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00:00When we got married
00:30In sickness and in health, I love you
00:31In sickness and in health, I said I'll do
00:37I don't know what's the matter with these glasses
00:51I've done seen how bad I see out of them like I used to
00:55You're always complaining about them glasses lately
00:58Must be something wrong with your eyes
01:01Nothing wrong with my eyes
01:03Same glasses you've always had
01:05They're the same eyes I've always had
01:07They're getting older
01:09They're no older than the rest of me
01:12None of you is as young as it used to be
01:14There's nothing wrong with my eyes
01:16It's just a small print, it's all
01:18It's a small print
01:22I don't see how to be able to read the small print, it's all
01:26I wear the glasses just for reading small print, it's all
01:29Well, you have to wear glasses for everything you can't see
01:33Nothing without your glasses
01:35Who can't?
01:36You can't!
01:37I can see without my glasses
01:39I can see you
01:44I can see that table
01:45I can see that chair
01:46Bloody hell
01:47Who can put that thing there?
01:52You can see so well without your glasses
01:54Why do you wear them all the time?
01:56I didn't say I can see so well without them
01:59I said I can see without them, didn't I?
02:02Yeah, I can't
02:03What are you doing?
02:05I'm having a clear out
02:06All I said was I can see better with them, that's all
02:10But what I'm saying now is
02:11Sonny seems to have gone wrong with them
02:12Cos I'm reading this small print and
02:15I don't know, I can't see the mate heading the tail of it
02:19Well, don't read it
02:20Well, I want to read it, it's a newspaper
02:22Somebody might have dropped Asim bomb on us
02:24I want to know
02:25That wouldn't be in the small print
02:28I don't know
02:29I don't know what might be in a small print, do I?
02:33I can't see it with these bleating glasses
02:35Then it must be your eyes, pig
02:37Oh, yeah
02:38Must be my eyes
02:41Cos that's what you want, innit?
02:44Innit?
02:46Couldn't be the glasses, could it?
02:47Oh, no, no
02:48Cos that wouldn't please you so much
02:51If it was my glasses that was packing up, would it?
02:54Eh?
02:54It makes you a lot happier if it's my eyes that are packing up, doesn't it?
02:58Well, I'd be happier if you went and saw someone about your eyes
03:02I don't want you bashing me into things when you're pushing me in the wheelchair
03:05Well, you want the truth?
03:08It's National Health glasses, that's what it is
03:10You belong to a crappy health service, you get crappy glasses
03:14You've had those glasses since long before the health service
03:20Well, nothing lasts, do it?
03:24You took them over when your granny died
03:26Well
03:26You can't waste things, can you?
03:30Waste not, what not
03:32Hey, look, you try looking through them, go on
03:35They're no good for my eyes
03:47No, and they're no good for my eyes, neither
03:49You could try cleaning them
03:51Yeah
03:51Look at that
03:55I wouldn't be surprised if they ain't printing the words smaller, you know
04:00You can get more of them on a page
04:02Anything to save your paper
04:05Anything to push their profits up
04:07It's your Ted Eve's unacceptable face of capitalism
04:10I mean, they don't care if the rest of us has to rush out and buy new glasses
04:14Just so we can read their rotten, lassy newspapers
04:17Look at that, look
04:18Look at the state of my hands
04:20The print's still wet on them
04:22No worse than the state of your feet when you get into bed
04:25You don't read papers with them
04:30That's not the point, is it?
04:31It's not the point
04:32Your printers, your sogats, all screaming out for more money, aren't they?
04:36Can't even be bothered to block the bleeding newspapers before they send them out
04:39Can't spell, they've got no grammar, lines all out of order
04:43I mean, even if I could read the small print, I wouldn't be able to understand it
04:46I mean, blimey, in the old days
04:48You didn't have to wear a pair of gloves to read a newspaper
04:51You could eat your dinner off them
04:53You used to
04:55Your mother's tablecloth was a newspaper
04:59Oh yeah, and what was your mother's tablecloth, eh?
05:02At least my mum tried
05:03Yeah, there it is
05:06What?
05:07The torch, I found it
05:10I knew it wasn't lost
05:12I knew I'd put it somewhere where I could find it
05:15Told you, if you put things where you can find them
05:18You will not lose them, I keep telling you
05:21Oh, go away
05:24We sat all that time in the dark because of this
05:30What?
05:32This torch
05:32When?
