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Kerr Avon
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Mehmet pays Kath what she is owed for the jumpers,but Pete still isn't happy.A lot going on at the Queen Vic too.

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00:00A Little Last Night Waiting To Interview The Young Woman Who Has Become The Latest Victim
00:28of these senseless and unprovoked attacks, they still have no clear picture of her as saying it.
00:33Listen, it is a sad irony that as her cries for help went unheeded,
00:38the residents of nearby Albert Square were settling a bloody feud of their own
00:41to complete a night of sickening violence.
00:44When it was over, one of their number lay badly beaten.
00:46Night of sickening violence.
00:47Well, what would you call it?
00:48Well, it is going a bit far, isn't it?
00:50You see, I don't think it is. It's a classic double standard.
00:53It's OK for us to do it, but when somebody else does it, oh, we're all very shocked.
00:56Well, it is a bit different.
00:57What is it? What, like you and Ali's car, I suppose?
00:59Don't stop.
01:00If you told him it was you who smashed it up, because if somebody did that to you,
01:03now that would be different.
01:04You'd think they were the lowest of the low.
01:06I'm gonna tell him.
01:07When?
01:08Look, Cole, give me a break.
01:09Now.
01:10Now?
01:11Yeah, now. Why not?
01:12Well, he's not here.
01:13We'll wait.
01:15Cole!
01:15We'll wait.
01:16We'll wait.
01:31Si, don't you think you should say something to her now?
01:34I mean...
01:34Who's that, Lofty?
01:35Your mum.
01:36Oh, yeah.
01:37My mum.
01:39Troubly, she might answer back.
01:40You know what that can lead to.
01:41Yeah, all the same, though, eh?
01:43Nah, don't you worry about it, Lofty.
01:46Si, you wouldn't have to apologise to her.
01:48I know.
01:49Just sort of so she knows you know she's there.
01:52Well, I can't miss her, can I?
01:54I know I shouldn't have hit her, Lofty.
01:56I couldn't make her shut up any other way.
01:58She does go on a bit, doesn't she, about Nymer and that?
02:01Yeah, what do you think of Nymer?
02:02Eh?
02:03Well, it's not really any of my business, is it?
02:05No, but I'm asking you, Lofty, aren't I?
02:07Well, I think she's great.
02:08I mean, me and her have always gotten really well, but...
02:10Well, for your mum, it's different, isn't it?
02:13She probably thinks Nymer's a bit tough, you know, sort of business-like.
02:16Yeah, well, that's good, isn't it?
02:17Someone's got to do something round here, hasn't they?
02:19She's still a human being.
02:21Oh, no.
02:21She's still got feelings.
02:22Yeah, she ain't no monster or nothing, is she?
02:24No.
02:31Did you sleep all right?
02:33Yes, thanks.
02:34You?
02:36Yeah.
02:39Look, I'll do it, OK?
02:41Just leave me alone.
02:43I'll tell him.
02:45You can go now.
02:47You sure?
02:48Yeah, sort of, after me, if you ask a nice week.
02:50See you soon.
02:52Cheers.
02:54Business good?
02:55Oh, yeah, we're rolling in it, we are.
02:57My house comes nearly falling apart.
02:59We've got no cabs, no drivers come for that.
03:02Still, this morning I've done 25 cups of tea.
03:04Don't people eat no more?
03:06Is Ali around?
03:07Well, he's around somewhere, but he ain't around here.
03:10You can wait if you like.
03:11You don't mind waiting all day.
03:12Yeah, I will.
03:14Anything I can get you?
03:15Yeah, I'll have a cup of...
03:16Tea?
03:19Hi, Sue.
03:19Hello.
03:20I'll have two teas, please, Sue.
03:22I'll tell you what, while I'm here, I think I'll have something to eat.
03:24You don't mind your name?
03:25Why should I mind?
03:26Oh, don't stop you spending money, please.
03:27I'll have a bacon sandwich and a Danish.
03:29And plenty of mustard on the bacon sandwich.
03:31You're on.
03:31Here you go.
03:32Breakfast?
03:33Yeah, yeah, I think so.
03:34Can't remember.
03:35How are you doing?
03:38All right.
03:39No, I mean, I'm taking time off.
03:42What, now?
03:42No, in general.
03:44I'd go home at night, if that's what you mean.
03:46Yeah, then what'd you do?
03:47What do you mean?
