- 6/27/2025
Set in June 1945, “Under New Management” explores the Ashton family’s struggle to adjust to post-war life.
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00:00¶¶
00:30I wish you'd told me you were going to call.
00:36It could have saved you the trouble.
00:38Well, I don't usually come this way, but back in at the garage this morning,
00:41I suddenly thought, why not make a detour and give my best and most beautiful worker a lift?
00:49Your best and most beautiful worker happens to be canvassing this morning.
00:53Isn't it your job to know things like that?
00:55Oh, yes, of course.
00:57Well, I meant to give you a lift to where you were canvassing.
00:59I start precisely 500 yards from here.
01:05Don't let me keep you.
01:08Oh, I'm in no worry.
01:11Why don't I put the kettle on?
01:13Whatever for?
01:15Coffee, tea. I didn't get anything this morning.
01:17I've had mine, thanks.
01:20In spite of appearances to the contrary.
01:24Don't you sometimes get lonely in here, Marjorie?
01:26No, never. I don't have the time.
01:28Pity.
01:29Oh, why?
01:30I've been meaning to ask you out for some time now.
01:34A reward for your best and most beautiful worker.
01:37Well, no, not so much a reward as a pleasure.
01:40The only pleasure I'm interested in, Councillor Dewsbury, is the pleasure of seeing a Labour government return next week.
01:48Is the Socialist Party fit to govern?
01:56That's a question you can all answer.
02:00They are not fit.
02:02They have never been fit.
02:03They have never been fit.
02:04They will never be fit.
02:07What has the Socialist Party got to offer you?
02:11What is their declared policy?
02:15The old, old story.
02:19They offer you nationalisation.
02:23Churchill has called a cocky election.
02:28Churchill can't wait till Japan is finished.
02:33Churchill has exploited your victory, your courage, your endurance.
02:40Then tell him and the Tories the people's answer.
02:45The people fought and won the war.
02:49The people will win the peace.
02:52The Socialists have no programme.
02:56Only the stale industrial nationalisation.
03:02Land, the building, train, banking, transport, fuel and power.
03:08What next?
03:09Fish and chips?
03:16You know what Churchill has to offer.
03:19You know what the Conservatives can do.
03:23What can the Socialists do?
03:26They can drag this country of ours down to the squalid level of class struggle.
03:34United, we have won the war against Germany.
03:39United, we can win the peace.
03:42One for all and all for one.
03:46All for Churchill.
03:47I didn't know Churchill was a candidate for this division, Councillor Dewsbury.
03:53He's a candidate in every division, John.
03:55They'll regret it.
03:56You think so?
03:57No, sir.
03:58They'll give him the V sign.
04:00They'll tell you what to do with a big cigar.
04:02Well, only Bevin smokes big cigars as big as Churchill.
04:05It's not really as simple as that, is it?
04:08Are you asking me or telling me?
04:10Well, as I am relatively a new boy, I suppose it ought to be a question.
04:16Oh, you know your stuff, lad, which is more than the last Treasurer did.
04:19Do you know what they said to me when I first complained about the way she kept the books?
04:23Oh, but Councillor Dewsbury, she's a widow, she needs the job, she needs to be taken out of herself.
04:29Well, the books weren't all that bad, you know.
04:33Are you feeling guilty because she did her out of a job?
04:36I didn't know it was somebody like that.
04:38Oh, you think we should have kept her on for her sake, rather than get the best Treasurer we could for the party's sake?
04:43You think we should have chosen the candidate because he needed to be taken out of himself?
04:47To tell you the honest truth, I'm supposed to be in it to be taken out of myself.
04:51Huh? Really?
04:53Yes, it was my wife's idea.
04:54Oh, she'll live to regret it.
04:56She set Marjorie loose on me and...
04:58Oh, pretty safe ground there, isn't she?
05:01Don't get you.
05:02Well, I mean, putting her under Marjorie's wing, there's no sex appeal there.
05:05Well, not for my taste, anyway.
05:08Mind you, she has been tarting herself up lately, but it's still mutton dressed as lamb to me.
05:14What's sex appeal got to do with it?
05:15Oh, now, come up it, young John.
05:18It's just as dangerous in this game as it is in business.
05:22You know, working next to some cute little secretary five days a week.
05:25In our case, it's knights, and we share a mutual interest.
05:29Oh, it's rescued many of your marriage.
05:31Rescued?
05:31Ah, all of mine.
05:33His wife was playing around a bit whilst he was in the rap.
05:36He'd been living like a monkey himself.
05:38When he found out, they were practically on the rocks.
05:41Then he met this woman.
05:43I mean, it didn't last, but it did the trick.
05:44And now he and his wife are like two little lovebirds these days.
05:49Hmm.
05:50I gather you don't approve.
05:52I wouldn't recommend it.
05:53Well, why not?
05:54Now, if he hadn't have done it, he would have been nagging about it forever, wouldn't he?
05:59Tit for tat, and he ends up with a happy marriage.
06:02Oh, there she is.
06:03Fresh from the Ustins.
06:05Oh, she's a worker.
06:06I'll say that for her.
06:07I've got that awful John Street in the next ward.
06:12Have you been down there at all?
06:13No, no, I haven't.
06:14He ought to go around in pairs.
06:16I thought it was going to get raped one of these days.
06:19Is my face dirty or something?
06:22No.
06:23Why?
06:23You were looking at me.
06:24Um, Councillor Dewsbury, could you please tell me why I'm going to be two and three times here?
06:39Only me, Margaret.
06:41Well, yes, Dad, I knew it wouldn't be John.
06:43He's down at party headquarters again.
06:46Oh, yes.
06:47Went straight on there from work.
06:48Not much of a change in the town hall, is it?
06:52Just different invoices.
06:54Well, it is voluntary.
06:55It's for a cause.
06:57He seems to think it's a change anyway.
06:59Well, different faces, I suppose.
07:01Changes from looking at you and me.
07:04Yes.
07:05Well, I would like him at home a bit more.
07:07Well, stops him, uh, what would you call it?
07:10Brooding?
07:11Fretting?
07:12What about?
07:12Well, not liking his job, I suppose.
07:16It hasn't improved his temper much.
07:18It hasn't.
07:18Well, you should know.
07:20We live with you.
07:21Well, I've never thought of John as having much of a temper.
07:23Oh, well, you know.
07:24I mean, you know, the other night when Aunt Helen offered to look after John George so that,
07:28well, you know, I would have liked us to have gone out.
07:30Oh, no.
07:31My husband had a previous appointment with politics.
07:33You should have heard him.
07:34Thought he was going to drag his soapbox out.
07:37It's become an obsession, Dad.
07:44Have you seen Marjorie lately?
07:45No, she hasn't been for a bit, has she?
