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Oh come on, I've got a babysitter.

I don't want to go.

Well I don't want to go on my own.

Trace.

Bullshit, you've got some clothes here haven't you?

Oh well come on, show us.

Hey Trad, don't you reckon Tracey should come to the school reunion?

Yep.

Is that right?

Tracey never goes out eh?

We'll just have a look, yeah?

You alright?

Yeah.

I'm good.

G'day.

How was it?

It's okay.

Did she behave herself?

Yeah, not a problem.

How was that?

It was alright.

Can we go?

I'll drive.

Oh, can you guys give me a ride home?

Nah, you can walk fatso.

Excuse me, come here.

I had a message from Lionel Dawson on my phone.

How did he get my number?

Hey girl, it's a new world, last time I'm leaving home.

Don't forget to leave me.

Can I play this one?

I should have come.

Oh, I wish you were there.

You didn't stay very long.

I kind of got sick of this.

I thought you were dead.

Everyone was so messy.

Mum was there.

I had to drive her home.

Yeah, I gave her another call but she didn't call back.

You should go see her.

Yeah.

Yeah, I've been thinking about that.

Yeah.

What's up?

Ah, someone's dropping something off for me.

I'm sorry sweetheart.

I didn't know you were coming.

Can I wait in the front room?

Sorry darling.

What's going on Steve?

Brad.

What an honour.

Lionel.

Come on Greg.

I'll get you a drink.

Hey, looking good.

Working hard?

Yeah.

Put up a new guy in there full time.

You know, sold quite a few jerseys this week.

Took the pressure off.

Tracy!

It's all yours now mate.

Yeah?

Yeah, yeah.

Partnership dissolved.

I understand.

It's all up to you now.

So that's it?

Yeah, you're retiring.

That's great.

As to this particular arrangement, that's it.

There'll be no more packages.

At least not for me.

Yeah, well it's interesting timing.

Like I've been making arrangements for detox.

So, yeah.

I'm sweet.

You can't marry her.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm fine.

I reckon this'll be good for us.

Clear the air.

You know.

I won't be so dependent at last.

You'll have more time not working.

Maybe we can take up golf or bush walking or snooker or fucking bridge.

You alright there?

Good luck mate.

Stephen?

Fuck!

Stephen!

Trey sorry I forgot you there.

Yeah.

You did.

Oh.

I'm sorry.

Look at you, eh.

Shiny girl.

I got to go.

I had the stay.

It was spectacular.

Jesus Christ.

Lionel.

Don't get on when I'm here.

Alright?

You wait till I go.

I'm sorry Trey.

I thought you'd go in there and...

Hi, do you want this?

No.

I'll see ya.

See ya, love.

Tracey, you up?

Tracey, this business plan is good.

It's very good.

You've obviously done a lot of research.

It's very impressive.

And this address where you live, is this a rental property?

That's my mum's house.

It's rented.

Yeah.

In the last four years, there's steady

employment, but there's no savings, no capital.

You don't own a car?

No, I've had some debts to pay off.

We do a credit check on all loan applications,

and it is quite colourful, your file, Tracey.

This is a really, really safe estimate.

Did you... did you see this?

We get people coming into the shop all the time asking if we've got internet access,

because we're so close to the station, you see.

I mean, the nearest place is, um...

It's...

Tracey, this is not a personal decision.

This is the bank's policy.

I cannot approve an unsecured loan against someone with your history.

Sorry.

Look, if you can come back with some collateral, we might be able to talk again.

But the way it's currently structured, I can't approve that loan.

OK?

What?

No.

No, I won't do it.

No, Ray.

I said no.

Hey, Trace.

Hey.

The manager said the plan was, um...

What did he say?

It was impressive.

Impressive?

Yeah.

So, we'll sign off on a new shop on Monday.

That gives you a week.

Will the bank be able to transfer the money by then?

By Monday?

Yeah.

Yeah!

Oh.

Did you tell your mum?

Trace.

Did you call your mum?

Yeah.

On the mobile.

And that won't plan.

I have any control.

How many computers can we actually fit in there?

Some shoes?

Some shoes for your mum?

Come on, yeah?

Ray gets his shoes done by that guy up the street.

Oh, yeah?

I'm seeing him tonight.

How's he going?

Come on, kids.

Ray's Ray.

Grab your bags.

Hey, thanks for opening up this morning.

No problem.

There'll be 12.

Sorry?

Computers.

Next door.

Oh.

Cool.

I'll see ya.

See ya.

Girls!

Wait up!

Hello, Ray Hart speaking.

This is where I work.

You get down here and get the shit out of my shop.

I'll throw it in the street.

Do you hear me, Ray?

Yeah, look, I'm gonna have to get back to you in about five minutes, alright?

I'll call you straight back.

Thanks.

You fucking little shit.

You OK?

Oh.

40'd be good.

I dare say.

See you tonight?

Yeah, give us a kiss.

Hey, is it alright if I bring a friend over for dinner?

Friend?

Yeah, I do have him.

Good.

Let's go.

See you tonight.

Hey, Tracey.

Don't hang up on me, Ray.

You get down here and get this fucking shit out of my shop.

I'll throw it in the bin.