03:48You must go out.
03:50Sometimes.
03:51What are you doing tomorrow night?
03:52Nothing much.
03:53Well, then, let's do nothing much together.
03:54You don't want to sit home on your own, do you?
03:56I've got a couple of things to do.
03:57Oh, come on, Mamie.
03:58It's no big deal, is it?
03:59How long we know each other?
04:01Well, there you are, then.
04:03We could go down to Emery's.
04:04I really don't think I'd want to.
04:06Well, then we go somewhere else, then.
04:07I don't think so.
04:08Why not?
04:09Because it's not what I want.
04:11Well, I haven't offered you anything yet, have I?
04:13You know what I mean.
04:14But we've been through this before, Mamie.
04:15Yeah, I know.
04:16And I said exactly the same thing then.
04:18Yeah, but when we were talking the other day...
04:19Yeah, look, I like talking to you, Simon.
04:21I like you, but...
04:22Yeah, but when we were talking the other...
04:22I remember when my cousin was there...
04:26Oh, I see.
04:27Just because your cousin was there, you're being nice to me.
04:29And now your cousin's not here, you're not so nice.
04:30Is that it?
04:31It's just the way it happened.
04:32It's all right, Mamie.
04:33You were there, that's all.
04:35All right, I'm sorry.
04:36Perhaps I was...
04:37Yeah, you used me.
04:38I...
04:38No, I didn't.
04:39All right, Mamie, I got the message.
04:40It's all right.
04:42All right, Simon.
04:43I don't want anything, okay?
04:46I must go.
04:47I'll see you later.
04:48Yeah.
04:51All right?
04:52All right.
04:54All right.
04:54All right.
04:54Where have you been?
04:55You finally found your way.
04:57What do you mean?
04:57Where have you been all morning?
04:59You know where I've been.
05:00I've been out looking for Mamie.
05:01Need to talk.
05:02Talk?
05:03Talk?
05:03Don't you think it's a bit late for talking?
05:05We should have done that all months ago when I told you to.
05:08Then we wouldn't be in this mess.
05:10We might still have a business to run.
05:11Sue, I don't need this, all right?
05:13You might not need it, but you've got it.
05:14There's a lot of things I don't need, but I still have to put up with them.
05:17I've been to the garage as well.
05:18Oh, yeah, and...
05:20When I lay my hands on the kids at my car, I'm going to kill them.
05:23They might not have poured down the drain on that thing.
05:25Have you phoned the police?
05:27I mean, they might have fined a person who done it, you know?
05:29Funny joke.
05:30Oh, I'll do it, mate.
05:34Take my advice, son.
05:35Steal well away from cars.
05:36Yeah, I will.
05:37Hey, listen, don't you want to speak to Ali?
05:39This is Ali.
05:40Yeah, come on.
05:44What's the rush?
05:45Morning, Helen.
05:52Oh, morning, Colin.
05:52How are you?
05:53All right, you?
05:54Fine, thanks.
05:59Oi!
06:00Are you all right?
06:01Yes, thanks.
06:05Ah!
06:07Very funny.
06:08Funny, eh?
06:09You look funny like that, I tell you.
06:11Get lost.
06:12Well, that's nice, isn't it?
06:13And here I am looking after you.
06:14I don't need it.
06:15You need all the friends you can get, pal.
06:17Oh, yeah?
06:17Where were we the other night?
06:18Oh, didn't you see me?
06:20I was there.
06:20Not a lot I could do about it, though.
06:22You and me should have a little chat.
06:23I might be there to help you.
06:24Later.
06:26Snotty cow that one, eh?
06:32Kath?
06:33Kath?
06:35What's this?
06:36It's what I owe you.
06:37It's all there.
06:37Oh, come on, Mimit.
06:39Please take a look, in it.
06:40I don't want it to go short.
06:41Here, Mimit.
06:42I thought we made ourself clear.
06:43Or do you want it even more like, you know what?
06:45I didn't think I had a choice, but you don't.
06:47Pete, he's just given me the money for the jumpers.
06:48It's all there.
06:49Let's just fuck it about it, eh?
06:51Ain't that easy, pal.
06:52You should have paid up earlier.
06:53I made a mistake.
06:54Yeah, it's just about the way I see it and all.
06:56Hey, Hannah, look, what's all this, eh?
07:08I'm leaving, Tony.
07:14You're leaving?
