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You see, George has had to go to his
mother's, so if you hadn't offered,
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be nobody to fetch Peggy from the
airport.
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Do you mind, Frank?
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No, not at all.
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Heathrow, here I come.
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Bye -bye, darling. Bye, darling.
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Don't rush.
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Lunch won't be ready till one.
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Can I do anything to help, Julie?
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Should I do the salad?
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Oh,
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use marjoram!
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Marjoram?
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Cucumber.
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Cucumber. Julie!
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There's no letter.
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It's a Greek salad.
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It's a Greek salad?
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How shall I do it?
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No, you get the lamb in.
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I may not have your finesse, but I do
get there.
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Eventually.
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Did you phone about Peggy's play?
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She left Edinburgh on time.
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Do you use some Greek cheese?
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Please.
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For Peggy?
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My little sister's down to 13 stone now.
Those tablets are a great help.
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Anyway, I crumble the trees into the
dressing if you can have it or not.
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How did Frank's interview go?
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Well, he's playing dumb.
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I think you won't get it, you know,
Frank, but I think he stands a very good
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chance.
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When did George get back to his mother?
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George!
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You idiot!
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Your face was better than anything in
Hitchcock.
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You like my pièce de résistance?
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Isn't it gruesome?
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It's a giveaway for ten packets of my
new product, Horror Crisps. You want to
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try it on?
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Go away, George.
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That wasn't very clever.
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I might have killed you. No, no, I had
my eye on the knife all the time.
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It added piquancy to the joke. A joke?
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Oh, come on, Laura.
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Where's your sense of humour?
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Your husband may be going to be
marketing manager dairy product, while
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talent unrecognized, remain a humble
brand manager. But my horror crisps will
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sweep the children's market, terrorizing
all opposition.
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Is that it for today, George?
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Can I relax?
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You can relax, Laura.
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I can relax. What are you planning?
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Nothing. The emphasis was all in your
suspicious mind.
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You promised not to do anything to
Peggy. I wouldn't do anything nasty to
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Peggy.
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Get us a drink, funny man.
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Your pleasure, Mrs. Parker.
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Campari and soda.
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Just Campari and soda, George, please.
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Oh, I never tamper with anything as
serious as drink, love.
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Last of the summer ouzo, darling.
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George.
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Cigarette, darling? I don't want one,
neither do you.
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Just two puffs. Do my cough good.
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Put it out when it's halfway.
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naughty. That's nice.
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Yours, I think.
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Is there anything else?
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No, thank you. Sit down and relax.
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We invite you to your new normal work.
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Not there.
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Why not? That's Peggy's chair. The
seating's all arranged. Oh, it's all
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can get up and kick up. No!
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Lunch at the Funhouse.
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What's next on the menu? Now, look what
you've done.
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Look what I've done?
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You've no idea how long I spent trying
to get the dowels just right. It was
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exactly designed for her to wait so that
she would go, I'll never fix it in
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time. Good.
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Oh, Laura, don't be nasty.
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Me?
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You... You asked him not to play one of
his asinine jokes on Peggy. You know how
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sensitive she is about her weight. I
know, I know, but that's nothing.
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I give up, Julie, I really do.
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Where's your sense of humour?
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My sense of humour is perfectly all
right. I just don't find this funny. I
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it cruel and childish.
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One of these days, one of your jokes is
going to go wrong, George.
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Put the chair inside it, Georgie.
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There's another one from the other room.
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Hello, 6205.
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Hello, darling. It's me. Darling.
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Are you ready to give the dinner party
of the year?
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When?
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Oh, Frank, don't tell me tonight.
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You guessed.
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No, it's Jack Stein, vice president of
Europe, and his wife. They're staying on
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an extra day, and I wondered... What
time?
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Eight for 8 .30.
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Fine. Okay.
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Wonderful. I know.
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Bye -bye, musketeer.
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Tiny's lovely.
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Is Julie there?
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Laura, I told you never to phone me at
all. Please, George, this is urgent.
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Laura.
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Jack, stop.
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God.
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Tonight.
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I got the letter of what?
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Look, do you know what we've given
before?
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Have you gone... Buddy, come and have a
look.
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Have you gone... Have you gone find some
really nice... Avocados.
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New York, New York. Here I come.
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Hi, Mummy. It's my football book.
