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That's massive.

That is just massive.

I thought you were getting a bouncy ball like that.

Yeah. Okay, all right.

Yes!

Yay! Yahoo!

Thanks, Mum.

Thanks, Mum.

Go and wait outside.

Go and wait outside.

Have a football wand as well, please.

Yeah.

£14 .02.

Thank you.

Thank you.

A million beds.

Come on.

Come on.

You've got to show your dog's number.

Yeah. Hello?

Can we watch TV?

Yeah.

Mum, where's the TV?

Yeah.

And where's Steve?

Mum, why is there no couch and no telly?

What do you mean he's gone?

Why?

What happened?

No, what happened? Just go in your room and get your own work done right now!

Where

did

he go?

I want to tell it. Where did he go?

Why? Yeah.

He's a twin.

Come here.

Don't need him anyway, do we?

Can you get a new couch?

Like a sparkly gold one?

Yeah, a sparkly gold one.

A sparkly gold TV.

When are we going to get a new tanning tub?

Soon. Okay.

Yeah. We'll get the big one as well.

Yeah? Yeah.

I love you.

Night -night, sweetie.

Night. You're not cross with me, are you? No.

You're still my friend.

Yeah.

Night -night, Tanning. Night -night.

No talking.

Right, straight to sleep.

You OK?

Yeah, I'm all right. I just... Oh, God, I'm sorry.

Sit down.

I feel a bit embarrassed now. Don't worry.

I'm a school dad, by the way. Yeah, I've seen you, yeah.

You all right?

Yeah, I'm all right, yeah.

It's all right. I'll sort it out.

OK. Yeah, I'm all right. All right.

I'm Ryan.

Kirsty, hi. Yeah, so I just... I

spoke with my boyfriend, so it's complicated.

Yeah.

I'm sorry to hear that.

It's all right.

I've just got to sort it out and then get to work, get the kids from school,

that's all, and then not let them see me upset.

OK. Yeah.

Having a tough time, huh? Yeah, but I've just got nothing now because he's taken

everything. And it was all mine as well.

Well, it's gone by.

Yeah, yeah, really not very nice.

Hey, you all right?

Yeah, just, um, yeah.

Tony, it's really bad.

Basically, I didn't know.

He's gone.

He's been gambling with all the money.

He said, all my wages. He had a card.

And he was basically using all my money that was going in. And he was meant to

be paying the bills and everything, and he's not paid nothing.

Have you got fucking hell?

Have you called him? Have you called... I mean, the first thing you do is just

call the companies and explain what's happened.

Because I know it's hard.

I know it's really hard. I have been there, believe me.

But there's always a way. You just... Yeah. You're just going to have to

it out. Because the most important thing is that you stay strong for those

girls.

I don't mean to have a go at you. He's a bastard. We know he's a bastard.

No, I'm fine. I think, in front of them, it's just... I'm just really, um...

You've just got to rely on yourself.

Mum, what's for tea tonight?

Beans on toast.

I don't like beans on toast.

How's that got?

I don't like beans on toast.

I'll just have toast.

When are we going to get a new couch?

Darling, please.

Mummy's got to get some more money together.

It's so boring though.

It's so boring.

Do you want triangles or squares?

There we go. That's kind of a little table.

But we're having a picnic.

Right?

Yeah. We're having a picnic, that's all.

Yeah?

You're such a good girl.

Do you want to put it in the sink?

OK.

You're not going to get in the bath?

No.

Why does he take all of our stuff?

Because he's mean.

Because sometimes grown -ups can do really stupid things.

And he needed money.

And he was wasting money.

And he was gambling.

And that's really dangerous. So he took the stuff to get more money.

And I don't want him to come back.

Yeah? Because we're better off without him, just me, you and Tilly, right?

Do you miss him?

No.

No, because I've got you.

And I've got Tilly.

Yeah?

You all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

OK.

But there are going to be some changes around here now, yeah? And there have to

be, just for a bit. OK.

So you have to be really careful with money, yeah?

So I can't get you sweets every day.

Or toys.

Just for a bit.

Yeah.

Don't worry.

You little frown. Don't worry.

Yeah.

Listen, Kirsty, I was going to say the other day, but it didn't feel

appropriate.

I just wanted to say that if I could, you know... I'm in a position where

I can lend you some money to tide you over.

Oh, no, I couldn't do that.

It's not a big deal.

If it takes some pressure off you, I'd be delighted to do it.

Just so you can, you know, breathe a little bit and...

I would... I'd just love to be able to help you.