07:15I mean, were you going to tell me?
07:17Or was the suitcase in the whole some sort of a sign language?
07:20I'm sorry, but it can't come as a surprise.
07:24I've always said that if things weren't working out, I'd go.
07:26Yeah, but it's exactly what I'm doing.
07:29It is working out.
07:30Not for me, it isn't.
07:33Look, I've been hanging around for you, Kelvin, and Cassie.
07:37But why am I here?
07:38Why?
07:39There's no reason, Tony.
07:41I'm not happy.
07:44Just like that?
07:47OK?
07:49So where are you going to stay?
07:50It's not just like anything.
07:53I'm not going to stay with my sister.
07:55But what's the problem?
07:56I mean, surely something must have happened.
07:58What's the problem?
07:59Everything's the problem.
08:01I mean, it's got so bad around here
08:02that you've got some lunatic who's running about
08:04hitting people on the head just for fun.
08:06Do you think that's the sort of place I want to stay in?
08:08Hey, hey, hey.
08:09You don't solve anything by running away, Hannah.
08:12Cheers, mate.
08:13All right.
08:17I used to do that a lot.
08:19Don't worry about it.
08:21All right, Al, do you want another?
08:23Uh, no, thanks, lofty.
08:24Got to go back to work in a minute.
08:25Did you get your car fixed?
08:26Oh.
08:27Yes, please, son.
08:29We ship up.
08:30Things ain't that bad.
08:31On the other hand, I see you.
08:32Toyin.
08:33Don't want none of your wit, Peter Beal.
08:35What have I seen?
08:36Oh, blimey, don't crack your face, man.
08:38See ya.
08:39See ya, Al.
08:40What?
08:41Look, I know it's not a very good time.
08:43No, it's not.
08:44Yeah, well, I think you want to know it was a witty car.
08:45It was me.
08:47You what?
08:47It was me.
08:48Why didn't you tell me before?
08:50Yeah, I know I left it a bit late.
08:51A bit late?
08:52I don't think I'm hearing this.
08:53You didn't think you were going to get away with it, did ya?
08:55No, of course not.
08:56I mean, if you told me earlier, I could arrange to give you something.
08:58Got something that belongs to you.
09:00Yeah, here it is.
09:02By right, this is yours.
09:04I only hope you're insured.
09:05What is it?
09:10It's like something out of an horror movie.
09:11Never mind.
09:12Look, throw it away and start all over again with a Nigerian lago.
09:15And if you're going to put some fizz in it, pour it down the side gently.
09:21You're looking sorry for yourself.
09:22What have you got to be so miserable about?
09:23Nothing.
09:25If you can't tell your mother, who can you tell?
09:27It's all right, thank you.
09:28I'm fine.
09:28Oh, I know.
09:29It's that name, isn't it?
09:32Leave him alone, mate.
09:34Leave him alone?
09:35Why didn't you leave me alone, Henry Cooper?
09:36You pushed people too far.
09:38Comes out of your trap so far, you don't know what you're saying half the time.
09:41You want to let a button out of your life be yours.
09:42If I don't, you're going to start that caveman stuff again, swinging your fists.
09:46And he's just as bad.
09:47Yeah, well, like father, like son.
09:48You've only got yourself to blame.
09:50Except he ain't your son.
09:58I've got nothing to say to her, Gran.
10:00I don't even want to see her.
10:02Oh, there's no reason for you to talk to her.
10:05But you've got to see her.
10:06Yeah, the trouble is, she was right about Namor, weren't she?
10:09Yeah, she was right.
10:11That doesn't be nothing.
10:13You can be right for the wrong reasons.
10:15I don't think she wanted you to get on with Namor.
10:18Not if I know, Pat.
10:20Do you reckon?
10:21I do.
10:22But don't quote me.
10:24I'm sorry you're with your mum, though.
10:26They weren't going to do anything.
10:28I mean, hitting people never does.
10:30I know, Gran.
10:32I think I got that from Dad.
10:33He did the same thing.
10:35Yeah, proper chip off the old block.
10:38Couple of tearaways, the pair of you.
10:41Good thing you got me to take you in there and God knows where you'd be.
10:46Do you think it's been a bit funny recently?
10:48Who?
10:49Your dad?
10:50No.
10:50Well, I do.
10:52I mean, one minute it's behaving like Max Miller or something, telling jokes all the time.