Tracey.

Just get here.

Look, I'd have to get a bus, alright?

I've got your back.

You know you got ten bucks for the last meal on Friday and it's Tuesday.

Why don't you just hold on to it till tonight for me, Trace?

Sorry, mate.

I'd be birthday proud.

Last time, Ray.

Sorry about that.

Your password.

I suppose a cup of tea's out of the question?

Yeah.

How's Ray?

He's good.

Yeah.

It's his birthday today.

There's milk if you don't... Still have it, Black.

Trace is doing well?

Yes, she is.

Lionel, what are you doing here?

I just came round to say hello.

That's all.

Say hello and...

I haven't been to a show in years.

Yeah.

You and the kids and me.

Had some times, eh?

Mandolin club and... races.

Beach.

Oh, I miss you.

Lionel.

You gave my daughter heroin.

Yep.

She's clean now.

Look, she's good.

You know...

It's for you.

I don't want anything from you.

You can call a cab.

It's Ray's birthday.

I'm cooking his favourite dinner.

Tracey will be home soon.

And you were never here.

Fran, I don't mind you singing on your ship, but you've got to get the work done too.

No, I didn't.

Remember we got that special?

Two DVDs and you get a packet of that crap popcorn.

Give it away, Trance.

Want me to pick him up later?

No, mate, I'll put him in a taxi.

Unless you want to stay and watch the cable.

I've got to get home.

Yeah, alright.

G'day, mate.

Over there.

Ray Hart?

Yeah.

Thanks for coming out here.

Yeah.

I've got your beer.

Oh, no.

Thanks.

So...

Is there a problem?

Um... I've got some money together with a friend of mine.

We're looking for opportunities to... How much money?

About 30 grand.

No bullshit?

Why would I do that, mate?

No, we're good for it.

Fair enough.

Give us a call tomorrow.

And I'll see what we can do.

Thanks.

Hello, Stevie.

Well, he said a friend.

Isn't that what a friend means?

Could be someone who talked to him at the bus stop.

Look, it's his birthday.

And where's my friend?

Chase, get the door, will ya?

Why is he at the front?

I don't know where the key is.

Use it!

Shit!

Ray's not here yet.

I'll let you in the front.

Is that Ray?

No.

It's Johnny.

He's in Vancouver.

Not anymore.

Shit.

Janelle?

Well, well, what have we got here?

Come in.

Trace.

Do you do free?

You still smoke?

Right, I told you I was coming, yeah?

When did you get back?

A couple of days ago.

Thanks.

Here.

Um, this is for you.

Not real ones.

Why are you wearing a suit?

What am I wearing a suit?

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Hey.

How you going, Ray?

Shit.

So, you know, in Vancouver.

People are making money 24-7.

And that's all they do.

You know, I'm a bit of a...

Work and sleep.

Of course, they don't sleep much.

That sounds like shit.

You've only heard Janelle?

No.

Um, overseas, I've been to New Zealand, Fiji and Bali.

How long you back for?

For good.

Yeah.

I've got a job offer here, so... What sort of a job?

A trader.

With a stockbroker.

I work with my uncle in Canada and his company.

They do the Asian market, so...

Pretty good money, wouldn't it?

Yeah.

It's alright.

I'm also thinking about importing those flowers they gave you.

Thanks.

How you going?

Good.

She's doing great.

She's opening her own shop.

Mum, I'm going into partnership with being who I work for at the video shop.

We're expanding into internet online gaming.

And the bank?

Yeah.

The bank approved my loan today.

That's great.

That's amazing.

No, no, really.

That... is amazing.

Don't touch the bottom of the plate.

Yeah, how many times have I done this?

Happy birthday.

Thanks.

Don't drink at all.

Anything but alcohol.

Speech, Ray.

Get fucked.

I want a big bit.

Well, I'd like to say a few words.

Just a few, Mum?

Yeah.

Ray is 30.

My baby is 30.

Five years ago on this night, I sat in a hospital

emergency room not knowing if you were going to live.

I never want to go through another night like that in my life.

Thanks.

It was a bad night.

Bad night.

And three years of rehab for Ray and me.

People from the past knocking at the door.

I suppose you think about it.

The accident.

Every day, Janelle.

So, when did you start work?

Friday.

In the city.

So, I suppose now you'll be moving out.

To Strathfield, somewhere.

I don't know.

I'm just staying with Kim and June for now.

Well, you probably haven't noticed this, Johnny,

but people have been running from this place.

Almost everyone.

All the houses have changed hands.

They'll all be kicking themselves.

Prices around here going up.

People just want the best they can for their families.

Oh, right.

And I don't.

That's not what I meant.

Five years ago, one's nearly killed in a car crash.

Other one is about to become a fully blown junkie.

Or find herself in jail.

Or maybe bloody both.

So, what do I do?

Can I send them off to rich family overseas?

No.

Can I get Tracy into the clinics to get her clean?

No.

Sit down.

No matter what you do, always someone there to smooth it over.

Need it?

Get it.

Sign the cheque.

Yeah, that would be alright.

Maybe you shouldn't have married such a loser arsehole then.

Ray, are you going to blame your dad for the rest of your life?

Probably, yeah.