05:34When I couldn't find it to look for the candles
05:37What candles?
05:39The candles I bought for the power cuts
05:42What power cuts?
05:44When the miners were on strike
05:46We never had no power cuts when the miners was on strike
05:51We sat in the dark for three days
05:53That was because the bulb were gone
05:55Why wasn't the teddy on?
06:02Why didn't I do any cooking?
06:04And why wasn't the fire on?
06:05Because you told us there was a power cut
06:08And we was daft enough to read a newspaper
06:10Yeah, I found it
06:16I should put it back where it is
06:18They dropped that bomb, we're gonna need this
06:21We'll need it to look for the candles again
06:25They won't drop no bomb
06:32You watch too much telly, this is your trouble
06:35You let them frighten you
06:36They dropped it on the japs
06:39Yeah, well
06:40I was just trying it out, it's all
06:43Gotta see how it works
06:46Can't expect her to spend all that money and not try it out
06:51Anyway, it was only japs they dropped it on it
06:54That's all
06:54I wish they'd dropped a few more on them
06:57Buggered up their card trades
06:59It wasn't very nice, was it?
07:04Wasn't supposed to be nice, we was at war with them
07:07It was our enemies, the japs
07:09The Russians was our friends then
07:12Well, they wasn't proper friends, not real friends
07:15They were more like, they were only wartime friends, weren't they?
07:18Well, the japs was only wartime enemies
07:20Yeah, well, nothing stays the same, does it?
07:24As long as they don't drop the bomb on us
07:25That's all you've got to worry about
07:27Why don't you see someone about your eyes?
07:36Who?
07:36Who?
07:37Optician
07:38Optician?
07:39Do you know how much money them opticians made last year?
07:42No, but I'm sure you're going to tell me
07:44Fortunes
07:45Bloody fortunes they made
07:47I wouldn't be surprised if your opticians ain't in league with your newspapers
07:51Your Murdoch, your Matthews
07:53And what's the other one, the foreign one?
07:56What's his bloody name?
07:58The one they call the bouncing check
08:00The one with the dyed hair and the false eyebrows
08:03Dennis Healy?
08:06No!
08:08That bullshit bastard
08:09No!
08:11The one he
08:12Oh, blimey, what's his name?
08:14He had a football club
08:16Elton John?
08:18No!
08:19He's got false hair
08:22So is Bruce Forsythe
08:24So is Frankie Howard
08:25So is Max Bygrave
08:26He wasn't him, neither
08:27Blimey, what's his bloody name?
08:30It's our sole word
08:32What word?
08:33Him, his name
08:34What name?
08:35His name
08:36Blimey, everybody knows it
08:39You don't
08:40I don't
08:40I'm going to tell you my tongue
08:43God, Steve
08:44What is...
08:45Coffee, coffee
08:47Have I got any?
08:48No
08:48His name
08:50His name
08:50Coffee
08:51Coffee
08:51Coffee
08:52Nescaf
08:54No
08:55Coffee
08:56Camp
08:59No
09:00God, no
09:01Well
09:04That's it
09:05Well, Maxwell
09:06Maxwell
09:06Maxwell
09:07Maxwell, Murdoch
09:08And Matthews
09:10The three bad coins
09:11Of Fleet Street
09:12Wouldn't surprise me
09:13They've got shares
09:13They've got shares in their eyeglass making business
09:15I mean, it's no wonder
09:16They can lash out millions in bingo prizes
09:19You did the bingo
09:20I wouldn't stoop so low
09:23Well, you do the pools
09:24It's not the same, is it?
09:26The pools
09:26You've got a bit of brains to do your pools
09:28I mean, anything can do the bingo
09:29It's not a question of sticking your pin in with the pools
09:32You've got to follow form, my dear
09:33You've got to use your noddle
09:34Or up the road, stuck a pin in one half a million
09:38Anyway, what do you know about form?
09:41You only go to West Ham
09:42I'm not reading this
09:44Look at that
09:45That's criminal, that is
09:46Look
09:46Only thing in here in decent-sized print
09:48Is your adverts
09:49Yeah, well, it's all adverts
09:51Course it is
09:52Because that's where they earn their money, innit?