10:55The next minute, you'd think he'd just miss when in the pools by a point or something.
10:59Oh, he's just got a bit moody.
11:02He'll get over it.
11:03It's nothing to do with me, then?
11:05Of course it's nothing to do with you.
11:06How could it possibly be anything to do with you?
11:09He's always been like that, Pete, ever since he was a nipper.
11:13Sunshine and showers, that's him now.
11:15Pauline, she was different.
11:16Steady as a rock, still is today.
11:18You know, you'd never believe they was twins, would you?
11:20Kids are like that, you know.
11:23Everyone's different.
11:25I should know.
11:26I've had the experience.
11:29Yeah, well, maybe that's it, Gran.
11:31I don't really fit in round here, do I?
11:34I'm not part of anything.
11:37I should have stayed where I was.
11:40Now Mum's here, I can't stand it with her being in the pub.
11:44Oh, you don't want to take any notice of her.
11:46If I can't work in the pub, I've got no reason to stay, have I?
11:48You've every reason, Simon.
11:50You belong here.
11:52You're part of the family.
11:54Well, that don't mean nothing, does it?
11:56What about Uncle Kenny?
11:58He left, didn't he?
12:01Oh, maybe I should go, Gran.
12:03No matter what you do, Doc, your kids always let you down.
12:05You reckon?
12:06I know I'm a mum, aren't I?
12:08When they're little, you can't do enough for them.
12:09When they're grown up, they can't even give you a kind word.
12:11Yeah, well, sometimes mums aren't all they're cracked up to for, eh?
12:14No, Mum.
12:14What was that supposed to mean?
12:16Well, just, they're not.
12:19I'll come back in about half hour, if that's all right, don't I?
12:21Yeah, that's all right.
12:23Oh, he's a good boy, considering he's not the natural father.
12:28He won't stick around for long, Doc.
12:30You mark my words, they never do.
12:31You should know that.
12:34Mum's always there, isn't she?
12:35Until they don't want you no more,
12:37then they tell you you're past it, and why don't you clear off out of it?
12:40Yes.
12:42Well, my name has always been very kind to me.
12:46Well, says I'd noticed you, eh?
12:47No, well, you wouldn't, would you?
12:49Here, I'll take Annie now.
12:51Come on, Annie.
12:52You're too sentimental, Doc.
12:54Me?
12:54I'm not sentimental.
12:56I'm the least sentimental person I know.
12:58I'd like to see Annie in return.
13:00But there's always been something special between a mother and her son,
13:04and there always will be.
13:05Yes, Annie.
13:06Yes, Annie.
13:07Yes, Annie.
13:07Here you are, then, Mary.
13:09Thanks.
13:09I hope she hasn't been too much trouble.
13:11Annie, she's been a pleasure.
13:12Oh, thanks, Doc.
13:13You're getting heavy.
13:13I'll be off.
13:14Right.
13:15What are you eating?
13:16Hey?
13:16What are you eating?
13:17Oh.
13:17What's your trouble?
13:20Do you mind moving yourself so I can visit my old mother?
13:23No.
13:23Just try your best to keep your hand out of her purse.
13:25Make her day.
13:26You want to be very careful, Pat.
13:27Saying things like that makes you go all blue around the eyes.
13:30Don't you threaten me.
13:31Why?
13:31Does it bother you?
13:32I ain't afraid the spiders or the dark, Nick.
13:34Cottonwashed was scared of you.
13:41You can tell, Annie.
13:42I called in if you like.
13:44Yeah, I will.
13:45So you paid her off, then?
13:47Yeah.
13:48I got the money from Dad.
13:50He's far too soft on you two.
13:53Excuse me.
13:59When you're leaving, then?
14:01What makes you think I am leaving?
14:03All right.
14:03How long are you staying here?
14:04What are you going to do?
14:05Got any business lined up?
14:08Shall we sit down?
14:14You've got no reason to stick around this dump, right?
14:16Let's face it.
14:18Nobody wants you.
14:19Yeah, you should know about that, shouldn't you?
14:21Yeah.
14:21Do others before they do you.
14:23You should remember that.
14:24Saw Mary earlier.
14:25Oh, yeah.
14:26I know a bit about your business too, Mamet.
14:29Mary and the clubs.
14:30There's plenty of other willing girls.
14:32They need looking after us, you know.
14:33It's a business proposition.