Janelle, you would have done those same things if you had the money.

But I don't.

I didn't.

I never did.

Well, you say you don't understand these people, but

they're just doing what you would do if you could.

Oh, I've had enough.

Oh, happy fucking birthday, Ray.

Toto.

Should I take it?

So you can be in it?

Yes.

Thank you.

That would be very nice.

So...

Don't fall off.

I'm fine.

Thank you.

There you are.

Goodnight, darling girl.

Mum, touch my legs.

Thanks for the shit.

Goodnight.

Night.

Night.

Are you alright?

Maybe.

Trace, are we going to fit 12 computers in here?

Yeah, easily.

Yeah, good.

This is cool.

Fix the place up, make a bit of money, and you can refinance and buy me out.

Um, what will you do?

Oh, I've got other businesses, other things I want to do.

No, no, no.

Oh, come on, Trace, why not?

You've been doing it for four years.

You're a bloody great manager.

You know, it's bad luck for tears to fall on the ground of a new business.

Oh, poor sheesh.

Just think about it, eh?

Yeah, right.

Thanks, eh?

Yeah.

The whales aren't believed to be in any danger, but National Parks is standing

guard to ensure harbour traffic and the whale

watchers give the mammals plenty of room to move.

You know, you should have told your mum I was coming last night, you prick.

Same memory.

You stay the hell out of my mind.

Yeah, absolutely.

And give us a look at that phone, will ya?

This is weird, eh?

What?

I don't know, I just figured seeing you again, I'd be more together.

But what about this?

This?

You speak to that guy?

Must.

Told him we had 30 grand, maintenance eyes, went like this.

Come on, let's get out of here.

I want you to take me somewhere, will ya?

Right, I can't drive like this.

What's wrong?

Too worried you might have a crash?

Sorry.

Sports merchandise and legends.

For the next 15 minutes, the one and only Lionel Dawson

is available for postal autographs on any stock or today.

Thanks, mate.

No worries, we'll have to eat.

You can change those prices for me, Marty.

No worries.

You alright?

Yeah, just got a bit of a cold.

I'll drop in later in the week.

I'll give you a ring.

Hello?

Tracy, it's me.

Johnny.

How'd you get my number?

Ray.

Ray gave it to me.

It's hard.

It's hard being back.

Harder than I thought.

Tracy, you there?

I gotta go.

Yeah.

See ya.

Yeah.

Yeah, sure.

You okay?

Yeah.

You okay?

Yeah, just wanna get home.

And I remember the stores in Sydney were all closed.

No stores opened.

And I thought, I thought, I thought, and Johnny wouldn't sleep.

And Johnny wouldn't sleep.

And I thought, he had just lost his parents.

That feeling I will never forget.

But time goes on.

I met June.

And my two husbands told me that my mom is back with me.

My mom is now a real Aussie.

Johnny has been in Vancouver for four years.

He has been working very hard.

And he has a new job here in Sydney.

Today is 20 years since I married June.

Thank you for joining me.

For June, thank you.

That's my name.

I don't know, Lionel.

You're going to have to do something.

You never had to pay for it.

On that street price?

You never had to find it.

No, I won't stand up in front of a bunch of people and say that I was wrong.

That my life was wrong, you know.

Because it wasn't.

It isn't.

I'll get a strip for this sub you told them.

It'll be sweet.

Really?

Yeah, it'll be fine.

One week.

One week?

Yeah, right.

Mmm.

How good is that?

Yummy.

Aren't you having any?

No.

Johnny's back.

Yeah?

How is he?

Straight.

He's clean.

He's a stockbroker.

Is that him on the phone in the mall?

Am I stupid?

No.

An old boyfriend causes such a commotion.

What does that say?

Well, it's okay.

Yeah?

Is it?

Yeah, it is.

It's great.

That look on your face after you spoke to him.

I don't know what's behind that.

I'd kill for that feeling.

You got your paint stuff?

Trace.

I've been to the beach for years.

My body's all...

fucking unpublic.

I'll take you to the beach.

You're my darling.

Eat something.

Yeah.

Ha.

Ha, ha, ha.

Bye.

See you down.

You like trading?

Yeah.

Yeah, I do.

It's fun playing with other people's money, you know?

Tam, I'm impressed.

Car.

Mr. Coolsy.

Car's me uncle's.

Tracey.

How you going?

I'm good.

What are you doing?

Now?

Yeah.

Well, um, nothing.

Do you want to meet up?

Yeah, we could meet on that corner.

You know.

I don't have a car or anything.

I can pick you up.

At, um... At seven?

I'll take you to the city.

There's this really cool restaurant.

Yeah, right.

All right.

Okay.

Bye.

Hey.

Wanna drive?

Yeah.

Okay.

I've got to move if this is the real scene.

We'll see.

We'll see, man.

Good job.

There you go.

Radio set.

Thanks.

So, how you going?

Good.

You look great.

You've really changed since I left.

I'm trying to see you now.

I didn't have a choice.

My uncle sent me away and my bags were packed.

I had no time to see anyone.

Four years.

Yeah.

Anyway, look at you.

You look great.

Yeah.

32.

Living at home with my mum, working at a video shop.