09:54Adverts
09:54Adverts and bad news
09:56That's all that is
09:56Adverts and bad news
09:58I've got a good mind to cancel that thing
10:00I ain't read nothing good in there for years
10:01Oh
10:02The TV news is better
10:08TV news
10:09And their adverts
10:12Their adverts are better too
10:13None of their news is any good
10:15Oh, better than most of their programmes
10:18The adverts are
10:19I don't know why they'd bother telling us
10:21If all they've got for us is bad news
10:23They come on here on that telly
10:26They're bursting with where they are
10:28Can't wait to ruin our evening
10:29We ought to make a few more films
10:32That Maggi Factor don't like
10:33We won't get no news at all then
10:35What's that?
10:44Rita's goes in the pot
10:46What's you keeping that for?
10:51I could never get her to sleep without it
10:55I mean, we went through the war, didn't we?
11:05But even at its worst
11:06It wasn't as bad as their bad news
11:08I mean, it's a good thing
11:10We didn't have the telly during the war
11:12They'd have put that war on the news
11:14We'd have give up
11:15We'd have been too frightened to fight Hitler
11:16You was frightened anyway
11:18Shut up
11:18And that weatherman
11:21That blooming weatherman of theirs
11:23Which one?
11:25The BBC one
11:26That cartoon with the glasses
11:27Oh, I like him
11:30He makes me laugh
11:31Gloatsy
11:32Does he positively go?
11:34Gloatsy
11:34If he's got something nasty for us
11:35And that low depression there
11:38As if the news we've watched
11:40Ain't a low enough depression already
11:41And all that bad weather
11:43That you had last week
11:44Would this all turn around
11:45It's coming back again
11:46All right for him
11:48He's got a brimming great BBC fire
11:50To sit in front of, hasn't he?
11:51Ain't got to manage on two bars of electric
11:53Like we have
11:53Well, he won't let me turn them both on
11:56Well, if it's cold, I do
11:58If it's cold
11:59You had both on at Christmas?
12:03And I thought you'd remember much about Christmas
12:05The state you was in
12:07Look, give us that paper
12:08Give us that
12:09It's my paper, innit?
12:11You know I don't like people
12:12Reading my paper before I do
12:14Getting it all out of order
12:15Pages missing
12:16Wouldn't be pages missing
12:18If you bought toilet rolls
12:20I can't afford
12:23To waste money on toilet roll
12:25Buy your paper in the morning
12:26Read the news
12:28Keep it for the TV programmes at night
12:30And the next day
12:31Use you for the only thing it's fit for
12:33And look, don't turn that thing off
12:38When I'm talking to you
12:40I've got you that thing
12:41So you can hear
12:42I hear what I want to
12:44Good marvellous, eh?
12:45Always complaining you can't hear
12:48I'll get you that thing
12:49And all you do is turn it off
12:50How can I hold a conversation with you
12:53If you keep turning it off?
12:57You'll turn that thing off once too often
12:59You will
12:59You'll turn that thing off one day
13:03And you'll miss something you want to hear
13:05You see
13:06You'll be sorry then
13:10You see
13:11It's only a waste of money
13:14Getting you that thing
13:14It's a waste of money
13:15Alright, if that's the way you want it
13:19Two can play that game, my dear
13:20Two can play that
13:22Would you like a nice cup of tea
13:25And a choccy biscuit?
13:27Oh, you heard that, didn't you?
13:28We'll see if you can hear this
13:29You can push your own bloody wheelchair
13:32Is it ever now on?
13:33Oh, Christ
13:33Oh, I've got stuck
13:34Oh, me back
13:36Oh, shut up, you cow
13:38Oh, come on
13:55Overtake me, overtake me
13:57Are you coming by or not?
14:02You fool
14:02You have to stay in the middle of the road
14:06Yakety-yakety-yak
14:07Not on my bloody pension he couldn't
14:18You don't even have asked his own, he does
14:23Right
14:24You can pray for him all your life
14:27You can believe in him
14:32And his heaven up above
14:35Follow all of his teachings
14:38This is how he treats you
14:40This is how he pays you back
14:42I mean, I've been one of his most loyal supporters all my life
14:46You know that
14:47That's what he does to you
14:49He lets you down like West Ham
14:51You don't look after his own
14:54That's his trouble, innit?
14:57Not like your Jewish God
14:58He looks after his own
14:59God, blimey
15:00You don't see no poor Jews, do you?
15:02You don't see them pushing wheelchairs
15:03Same as your Blackie's God
15:05He looks after his own, doesn't he?
15:08He'd give all them Arabs all that oil, didn't he?
15:11See, that's what's so perplexing for us mortals
15:15I mean, according to the good book
15:16There's only the one true religion, right?