07:50Well, wait.
07:50This is the second lot.
07:51We got this a fortnight ago.
07:53Not much of an advert for their efficiency.
07:55Waste of paper.
07:56Very good for the printing trade, though.
07:58Bugger the printing trade.
08:00I see.
08:01Had a bad day.
08:03Like any other day now, the sword of what's-his-name hanging over me?
08:07Damocles.
08:08Damocles.
08:09Or Fraser.
08:10It's all one.
08:12Has Uncle Sefton said if Mr. Fraser's definitely buying her works?
08:15Nothing since the general meeting.
08:17That's all of a month.
08:18And I won't give him the satisfaction of asking.
08:21Why don't you get in touch with Tony?
08:23My nephew seems to be avoiding me these days.
08:25I wouldn't want to embarrass him.
08:27Oh, no, not that thing again.
08:34Does more harm than good.
08:36What?
08:37Pillowing at the people.
08:38In one ear, out the other.
08:44Marjorie's expenses.
08:46Yes.
08:47Well, no favourites, then.
08:49Right?
08:50I mean, we can't have the candidate unseated because of some technicality like Canvass is charging for lipstick.
08:56You could make a case out for charging lipstick, actually.
08:59Oh, eh?
09:00Yes, well, you'll notice the Tories using pretty girls to canvas.
09:03Yes, I have the lucky bastards.
09:05Maybe that's why Marjorie went labour.
09:08Whereas we use women who look more idealistic.
09:11You mean like Marjorie?
09:13I mean, she just looks hungry to me.
09:15Beware of blue stockings waving banners.
09:17The gospel they really want to preach is equal shares in everything.
09:21It's not society they hate.
09:22It's nature.
09:23Um, Councillor Dewsbury, this is Mr. John Aloysius Flynn of Ruby Street.
09:28I'm very pleased to meet you, Mr. Flynn.
09:29Now, Mr. Flynn has agreed and I asked him to come down here.
09:32He said he wanted to see you personally.
09:34Well, of course, Mr. Flynn.
09:35I'm delighted you could come.
09:36Would you come into my office here?
09:38Ah, very pleased indeed.
09:39Take a few.
09:42Where's the Chancellor of the Exchequer?
09:45Oh, guarding the party purse.
09:47You're enjoying this, aren't you?
09:49Yes, as a matter of fact, I am.
09:51I'd enjoy it a lot more for her who'd come out canvassing.
09:53Ah, are you feeling housebound?
09:55Yes, a bit.
09:56Well, now you know how Margaret feels.
09:58About what?
09:58Being housebound.
10:00About a woman's point of view?
10:01Perhaps.
10:03She wasn't housebound when I was in Belgium, was she?
10:05I don't think I know what you mean.
10:07Oh, come off it, Marjorie.
10:08Oh, all right, then.
10:10I'm not supposed to know what you mean and I would rather not talk about it.
10:13She used to say she was going to see you when she went to see that chap, didn't she?
10:17You covered up for her?
10:18She was my friend.
10:19Is my friend, Ron?
10:21Yes.
10:23Look, I thought you'd settled all that.
10:25Sorted it out between you, except today.
10:28Does one ever.
10:29Well, I thought you would have to if you wanted to stay married.
10:33Where do you go from there if you don't?
10:35Marjorie.
10:37Excuse me.
10:38Hmm.
10:40Hmm.
11:00Yeah.
11:05Thanks, mate.
11:06that's the lot isn't it
11:15uh well there's the old mangle
11:18I told him to take that round the back
11:19David
11:21shouldn't you
11:24give them something
11:25I did about ten minutes ago
11:28didn't you notice the speed up
11:30well
11:36here we are then
11:38home fit for a hero
11:41eh
11:41well are you happy
11:43I will be
11:45what do you mean you will be
11:47I feel a bit like a fish out of water at the moment
11:49I'm sure if somebody knocks on that door
11:52I'm going to shout go four doors down and up the ginnle
11:54oh David
11:57oh no going out to the privy
11:59in the middle of the night and having to keep the door open
12:02because there's a rat in there
12:03nope
12:03that's all behind us Sheila
12:05is it
12:06yes
12:07clean slate
12:09no connection with the old phone
12:11under new management
12:13not another complaint
12:16he just moved back to his old home
12:18left off the register
12:19well no good canvassing there then
12:22I wasn't canvassing you you know about Margaret
12:26weren't you
12:27no
12:28you're right anyway
12:30one does have to learn to accept things
12:33in marriage is elsewhere
12:34elsewhere?
12:36in the world of the single woman
12:38my world
12:39I suppose in
12:41your world
12:43infidelity isn't important
12:45they don't think it's important anyway
12:47unless it endangers a marriage and children are involved
12:51I'm what they call an advanced woman you know
12:54well you're a surprise Uncle Sefton
12:59pleasant I hope Margaret
13:01open house Uncle
13:02always was a welcome in your mother's time
13:04I suppose Tony doesn't happen to be here
13:07no
13:08no
13:09and dad's in
13:10if you'd care to see him
13:11while you're here
13:12might as well have a word
13:14John out working for the opposition is he?
13:17opposition to whom?
13:18you're not one of them are you?
13:20ah
13:20I'm not telling
13:21but there's one in the back room
13:25you're what?
13:28one of them
13:28hmm
13:29they can call themselves what they like
13:31I'm not ashamed to call myself a Churchill Tory
13:33was that for my benefit Sefton?
13:35your benefit?
13:35the party propaganda for my benefit was it?
13:37I didn't come here to talk politics or business Edwin
13:40not with you anyway
13:41Uncle's come to see if Tony's here
13:43oh I thought perhaps he'd come to tell me the bad news
13:45now Edwin
13:48there isn't going to be any bad news
13:50though we're saying that the day war broke out
13:53perhaps I'd better go
13:55it's not the best of times for us to meet is it?
13:57on the eve of an election you mean?
14:00life will go on whichever side wins
14:02I shall ask you to repeat that when Churchill gets his cards
14:04not very likely Edwin
14:08not very likely
14:09what makes you think Tony might be here anyway?
14:13what you thought he might be?
14:15he goes his own way to us Tony
14:17you mean he used to don't you?
14:19he's my son
14:20he's done his bit
14:21he's looking to the future now
14:22we all are aren't we?
14:24don't you ever think of the past Sefton?
14:26not very often
14:27a lot of people do
14:29the future for most people is more or less settled these days
14:32in respect of what they can do about it
14:33one of the few things they can do
14:36is vote
14:37and when they vote
14:37they think of the future
14:38but they remember the past
14:40yes well we all
14:41we had some hard times before the war
14:43we all know that
14:44you had hard times?