You'd think if I stayed, I'd be clean now.

Fuck knows where we'd be.

What do you want to eat?

I heard the food is pretty good here.

Is that what you've heard?

Like you read restaurant reviews?

Sometimes I do, yeah.

Ready to order?

Yeah.

What would you like?

Take your time.

I'll come back.

You OK?

I don't want to be here.

I'm going to go.

Tracy... No, I just want to go home, OK?

This was a bad idea.

Tracy, where are you going?

I'm going to go home.

Come on, let me drive you home.

No, no, no.

Just don't grab me.

Don't think you can fucking drive me home.

Tracy, come on.

What am I doing here?

How's it so easy for you?

Is it easy?

What do you reckon?

I'll drive you home.

OK?

In

private, Mr Bush spoke to Mr Howard about getting at least

the understanding of what the shape of the deal looks like.

The Prime Minister's office has raised an assurance...

both sides are committed to getting a deal by the end of the year or until...

Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.

What?

Is that lighters?

No, it's my farewell present when I sold the bar in the Philippines.

Some bastard trying to impress me.

I never used it.

It's beautifully handcrafted.

Why don't you keep it?

I'm retired.

Oh, no, it's... No, no, no.

I want you to have it.

Why?

Yeah, I'm not a collector, mate.

Do you want a beer?

I poured you one.

No, I might get going.

Well, there's some white wine in the fridge.

Yeah, no, Jenny's getting a bit jack of me showing up late, so...

If there's nothing else, I'll see you tomorrow.

Yeah, all right.

About ten?

Sure.

Hey, um...

What happened to that bikey couple that were running Speed Factory for us?

Yeah, Merv and Eileen.

Yeah.

Where'd they go?

Uh, Kangaroo Valley, I think.

They got some goats up there.

Goats?

Goats.

Yeah, I just want to get things finalised.

Lawyers are on my case, you understand?

Yeah, yeah, sure.

Now, Stephen, just sit down for a minute, will you?

I know you want to get back to your family, but...

Look, um...

I know some things about me that you've found...

difficult.

Oh.

No, no, no, I want to say this.

I know the sort of man you are, and...

your thoughts about such matters might have made things...

I'm not one to judge, mate.

I just want to...

thank you for your trust and discretion.

Okay, well, I'll see you tomorrow.

Yeah, yeah, all right.

Righto.

Okay.

Bradley's got no idea.

He hasn't been down to the Speed Factory in years.

He just wants to fuck hoes and play golf.

Well, what if he goes down there?

Well, then he does.

Merv and Eileen can deal with it.

Honestly, Stephen.

Ow!

Ow!

Ow!

Ow!

Is there any blood?

Is she all right?

Oh, just a little bit.

Oh, my buddy, my buddy!

Oh, well, that's all right, cos we've got him now.

Aren't we silly duffers?

There you go.

These tiles are shit.

Bloody dangerous, too.

You know, Tony and Jean have got a new floor.

You can just lay it straight over the slab.

Yeah, well, good.

Yes, it does.

Here we go.

It's okay, it's okay, honey.

There you go.

Shh, shh, shh, shh.

There.

There we go.

See, this is why we're doing this, Stevie.

So we can say, I want a new floor and we can have it.

And it's worth it.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Across Princess Isle on the outside.

And now Springspur are pushing up.

And now Carbalass has dropped to the tail.

Heading into the back now.

Springspur by four.

Second is now Carbalass.

Six away third.

And the event was either made and four off to Princess Isle.

Tracey, your brother's here.

Come on, please.

He's not here.

Having a good purr?

You're losing your touch, Trace.

Why didn't you wake me?

Oh, excuse me.

I missed my swim.

I did try to wake you.

But if my memory serves me correctly, you told me to fuck off, Mum.

Sorry.

Mum, just drop her off here.

She can get the train.

I'm late.

There's the station, Trace.

Fuck.

Where are you going, anyway?

Um, I don't know.

It's a surprise.

Yeah, just somewhere, never you mind.

Mum, go right here.

Mum?

Mum?

Go.

Oh, don't.

Stop it.

For goodness sake.

Fuck.

Go in here.

We're gonna take forever to get back on this fucking freeway.

I take Tracey to work.

Laura picks her up.

Right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Mum?

Just wait, please.

Trace?

Did you go out with Johnny last night?

Yeah.

Okay.

Hey, Mum?

Give us a kiss.

Oh, no, no, my break-up, you naughty girl.

Fuck it.

Fucking lesbians.

You have a good day.

Could you not call out fucking lesbian mum?

Please, would you not?

Doesn't it go on the tease?

No.

That's right, I'd look for it if I was a customer.

Would you?

When did you find out about the bank?

This afternoon.

What?

You told Janelle you got the loan approved already?

Yeah.

Did you tell her anything different?

No.

The past is right here.

It's right here.

Are you all right?

Yeah.

Just didn't sleep much last night.

For a reason, or are you just watching some TV?

I went out with Johnny.

Are you all right?

It's changed.

Didn't you and Janelle have a chitty chat about that?

Tracey.

Yeah?

Lionel Dawson.

OK.

I can buy that.

He's an old friend.

Do you think this is OK?

