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Is that my anchovy pizza? What have
you got to say for yourselves?
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We could do with some chilli oil.
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Whoa!
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When did you two become
a married couple?
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What? We're not a... Married couple.
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Do you want a cup of tea?
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Because, as I've already mentioned,
now my career is skyrocketing.
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What's that? Divorce papers.
Whenever I want him to sign,
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every time he runs away.
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This is my publisher.
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Hi. Nigel. Nigel.
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I love the play on the word "gay."
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No, that's a typo of my name.
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Hello, everyone.
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My name is Guy Harvey and I am
the writer of Lessons In Love,
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a case study of modern
relationships.
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Now, you may ask,
"What is a modern relationship?"
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Well, I wouldn't know
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because I've never been able
to hold one down.
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MUTTERING: That's terrible.
That's not going to work.
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That's such a terrible speech.
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MUTTERING: OK. Hello. Case
studies...
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Not today, Guy, not today.
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Hello? Hey!
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How's it going? Hello there.
My name is Guy Harvey.
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# It's such a crazy, crazy feeling
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# I get weak in the knees
My poor old head is a-reelin'
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# As I go deep into
the funnel of love
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# Here I go,
falling down, down, down
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# My mind is a blank
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# My head is spinning around
and around
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# As I go deep into
the funnel of love
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# Deep into the funnel of love
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# Deep into the funnel... #
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Oh, my God, I love car insurance.
Thank you. Thank you.
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Mm! Mm!
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Oi! Oi, excuse me.
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Welcome to Guy's
book launch. He's not a fascist.
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Welcome to Guy's book launch.
He's not a fascist.
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Welcome to Guy's
book launch. He's not a fascist.
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Uh, hey. Hey, that is an outfit.
Thanks.
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I'm in mourning.
Mourning? For what?
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We need to talk.
About your hat? It's lovely.
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About what happened.
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What? Sorry? What?
Oh, Jamma's calling me, so...
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Is he? ..I've got to go. Is he?
Yeah, I'm coming!
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I'm just talking to... He's not
looking this way.
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So impatient!
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What? Did you see that? Hmm? Guy.
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I think he's feeling anxious.
Oh, my God!
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Jamma, are you thinking
about someone that isn't yourself?
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I guess. Ooh, this is what happens
when you deal with your shit.
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Yeah, but now I can see all
his shit.
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Yeah, it's called empathy.
I don't like it.
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No, it's not very nice,
but it's really good. Yeah?
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Welcome to adulthood, Jamal.
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Huh!
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Divorce papers, signed.
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I'm not a coward mouse.
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Oh.
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Well done. You passed the test.
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Terms and conditions
of our remarriage.
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You need to sign.
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Oh, no! No, Saif! Saif! Come back,
you coward mouse!
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You can make it out to Jamma.
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Gemma? Yeah, Gemma. Gemma Collins.
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QUIETLY: To Gemma.
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You OK? You seem nervous. Really?
How can you tell?
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I'm an empath now. It's just I'm not
really good at public speaking
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and, um, I've got to introduce
a book,
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and I don't know what to say
and I'm going to have to improvise.
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Oh, well, you look damn sexy in a
suit.
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And that's the main thing. Is it?
Oi, I've got your back today, OK?
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Nothing's going to go wrong,
all right?
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Guy? Uh, Guy, something's gone
wrong. Oh!
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What is he doing here? My job.
Oh, how convenient!
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You need to see this. Now.
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PIPE ORGAN PLAYS
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Why does it look like a wedding?
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It's been double booked. Oh, what?!
You must be the groom.
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No, I'm the author.
Cold feet are natural.
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No, I'm not getting married.
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That's what I said on
my wedding day!
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No, it's not my wedding day.
It's OK, Guy.
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I'm going to fix this for you.
All right, Nigel!
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Let's just keep it professional.
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I spent �800 on a profiterole tower,
a grand on...
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I think that's the other booking.
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All right, let's just go over to
them, talk to them,
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find a solution. I think we should
just go over
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to them and talk to them
and find a solution.
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Well, that's a good idea.
I literally just said that!
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Hi. Hi, there. Sorry to interrupt.
I think there seems to have been
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some kind of misunderstanding.
Yes, there is.
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My daughter's wedding is littered
with all this self-help crap.
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I think it looks quite nice.
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You two.
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They've done this on purpose.
Is this your idea of revenge?
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Look, there is a misunderstanding.
I'm an author.
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I don't give a fuck
if you're an astronaut.