14:47oh I suppose not
14:47not me
14:48not like some people did
14:49no I've been very lucky
14:51I know
14:51you don't expect me to regret it do you?
14:53what are you going to do
14:54to make things different Sefton?
14:56provide employment I hope
14:57by selling the works?
14:58by reinvesting
15:00the works will go on
15:01I wish I had your confidence
15:03by God I do
15:04you could retire now couldn't you Sefton?
15:07I'm not asking you what you're worth
15:08but you could retire
15:09there's a push I suppose
15:10I'm not saying I'd like to mind
15:12well nobody likes to
15:13especially when it's not their decision
15:14and they're not of an age
15:16that's where your confidence comes from Sefton
15:19it's your decision
15:21I could go broke of course
15:23that's not very likely is it
15:24you're far too clever for that
15:25compliment Edwin
15:27well if I believed
15:29that a vote for you and yours
15:31was a vote for me
15:32it would be
15:32but your answer to that one
15:35goes in the ballot box
15:36probably the last chance
15:40in my lifetime
15:41to see what I believe in
15:44put into practice
15:45were you around when the bombing was on?
15:49I was in a cellar in Antwerp
15:50hiding from the cherries
15:51went adrift just after Dunkirk
15:54or just before actually
15:57missed the last of us home
15:58you might say
15:59oh we were all very matey
16:00in those days
16:01it's going already
16:02everything back to normal
16:03because there's an election on
16:05do you think?
16:06well partly
16:07but it always seemed
16:08a bit unnatural to me anyway
16:09all pals together
16:11just because we were all
16:12getting kicked up the backside
16:13there you are
16:14thanks
16:16Antwerp did you say?
16:17yes I was posted
16:19missing believed killed
16:20my wife thought I'd had it
16:22oh and then you turned up
16:23like a bad penny
16:24yes I turned up
16:26how long?
16:28about two years later
16:29and found her in bed
16:31with the lodger
16:32well I think we can back up now
16:35I've got a hard day tomorrow
16:36do you fancy a drink?
16:38um
16:38well
16:38I'll do you good
16:41there's a nice little pub
16:42around the corner
16:43and I don't want to be too late
16:44myself
16:45oh
16:46unless Marjorie's
16:48after you're back to her place
16:49no of course not
16:50yes
16:51yes
16:52all right then
16:52just a quick one
16:54well I'll just make sure
16:54we can put the shutters up
16:55you look tired
17:03yes I am
17:05apparently we're about to
17:06shut up shop
17:07what time tomorrow?
17:09uh
17:09afternoon
17:09I work on Saturday morning
17:10have you thought any more
17:12about that teacher training course?
17:15no not really
17:15too involved in all this?
17:18oh look
17:18my place is on your way home
17:20why don't you drop in
17:21for a quick drink and a chat?
17:22oh
17:23um
17:24Tewsbury's asked me to go
17:25for a drink actually
17:26pub around the corner
17:27oh
17:28otherwise
17:29I'd love to
17:30oh well
17:31some other time perhaps
17:33right
17:52that paper's two days old
18:05yeah I'm just looking at the ads
18:08ads?
18:10yeah see what's going
18:11oh
18:12you mean like furniture?
18:14yeah like furniture
18:15like anything
18:16David?
18:18hmm?
18:19how much money have we got left?
18:21one?
18:22I told you
18:22well couldn't we spend some of it?
18:26just a bit
18:26you know
18:27just a couple of pieces maybe
18:29second hand
18:30second hand?
18:31well we don't want this
18:32utility stuff anyway
18:34and it's dockets
18:35well some of it's not bad
18:37anyway we're alright for a bit
18:40aren't we?
18:41what with that stuff?
18:42well yes just for now
18:43oh I don't know
18:44it looks worse in here somehow
18:47at least in the other place
18:49it looks as if it belonged
18:50hey
18:51who's always telling me
18:54not to spend eh?
18:57look just because we've never had it
18:58you know
18:58it doesn't mean to say
18:59we never will
19:00but just one thing at a time
19:01Sheila
19:02you sound like me now
19:03just that sometimes
19:05I don't think it's gonna happen
19:06that's all
19:07you've still got one foot in the past
19:11listen I'm over 30 David
19:12I want my kids back
19:13as much as you do
19:14but I just
19:16I want things to be right for them
19:18oh well I suppose
19:21if going without furniture
19:23means playing it safe
19:24then I'll have to settle for that
19:25bit of security
19:27we're like your
19:30Margaret and her John
19:31what a job at the town hall
19:33a job with a pension
19:35they haven't even got their own house
19:37at least he's got a safe job
19:39safe doesn't get you anywhere
19:42Sheila
19:42I mean dad's safe
19:44oh no he's not
19:46oh well maybe not
19:48but
19:48well it's
19:50it's thinking safe
19:51that puts you in this position
19:52hey look I've got to be off
19:55now come on cheer up
19:57oh yes I'm sorry
19:59you're quite right
20:00much better to wait a bit
20:01here
20:03fancy you having to tell me that David
20:06yeah fancy
20:07oh
20:09hello Helen
20:15morning David
20:16well come in
20:18after shear the sheep
20:21shear the sheep
20:22yeah you mean fleece the customers
20:25well something like that
20:26yeah well it's the same thing
20:28I suppose
20:28well bye
20:29bye
20:29bye
20:30come on through
20:33does he like it
20:39at the door I mean
20:40yes
20:41he doesn't like the door to door
20:43bit very much
20:44oh dear
20:44said the wrong thing then
20:46oh no
20:46it won't last forever
20:47keep on telling him that
20:49no no
20:51it's just a step up the ladder
20:53yes
20:54he was talking about promotion
20:57on his first morning
20:58he's always been much too keen
21:01to run before he can walk
21:03well it's understandable
21:04he's been flying for the last five years
21:06yes
21:07I caught him looking at his uniform
21:10the other day
21:10well they won't be the only one
21:12who thinks they were the best years of his life
21:13well I think perhaps they were
21:16oh rubbish
21:16but they will be
21:17if we don't forget about them
21:18and get down to it
21:19I'm sure that's what he's trying to do
21:22well let's hope he succeeds then
21:24yes
21:25oh
21:29by the way
21:30there's a van on its way here
21:31a van?
21:33a furniture van
21:34I went round the house with Sefton
21:36when I got back last night
21:37I've always said
21:38there's so much stuff in there
21:39you can hardly move
21:40so we picked a few pieces out
21:42and the van from the shop's bringing them round
21:44what for us?
21:47well anything you don't like
21:48you can always put it in the fire
21:49keep you warm in the winter
21:50I bought the distemper
21:54do you want me to have it mixed ready for you?
21:57distemper?