He's straight.

Straighter than you.

Yeah, but...

Do you feel OK about being around him?

Laura, I can handle it.

You don't even know him.

No, I don't.

He's a stockbroker.

I went to this really nice restaurant in the city.

What?

You look scared.

I haven't seen that look for a while.

Well, there's this big fucking empty space here, and what goes there?

Tracey, it's OK.

I'm fine.

I'm fucking unreal fine.

Take it easy.

Yeah, OK.

Brad, it's Lionel.

If you're there, mate, please pick up.

I really need to talk to you.

Brad, it's Lionel again.

Hey, please call me, mate.

Hey.

Hey.

What's that?

The third time today?

Your wife's outside.

Oh, she's got a key.

These fucking boxes.

There are people waiting.

Did I say today, Denise?

If you want to arrange this, you talk to me.

Because I fucking live here, not her.

Yeah.

Yes, but I co-own it, Bradley.

Come on, Stephen.

You fucking prick.

Do you know whose house this is?

It's Bradley Thompson's.

What?

Don't you want to have a look inside?

Of course.

It's open for inspection, Mum.

Look, anyone can go in.

How did you find out about it?

I just read it in the paper.

Come on.

Hi, my name's Tracey Harder.

I had an appointment with Donald Silvani.

Yeah, no, no, no.

It's just that I need to secure the loan as soon as possible.

No?

Oh, okay.

No, no, that's great.

Yep, yep.

No, I'll be there.

Thank you.

Excuse me.

Um, I've got to close the shop.

Do you want anything?

Yep.

Got your card?

I was going to get changed.

I'll be two minutes.

Trace!

Oh, honey, I forgot.

I've got our payment for this, yes?

It's fucking horrible.

I'll be back in a couple of hours, all right?

I called Brad so many times, but he didn't call back.

I don't know.

I don't understand.

Sorry, Lionel.

I've only got to go.

Look, I'll be back really soon, all right?

Hmm.

Hi, I'm here to see Donald Silvani.

Mm-hmm.

Take a seat.

Yeah, it's all right.

I'll be back in a couple of hours.

It's about a half an hour trip.

Yeah.

That's not bad.

It's pretty quick.

Hi.

Hi, Johnny.

Steven Moss.

Steven.

How's Johnny doing?

How are you?

Good.

Good.

Good.

Oh.

I'm sorry.

Excuse me.

What was that?

What were you...

Hi.

Hi.

Where are you?

Um, I'm with some friends at the club.

Where are you?

I'm just sorting out some...

finishing up the bank stuff.

Oh.

Oh.

It's kind of hard for me to talk right now.

Sure.

Sure.

Sorry.

No, no, no.

It's fine.

It's great you called.

I missed you.

Um, I just... I wanted to say that last night.

Tracey, listen.

I'll call you.

Okay?

I have to finish here.

Excuse me.

You can go now.

Uh, yeah.

I've got to go.

G'day, Tracey.

How are you?

Good.

How are you?

Hi.

Sit down.

Sit down.

I'll be a sec.

Bloody computers.

He's cute.

You want kids?

Don't know.

I've got a friend who's having a second baby.

Really?

That's nice.

A lot of work.

Mm.

You got a boyfriend?

Would it help alone if I did?

No.

No.

Maybe.

Okay.

Now, the business loan.

I'm really sorry, Tracey, but there's no way I can approve this loan for you today.

I think you probably know why.

Okay.

What if I reduce the amount a little bit?

Like, instead of making it $40,000, I made it $25,000?

The business is great, but it's a leased premises.

And there's no real capital, so if the bank did

have to come in, there'd be nothing to recoup on it.

It'll be built into the new shop.

I mean, the computers, the stock, the customer base...

Tracey, is there someone you can get to help you out with it?

You know, maybe get your dad to go guarantor or... That's just not gonna happen.

Look, I'm not asking for a gift here.

I'll be paying it back.

Tracey, we did a credit check on you.

I'm paying it off.

I've organised it.

You just caught... I'm paying it off.

Look here.

Have you been refused credit in the last ten years?

You ticked the box no when you should have ticked yes.

I wouldn't have ticked yes.

That just means fucking no.

You think by ticking no when you should have

ticked yes, it's not gonna count against you?

We do check these things here, Tracey.

We know that you've been charged with credit card fraud.

So this bank has never lent money to criminals?

Okay, this isn't productive.

I think we should just take a deep breath.

Yeah, well, sorry to be taking up your precious fucking time.

We good?

We good.

How can I?

All right.

Good to meet you.

Hey, Ray.

Yeah?

What were you doing this morning?

I saw you on the street, idiot.

Open for inspection, mate.

We're good.

We're good.

We're good.

The only reason you're useful is you're a

fucking speck a thousand miles from anywhere.

If by accident we do meet, you look straight through me and I do likewise.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Yeah, sure, whatever.

We're still friends.

I'm still on.

Get your cup of tea.

I can't do this.

I'm so fucking ugly.

I'm calling an ambulance.

No, I don't want an ambulance, Trace.

What do you want?

The paid stuff.

There.

Oh, I'm sorry, Trace.

What was that Street?

It's alright.

I'm sorry, I fucking stink.