15:18His religion
15:19God's religion
15:19So all the rest of them's lying, right?
15:23But which one's his?
15:25That's the problem for us mortals
15:26I mean, you can go to church all your life
15:29You know, say your prayers, innit?
15:32Go to his dances
15:33Buy tickets to his raffles
15:34You die
15:35You get up there to heaven
15:38And you find out it's the wrong one
15:40And the one round the corner
15:41Was the right one all the time
15:42What do I mean?
15:43If your religion ain't going to help you get into heaven
15:46And all you're going to do is
15:47Finish up sitting in a wheelchair
15:50Or pushing one
15:51You might as well have extra a couple of hours in bed of a Sunday morning, eh?
15:56So
15:57Another load of Blackies
15:59You see how your Blackie's God looks after his own
16:02He's giving them houses now
16:03Roses in the garden
16:05That won't last long
16:07Be your marjorie and a plant soon
16:08What do you say?
16:12Nothing
16:12I'm talking to myself
16:13Oh, that's nice
16:15Because nobody enjoys the sound of your voice
16:18More than you do
16:19I am not talking to you
16:21Or have you forgotten?
16:23Roger and out
16:24Here
16:27Will you get me an ice cream?
16:30You want to talk now, don't you?
16:33Get me a nice call, innit?
16:34We're going to change our tune now, aren't we?
16:36Hey, not so I am mighty now, are we?
16:38No, not now we want something
16:40Will you get me a nice call, innit?
16:42Well, say please then
16:43Oh, I'm not going down on my knees to you
16:45No one's asking you to go on your knees, my dear
16:48Wouldn't hurt you to be a bit civil
16:50I'll do a lot for you
16:52I don't ask much in return
16:54It's not easy for me
16:57Having you like this
16:59There's a lot of men wouldn't take it as easy as I do
17:02There's a lot of men
17:03Blimey
17:04You're going to get me an ice cream before he goes
17:09You'll lose him if you keep on
17:12Nurse mate, that's what I am
17:14A bloody nurse mate
17:15Give me some money then
17:17I thought you might like to buy it for me
17:21No, I'm blowing my horse laying out, I am
17:24What do you think, I'm old muggins?
17:26No
17:27Not made of money, my dear
17:29And I want change
17:30What, how that?
17:31That's a pound note you got there
17:33Ice cream corn, it can't be more than 50p
17:37Well, for two
17:38You've caught me again
17:41Canning as a cartload of monkeys you are
17:44Don't worry, my dear
17:48You've caught me often enough
17:50That'll be the day
17:53Short arms and long pockets you are
17:57When it comes to spending
17:58Except on yourself at opening time
18:01Two cornets
18:07Just a minute, Gough
18:08I'm sorry, love, no wafers, only cornets
18:10I get no call for wafers
18:11I'll just see what else they want instead
18:13Funny that, isn't it, eh, Gough?
18:17She's the umpteenth customer who's asked me for wafers today
18:19Marvellous, isn't it?
18:22Do you know, if I'd done wafers
18:23I could have sold over 50 of them this morning
18:25Why don't you do wafers, then?
18:27Well, there's no call for them, is there?
18:32Nah, you're calling it's easier, innit?
18:35Easier?
18:36Yeah
18:36Easier to eat
18:38Easier to eat?
18:41You can eat it one hand
18:42Well, you can eat away for one hand
18:45Well, why's there no call from them?
18:5060p
18:50Eh?
18:57Talk to yourself here
18:58Sorry, Victor, no change
19:03Oh, thank you
19:06The aged
19:08I am the aged
19:09Speak up
19:11I said I am
19:12Oh, I mean, not another one
19:15It's marvellous
19:16I have all this at home
19:17What?
19:18Can you lip-read?
19:20Pardon?
19:22Can you?
19:24What?
19:26God, it's a bit marvellous
19:27I mean, you'd think you'd learn to lip-read, wouldn't you?
19:29They never do
19:30My miss is just the same
19:32Never thinks she might help me
19:33She'll learn to lip-read
19:34Here
19:35We've got hearing aid there, mate
19:37Turn it on
19:38On
19:39On, on, on, on
19:41Oh, you're hard of hearing
19:43So am I
19:45I don't know why I employ some of them, honestly
19:50How's he know his prayers have been answered
19:54If he can't hear?
19:55Eh?