It feels like it's all piling on top of you, and if it's not one thing, it's

another, and it's relentless, and... That's really kind.

Someone helped me out like that a few years ago, and it was... And I was

reluctant to accept it, and... But it helped me turn a corner.

Look, Kirsty, I just want to show you that not all men are bastards, you know.

I promise.

Because it will be... Oh, you're nice.

I'd just really like to help you out, if I can.

I think I'll be all right, but thank you. OK.

See you later. Yeah, see you later. Bye.

Come in for a cuppa. All right. Bye.

Maybe Kirsty?

Yeah, I was wondering if I could have any more shifts. If there's any

availability, maybe the weekends would be really helpful.

Kirsty, I've got serious concerns about your performance.

You know, the way you're doing your shifts at the moment, you're taking

to clean the rooms and they're not 100%. We need you to be more efficient and

the work needs to be done to a certain level.

So if you want extra shifts, first we need to see an improvement in your work.

After that.

We can see what we can do to help you.

Okay, I apologise for that. I wasn't aware that I wasn't doing a very good

Okay. Okay.

What did I say to you before?

We're not getting up, all right?

What did I say to you before?

Right, well, go and stand outside, then, right now.

Anything else?

No, that's fine, thank you.

Don't embarrass me like that.

Do you understand?

I can't do it.

What did we talk about before?

Madison.

What did we talk about before?

No, what? Madison, come here.

Come here.

Come here. Tilly, I'm talking to you.

What did I say before?

No. And why did I say no?

Because you make me feel bad now.

I can't afford it. We had this chat this morning. I haven't got the money to buy

sweets. We had sweeties yesterday.

OK? I can't do it.

So don't ask me, all right?

Yeah?

Now, what did you do at school today?

Nothing, really.

You did nothing at school?

Well, I'm going to go to school and tell him I've got to do something, because

you can't go to school and do nothing.

Madison? Yeah?

Come and get it.

OK. I'm going to make my tea.

Right. It's squared and triangled. They're both the same.

OK.

I don't know what I'm talking about.

I'm just going to have to move. I'm going to have to go. I have to get the

from school.

No, okay, okay. You need to find a way.

I don't think there is a way. That's the problem.

I just don't know what to do. I need to do a run -up, but I don't know where to

go. I've got no family. I've got nothing. I just don't know where to go.

And that's the problem now, because it is I've exhausted everything that I can

do.

Listen.

I... There's always a way out of it.

It's...

I'm not asking you for money. No, no, I know you're not. That's not what this is

about. I'm not going, can you lend me the money? Because I wouldn't do that

you, and I know that you have, you know... It's just... It's about what

prepared to do.

You can't tell anyone this, Kurt. Like, I'm telling you because... I've been

there, and it helped.

Private massage.

Sex work.

Did it for mum.

It was hard, but I did it.

Because I'd run out of options. I had absolutely nothing, no way of getting

anything.

The only fucking thing I could do.

When I had that money in my hands, all I could think about was, great, I can put

food on the table, I can make sure that Caden's all right, and that is...

amazing i think i'd be too scared to do that tony i think like you've either got

it or you haven't i'm not judging you i would never judge anyone i but that's

what i meant when i was saying it yeah it's what you're prepared to do and for

me that was the only option that i could think

Let's come back.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come in.

How you doing?

Fine.

Oh, OK.

Do you want me to take your coat?

No, I'm all right.

Here, just give me that.

This is nice.

I painted it last month.

It's nice.

Vivid. Well, it is quite.

Red and heavy, but I quite like it. It was Mia's choice.

I like the butterflies.

So, how are you?

I was just thinking about what you said.

And, yeah, I think I would like to borrow some money, please, if that's OK.

OK. Thank you. Go on.

It's the right thing to do.

Yeah, and I will...

Promise I'll pay you back when I get it back to you. Don't worry about it.

I'm not entirely sure how much... Just...

That's

loads.

Are you sure you don't need that? No, no.

Fine. That'll be 500 quid.

You can take the 500.

Yes.

Are you sure you don't need it? No.

Is that all right? It's fine. OK.

It's good.

It's good you came.

Thank you.

Don't worry.

I don't want you to worry about paying it back.

I don't want you to put pressure on yourself, OK?

You pay me back when you can.

I don't want this to feel like another problem. I don't want this to... Yeah.

Yeah, solution.

Hey. Yeah, I'm sorry.

That's all I seem to do at the moment. I just need to sort myself out. But this

is going to help, so thank you.

Right, pay your bills, get yourself a telly.

Yeah.

I can't thank you enough.