Don't worry about it.

I'm sorry.

How many times do you do this?

Four.

Four, fuck.

Is it worth it?

Reality ball fucking shit.

Well, if you can't get it for free anymore,

your life's going to get fucked up really fast.

You've just got to be strong.

You know, to get... Oh, Tracey.

Shush.

Sorry.

Oh, Tracey.

I went and saw Janelle, you know.

She hates me.

She still hates me.

I'm no good, you know.

Turn everything to shit.

Janelle and you.

You've got no fucking idea.

Mum's life was up to shit before she met you.

We were going out to Chinese restaurants with Lionel Dawson.

Yeah.

We were going down the beach with fucking Lionel fucking Dawson.

And when we went out, we came home in taxis.

It's like we were famous too.

Mum...

Mum went...

We all went fucking mad.

We'd never known anyone.

No, I thought just because I could play a fucking game.

Oh, God.

It's because you loved us.

God.

All right?

You fucking loved us and you didn't have to.

Like both of them, you know.

I loved them both and they've both fucking gone from me, your mum and Brad.

Like, I really thought that I'd get a happy ever after, you know.

I didn't... I...

Honestly, Trace, I...

Like, I never thought this...

Trace, I'm fucking scared.

I can't go through another hour of this, you know.

Please, darling, there's money in the wardrobe, eh?

Please, darling.

Eh?

Like, I'm sorry.

Oh, you know.

You know.

I can't score for you, Lionel.

Fuck.

How can you even ask me to?

Because there's no one else to fucking ask.

There's fucking no one.

There's fucking no one.

Trace, what the fuck are you doing?

It's not for me.

How much do you want?

Three Gs.

Yeah, I can do it.

You call this number in ten minutes.

Got the correct money?

Yeah.

You alright?

Right.

Excuse me.

Is there a toilet in there?

Yeah, in that door.

Let's go.

It's ringing.

Trace, it's me.

Hey, where are you?

I'm at your place.

Trace, you alright?

What's happened?

Mum, what have you told your mum?

Did you shut the shop?

Uh, no.

Well, Ming rang here looking for you because the shop was shut up.

So you did shut the shop.

Yeah.

Yeah, I had to do something.

What's that noise?

Where are you?

Oh, shit.

What?

She's at the train station.

Trace?

What?

Do you want a lift?

I've got my car here.

Yeah.

Okay, I'm on my way.

Just wait.

Okay?

Yeah, alright.

I'm gonna go get her.

Why is she there?

She's just getting a train.

Oh, funny!

You've got no fucking idea what you're dealing with here, have you?

You come swanning in here like Lord Prince fucking up himself.

And Tracey's at the train station, Johnny.

Where people fucking buy drugs.

Where they score.

Where I've had to scrape her off and pick her up off the fucking pavement.

Janelle.

Janelle.

Janelle.

I'm gonna go get her.

Don't you hurt her.

Like I hurt Rai.

Just bring her home.

I'll take her where she wants to go.

Lionel.

Yeah.

Oh, sorry Trace.

Just have to ask you.

Can't you see what it costs?

Yeah.

You can't keep it up.

Oh, I own this place.

I own the business.

And I've got photos there.

You know, jerseys.

Design ones worth a...

Some of them are priceless.

You know.

I'm a priceless bastard.

You go away now, eh?

You're so beautiful.

Go on, you go away.

I won't do it again, Lionel.

Don't ask me.

No, I understand.

Thank you, love.

You know what I think about when I think about you?

I think about kissing you.

When we used to.

Just spend the whole afternoon just lying in bed.

Kissing.

I don't think I've kissed you when I wasn't out of it.

Give it a go.

That was okay.

What's wrong?

I don't think I've kissed you You used to love this.

Yeah, I do.

I just...

I just fall away with it, you know?

I just fall away.

I told Mum I had the loan.

No, I don't.

No bank will take me on.

Ming thinks I'm turning up to a restaurant on Monday with $40,000.

I've done everything I can and I just can't get it.

How much have you got?

Me?

Have you got any money?

Yeah.

$2,000.

How much can you...

How much can you borrow from the shop?

We've got what?

Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

You might be able to get near if you had like ten or more.

I could put it into some offshore markets.

I'd make more than this in a shorter time.

People make thousands.

Millions all over the world this way every day.

It's not easy but it can be done.

Yes.

Today's Monday.

It's been a week since you crashed.

You crashed the last reminder.

But I did have this... this...

I don't know why now.

I'm sorry.

Hello, Cheryl.

I talked to your father...

I'm strange.

Thanks.

Thanks.

This...

This is all you can get.

Yeah.

How many shops you got now?

Just the one.

They used to be everywhere.

Yep.

This is a good spot, eh?

How long ago did your mum die?

Oh...

Three years ago now.

It must be worth a bit.

Yeah, maybe.

So, I don't know.

You can make it here, say, twice a week or so.

Lionel.

It's not gonna last long.

I've put myself out enough getting you that, alright?

No.

Sure.

No, sweet.

Why the fuck did you call me?

You got friends in higher places?

What about your boyfriend?

Your business partner.

He'd be a better place to help you, surely.

My business partner?

What are you on about?