19:57I'm having a vicar praying for you
19:58If he can't take messages, is it?
20:00Well, now, vicar, he's even worse
20:02He stutters
20:03He seems to catch a kneeling
20:06It's so hard on a knee zone, a vicar, what stutters, isn't it?
20:11You're not one of that Bishop of Durham's lot, are you?
20:13Eh?
20:15Would like to be standing next to him when he gets started
20:17How's he know she wasn't a virgin?
20:21Here, vicar
20:22It's two B
20:23Now, shut off
20:24Here, top this up for us, will you?
20:34What'd I say?
20:37I have vicar, he stutters
20:38Well, I mean, you can't expect God to listen to him stuttering out his requests
20:42He's a busy man, God, isn't he?
20:44It's a big place, heaven
20:45It's a lot for one God
20:46I mean, here's our vicar, down on his knees, he's saying
20:48Al, fa, fa, fa, fa, fa, fa, fa
20:50I mean, God, he doesn't know something, maybe he's got a point
20:52And, you know, he says, come on, come on
20:54Spit it out for Christ's sake, ain't good all night
20:55Six cool nets, please
20:58I'm sorry, love
20:59Sold out
21:00It meant there's no cool for wafers
21:04I told him, if he got more cool for his wafers, there'd be less cool for his coolness
21:08He'd be no better off, would he?
21:11I mean, don't mean so much money, in there, eh?
21:15If you spend all your money on your wafers, you've got nothing left for your coolness
21:17I'm Vicky Valka
21:18Point is, you cannot have your cake and eat it
21:22And that is what your trade unions signally fail to realise
21:26Am I right?
21:29Have you got that bloody thing turned off again?
21:33I might be a minute
21:34Here, where you going?
21:38I just want to turn me bike round
21:40I want to go out the lavvy, turn that bloody thing on
21:47Can't you wait till you get home?
21:49No, I can't, I'm busted
21:50I won't be a minute, I just want to have a wee-wee
21:52I don't want to hear about your business
21:54Well, just wait there a minute
21:55Don't leave me here
21:57Well, where do you expect me to leave you?
22:00Well, I can't sit outside here, it's embarrassing
22:03Well, it'd be a bloody sight more embarrassing if I took you in there
22:05I'll wait till you're there
22:09Marvellous, isn't it, eh?
22:12Nag, nag, nag, I'm busted
22:13I'm busting, I am
22:15Far enough away from the lavvy for you
22:28Oh, excuse me, do you wish to cross the road?
22:41Eh?
22:42Oh, no.
22:43No, thank you, Victor.
22:44It's a pleasure.
22:45No bother.
22:46Oh, well, it's very nice of you, but here.
22:51No.
22:52No, I don't want to go over there.
22:55Don't.
22:56Oh, look at you in this traffic.
22:59Oh, look at you in this traffic.
23:01Oh, look at you in this traffic.
23:03Oh, look at you in this traffic.
23:05Oh, look at you in this traffic.
23:07Oh, yes, you're gone.
23:10It's true.
23:13Another hour.
23:15Come on.
23:16Come on!
23:18It's tough for me to hurry up.
23:21No, I've seen it.
23:23Bloody women.
23:25Why did it take so long?
23:27What did I do in here?
23:28I don't know.
23:29Hello?
23:30Hello?
23:31Oh, hello.
23:32I'm looking for a woman.
23:34What do you want?
23:40I'm looking for a woman.
23:42Oh, go away.
23:43No, you see, I've lost my wife.
23:46I didn't want to come over here.
23:49I wanted to stay on that side.
23:51You'll have to speak up.
23:52My hearing aid isn't working.
23:54The battery is flat.
23:56Can you lip read?
23:58I beg your pardon?
23:59My hearing aid isn't working.
24:02Oh, you wanted to stay on the other side?
24:09I told you.
24:10Oh, I see.
24:11You didn't want to cross the road.
24:12See, my hearing aid isn't working.
24:14The battery is flat.
24:15But you should have told me.
24:16You should have said so.
24:17Oh, I did tell you.
24:18I beg your pardon?
24:19Look!
24:20I wasn't molesting anybody.
24:21Look, if you was doing your job properly, you should be looking for my wife.
24:24She's probably been kidnapped.
24:25She was sitting here helpless.
24:26A cripple in a wheelchair.
24:27Anybody could have took her.
24:28She's the one you ought to be worried about, not the whole rat bag.
24:32Are they complaints about someone hanging around these toilets?