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Sorry. Do you know each other?
These two muppets stole my pizza.
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You stole his pizza?
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That doesn't ring any bells.
I've never eaten pizza in my life.
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Why did you steal his pizza?
Why would you steal a pizza?
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OK, listen, we haven't got time for
this. No, no, he's right.
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We've got press arriving any minute.
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A wedding beats a book club.
Marriage is a patriarchal construct.
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I'm not cancelling my
daughter's wedding
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for some woke book
about emotional men.
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Oh, someone's had a browse.
Men do not get emotional!
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OK. I'll handle this.
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Car insurance driving you mad?
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The best journeys
are worth protecting.
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What is she talking about? Yeah,
thanks, Farida. Thanks so much.
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Thank you.
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Why don't we just do both?
I've got it.
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We'll do both.
Oh, that is a great idea.
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My idea. The room's booked
for two hours.
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We'll do an hour each. Wow.
I was literally about to say that.
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What makes you think
I'm going to share?
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One of you will get a full refund.
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We go first. I get the refund.
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Fantastic. Clever man.
Yeah, no, wait, I did say it.
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Very impressive. Well done,
Nigel. Thank you, Nigel.
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Hi. Just on the left. Thank you.
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Welcome. Bridegroom or author?
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Eve Carlisle from the Guardian.
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Well, then, welcome to Guy Harvey's
interactive
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wedding-themed book launch.
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Thank you. That's not for you.
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That's part of the interactive
experience.
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How's the intro going?
Um, uh, no, it's good, I think.
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Um, listen to this. Yeah.
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Uh, a life without therapy is
like a fish out of water -
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"unso-fish-ticated."
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What? It's a play on the word
"fish," isn't it?
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It's like an icebreaker,
just to get people on side.
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Oh, yeah. Good. Yeah. Great.
Uh, what else have you got?
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I mean, I've got plenty of other
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little fish...little fish bits,
but... Maybe skip that.
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You think? Skip the fish?
Well, yeah. That's fine. Um, well,
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I haven't got anything else,
so... Oh, fuck! No, no.
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Don't panic. Listen, we've got time.
What do I do?
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I need a speech, Jamma. We'll write
it now. We've got time.
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Hi. Hi, hi. Let's write it.
Erm, the bride's gone missing.
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What? No-one knows where she is
and the groom is shitting himself.
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CONTROLLED BREATHING
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It's not a Pilates class.
Please give me a break.
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We need to start this wedding now.
Look, the journalists won't stay
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past the hour. The bride has gone
missing, Nigel.
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Oh, this is unbelievable.
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All right, Negative Nigel.
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Gosh, he loves a crisis, innit,
this one?
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Right. I say we all muck in and just
find the bride.
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I think we should all muck in
and find the bride.
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That's a really good idea. That's
a good idea. OK, OK!
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OK, that's it!
I know what you're doing.
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What? Wiggling your way
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in between me and Guy.
I'm sorry, I don't follow.
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I bet you don't swallow.
What? What? Sorry.
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I thought you said something else.
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Saif!
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Oh!
FARIDA EXCLAIMS
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Saif! Saif! Saif! Bride?
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Winnie! Shit!
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Have you seen the bride?
Have you seen Winnie?
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Open the door!
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SCREAMING
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What was that? Toilet!
Come on!
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SHE SCREAMS
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Oh! Oh!
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You can't run away from your
problems like this, babe.
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Winnie, why do you keep running
away from me? Shit!
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What the fuck happened to my
profiteroles?
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No. No, no, no. It wasn't...
Come here! No, it wasn't me.
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Oh, God! No!
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Can we just talk, please? No.
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I'm trying to save this girl's
wedding day, Isaac.
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I found the bride. Who even are you?
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Maybe you should tell her that
hiding in a toilet
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is not going to help.
I wasn't hiding.
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Maybe you'd rather hide
in the toilet
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than lose your best friend over
a stupid kiss
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that didn't even happen.
Wait. Hold on. What?
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What? I thought I was your best
friend?
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OK, guys, we're losing track here.
Guy's right, we need to find Saif.
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No, no, that's not what I meant.
Are you the woman from
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the car insurance ad? Yes.
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OK, can we just focus here? Yeah.
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We really need you
to get married now.
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Yeah. Why don't you just tell
us what's causing you doubts?
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I wasn't having doubts.
I was having a shit.
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Oh. Oh. Oh, right,
so you weren't hiding?
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I was hiding to have a shit.