21:58yeah
21:58to do the attic with when you get back
21:59well I can't do the attic today
22:01it's Saturday
22:02I work on Saturday
22:05not in the afternoon
22:06oh I see
22:08so the one afternoon I get off work
22:10I have to work in the attic
22:11you said you would
22:12I didn't say when
22:15I'll do it some other Saturday
22:17well why not this Saturday?
22:19oh Margaret
22:19there are more important things in life
22:21than distempering attics
22:23oh
22:23had you anything particular in mind?
22:26living for instance
22:27I see
22:28so this afternoon
22:29you're going to go out
22:30and just live
22:31or I'm going to do something I want to do
22:34something I enjoy doing
22:35at Labour Party headquarters?
22:38well they're expecting me anyway
22:39it's become a full-time job these days hasn't it?
22:42that was your idea
22:43you pushed me into it
22:43I wanted you to have an interest
22:44not an obsession
22:45it's not an obsession
22:47look
22:49there's an election coming up
22:51that's going to decide the future
22:52yours, mine and Johnny's
22:54tell me about it
22:55about what?
22:56well tell me what's so important about it
22:58and if you can't see that
23:00maybe I like to discuss things with my husband
23:03I may not be on Marjorie's level
23:05when it comes to having an intelligent conversation
23:06about politics
23:07but I mean we all have to start somewhere
23:09don't we?
23:10you never know
23:10you might get a vote
23:11I've got to go to work
23:13and I suppose you'll be going straight on from there?
23:17yes
23:18I will
23:18I see
23:20well have an exciting time
23:23give my love to Marjorie
23:26Marjorie?
23:27you see her at school five days a week
23:29she's smartened herself up a lot lately
23:31hasn't she?
23:33well why shouldn't she?
23:34what's it going to do with me?
23:35oh well just if it was Marjorie
23:36sitting across the breakfast table
23:38I suppose you'd be talking your head off
23:39you're jealous
23:40oh Marjorie
23:41if anybody got cause to be jealous
23:42in this establishment
23:43I should have thought it was me
23:44I see
23:45that's still festering is it?
23:48ghost of Mr. Armstrong
23:49he is not a ghost
23:51he's very much alive
23:52oh is he what?
23:53has he written to you lately?
23:54of course he hasn't
23:55look what I'm saying is that
23:58he didn't go away by
23:59departing this life
24:00I sent him packing
24:02so I could go on living with you
24:04oh thanks
24:06thanks very much
24:07I don't think I did thank you properly
24:09did I?
24:09not humbly enough
24:10very humble thanks
24:11don't be so petty
24:11I bet Mr. Armstrong wasn't petty
24:13well at least he didn't think I taught rubbish
24:15and he was intelligent
24:16what?
24:17oh I see
24:18you've always said he wasn't important
24:19it didn't matter
24:20it wasn't worth talking about
24:21carry on talk about him
24:22oh
24:22just leave me alone
24:24go on get off topic
24:25hmm right
24:25politics
24:37is that what slammed the door?
24:39it doesn't worry him
24:40that I don't believe
24:40in the things that he does
24:41and you think it should?
24:42he doesn't even bother
24:43to try to convert me
24:44he stands a chance then
24:46I'm not exactly dyed in the wool
24:47am I?
24:48you know
24:48he was getting really interested
24:50in that teacher's training course
24:51until this lot came along
24:52he hasn't given it a thought since
24:54politics needs people like John Love
24:56I should have thought that teaching did too
24:58I know I told him I wanted him to have an interest
25:00but it's becoming an obsession
25:02oh
25:02I wouldn't say that
25:04well something certainly got into his bloodstream
25:06well
25:10perhaps we put it in the front room
25:13front room fire I should think
25:15that must have been out of my mind
25:16well let's get on with altering
25:18Seth's curtains
25:19does he know that I've got his curtains?
25:22well he hasn't seen them for five years
25:24unless they've been behind the blackout
25:25in Mrs Foster's room
25:26oh
25:26anyway
25:28he said he'd leave it to me
25:30well that was nice of him
25:31oh he can be quite nice in his way you know
25:33he's a bit of an old charmer really
25:36depends which end you look at him from
25:39that goes for a lot of people doesn't it?
25:41I suppose it does
25:42I don't know him really
25:45he's just David's rich uncle to me
25:46my dad was a docker
25:48we all vote Labour
25:49my side of the family
25:50oh where do you think I vote?
25:52oh conservative don't you?
25:55or is it um
25:56liberal?
25:58no I vote Labour
25:59good heavens you don't
26:01does sir he know?
26:03I don't think so
26:05we've never discussed it
26:06I think he thinks no sister of his
26:08could possibly do such a thing
26:09he'd probably question my sanity
26:11well Jack always voted Labour
26:15they've had a Labour government in Australia
26:18since 1941
26:19they've been the vote conservative
26:21but not me
26:23I'll not
26:25be sorry to vote against Mr Churchill though
26:27yes well a lot of people will
26:29but they'll do it
26:29they've had the blood
26:31tears and sweat
26:32they don't want any more
26:33I know it's not the same
26:34now the war's over is it?
26:36see that's why I don't want
26:37to get my kids back here too soon
26:39I still keep thinking
26:40what's going to happen to us all
26:41I mean now it's not the Germans
26:43it'll
26:44it'll be life I suppose
26:46running pretty close isn't it?
26:51how much in the kitty?
26:53well I've done a forward estimate
26:54it should be alright
26:55it's up to you really
26:56me?
26:58tell them to watch the pennies
26:59I'm only the adding machine
27:00you're related to old
27:04Sefton Briggs aren't you?
27:05loosely by marriage
27:06did you know he has two votes?
27:09how?
27:11well his firm's across the river
27:12he's got one there
27:13and one in the constituency
27:15he lives in
27:15oh it's the businessman's vote
27:17and we called it
27:17a war for democracy
27:19I'll put yours in your desk
27:24thanks
27:27pleasure
27:28yeah hang on a minute
27:30aren't you supposed to be
27:31at the town hall this morning?
27:33yes I played hooky
27:34good for you
27:35don't tell Margaret for God's sake
27:37have you never played hooky before?
27:39no
27:39I feel about ten years old
27:41in short trousers
27:42stolen sweets are sweeter
27:44are they?
27:50hey you
27:51fingers out
27:52it's not set
27:53and anyway
27:54it's dirty habits
27:55yes miss
27:57where's the old man
28:00working?
28:00yes
28:01what are you doing here?
28:04oh just
28:05visiting my big sister
28:06you know something
28:10Meg's
28:10you're practically
28:11the only person
28:11I can talk to
28:12these days
28:13am I?
28:14mm-hmm
28:14shouldn't you be at work?
28:17yeah I made a few calls
28:18it's a waste of time
28:19on a Saturday morning
28:20is it?