I do know who Bradley the jockey Thompson is.

Yeah, he can't help me.

Are you kidding?

No.

He's closed up.

He's retired.

He can't help me.

Well, I don't know who you've been talking to.

Well, who have you been talking to, eh?

Steven Moss.

Ray, what you doing with Moss?

I won't ask you to do this again.

I'm gonna go.

Can I help you?

Yes.

Do you know any Nguyen here?

Johnny N-G-U-Y-E-N.

Here's his card.

He gave me his card.

Just a minute, please.

Do you mind coming with me?

We can sort this out.

Sort what out?

Is he here or not?

This is our company card and this is a forgery.

Johnny Nguyen doesn't work here.

And if he's trying to aggravating or doing

anything under our name, it's quite serious.

Do you know this man?

No.

Excuse me.

Ma'am.

Tracey.

Hi.

Um, you know my family.

Everybody here remember Tracey?

Tracey, hi.

Um, my uncle.

June.

You know Mai.

Hi, Tracey.

Her mom.

Why don't you join us, Tracey?

Johnny first day at work today.

What's happening?

What's going on?

Oh, no, no, no.

Everything's fine.

Ma, shh.

Tracey.

Yes, I can.

Tracey.

Tracey.

Don't grab me.

Tracey, fuck off.

Tracey.

Fuck off.

Tracey.

Tracey.

Okay.

Okay, all right.

This is...

Tracey, this is...

You see, I had to convince my uncle that I had this career, that I was okay.

You see, it's the only way... I didn't send you away.

I'm right here.

You sent me this shit, too?

I didn't know anything was gonna happen between us.

It doesn't matter.

This is all crap.

All of this.

Tracey.

Will you fucking look at me?

What was this about making me $40,000?

What was that?

Ryan, I have a trip to do this weekend.

And I can still get you your money.

Right.

I can get it for you by Monday.

You can have what you want.

Ryan?

You and Ryan?

So you're not a stockbroker.

You're still a drug dealer.

Fuck.

I'm sorry, Tracey.

I thought I could do this for you and you wouldn't be involved.

I am fucked.

It's just...

Just this one time for me.

Look at me.

Ryan.

We do this with Ryan together.

We can get what we want.

I can't get the loan, Mum.

Does Ming know?

Is it so bad?

I mean, you've still got your job.

You're the manager.

That's quite an achievement.

I don't want to just have a job.

Four years I've been working in that place.

Four years I've been working in that place.

Turning up on time, spending hours chained up in there.

What do you want, Tracey?

I want to turn up on Monday with enough cash to be an owner of that business.

What else?

When Johnny was here the other night...

Shit, I gave him a hard time.

And I thought, where did that come from?

But...

I've seen you these last few days since he's been back.

And...

Mum...

I see a bit of my little girl back.

Yeah.

Well, it's not that easy, Mum.

You know...

No, it's not.

You would've done something different if you could've, wouldn't you?

If it had changed things for you.

Trace, it's your life.

Darling.

It's no one else's.

Got your card?

Yep.

We've got $15 in overdue fees.

Do you want to pick that up now?

Would you want to pay a couple of dollars off for today?

Alright.

Great.

This guy will fix you up.

Thanks for this.

No worries.

I need the money.

How much is here?

Eight.

So do you bring it back?

Yeah.

I've got to buy a...

How far out is it?

A couple of hours south.

Okay.

I'm coming with you.

No, she's not.

I go where that money goes.

Fuck.

Okay, Tony.

As discussed, if we don't reach the reserve, you talk to him.

You handle all the negotiations.

I can't go there, not today.

Oh, Jesus fucking Christ.

Oh, this is very exciting, eh?

You prick!

What did you do that for?

It's a hearing.

You fucking shouldn't be.

Fucking hurt my head.

Is it bleeding?

Why are you in my house?

I've had a fucking shit week.

I've heard from credible sources that you aren't retiring.

That makes you a full-blown prick, you know?

Say again?

I think you heard me.

Who told you I wasn't retiring?

Yes, you told Steven.

Alright.

Let's have a look at it.

That's alright.

I kind of liked it.

Come on, mate.

I'll sort you out.

Steven, if I drive down to my place at Milford, what am I going to find there?

I don't know.

I haven't been there in years.

That's not what I asked, mate.

Hey, hello.

Long time.

Hi, Jenny.

We due at Mum's?

Yeah, yeah.

We'll be right.

Plenty of time.

How are they?

Come on, then.

We'll brush your hair.

Good to see you, Brad.

Lionel.

Kenny.

Get that stuff for Lionel.

Yeah, four Gs.

See, uh, I own that place.

It's in my name.

I know that.

Look, do you believe this old junkie?

This is what he wanted.

His name is Lionel Dawson.

He has done things and been in situations you can only dream of.

He's one of the greats, you prick!

Oh, Steven, come on.

Fuck.

You can't smoke in here, mate.

Oh, this is nice, eh?

Oh, yes, it's very nice.

Steven, I know how much you earn.

I know how much your fucking mortgage is.

You tell me everything, you bloody idiot.

You won't shut up.

This is all new.

Lionel.

Wait in the car, will you?

Just tell me the truth.