14:35Think about it.
14:36Also, any unfinished business around here, maybe I can help you out.
14:39We can make this place work for us.
14:42Let me know, eh?
14:47Come on.
14:49Maybe he's right, sir.
14:50What?
14:53Maybe I should leave.
14:54What do you think?
14:55Talk to me, Dan.
14:58I tried to talk to you this morning.
15:01Last night.
15:02Yes, and last night.
15:04You called me Ange.
15:05So I did.
15:07You called me Ange.
15:08Well, it's not a swear word yet, is it?
15:10Look, I'm sorry I wasn't thinking.
15:12You weren't thinking?
15:12No, I wasn't thinking.
15:14I happen to have a lot on my mind at the moment.
15:15And I've said I'm sorry.
15:17Yes, well, just as long as you know I didn't come here to sleep in Sharon's bed.
15:20I know, and I haven't asked you to.
15:22And I don't intend to stay long, either.
15:24Have you applied to that joint tenancy yet?
15:26Not yet.
15:27Maybe you'll stop mistaking me for someone else, then.
15:30Look, if we're going to do this together, I think we should make a move soon.
15:32Oh, a move?
15:32Yes, of course, darling.
15:33When?
15:34Tomorrow morning?
15:34Dan, I'm serious.
15:36It would be ours.
15:37We could start again somewhere new.
15:39Maybe we could go somewhere a bit more...
15:40Classy.
15:41Fashionable.
15:41Oh, fashionable.
15:42Is that a place where the chills work themselves?
15:44I'm sorry, darling.
15:45I haven't even got enough money to go around the corner, let alone up West End.
15:48I've got a wife that has systematically taken me to the cleaners.
15:50I'm keeping my daughter in pop records, and you want to open up a wine bar?
15:53All right, if you don't want to listen.
15:54I am listening.
15:55I'm also trying to run a pub.
15:56What do you think I'm doing?
15:58What have I got to gain out of you running a pub like this?
16:00I wouldn't know, and sometimes it doesn't do a lot for me, either.
16:03Look, I know what you're trying to say, but I just can't think about it at the moment.
16:08When are you going to think about it?
16:10Oh!
16:12Well, that wasn't very tactful, was it?
16:15And I thought our other job was in personnel.
16:18Well, you're handling this person all wrong.
16:20Just forget it.
16:21This is my patch at the moment.
16:22I have no intention of moving anywhere else just yet.
16:28Oh, what's it then?
16:29Go on, son.
16:30Have one yourself.
16:31Oh, thank you.
16:32Here, don't leave your old dad drinking on his own, you know.
16:34Don't look too good.
16:35Where's Kathy?
16:35Oh, she's gone to the cove and the sheep and the knitting business.
16:38Linker or something.
16:39Dad's the job in half the time.
16:40I'll join her in a minute.
16:42Here, what we was talking about earlier.
16:43That you're a nightmare.
16:45Yeah.
16:45Well, you'll make mistakes, son.
16:46What comes thing in the world?
16:48Yeah, but it ain't just one mistake, is it, Dad?
16:49I do it all the time.
16:52No, it's a whole lot of things at the moment.
16:54And what am I doing with my life?
16:56I used to think I could play the piano.
16:57You can play the piano.
16:58Yeah, but I used to think I was Gilbert O'Sullivan or something.
17:01I bet you didn't have women trouble.
17:02Look, the only women trouble you got is with your mother.
17:05You're not the only one there, are you?
17:06Me and you both.
17:07Don't father like son, eh?
17:08Oh, come, when there's a thousand birds out there, give a white-armbled bloke like you.
17:13Well, I ain't met them yet, Dad.
17:14Last girl I had, I remember carrying her books home from school.
17:17Oh, don't exaggerate.
17:19All right, then.
17:20We'll go out and search for one, eh?
17:21Me and you both.
17:22Minds, I'll leave Kath at home, eh?
17:24That's better.
17:26Yeah, I'll top that up.
17:28Yeah, do you remember we used to go fishing when you was little?
17:29Did we?
17:30Yeah, we used to go down on the whole canal, thinking they'd take me up again.
17:33Fancy coming?
17:34Well, yeah, why not?
17:35I don't know many women who go fishing, no, Dad.
17:37They don't.
17:38Take your mind off them.
17:40Well, I'm glad somebody's happy.
17:42Peeping Pete, all right?