28:21mm-hmm
28:22dead loss
28:24you don't like the job
28:26do you?
28:28well I'm doing it
28:29aren't I?
28:30does Sheila know?
28:32you must be joking
28:33she wouldn't blame the job
28:35she'd blame me
28:36I put a smile on
28:38every time I open that front
28:39oh come on now
28:40it's not as bad as that
28:41well it's
28:42it's not what I'm used to
28:44is it Maggie
28:45I mean they made me
28:46an officer and a gentleman
28:47you know what I feel like
28:49these days
28:49I feel like a bloody tramp
28:50and don't ask me
28:52to look on the bright side
28:53because I do
28:53I try every day
28:55I can feel myself trying
28:57I think Sheila
28:59can feel it as well
29:00but
29:00dare we talk about it
29:02it seems such a good opening
29:04a good opening?
29:07oh Max
29:08it's a bloody con game
29:09oh David
29:10well maybe that's my line
29:12conning people
29:13I've a good record
29:14to prove it
29:15rubbish
29:15I
29:17I just want the kids back
29:19Maggie
29:19but she keeps
29:20putting me off
29:22let's wait a bit longer
29:23she says
29:24let's wait until
29:25we're settled
29:25she says
29:26let's wait until
29:27everything's right
29:28she says
29:28well she's got a point
29:29well anyway
29:32it's a lovely day outside
29:34I can remember days
29:38like this in the rough
29:39lying in the long grass
29:42at the back of the hangar
29:43clear blue sky
29:46I had this
29:50mate
29:51Frank his name was
29:53we joined up
29:55at the same time
29:56proper little optimist
29:58was Frank
29:58you couldn't keep him down
29:59no
30:01the sun shone
30:02every day for him
30:03you want to take a leaf
30:05out of his book
30:05then
30:06they
30:07they pranged on his last stop
30:11he's dead
30:12oh well maybe he's better off
30:17don't say that
30:18I just
30:18I just can't understand it
30:21Maggie
30:21I mean I've got my own house
30:22thanks to the money
30:23that mum left me
30:24I've moved in
30:25and I'm no better off
30:26than I was before
30:26I mean I've still got to think
30:28before I can buy a bloody pint
30:30was it wise to put it all
30:31into the house
30:32well it seemed a good idea
30:34at the time
30:35you know with the job
30:36and everything
30:36only you don't like the job
30:38no
30:39I hate the bloody job
30:41but you'll stick it
30:42I've got to Maggie
30:43I thought I might have a word
30:46with Sefton
30:47but you see
30:47he's a friend of my boss
30:48Howells
30:49and anyway
30:50I'm sick of being
30:51bloody patronised
30:53you see
30:53I've got to stick it
30:54Max
30:54one week without that money
30:56and I'm
30:57you know
30:57I'm in trouble
30:58does Sheila know
30:59no
30:59is that wise
31:00I can't talk to her
31:02like I'm talking
31:02but why not David
31:04well she lives in the past
31:05you see
31:07she's afraid
31:08that everything's
31:09going to be like
31:09it was before
31:10and
31:11maybe she's right
31:14I don't know
31:16you know
31:20you were
31:20bang on
31:21to marry
31:21a steady bloke
31:22like John
31:23I'd settle
31:25for what he's got
31:26right now
31:27I would
31:27I'd settle
31:29for security
31:30peace of mind
31:31oh
31:35I talk a lot
31:37of hot air
31:38don't I
31:39eh
31:40don't I
31:40I don't know
31:44why
31:44it's just
31:46the way
31:46I'm made
31:47I suppose
31:4739
31:50thought it'd all
31:52be over
31:52by Christmas
31:53I would
31:54hear a word
31:55just before
31:55Christmas
31:56emergency
31:56posting
31:57didn't even
31:58have time
31:58to see
31:58Margaret
31:59our life's
32:02too short
32:03to have wasted
32:04five years
32:04like we've
32:05just done
32:05too short
32:06for lots
32:06of things
32:07isn't it
32:07oh
32:08I was an
32:10overgrown
32:10school boy
32:11the day
32:11I got married
32:12my god
32:13the things
32:13we didn't
32:13know
32:14I suppose
32:14you could
32:15say it's
32:15been an
32:15education
32:16education
32:17for what
32:18though
32:18too late
32:20for our
32:20generation
32:20all we can
32:21do is try
32:22and get
32:22the wheels
32:22turning
32:23so there's
32:23a going
32:23concern
32:24for the
32:24kids to
32:25take over
32:25only we're
32:26all so damn
32:27tired aren't
32:28we
32:28you should
32:28take that
32:29teacher training
32:29course
32:30you know
32:30this is the
32:31quick way
32:31politics
32:33change direction
32:34overnight
32:34simple as that
32:36daily around
32:37the common
32:37task
32:38this is more
32:39exciting
32:40I didn't
32:41think you
32:41were the
32:41type
32:42who cared
32:42about
32:42excitement
32:43oh
32:44what sort
32:45of type
32:46did you
32:46think I
32:46was
32:47steady
32:48respectable
32:49not likely
32:50to go off
32:50the rails
32:51my mum
32:52would love
32:52to hear you
32:53say that
32:53isn't that
32:54how Margaret
32:54wants you
32:55it's probably
32:56yes she
32:58wants the
32:58chap she
32:58married
32:58only I'm
32:59not
32:59not after
32:59that lot
33:00I try
33:01to be
33:01I know
33:04what it's
33:04like to have
33:05the safe
33:05job
33:05it's the
33:07other that
33:07I don't
33:08know
33:08I had to
33:08launch out
33:09a bit
33:09to get
33:10something
33:11out of
33:11life
33:11for God's
33:12sake
33:12you look
33:16cosy
33:17just having
33:18a well
33:18deserved
33:18rest
33:19no rest
33:20for the
33:20wicked
33:20I've got
33:21a job
33:21for you
33:22two
33:22both
33:23of us
33:23Tommy
33:24Dawson
33:24was out
33:25canvassing
33:25for us
33:25yesterday
33:26but his
33:26wife's
33:27sick
33:27today
33:27here are
33:28the lists
33:29he left
33:29last night
33:30just across
33:31the park
33:31from your
33:32place
33:32Marjorie
33:33oh and
33:38when you're
33:39finished
33:39your time's
33:40your own
33:40is the
33:59socialist
33:59party
34:00fit to
34:01govern
34:01that's a
34:03question
34:03you can
34:04all
34:05answer
34:05they are
34:06not
34:07fit
34:07they have