And I promise I'll pay you back. I promise. And I'm not, like, I've never

this before. I've never borrowed money.

Well, so kind.

I'm happy to hear it. Thank you.

You all right? Yeah.

I'm going to pay some bills.

That'll be £343 .06, please.

Thank you very much indeed.

You're welcome.

Thank you. OK, take care. Bye -bye.

Come on, we're going to have a nice tea.

What are we having?

It's a surprise.

I'm so sorry.

What?

We had an accident in the front room.

I'm so sorry.

I've got to sweep it up.

Thank you. Right.

Can I get it dressed into my beauty?

Yeah, you can do what you want.

I'm going to make dinner. Guess what's for dinner?

Bye.

Put the swimming baths when I was there the other day. They've got new gym

classes. I thought that I'd do some exercise.

I thought I heard the door.

Welcome. I'm someone at the door.

Who? I don't know, darling.

How you doing?

Go for it.

Oh, yeah.

I didn't know you knew where I lived.

Hey, girls.

Hi.

Oh, pizza and chips.

Lucky you.

Can I come into the kitchen?

Yeah.

Okay.

Just finish your dinner, all right, and then you can watch me tell you... What,

darling?

I've got £100 now.

What have you got?

I'll have a look. I don't have £100 at the moment. I'll have a look what you've

got.

Go back in there, madam.

Back in there, please.

Are you all right?

Yes. What did I say?

I've just got my shopping money.

I've got £55.

And you can have a look, that's all I've got.

But I need that for food.

And I get paid tomorrow.

I don't understand, you weren't like this before.

I'll take you 20 quid.

Why are you being so nasty?

I want 80 more tomorrow.

I'll get you £80 tomorrow, but there's no need to be so nasty.

See you.

So...

Who is it?

It's Ryan.

I've just put my kids to bed.

I just wanted to come and tell you I'm sorry, Kirsty.

I don't know what came over me yesterday.

Can I see you tomorrow?

Can I just pop in and we can clear the air? I'll do it all for her.

That wasn't me.

I don't know why I would behave like that.

Please don't.

I'm so sorry.

I said I'd give you your money back, and I will give you your money back.

You're taking the fucking piss out of me.

There's interest to pay on the line now.

What do you mean, interest? 50 % interest.

It's £1 ,000 now, but... It's 1 ,000 quid. But that's... I can't pay that. I

haven't got £1 ,000.

I can get you your money back. I said I'd get you your money back. I wouldn't

have borrowed it if I couldn't get you your money back, but I can't pay you £1

,000. Because I haven't got £1 ,000.

I don't understand why you're being so horrible as well.

I don't think you're very nice.

I don't understand it.

Because you were my friend, you were being really nice to me, and now you're

horrible. Great friend you were.

What? Great fucking friend you were.

Ryan, this is really dead weird.

You offered me some money, I took it.

I'm going to pay you back. Are you?

Yeah, I said I'd pay you back, but we didn't even talk about whether it's £10

week, £20 a week.

I can get you the money. I said I've got more hours at work and then I can get

you the money.

But it was like I thought I was going to be paying you back in drips and drabs,

not like one massive amount.

I don't think that's very fair and very nice.

We can think of alternatives to money.

No.

I'm not just talking about what fucks, because I don't find you that

You're going to have to work hard. It means a fuck whenever I want a fuck.

OK?

For a long period of time.

So that's one option.

What could this be?

I think you'd better leave now. Or could this be really unreasonable?

I think you'd better leave now. I could fucking pull you out of this fucking

flat by your hair.

OK?

Leave you on the grass outside.

They torch this fucking place with your kids in it.

Yeah. I think you'd better go.

And I'll phone the fucking police. Get out of my house. Get out of my house.

Get out of my house.

Fuck you.

You have got a fucking week, OK?

To give me a thousand pounds.

I'll burn you fucking soon.

Is that Michelle?

Yes.

Could I borrow you for a minute?

Yeah. Just come here, sir.

Come here with me.

You all right? Yeah.

Sorry, Michelle.

You all right?

No, don't you touch me, right? Yeah, I just need you to say something for me,

please.

Right. No, don't touch me.

2, 4, 6, 8, 1.

2, 4, 6, 8, 2. There's £1 ,000 there, right?

You don't count it.

Thank you. I'm sorry to bother you. You've just seen me do that, haven't

yeah? Everyone here's seen that, right?

You've got your money.

Don't come near me. Don't come near my family. And don't come near my children,

do you hear me?

I'm trying to make you a daisy cane.

Thanks.

Thank you.