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Where you left it?
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Under the bed.
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06205. Mrs. Parker?
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Yes? Mr.
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Stans, London Secretary.
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I'm terribly sorry, but he's been called
to an emergency meeting in Brussels.
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Your husband's taking him to Heathrow.
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I am sorry it's such short notice,
but... Oh, well, I'm sure it can't be
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Thank you for phoning.
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Bye.
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Go to sleep.
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Read. Do what you like.
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It's my time now.
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Oh! Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh! Oh!
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You should have got one.
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Darling! I'm in here!
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Darling? Oh!
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This is Jack and Barbara Stein.
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Who do you think?
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George. Oh, Lord, don't.
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That was no joke. That was malicious.
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Stein's understood.
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Yes, they thought I was an idiot, being
taken in like that. Oh, come on. The
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takeaway wasn't bad. It was cold.
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They didn't eat any of it. I was so
upset I didn't know what I was saying
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the time. They must have thought I was a
scatterbrained loony.
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Don't phone.
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He's only trying to get his own back for
that stupid chair. He's jealous of you.
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He's trying to ruin your career.
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Don't. phone that's what he wants laura
don't you see he wants you to phone he
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wants to hear you crying and upset why
you know he'll only say where's your
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sense of humor don't give him the
satisfaction if we don't react it hasn't
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worked don't you see
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great time with Jack and Barbara.
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There's a funny thing. Laura had a fake
phone call to say they weren't coming,
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but she had the meat in the oven, so she
thought, what the hell?
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Wasn't that fortunate.
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Hello, 6205.
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Oh, hello, Mrs. Parker.
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It's Carol.
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Mr. Parker asked me to tell you there'll
be two people from Brussels coming to
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dinner tonight.
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Oh, news of my Chinese takeaways must be
spreading far.
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I beg your pardon?
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Is this a joke?
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Joke? Is he there?
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No, I'm sorry, Mrs. Parker. He's out of
the office all day.
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He did try and ring you.
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I've been out all morning.
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I'm sorry, Carol. I'm just a bit
paranoid at the moment or something.
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At what time are they coming?
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Oh, hello.
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It's nice.
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Did someone tell you? Of course someone
told me.
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Where are they?
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They're the people from Brussels.
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I had a phone call from Carol.
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Right.
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No. All right, Caroline.
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Don't worry. Yes.
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I'll see you tomorrow.
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Someone left a note on her desk while
she was out at lunch.
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I thought she'd spoken to you. No.
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What did you mean?
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What?
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You said, did someone tell me? Tell me
what?
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I didn't get it.
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The job.
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I thought all this was to cheer me up.
Oh, darling. No, no, no, I'm a bit
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disappointed, that's all.
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I'll get you a drink.
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That was George.
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That evening.
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You know what the Americans are like.
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Assess the home background, the wife.
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Do they match up to the corporate image?
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That was an interview.
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I failed because of him.
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You're exaggerating. Am I? It might have
made a difference.
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It might have made the difference. No,
you don't know that. Neither do you.
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It's all right.
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I'm not going to phone him.
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Why don't you use it when I'm awake?
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Oh, no.
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It's all right. If you're just finally
packed in, why go all that way to the
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laundrette?
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Well... Look, here are the keys.
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There's an ulterior motive.
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Go on.
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Keep an eye on George.
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Oh, just think that he's eating
properly, that there's something in the
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and nothing in the cigarette box.
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That he's all right.
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Julie, he's not a child.
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Look, he just doesn't look after himself
when I'm not here, and I shall worry,
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please. Please, Laura.
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This may come as something of a shock to
you, Julie, but George and I don't
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exactly get on.
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Oh, he thinks the world of you.
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Does he?
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Oh, I know what you think about his
jokes, and sometimes he does go a bit
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but you like him, don't you? I mean,
nobody could dislike George.
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I think you really believe that.
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Of course I believe it.
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Julie, I love you dearly, but I'd really
rather go to the laundrette.
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nearly forgot.
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The old teddy bear.
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Beth and I used to quarrel over him when
we were kids.
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I thought I'd take him to Edinburgh if I
had a new baby.
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Where's your sense of humour?
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What? George.
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Oh, that's not George. It's been wonky
for ages.
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No.
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Here.
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Give me a screwdriver.
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Oh, Stu.