34:08never
34:09been
34:09fit
34:10there
34:10will
34:11never
34:11be
34:12fit
34:12what
34:14have
34:14the
34:14socialist
34:15party
34:15got
34:16well
34:17you've
34:20been very
34:21kind
34:21I've enjoyed
34:22it
34:22thanks very
34:24much
34:24don't forget
34:26to tell your
34:27friends
34:27I will do
34:28that
34:28yes
34:30oh that's
34:31the stuff
34:31bye then
34:33you don't
34:38make
34:38churchill
34:39gestures
34:39when you're
34:40representing
34:40labour
34:41oh he
34:42did
34:42are you
34:43sure he's
34:43one of us
34:44good heavens
34:45yes
34:45solid
34:45do you know
34:47how long
34:47you've wasted
34:48in there
34:48preaching to
34:50the converted
34:50wasn't
34:52preaching
34:52I've been
34:53talking about
34:53wireless sets
34:54it makes them
34:55it's a hobby
34:56and they made me
34:58stay for a cup
34:58of tea
34:59my god
34:59they count
35:01don't they
35:02if they're solid
35:03they've already
35:03been counted
35:04no I mean
35:05they count as
35:06people
35:06they like to
35:07know we're
35:07interested in
35:07them
35:08remind me to
35:09give you a
35:09lecture on
35:10practical politics
35:11sometime
35:11do you think
35:13I can trust
35:13you with this
35:14last one
35:14mrs gertrude
35:16mcnally
35:16a widow
35:17i should think
35:18she'll probably
35:19eat you alive
35:20don't you like
35:26that comic
35:27i've finished
35:28it twice
35:30well
35:31what about
35:32the book
35:32that your
35:32uncle sent
35:33you
35:33don't like
35:35it
35:36it's lovely
35:38out in the
35:39garden
35:39go on
35:41go and see
35:42who that is
35:42for me
35:43alright
35:43granddad
35:56hello
35:57young man
35:58where are you
36:00oh it's a
36:02lovely day
36:03out in the
36:03garden
36:04well
36:05everywhere really
36:06give me a minute
36:07that for you
36:09where's your
36:10mother
36:10i mean
36:11daddy totally
36:12underpants
36:13oh is she
36:14right
36:15where we are
36:16bye bye
36:18hello love
36:26back early
36:28sorry i forgot
36:32my key
36:32gone on strike
36:34i haven't been
36:34to work
36:35i got off the
36:37ferry on the
36:38other side
36:38thought buggered
36:39give your pardon
36:40my french
36:41and got back
36:41on again
36:42i see
36:43another truant
36:45another
36:47mr temple
36:48from the town
36:48hall rang
36:49wanted to know
36:49why john
36:50hadn't turned
36:51up
36:51i had to
36:52fabricate
36:53he come back
36:54then
36:54good heavens
36:55no i didn't
36:55come back
36:56to this
36:56boring
36:57establishment
36:58he's got far
36:58more exciting
36:59things to do
37:00now i know
37:02where he is
37:02it's not like
37:04john to stop
37:04off work
37:05well it's not
37:05like you either
37:06i don't know
37:08i think maybe
37:08we'd better have
37:09another war
37:09at least we'll
37:10behave fairly
37:10predictably
37:11we've all been
37:13going slowly
37:13duft since it
37:14finished
37:14what's your
37:16trouble
37:17oh nothing
37:19you can put
37:19your finger on
37:20i see
37:21i think
37:23i probably
37:24just
37:24imagine
37:24things
37:25like
37:26what
37:26well
37:27you know
37:28what
37:28caesar said
37:29to brutus
37:30et tu
37:30brute
37:31tony
37:33well i feel
37:34as if
37:34he stabbed
37:35me in
37:35the back
37:35now you're
37:36being
37:36melodramatic
37:37that's how
37:38i feel
37:38when you've
37:40trusted somebody
37:40for years
37:41and you
37:41you suddenly
37:42feel
37:43they're getting
37:44ambitious
37:44and consequently
37:45a bit
37:45ruthless
37:46you don't
37:47have to be
37:47ruthless
37:47to be
37:48ambitious
37:48don't you
37:50i wish i
37:51could believe
37:51that
37:52anyway
37:53i start to
37:55think about
37:55it on the
37:56ferry
37:56why he'd
37:58gone along
37:58with sefton
37:59and so on
37:59that very
38:01nice lad
38:01i used to
38:02know
38:02i thought
38:04about it
38:05and i
38:05i got a bit
38:07churned up
38:09in my head
38:10and
38:10down my
38:12stomach
38:12somewhere
38:13and you
38:14thought
38:14pardon my
38:15french
38:15got back
38:15on and
38:16came home
38:16good thing
38:18there wasn't
38:18a sea
38:18running
38:19it's all
38:21in your
38:21mind
38:21is it
38:22and you
38:23worrying
38:23about john
38:24is that
38:24all in
38:24years
38:25you see
38:27we're all
38:28victims
38:29of our
38:29imaginations
38:30anyway
38:32tony needs
38:32you
38:33does he
38:33well you're
38:33the one
38:34who understands
38:34printing
38:35you're the
38:35one who
38:35gives the
38:36customers
38:36what they
38:36want
38:37it's not
38:38the people
38:38to do
38:38the work
38:39that pull
38:39the strings
38:40margaret
38:40i don't
38:42just mean
38:42the rank
38:43and file
38:43i wish
38:51to god
38:52our philip
38:52could come
38:53home
38:53i'm gonna
38:55feel my
38:55age these
38:56days
38:56be nice
38:58to have
38:58someone to
38:59lean on
39:00just now
39:00and then
39:01she said
39:03her husband's
39:04in the navy
39:05offer you a
39:06cup of tea
39:06a bottle of
39:08stout actually
39:08seem to want
39:10to talk
39:11a lot of
39:11them do
39:12nothing about
39:13politics
39:13just somebody
39:14to talk to
39:15and they
39:15give their
39:15vote to the
39:16nice man
39:16who talked
39:17to them
39:17yes
39:18probably
39:18can be
39:22hell for a
39:22woman you
39:23know
39:23not having
39:24a man
39:24around
39:25something
39:26that most
39:27men don't
39:27seem to
39:28want to
39:28understand
39:29i think
39:30i do
39:31as a matter
39:31of fact
39:32if you
39:33mean
39:33margaret
39:33understanding
39:34doesn't
39:35necessarily
39:35help
39:36her
39:36does it
39:36in the way
39:37it does
39:38it wasn't
39:39just that
39:39sort of
39:40relationship
39:40though
39:41it meant
39:41something
39:42more for
39:42her
39:42she told
39:43you that
39:43no
39:45just get
39:47the feeling
39:47well
39:49you go
39:50that way
39:50don't
39:50you
39:50unless
