55I'll tell you something Jamesy
24:56I must have been on a low fibre diet
24:57the night he spurted from between my stomach
25:00it's not his fault Rab
25:01it's the way of the world
25:03I mean
25:04I would not want to be young nowadays
25:06aye
25:07it's a curse Andrea
25:08my favourite believed in discipline
25:11discipline.
25:13But I'll say this for him.
25:14He always knew where to draw the line.
25:17Where did he draw the line, do you?
25:19Murder.
25:22He lamped my brother Tommy
25:23out of heat with a frying pan
25:25for picking all the sugar granules
25:26off a Paris bun and replacing them
25:28with air gun pellets.
25:31And I'll tell you this.
25:33Tommy might have ended up
25:34in a shallow grave in the Elder Park.
25:38But he never did it again.
25:41He never could have any hair
25:42on the end, do you?
25:45Thank you very much
25:46for sharing that with the group, do you?
25:50Oh, where's Nesbitt?
25:54Any of you seen Nesbitt?
26:03Hurry, hurry, I'll come quietly.
26:06See this?
26:07This is nothing but victimisation.
26:09I am being picked on.
26:11For my subversive beliefs.
26:12Stop your jeepering.
26:13We don't want you.
26:15You don't?
26:16Job centre clerk refused to press charges.
26:19But don't worry.
26:20You've a long way to go
26:21before we make you into a martyr.
26:23Oh, that's a pity.
26:24Because I quite fancied myself
26:26as Rababak.
26:28You'll never mind.
26:30A free man.
26:31Wait till I tell the way.
26:32On the other hand,
26:34on the other hand,
26:34not everybody in authorities
26:35is sympathetic
26:36as the Department of Employment.
26:38Bless them.
26:39Bless them.
26:39There ain't somebody
26:40that press charges.
26:43Who?
26:45Of course there are those
26:46who will say I am bringing this charge
26:48solely for reasons of cheap
26:50personal publicity.
26:52That's Mickey with a small c.
26:54But I want to assure
26:55all your listeners on Radio Govan
26:57that my good lady
26:59is right behind me in this.
27:02She is like a rock,
27:03aren't you, dear?
27:04Yes.
27:05As of course are
27:06my equally dear children.
27:09Violence must never
27:11be seen to succeed.
27:13There may be imperfections
27:14in our society.
27:16But to paraphrase
27:17the late King Edward,
27:19not only must something be done,
27:22but occasionally someone too.
27:27Jerry, what happened?
27:29Another triumph
27:30for government diplomacy, eh?
27:32Don't you even joke about it.
27:35I'm pure mortified.
27:37So am.
27:38Take a long time
27:38to live this doing.
27:44Rob,
27:44you don't forget
27:45to take my tummy
27:46wash in the stairs,
27:47will you?
27:48I'm over there, Mary doll.
27:52Typical working class attitude, eh?
27:54Doesn't mind being called
27:55an urban terrorist.
27:57But doesn't he want
27:57the neighbours
27:58to think she keeps
27:58a dirty hoose?
27:59Not only do I wish
28:02to see moral standards
28:03maintained in Govan,
28:05I wish to see them
28:06stri...
28:08Oh, no.
28:11It can't be.
28:16All right, Garton.
28:18All right.
28:19Left of three.
28:21One,
28:22two,
28:23three,
28:24go!
28:24Go!
28:25Go!
28:25Go!
28:25Go!
28:26Go!
28:26Go!
28:26Go!
28:26Go!
28:26Go!
28:26Go!
28:27Go!
28:27Go!
28:28Go!
28:28Go!
28:28Go!
28:29Go!
28:32Go!
28:33Go!
28:33Go!
28:34Go!
28:51Go!
28:52Now,
28:52with that,
28:52now I'll help me in front of you.
28:54Smoke me dope cigarette things, eh?
28:56Aye.
28:57I'll never touch another drug.
28:58Hey, golly, now, come on and we out the pub here, Dan, get blittered.
29:02Hooray!
29:03Yes, hey!
29:04Hey!
29:05Hooray, see that!
29:06What?
29:06Oh, yeah, it's got to be strange!
29:08You got to start!
29:09Yeah!
29:28Oh, yeah, it's got to be strange!
29:52Pizza!
29:54Pizza!
29:56Pizza!
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