17:44Yeah, I'm all right, Trigle.
17:47All right, looks like you've got some customers.
17:48Cheers, Dad.
17:50All right?
17:51Yeah, I'm not.
17:52I don't want to believe everything he tells you.
17:54He wasn't telling me nothing, Mum, all right?
17:56He wouldn't take my advice.
17:57Why should you take it?
17:57Advice?
17:58Look, they're going for fishing.
17:59Couldn't catch a fish in a supermarket.
18:01Look, make yourself useful and serve Naimo.
18:06Thanks, Jan.
18:08Are you answering?
18:09Hey, thanks, Colin.
18:11The flat's looking good.
18:12Very good.
18:14It's very modern.
18:14I need most of that stuff for work, really.
18:17You know, sometimes I wonder if I needed stuff like that for work,
18:20whether Hannah had decided to stay after all.
18:22No, it's not important.
18:23See, people get too attached to things.
18:25It's an excuse, really.
18:26You think so?
18:27Yeah.
18:27Well, if the Hannah ate, it means she's different.
18:31Somehow a little above the breast of us.
18:33Yeah.
18:33She's got different expectations.
18:34People don't always match up to them, though.
18:36She's got a blueprint, more like.
18:38She's got it all mapped out.
18:40And if you don't like it, out you go.
18:42And I've tried everything, but she just won't bend.
18:46It's always other people got to change.
18:48And she knows what's good for them and how they should behave.
18:50It's not as simple as that, is it?
18:53You're damn right it's not.
18:54You see, it's possible that she can't...
18:56Well, that she'd never get used around here.
18:58I mean, it's not everybody's cup of tea.
19:00She's probably tried her best.
19:01She's probably never tried at all.
19:02Hello, Dad.
19:03Having a quiet drink with the boys?
19:05Here, I've been saving this for you all afternoon.
19:08Present from Ali.
19:09You're the one who knows how things should be done.
19:11You're the good citizen.
19:12See if you can come up with any ideas for paying that one.
19:14The other bills were peanuts in comparison.
19:17Won't be able to afford all this entertaining, that's for sure.
19:19Still, we can always eat off compact discs.
19:21Won't go hungry.
19:22Won't be seeing you tonight.
19:24Don't worry.
19:26He does that all the time.
19:27I'll tell you what, Shill.
19:28God's honest truth.
19:29There's this one time we went fishing.
19:30Anyway, he only got a bite.
19:32Nearly pulled him in, didn't it?
19:33Mind you, he was only so high, wasn't he?
19:35Anyway, he tried to land it.
19:36It was like having a fight with a tiger with his tail.
19:38Anyway, so old daddy has to wind it in for him, doesn't he?
19:41Anyway, we get the fish in.
19:42When we take it off the hook, guess what?
19:44It was so small, you could put it in the palm of your hand.
19:46Just like that.
19:46I don't believe you, Dad.
19:48Truth, Daddy, son.
19:49It was rich.
19:49No, any other funny stories?
19:51If you can understand them, Pat.
19:53Well, there are plenty of stories.
19:54You doubt you'd find them as funny as what I do.
19:56Oh, yeah, well, you've got no sense of humour, haven't you?
19:58Leaving?
19:58Yeah, get back in your kennel, Pat.
20:00Look, I come in here with a quiet drink.
20:02You come in here to insult me.
20:03That's what you come in here for.
20:04Look, you've got to put your two pennies in, haven't you?
20:06You don't like seeing people enjoying themselves, do you, Pat?
20:08Now, you listen to me.
20:09No, you put another record on, Pat.
20:12I'll see you later, son.
20:14I'll tell you something, then I ain't drink this gap anymore.
20:16What?
20:18Probably the best decision you'll ever make, leaving here.
20:21Believe me.
20:22Well, Sam's bad.
20:23Yeah.
20:24It is bad.
20:26And what about Tony?
20:27What about Tony?
20:29Cheers, mate.
20:29He remembers about as much of you as a kid as Tom Thumb.
20:33He was never there.
20:34You want to know anything about it, you ask me, Alvarez.
20:35No, thanks, Mum.
20:37You'll tell me anyway, though, won't you?
20:38Why, shouldn't I?
20:39What?
20:40Poke your nose in?
20:41Why don't you leave that alone?
20:43Haven't you done enough damage already?
20:45You only know one side of the story, Simon.