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You should have fixed it. He's always so
busy.
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I think the threads are gone.
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No, it's all right.
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All right.
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I'll pop in while you're away.
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Oh, you are not... Oh,
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sorry.
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I thought you were gone.
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With my car outside?
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All right.
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Thank you. They're for Julie.
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You can tell her the truth.
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You can put them in water.
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She might think they're from you.
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Your words are like a whip. Is there no
hope then? None whatsoever, I'm afraid,
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George.
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And why did you come here so early?
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For a woman with kids, it is early.
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You knew I was here.
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The other night you came in.
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I promised Julie I'd look after you.
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So you said.
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I reckon you must fancy me.
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That's the only conclusion I can
possibly reach.
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Do you fancy me, Laura?
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It's not the word I would use, George.
262
00:19:59,120 --> 00:20:02,680
You're supposed to tell me not to smoke
or you report me to Julie. You can smoke
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yourself to death as far as I'm
concerned.
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00:20:04,640 --> 00:20:08,480
Oh, look what I've found.
265
00:20:24,750 --> 00:20:25,930
Are you meeting Julie at the airport?
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00:20:26,650 --> 00:20:29,650
No. How can I when she doesn't know what
shuttle she's getting?
267
00:20:30,450 --> 00:20:32,430
It will be nice to see Peggy again.
268
00:20:33,170 --> 00:20:34,170
Peggy?
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00:20:34,470 --> 00:20:36,290
Julie didn't tell me Peggy was coming
down.
270
00:20:38,110 --> 00:20:39,110
Surprised, was it?
271
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Julie was planning to surprise me, was
she?
272
00:20:59,720 --> 00:21:00,880
Oh, I'm fine, fine, thanks.
273
00:21:01,500 --> 00:21:02,680
I'll just get him for you.
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Bob. Yes.
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00:21:08,860 --> 00:21:09,860
Hello, Bob.
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That's right, 200 cases.
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Yes, you were quite right to check.
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Yes, yes, OK. I'll see you Thursday,
Bob. Bye.
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Bye.
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Are you expecting a call?
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No.
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00:21:30,640 --> 00:21:32,060
I just thought Julie might phone at all.
283
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Would you like anything with your cold
phone?
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00:21:38,540 --> 00:21:40,720
How you doing? Cold one today, eh?
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Come on, Debbie!
286
00:21:43,980 --> 00:21:44,899
Waiting, waiting!
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00:21:44,900 --> 00:21:46,640
Stop running! I'm not parking it!
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00:21:48,060 --> 00:21:49,060
Well,
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00:21:51,420 --> 00:21:55,600
travel news before that. There are
roadworks on the A23 Streatham High Road
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junction with Sunnyhill Road.
291
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Why? What's happened?
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00:22:12,720 --> 00:22:13,720
Yes,
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yes.
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Yes, I will. Don't you worry, love.
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Don't you worry.
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Frank.
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Frank!
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Frank!
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Go after breakfast.
300
00:23:03,180 --> 00:23:04,240
After 20 minutes, that's all.
301
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It's on the table!
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00:23:07,960 --> 00:23:08,960
Heart attack.
303
00:23:09,060 --> 00:23:10,540
The company doctor would have picked
that up.
304
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after he saw him. Maybe it's one of his
little games. Yes, of course it is. I
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00:23:14,500 --> 00:23:17,600
know, I know. I just promised I'd go
over, that's all. Go on, then.
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00:23:19,880 --> 00:23:23,580
Come with me. Laura, I've got a nine o
'clock appointment. Please, Frank. Sally
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00:23:23,580 --> 00:23:25,560
will come across. She'll see to the
case. I'll see you.
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You bloody hopeless...
309
00:23:51,400 --> 00:23:52,400
Come on, George!
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00:23:52,460 --> 00:23:53,439
Joke's over!
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00:23:53,440 --> 00:23:54,800
No! The fella!
312
00:24:00,940 --> 00:24:01,940
George?
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George!
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00:24:05,020 --> 00:24:06,020
George?
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George, are you in there?
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Don't come in.
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George?
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George?
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Don't look.
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00:24:32,960 --> 00:24:34,160
Must have been his heart.
321
00:24:37,940 --> 00:24:40,580
He was trying to fix that stupid chair.
322
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He always said...
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None of these jokes would go wrong.
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