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Oh, to have a shit. So sorry.
Right. Yes.
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Great, great. Just finish up.
Just wipe it up.
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Come on. Let's go get married!
Let's get out of here. Wait!
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Great. Are you having doubts
or just a shit?
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Profiterole. Oh, OK.
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So the coward mouse was hiding.
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I'm not a coward mouse.
I'm a brave mouse.
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A mouse is a mouse.
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Can we just deal
with one marriage at a time?
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I will not accept your terms
unless you accept mine.
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How can you have terms?
You haven't touched me
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in 21 years. Oh, I didn't want to
hear that.
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Yous haven't touched each other
in 21 years?
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Welcome to marriage. Farida, Saif,
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should we just talk about
this later?
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Because she's not having doubts.
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Well, I am now! Oh, you are?
Oh, well,
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that's fantastic. Well done.
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THEY ALL TALK AT ONCE
No. Hold on. Let's just...
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Guys, guys, this is all about love.
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Let that be a lesson to you.
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Where do you think you're going?
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I was... I was going to go
and find her.
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I'll go and find her.
You're not going anywhere.
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I'd listen to him.
Come on, turn yourself around.
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Go. Don't embarrass me!
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This is a joke.
Oh, completely wasting our time.
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Because love always finds a way,
and that's the main thing.
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They don't know what they're talking
about. Just give us a shot.
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Who are you talking about? Remember
we had a Bombay roll
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in Birmingham? Shut up, bastard!
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You are making the biggest mistake
of your life.
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No, no, don't listen to her.
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Just follow your heart.
Yeah, and if your heart wants
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to just be friends,
that's also fine.
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What do you know about hearts?
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Isaac, please! Guy's a therapist.
He can help.
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Yes! Guy. Guy. Yeah, yeah.
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Huh?
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I don't have the answers.
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Yeah, you do.
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No, I don't. I thought you said
he'd written a book about this.
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Yeah. Yeah, I have.
And I'm meant to be introducing it,
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doing a whole speech about
relationships,
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and I don't even know what to say.
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I don't know
why we put ourselves through this.
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You know, maybe it is just a little
bit too hard and it never works,
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and we all end up just hurting each
other, and then it's over.
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So...
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..there
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DOOR BANGS OPEN
Ah! My girl!
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Baby girl.
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Come on.
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Time to get married.
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We found the bride, guys. Sit down,
please. Take your seats.
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Found the bride, guys. Sit down,
please.
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Take a seat. It's all right.
She's here now.
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WEDDING MARCH BEGINS
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All rise.
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WEDDING MARCH PLAYS
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Please be seated.
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Dearly beloved, we are
gathered here today
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to celebrate the union of
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Cynthia Harris and Gareth Cooper
in marriage.
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What has a heterosexual wedding
got to do with this book?
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Nothing. Shut it.
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A marriage is sacred and goes on
from this lifetime to the next.
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It is the ultimate...
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And you want
to make sure it's really for you,
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because we should note that there
are three people in this marriage.
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Cynthia, Gareth and God.
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And like God,
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you must keep a watchful eye on
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the bond and the love
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that will be forever shared
in eternal marital bliss.
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This is ridiculous. I'm leaving.
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You'll be making
a promise to be together in this
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life and the next.
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If anyone objects to this union,
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speak now or forever hold
your peace.
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I'd like to say something.
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MURMURING
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MICROPHONE WHINES
Let go!
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I'd like to do an introduction to
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Guy Harvey's book,
um, Lessons In Love.
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Relationships are fundamentally
hopeless.
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Let's start there.
I'm going to kill him.
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You know, you meet someone,
and you feel like your life is fixed
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and that there's hope,
and that you can do anything.
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And then... Then do you learn that
they like to leave
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a party at 10pm.
Or they cry in the shower.
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Or they think spending �31 on
a hand wash is a normal thing to do.
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So then come the differences,
the disagreements,
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the arguments, the compromises.
And then before you know it,
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you've basically turned
into your parents,
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which for most of us means
we're fucked.
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And then, well, then you're dead.
So...
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JAMMA CLEARS HIS THROAT
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So why bother?
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Because if you didn't...
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..you'd be saying no to the
adventure.
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The adventure of stepping out
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of your own world and into
someone else's.
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To see not just your own magic,
but theirs.
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And realising that someone else
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is just as fucked up as you are.
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To love and be loved...
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..that's what shapes us...
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..no matter what form it comes in.
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It's not about finding the one,
or never getting it wrong,
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or never hurting each other,
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because we probably will.