20:47That's your trouble.
20:47And I don't want to hear the other half, all right?
20:48You can stuff it.
20:49Don't you talk to me like that.
20:51Just come and listen for a change.
20:53You might learn something.
20:55Do you want to be ignorant all your life like you were about Neymar?
20:57Oh, Neymar now, is it?
20:58What's she got to do with anything, eh?
20:59You wouldn't listen to me.
21:00It's none of your business, that's why.
21:03Look, if you must know, Mum, you were right.
21:05You're always right.
21:06So what?
21:07It's my life.
21:08You don't care about me.
21:10That's where you're wrong.
21:11Oh, no, you don't, Mum.
21:12All I am to you is someone you can talk about.
21:15Someone you can make snive remarks at.
21:18Well, I think there must be something wrong with you
21:19if you can't bear to see me with a girl.
21:22That'd be stupid, Simon.
21:23I'm just looking out for you, that's all.
21:24Well, I don't need looking out for you, do I?
21:26That's what you think.
21:27Look, why don't you just leave me alone?
21:29I was all right until you came here.
21:30And so was everyone else, as far as I can see.
21:34I wish you'd never come here, Mum.
21:35Oh, you do, do you?
21:37Yeah, I may not know much, Mum.
21:39I may not have known much about me.
21:41But I'm old enough to choose who I can and who I can't talk to.
21:44And right now, I don't want to talk to you.
21:47And if I do want to talk to my dad without you batting in all the time, I will.
21:50What do you know?
21:51You wouldn't even know your old man if he walked in here right now.
21:53Oh, what's that supposed to mean, eh?
21:54I said you wouldn't know your dad if he walked in here right now.
21:56Look, why'd you say these things, eh?
21:58Because it's true.
21:59You've heard of your Uncle Kenny, Pete's brother.
22:02What do you know, man?
22:03He's your dad, if you want to know.
22:06You're lying.
22:06That's not true.
22:07No, it's true.
22:08Kenny's your dad.
22:09That's why he had to leave.
22:12Have you ever heard your gran talk about him as though he was still one of her own?
22:15The precious Beals.
22:17Oh, she won't even let him come over and visit.
22:18He's never seen you.
22:20It's as if he don't exist.
22:21That's your father, Simon.
22:32Simon, where are you guys?
22:36What have you been saying to him?
22:43Hello.
22:43Tony, I'm going and I've made up my mind.
22:47I can't get my sisters if you want, but...
22:49I really don't know what for.
22:51Just like that?
22:52It's not just like anything.
22:56Did you find the, um, strap for my case?
22:59Hannah, listen to me.
23:00You know, I'm sure I saw it in the kitchen just...
23:01Listen!
23:02Tony, you're hurting me!
23:06Oh, never mind.
23:08Looks like everyone is walking out tonight.
23:13Oh, it's a wonderful machine.
23:15Really great, isn't it, Pete?
23:16Yeah.
23:16Have you bought it, this wonderful machine?
23:19Yeah.
23:19Oh, seems to me it's all machines these days.
23:22That's why so many people ain't got work.
23:24You'll be a factory next.
23:25Oh, but you want to see it, though, Mum?
23:26It does the job in half the time.
23:27You hear that, Mum?
23:28Talking like one of the bosses now.
23:30Well, it ain't that special.
23:31No, you're going over the other side, Kate.
23:32Oh, shut up, you.
23:34Oh, Pete.
23:34Yeah?
23:35Quick, Simon's walked out of the pub.
23:36What's he do that for?
23:37I thought he was all right.
23:38I thought you was going to have a word with him.
23:40I did have words with him.
23:41Well, ain't that much good, obviously.
23:43Oh, I've had to search for it.
23:44I don't think that'd be a good idea.
23:45Why not, Cheryl?
23:46Well, it's Pat.
23:48Oh, what about her?
23:48Oh, shush, Pete.
23:49There's something that she said to him.
23:51Something to do with Uncle Kenny.
23:52She what?
23:53Look, wait.
23:54Look, Kath, I want to sort that dollop out once and for a while.
23:56Now, calm down.
23:57Calm down, Mum.
23:58I'm going to bury her, Kath, I swear.
23:59Yeah.
23:59Where's Simon now, Michelle?
24:00I don't know.
24:01I was fine, sort of father you are.
24:04You ought to be worrying about where the boy is,
24:06not ranting and raving.