39:53you'd like
39:53to come
39:53and have
39:54that
39:54drink
39:54having
40:12fun
40:12you say
40:14that again
40:15and i'm
40:15gonna throw
40:16it at
40:16you
40:16come on
40:17you want
40:17to be
40:18a muscle
40:18on the
40:18job
40:18oh yes
40:19come on
40:19david
40:20come and
40:22show me
40:22how strong
40:22you are
40:23oh dear
40:25and i broke
40:26the posse
40:26handle
40:26with half
40:27the washing
40:27still left
40:28in the tub
40:28oh i'm
40:30sorry love
40:30did you
40:31have a good
40:32morning
40:32oh yeah
40:33bang on
40:34bag of the
40:36business
40:36you'll be
40:38pleased then
40:38will you
40:39who
40:40owls
40:41yeah
40:42well you
40:43better be
40:44so you're
40:46feeling pleased
40:46with yourself
40:47hmm
40:47well it's
40:49not much
40:49fun you know
40:50it's
40:51damned
40:51hard work
40:52hey
40:54david
40:55hmm
40:56thank you
40:58for trying
40:59i've always
41:03tried love
41:04even when you
41:05didn't think
41:06i was
41:06which you
41:08mean is
41:08thanks for
41:09succeeding
41:09don't you
41:10well
41:10thank you
41:11for succeeding
41:12but i mean
41:13you wouldn't
41:14have done
41:14if you
41:14hadn't
41:14tried
41:15did you
41:15well sometimes
41:17you can try
41:18for a long
41:18time you
41:19don't get
41:19anywhere and
41:20it's not
41:21always your
41:21fault
41:22i know
41:22that
41:23hey have
41:26you thought
41:27what it would
41:27be like to
41:28have the kids
41:29back in this
41:30house
41:30yes
41:31yes i never
41:32think about
41:32anything else
41:33do i
41:33well what
41:33about it
41:34just
41:34just let's
41:36wait a bit
41:36longer
41:36hmm
41:37why to
41:39see if i
41:39stick it
41:39no just
41:40to see if
41:41it works
41:41out
41:42if it
41:43doesn't
41:43oh it
41:43will i
41:44know it
41:44will david
41:44but but
41:45but just
41:46let's wait
41:47a bit
41:47longer
41:47hmm
41:48i suppose
41:50if i
41:50bought you
41:51that
41:51furniture
41:52oh god
41:53it's got
41:53nothing at
41:54all to do
41:54with that
41:55furniture
41:55don't be
41:55just silly
41:56anyway i've
41:58got some
41:58furniture
41:58you what
42:00yes come
42:00on i'll show
42:01you
42:01where is the
42:06polling station
42:07beg your pardon
42:08where do we vote
42:09on election day
42:10it's at the
42:10school isn't it
42:12do you know i've
42:13forgotten all about
42:14having to vote
42:14what after all those
42:15loudspeakers and so
42:17on
42:17well i'd begun to
42:18think that was it
42:19you know that was
42:20the election
42:20i'd forgotten all
42:22about the voting
42:22part we could
42:23save ourselves a
42:25trip of course if
42:25we both don't go
42:27how do you work
42:28that out well your
42:28vote cancels mine
42:30out and vicky
42:31virky does it
42:32how do you know
42:34well you're not
42:34voting labour you
42:35don't know what i'm
42:36voting nobody does
42:38not you or john
42:39or anybody well
42:40hadn't you better
42:41tell me we could
42:43save ourselves a
42:44trip on the day
42:45no i'm not telling
42:46anybody
42:47and if you don't
42:49vote you can't
42:50complain afterwards
42:51which is what we'll
42:52all be doing anyway
42:53whoever gets in
42:54besides i wouldn't
42:56put it past you to
42:57sneak out the back
42:58door and steal a
42:58march on me
42:59we can both do
43:00that
43:00well at least we'll
43:02know how john will
43:03be voting
43:04though in his present
43:05state of mind he's
43:06quite capable of
43:07changing sides at the
43:08last minute
43:09taking it all in
43:11uh well
43:12how a bachelor girl
43:13lives
43:14must be very intriguing
43:16for a respectable
43:17married man
43:18i've always wanted a
43:20place like this
43:21have you
43:21had ideas about
43:23getting away from
43:23home living on my
43:24own
43:24before you met
43:26margaret
43:26yes
43:27before i met
43:29margaret
43:29how does that
43:30strike you
43:30that's fine
43:31that's american
43:32isn't it
43:33yes
43:33i go out with
43:34yanks
43:35when i meet one
43:37i like who likes
43:38me
43:38doesn't happen
43:40all that often
43:40i'm not single
43:42by choice you
43:43know
43:43i thought you
43:45were actually
43:45a couple of
43:47years ago i was
43:48a couple of
43:49years ago i was
43:5030
43:50then i began to
43:52think oh well
43:54maybe marriage isn't
43:55such a bad idea
43:56after all
43:57i think i've left
43:59it too late
44:00rubbish
44:01mind you when
44:02the d-mob really
44:03gets cracking
44:03there'll be a lot
44:04of very hungry men
44:05on the market
44:05i might strike
44:07lucky you never
44:07know
44:08you shouldn't
44:08think of it
44:09like that
44:09shouldn't i
44:10can get pretty
44:11bloody lonely
44:12in here sometimes
44:12what's a good
44:14reason for marriage
44:15when you're in
44:15the middle of a
44:16great big bloody
44:16black cloud it is
44:18the trouble is
44:20that i'm very
44:21choosy
44:22it's not just
44:23marriage
44:24it's men in
44:26general
44:26what are the
44:28things that are
44:29supposed to matter
44:29i mean
44:30as a matter of
44:32fact it's vd
44:33i'm terrified of
44:34it
44:34my sister
44:36had it
44:36it isn't
44:36nice
44:37no i know
44:39it isn't
44:40you know
44:40i've had it
44:42oh
44:44that's all
44:45right
44:45i'm cured
44:47now
44:47like the
44:48chap who
44:49left the
44:49asylum
44:50i've got a
44:50certificate
44:51to prove
44:51i'm sane
44:52does margaret
44:53know
44:53yes
44:55yes you know
44:56it
44:57i thought you
44:59came here to
45:00get evens
45:02frankly i was
45:04willing to
45:05oblige
45:05i know you
45:07like my legs
45:07who told you that
45:09margaret you know
45:11when we all went
45:11swimming together
45:12she thinks it's a
45:14big laugh
45:14it isn't you know
45:16women are odd
45:19we've all got our
45:20funny little quirks
45:21when it comes to sex
45:24man just happens