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But surely it's just about the joy
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of going on a journey with someone.
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As the famous successful actress
Farida Jamshidi once said...
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..the best journeys
are worth protecting.
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So please buy the book
and review it well.
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Thank you.
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Well, none of that was in my book.
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OK. Well, that wasn't really
an objection,
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so let's carry on.
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PASTOR CLEARS HIS THROAT
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Do you take each other
as your lawfully wedded spouses?
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I don't! I don't!
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Hmm? What?
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Really? After that speech?
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I think I was doing it just
cos my dad wants me to.
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Me too. He's terrifying.
What is going on?
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Oh, no, no, no!
It's a good thing, Daddy.
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I don't want to end up in a sexless
marriage
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like the car insurance lady.
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She doesn't know what she's saying.
Yes, I do.
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Them guys helped talk
some sense into me.
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Uh, no. No, no, that's not...
No, that's not what we meant.
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Those two corrupted my daughter.
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Daddy! Sit down, Lee.
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I'm all right.
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I'm all right, I'm all right.
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I'm going to rip your fucking...
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No, no, I'm sorry. I'll kill them!
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Right, right, right!
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Shout out to my newly ex.
This next one's a big tune!
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MUSIC: Walking On Broken Glass
by Annie Lennox
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You're kidding me?!
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00:19:15,880 --> 00:19:19,119
Gazza? Yeah? Will you join me
for our last dance?
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I'd be honoured!
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Using a heterosexual
wedding to excessively
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demonstrate how we can all learn
from queer relationship models -
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quite frankly, genius.
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I look forward to seeing some more,
Mr Gay.
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# Since you've abandoned me... #
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Can I have this dance,
friend?
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Please!
348
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Terms and conditions,
signed.
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No more fighting?
No more fighting. But if you can't
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fulfil my bodily needs,
I will find other sexual partners.
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OK. OK.
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Singing machine only on weekends.
Weekday. Weekends and Tuesdays.
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Deal. Deal.
354
00:20:05,400 --> 00:20:07,440
Oh, yes. One more thing...
355
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I'm going to kill you!
Lee, don't get involved!
356
00:20:15,160 --> 00:20:17,279
Nothing? Not even a little bit?
357
00:20:17,280 --> 00:20:21,199
No. I'm sorry. You're like my baby
brother's baby brother, you know?
358
00:20:21,200 --> 00:20:23,999
It's weird.
It's like I feel so seen with you.
359
00:20:24,000 --> 00:20:27,010
I don't have that with anyone else.
Yeah, that is friendship.
360
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It's like the world's gone silent
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and all I can hear is the ache in
my chest.
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That's very artistic.
Thanks.
363
00:20:37,160 --> 00:20:40,759
Oh, my gosh, Isaac. That's it.
We've found your trauma.
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What? Heartbreak.
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I am your trauma.
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Oh, I need to paint! Yes!
I am the muse.
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Please don't marry Nigel. What?
368
00:20:54,400 --> 00:20:56,839
Look, I know he's perfect on paper,
but you need someone different.
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00:20:56,840 --> 00:21:00,919
You need the chaos.
Jamma, why would I marry Nigel?
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We should have a conflab
Monday, talk US distributors.
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Oh, my God. Have some
self-respect, mate.
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I'm sorry? I'm just going to give it
to you straight, right?
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Yes, you look great in chinos.
Yes, you know how to carve a turkey.
374
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But he's my guy, not yours!
375
00:21:13,721 --> 00:21:16,679
Anyway, I just came to say goodbye.
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00:21:16,680 --> 00:21:18,559
I'm taking my wife and kids
for dinner.
377
00:21:18,560 --> 00:21:21,639
Oh. Wife? Yeah.
378
00:21:21,640 --> 00:21:25,480
What? So are you bisexual or...?
Not that I know of, no.
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00:21:27,920 --> 00:21:30,799
Well, it was lovely
to meet you, mate. Yeah.
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00:21:30,800 --> 00:21:34,519
You too. Great speech, by the way.
Oh, thank you.
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What a lovely man.
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So I'm your guy, am I?
Sorry, I meant travelling companion.
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Come here.
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CHEERING
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# Walking on, walking on broken
glass
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# Walking on glass
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# Walking on glass
I'm walking on glass
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# Walking on glass
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# I'm walking on glass... #
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MUSIC FADES
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Hell of a view.
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MUSIC: Juice Theme "Shik Ma Van"
by Juice House Band
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