24:07Well, I ain't worried.
24:08Look, I'll try and see if I can find him all right.
24:10Look, you stay here.
24:11Michelle, keep an iron in, will you?
24:12I'll try the feathers.
24:14Look, Kath, I'm coming with you.
24:15No, stay where you are.
24:16Look, Mum, it's dark out there.
24:17Something could happen.
24:18Stay where you are.
24:20I'll be all right.
24:20I'm not going that far.
24:22That dollop's going to get anything she deserves.
24:24Now, listen to me.
24:25Be quiet.
24:26I'm worried about Simon.
24:28That boy doesn't know whether he's coming or going.
24:30Since I saw him this afternoon, I'm worried about him.
24:33He won't do anything silly, will he?
24:35Well, I hope not.
24:36Well, I know what I'm going to do.
24:37Oh, Uncle Pete, come on.
24:38Oh, no.
24:39I'm going to find out what she's been saying.
24:40Because this time, Mum, she ain't definitely getting away with it.
24:43Uncle Pete, come here.
24:44Grab or shall I?
24:47Are you serving that lot at the end of the bar, or am I?
24:50I think you are, darling.
24:51Go down there, Lofty.
24:54Oh, it's like Fred Karno's army.
24:56A couple of glasses.
24:58Yes, to add to the rest that you've already broken.
25:00Do you want me to serve behind this bar?
25:02Oh, I thought I would serve him.
25:04My mistake.
25:05Nothing changes much, does it?
25:07And who asked your opinion?
25:08I don't need asking.
25:09So I see.
25:10Just like Den and Angie, honey, it ain't.
25:12No, it ain't.
25:14Maybe she breaks my glasses now, but otherwise she's a dead ringer, I'd say.
25:18Yes, you would, wouldn't you?
25:19Well, maybe you've been around here too long, seen too much.
25:22You already cost me a punter and a barman.
25:26And people go pretty quickly from here, hadn't you noticed?
25:28Well, now it's your turn.
25:29Put down that glass, turn around and get on your bike.
25:32And that, in case you hadn't noticed, is a dead ringer for the sake.
25:35Go on, on your way.
25:37Oh, shut it.
25:38I thought I told you to get your coat.
25:43That's a bit hard, isn't it?
25:44Who's running this pub?
25:45Me, you or her?
25:48She should learn to keep her mouth shut, and that goes for other people round here.
25:51You could at least have given her a warning.
25:52A warning?
25:53What is this, a wrestling match?
25:54Anyway, I think they'd notice you were the best of pals.
25:56We're not.
25:57Yesterday, you wouldn't have get rid of her.
25:58I guess, well, that was different.
25:59Of course it was, because that's you.
26:00Well, it's all right as long as you make the bullets, as long as someone else fires a gun.
26:02Well, I've done it, and you should be grateful.
26:03This might not be a wine bar, darling, but it's a pub.
26:06And if you want it, you've got it.
26:08Look, people always walk out when they want to make their point, don't they?
26:21Do they?
26:22Yeah, I think it's sort of a dumb thing.
26:24Den's always doing it.
26:25Part of his nature, really.
26:27To me, he does.
26:28He's coming back, you know.
26:30People always walk out.
26:31Right, where is she?
26:33Pat, who you think?
26:33I mean, where is she?
26:34She's not here, Pete.
26:35Look, I'm not stupid, Luffy.
26:36No, she's not here either.
26:38He'll just give her the sack.
26:39Sacked her?
26:40Yeah, I don't know where she'll be now.
26:41Probably on her way home or something.
26:43Fine.
26:44If you're lying to me, Lofty.
26:45No, Pete, she's gone.
26:46She's gone.
26:49Uncle Pete, come here.
26:51Look, don't do anything.
26:51Shel, Shel, Shel, you can't...
26:53He don't know what he's doing.
26:54I've got to stop him.
26:55You can't do nothing, Shel.
26:56I'm frightened, Lofty.
26:56I want to do something.
26:57You can't go out there on your own, no way.
26:59I promised Calf.
26:59Where is she?
27:00Who?
27:01It's Calf.
27:02I don't know.
27:02Looking for Simon or something.
27:03I don't know.
27:04Shel, you know, when Pete gets in a mood like that,
27:06there's nothing you can do, is there?
27:07I don't know, Jigs.
27:07You've done everything you can.
27:09Come on.
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