45:25to be legs
45:26well maybe that is a
45:28big laugh
45:29sorry
45:31you were looking at
45:33me as if you
45:34wanted to be wanted
45:35for your mind
45:36well as a matter of
45:39fact i did
45:39yes
45:40sorry
45:42no um
45:43i just thought
45:44well here we are
45:45in the middle of a
45:46general election
45:47we've been out
45:47canvassing
45:48making dedicated
45:49intelligent noises
45:50and we
45:51end up back here
45:53talking about
45:53vd and sex
45:54what are
45:57politicians
45:57supposed to do
45:58about people like
45:59us in a situation
46:00like this
46:01mind their own
46:03bloody business
46:04you're very assertive
46:06for a quiet type
46:07am i
46:08maybe i'm sick
46:10of being a quiet
46:11type
46:11is it important
46:13to a man then
46:14what
46:15to get evens
46:17oh i'd forgotten
46:19all about that
46:20hmm
46:21and i'd forgotten
46:22i was margaret's
46:23friend
46:23maybe
46:25maybe there
46:29is a time
46:31when it's
46:31best to forget
46:32no
46:35you're not like
46:37i thought you
46:38were
46:38a bit
46:39i'm not like
46:42i thought i was
46:42either
46:42margaret's loads
46:46more attractive
46:46than i am
46:47why me
46:49hmm
46:51i don't think
46:53of it like
46:53that
46:54if it comes
46:55to that
46:56why anybody
46:56get the supper
47:02ready when you're
47:03finished with the
47:03table
47:04i'm finished
47:05with it now
47:06oh
47:07oh look david
47:13i'm sorry
47:14i'm sorry
47:15about that
47:16furniture
47:16but honestly
47:18what could i do
47:18she's got the
47:19van on the
47:20way here
47:20yes well
47:22they might have
47:22asked me first
47:23you know
47:23i'm just getting
47:25a bit sick
47:26of being
47:26bloody
47:26patronised
47:27that's all
47:28doesn't think
47:29like that
47:30helen wouldn't
47:31know
47:32and anyway
47:33some of it
47:33isn't bad
47:34i mean
47:34well that
47:35wardrobe
47:36is
47:36quite nice
47:37it uh
47:41just puts me
47:42under an
47:42obligation
47:43to sefton
47:43doesn't it
47:44hmm
47:44anyway
47:46i'm getting
47:47some idea
47:47of what it's
47:48been like
47:48for dad
47:49all these
47:49years
47:49at least
47:50i'm not
47:50working
47:51for the
47:51old
47:51you're
47:51gonna
47:52vote
47:52for him
47:52though
47:52aren't
47:53you
47:53him
47:53i'm
47:53not
47:54voting
47:54for
47:54him
47:54yes
47:55for what
47:56he
47:56stands
47:56for
47:57look the
47:59only thing
48:00that
48:00sefton
48:01represents
48:01is
48:01sefton
48:02bloody
48:02briggs
48:03my god
48:05i think
48:07i've looked
48:07up to him
48:07all these
48:08years
48:08him
48:09or his
48:09money
48:10yeah
48:11his money
48:11i suppose
48:12they'll be
48:16sick as a pig
48:16if the
48:16neighbour
48:17do get in
48:17they won't
48:18though
48:19do you
48:20think
48:20that
48:20this
48:20country
48:20is
48:21going
48:21to
48:21turn
48:21their
48:21back
48:21on
48:22church
48:22and
48:22give
48:22over
48:23this
48:24country
48:24has
48:24got
48:24to
48:24get
48:24back
48:24on
48:25its
48:25feet
48:25yeah
48:27i've
48:27got to
48:27get
48:27back
48:27on
48:28my
48:28feet
48:28as
48:28well
48:29oh
48:31sheila
48:31i don't
48:31mind
48:32slogging
48:32it
48:32for a
48:33bit
48:33but
48:34i just
48:34want
48:35a
48:35chance
48:35that's
48:35all
48:36you
48:38really
48:38have
48:38changed
48:39haven't
48:39you
48:39david
48:39have
48:41i
48:41oh
48:42yeah
48:42bit
48:43of bad
48:43luck
48:44used
48:44to
48:44put
48:44you
48:44back
48:44for
48:45days
48:45did
48:46it
48:46oh
48:48we're
48:50going
48:50to
48:50be
48:50all
48:50right
48:50thought
49:06you'd
49:06be
49:06in
49:06bed
49:06did
49:08you
49:08going
49:11to
49:11eat
49:11i think
49:13we might
49:14be able
49:14to find
49:14you
49:14something
49:15i didn't
49:23go to
49:23work
49:23this
49:24morning
49:24i
49:25know
49:25mr
49:27temple
49:27rang
49:27yes
49:29i thought
49:29he might
49:29is that
49:30why you
49:30told me
49:31why shouldn't
49:32i tell you
49:32i don't
49:33know
49:33i thought
49:33there might
49:34be some
49:34reason
49:34what
49:35sort
49:36of
49:36reason
49:36tomato
49:38sandwich
49:39and there's
49:40a tin
49:40of
49:41sliced
49:41peaches
49:42open
49:42all
49:43right
49:43yes
49:44yes
49:44that's
49:44fine
49:45i was
49:49worried
49:50about
49:50you
49:50you knew
49:52where i
49:52was
49:52i mean
49:53you must
49:54have
49:54guessed
49:54i rang
49:56the election
49:56office
49:57eventually
49:57they told
49:59me
49:59they said
50:02you'd
50:02gone out
50:02canvassing
50:03oh
50:03with marjorie
50:06yes i did
50:08as a matter
50:08of fact
50:08it's not
50:10like you
50:11to play
50:12hooky
50:12from work
50:13was it
50:14because you
50:15were fed
50:15up with
50:15me
50:16look
50:17i'm
50:19sorry
50:19about
50:19this
50:20morning
50:20well i
50:21mean it
50:21was my
50:22fault too
50:22i was
50:22unreasonable
50:23well to
50:24some extent
50:24i was
50:25you don't
50:26have to
50:26have a
50:27conscience
50:27about it
50:28don't have
50:29a conscience
50:29about it
50:30you see
50:32it's your
50:32job that
50:33i'm worried
50:33about i
50:34mean i
50:34know you
50:35don't like
50:35it john
50:36but it
50:36is our
50:36living
50:37unless you
50:39expect me
50:39to go
50:39on working
50:40ad infinitum
50:41the last
50:43time we
50:43talked about
50:44it you
50:44said you
50:45that you
50:45wanted to
50:46go on
50:46working
50:46we used to
50:47get you through
50:47teachers training
50:48college john
50:48yes but not
50:49forever
50:50well pack it
50:51up then
50:52pack it up
50:52if that's how
50:53you feel
50:53about it
50:54pack it
50:54up
50:54pack it
50:55up
50:55yet
50:55i don't
50:56mind as long
50:56as you're
50:57settled
50:57happy
50:58oh
50:58i just
50:59want you
51:00to be
51:00happy
51:01yeah
51:02john
51:28so
51:58I'll see you next time.
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