24:35You don't think it was me, do you?
24:36I don't hang around women's toilets.
24:37I've got better things to do with my time.
24:38What do you think I am?
24:39A sexual pervert or something?
24:40Do I look like a pervert?
24:41Decent, mate.
24:42You ask anyone.
24:43Anyone I see, I'm not a rapist.
24:44And if you think of a sexual pervert, you should be looking for my wife.
24:46She's probably been kidnapped.
24:47She's probably been kidnapped.
24:48She was sitting here helpless.
24:49A cripple in a wheelchair.
24:50Anybody could have took her.
24:51She's the one you ought to be worried about, not the whole rat bag.
24:52You make complaints about someone hanging around these toilets?
24:53You don't think it was me, do you?
24:54I don't hang around women's toilets.
24:55I've got better things to do with my time.
24:56A sexual pervert or something?
24:58Do I look like a pervert?
25:00Decent, mate.
25:01You ask anyone.
25:02Anyone I see, I'm Decent, I'm not a rapist.
25:04And if I was, it wouldn't be her, I'd be after.
25:09If I was up to them sort of tricks, I'd be looking for something a bit better than her.
25:13I was looking for my wife.
25:15You said she was dead.
25:17I had a good lord strike you dead.
25:19I never said nothing of the sort.
25:20You said you'd lost your wife.
25:22I lost!
25:23I lost you in a wheelchair, you silly old faggot!
25:25I went in the cars here for a jimmy, and when I come out, she's gone. Kidnapped!
25:31I wouldn't want to kidnap your wife.
25:33I don't know that, do I, Everson?
25:35You're the law, aren't you?
25:36You're the one who's supposed to know the answer to them questions.
25:39I'm just an ordinary citizen.
25:41A law-abiding taxpayer.
25:44One of them you are supposed to serve and not harass.
25:48I went in there for a look. I went in there.
25:50I thought my wife might be in there.
25:52You're not allowed to go in there.
25:54Well, you go in there. You go in and have a look.
25:56I'm not allowed in there, either.
25:58Why not? You're a policeman.
25:59I am also a man.
26:01Well, then why don't you get a woman policeman, eh?
26:04Use a little bit of initiative, Sonny.
26:06Didn't you go to the police college?
26:08That's true.
26:09I'm one of the worlds full of terrorists.
26:11Would you mind it?
26:12I know my rights.
26:14I'll read them out to you in a minute.
26:15Don't read them read out to me, mate.
26:17I'm a citizen.
26:18A crime has been committed and I'm seeking your assistance in the matter.
26:22What crime?
26:23The crime of kidnapping.
26:25Would one of you like to go in there and see if there's a woman in a wheelchair?
26:29There ain't.
26:30There ain't no-one in there, officer.
26:31There ain't no woman in a wheelchair, eh?
26:33That's just his story.
26:34He knows what he's been up to.
26:37There's been complaints before.
26:40I think you'd better come down to the station with me.
26:43Are you arresting me?
26:44No, I'm going to ask you down to the station so we can help you find your wife.
26:48We're going to put a net over London, that's what we're going to do, sir.
26:51We're going to marshal all our resources in the search for your wife.
26:54We're going to alert the airports, put a watch on the docks.
26:58Can't be wrong, sir.
26:59Not a minute to lose.
27:00Get your hands off of me.
27:01Get your hands off of me.
27:02Get your hands off of me.
27:03I've got to my MP.
27:04I'll write to Esther Reinsen about his middle.
27:06Get off!
27:07I'll push you home.
27:13Get off of me.
27:14Eh?
27:15Oh, yes.
27:16It's beautiful.
27:17What's the matter with you?
27:18That's fine.
27:19That's fine.
27:20I told you, mate.
27:21I know my rights.
27:22I know my rights.
27:23Get off of me.
27:24I'll bloody lay one on you.
27:27Get off.
27:31I know my rights.
27:32And I know my right?
27:34I know my rights.
27:35Yeah!
27:36Right, right, right.
27:37I know my rights.
27:38Go three!
27:39I know my rights.
27:40You're a woman.
27:41You're a woman.
27:42They're a woman.
27:43I know my rights.
27:44I know if들이 곳.
27:45Come on, darling.
27:46Go my rights!
27:48Why do you keep your hands off?
27:49Go packets.
27:50Go packets!
27:51Go packets madly.
27:52You're just going to go Alaska.
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