What have you been doing under my name, behind my fucking back?

One phone call.

I find out that you own such shit.

He's the one you have to worry about, Bradley.

See, this feeling you've got now, this worry is terror.

I never had that.

You're in trouble now.

I can smell it coming off you.

Will you drive, Lionel?

What?

Drive the car.

Yeah, sure.

I'm gonna fucking sort this out.

I need some information.

Lionel, you there?

He's okay?

Hey.

Oh.

Thanks.

What's going on there?

Come on, Trace.

You know how to love someone.

Just fucking dive in.

I'll have what you're done with the place, Brad.

Stephen fucking mossed that fuck.

He's rung them.

Fucking warned them.

A cup of tea, eh?

I think it must have cleared out quickly.

Probably passed them on the road.

What's wrong with you?

Nothing.

What about that shit I got you?

I'm not gonna get on.

Maybe when I'm clean we can build a house here, eh?

Lionel, for fuck's sake.

Yeah, but you know what you said to Stephen?

Like you said, I'd been in situations...

You know, you said I was great.

I love you, Brad.

I love you, Brad.

I miss you.

Anything you ever left us is.

That's not...

That's not fucking true.

Listen to me, Lionel.

Who's this Ray Hart?

Do you know him?

No.

No.

No, just the truth.

I don't know him.

Seriously.

You're a fucking liar.

That's not true.

Come on, don't.

Not you, Brad.

Please.

There's things I can explain.

You are a fucking lying junkie cunt.

You've caused me nothing but trouble.

Fuck.

It's over, Lionel.

It's fucking over.

It's over.

Now just stay there.

Just don't come anywhere near me.

Just sit there.

I'm tired.

Just stay there, Lionel.

Yeah, okay, Brad.

Just straight up here, then make a left.

What's that there?

I reckon that's it.

Just back here, yeah?

Alright.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Ray?

There's nothing here.

Calm ice.

Fucking voicemail!

This is bullshit.

Let's get out of here.

Trace, let's get out of here.

Trace.

Lionel?

Oh, shit.

Lionel!

Trace?

Lionel!

Tracey!

Is there any blood?

I don't know.

Shit.

Lionel?

Tracey?

Shit.

Trace?

Not true.

It's not true.

Lionel?

Is he alright?

Fuck, he's OD'd.

I've got to get him to the hospital.

Ray, help me.

Come on.

You alright?

Oh, for shit.

I've got to get him to the hospital.

Oh, fuck.

Get in the car.

Bring the car up.

Quick, please.

Shit, shit, shit, shit.

Keep going.

Don't stop.

Keep going.

Keep going.

Get him in the car.

There's no pulse.

I can't feel it.

I can't.

Just get him in the car.

Come on.

Shh.

Come on.

Hey, Ray.

What's happening?

I don't know what's going on, Steven.

I swear to fucking god, I don't know what's going on.

Hey, buddy.

Partner.

Hey!

Sorry, hey, John.

I'm alright, I'm alright.

Fucking moron.

You two go get the money out of the car.

Go on.

No.

You can't have that money.

Trace.

What?

You know what you've done.

What have I done?

There's an old man dead.

And your boyfriend OD'd.

What have I done?

I need the fucking money.

No.

No, it's not your money.

And we're just gonna go, alright?

We're just gonna take Lionel.

Okay?

Johnny?

Get the money, Ray.

Get fucked.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Just think, think.

I need that money.

If you take our money, we're gonna go to the police.

Come on, you're Mary, aren't you?

I need that money.

So what are you gonna do?

You gonna kill us?

I mean, you have to kill all of us.

Otherwise you've fucked your life.

I mean, it's gone.

Your life.

We're just gonna go.

We're gonna take him.

And you'll never hear from us again.

Alright?

Winner.

Winner, winner, alright?

Winner, buddy.

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Tracy's Lionel here.

Jesus, I'm sorry about this week.

About asking and that.

You know, I'm a fucker.

That's for sure.

The last thing I ever wanna do is put you in any danger of sliding back, you know.

So I understand you can't see me for a while.

That's smart.

Lucky you are.

Just wanted to say thank you for everything you've done, you know.

Let you know that I'm good.

I'm really good.

Gonna really sort it out this time.

And next time I see you, it'll be really good, eh?

So, my shiny, shiny girl.

Take good care of yourself.

And, uh, yeah, like...

Alright, love.

Bye, love.

Keep driving Saturday afternoon Just pass me by I'm just savoring familiar sights We

share some history This town and I And I can't stop That

long-forgotten Feeling of her Try to book a room To stay tonight

Number one, needs to find some friends to say You're doing well After all this time

You boys look just the same Number two is the happy hour at one of two hotels.

Settle into play, do you remember so and so?

Number three is never say her name.

Oh, the flame cheats will light the weary driver.

And there's nothing else will set fire to his sound.

There's no change, there's no fate.

Everything's within its place.

Just makes it harder to believe.

She won't be around.

And I'm wondering if you'll go or if you'll stay.

Now then,

she won't be around.

Everything's within its place.

Just makes it harder to believe.

She won't be around.

Now then, she shows herself and the little boy gets carried away.

What do you have in common with no salvation?