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On the buses, Programme 3, production
number 0755, recording date 2771, take

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Look at them.

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Blimey. Good job they're getting married
tomorrow.

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They're planning their honeymoon.

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Planning it? As long as it looks like
they're having it.

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It's a brave bloke, you know, marrying
the Inspector's niece.

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Yeah. Talk about the Express's niece.

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Here comes Hitler.

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I want a word with you about that. Oh,
I'm sure I want a word with you.

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Shut that up right away, I'll tell you.
Shut up.

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I'm up to here as it is, I tell you.

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I certainly made a mistake letting my
niece work in a bus depot.

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I wouldn't have known it would end in
disaster.

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What's the matter?

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She's marrying a busman. That's what's
wrong, mate.

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What's the matter with that?

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He's dim. All busmen are dim. And he's
about the dimmest one out of the lot of

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them. Bill, he's not dim.

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He must be dim.

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Look what he's done.

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He's made you his best man.

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You? Why you?

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He must be mad.

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Have you ever been a best man before,
have you?

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No. Oh. Well, you'll find I make a mess
up of it, won't you?

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How can you do the job properly?

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Don't worry about me doing the job
properly, mate. You want to worry about

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He's never been married before.

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No, but let's face it, he's got one over
on you. I'll bet he's had a few

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rehearsals.

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Oh,

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right, send her down. We're only joking.

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I'll tell you what, Blake, you've got
nothing to worry about. 10 .30 tomorrow

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morning, I'll have him at St Michael's
Church.

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Yeah.

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I will do that, won't you, butler?

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Yes, I will.

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Yeah, yeah. Quick, they're getting
married at St. Father's this evening.

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I always get those two mixed up. You
watch it tomorrow morning, butler.

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I'm going to be at that church, you
know. I'm giving the bride away.

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Yeah, you ought to be good at that,
Blackie. I mean, you've shopped enough

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blokes in your time.

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Go on, have a good laugh, go on.

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You know your duties, don't you?

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Duties? No.

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I'm going to be the best man tomorrow,
getting married tomorrow morning.

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You'd better study this list. You're
responsible for arranging for the

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transportation for the guests, making
the speech, proposing the toast, reading

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the telegrams, carrying the luggage and
organising the photos. You'd better

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study that. For this lot? Yes.

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I mean, no wonder the bridegroom has to
have the best man.

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God, if you had to do this lot, it'd be
too tight to do anything else.

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Isn't it exciting, Uncle? We won't be
seeing one another again till we meet at

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the church.

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Yeah. Hey, got me things for the night,
then. Ta -ra. Ta -ra.

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What's he got his things for the night
for?

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Well, he's coming home with me, isn't
he?

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Me and Jack and a few of the other
drivers, we're taking him out on his

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night bachelor party.

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Oh. Yes, we're going down to the red
line, Victor.

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I promise you, Blakey, we'll have him
out of there before nine o 'clock,

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Jack? Oh, yes, we'll have to be, because
at 9 .15 we're meeting the maintenance

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lads at the three horseshoes. Oh, right.

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No, no, no, Blakey, we'll only be there
half hour. Yeah, because at ten o 'clock

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we're meeting the darts team down at the
green men.

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You've got to be paranoid, haven't you?
Yeah.

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Yeah.

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You won't get him to the church
tomorrow, mate. You won't get him

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what happened? My poor niece would be
spending a wedding night in a row,

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wouldn't she? Oh, no, no, Blakey. I
mean, that's up to you, isn't it? Rule

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If the right man doesn't turn up, it's
up to you to provide a relief substitute

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on the job.

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I think Jack, even if he was the only
boy in the world, the state he's in, he

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couldn't do nothing about it.

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He is enjoying himself, isn't he? Yeah,
it's a good night though, isn't it?

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Bill, son, here.

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Is he all right, do you think? We'd
better sober him up a bit. Yeah, that's

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That's what we've got to do. What are we
going to do then? Tell you what, a

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couple of raw eggs.

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Raw eggs?

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Eggs, raw eggs.

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Have you ever seen a chicken walking
about sloshed?

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Put it in something. Put it in
something. You're funny, Jack. That's

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That's funny. Put it in something.

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Yeah, we'll put it in there. It's full
of milk. You can't put it in there.

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This is good. This is good. Say what?

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Put him in there. You might have saved
me a drop.

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Go on, crack a leg in there. Oh, I'll
crack one in there.

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What's the matter with you, Sloss?

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It's too hard. There's nothing to do
with me, mate. It was one of them soft

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shellings, wasn't it?

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I'll do it properly this time. Just
speak, you know. Gently.

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Gently does it. Crack it like that.

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And you go... Put it in the mouth.
That's no good. That's no good.

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I'll do it. I'll do it. Yeah, I'll do
it. I'll do it.

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I'll do it. All right. Kiss another one.
Kiss another one. All right.

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Jack, Jack, I'll tell you what, son.

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It's the quickness of your hand that
deceives the eye.

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You see, you take the egg, nobody got my
sleeve, and you take...

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That's good, that's good. That's a good
trick, isn't it? Oh, I know, yeah, I

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know. No, no, properly, properly.

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Get them out of the way, chuck them out
of the way. Now, gently, gently does it.

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Now, that's beautiful, isn't it? Now, I
never broke this out, this egg, did I?

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Wait a minute, you've got a bit of shell
in there. That's nothing, that's

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nothing. Get that out easy, Steve.

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No, they're blunt.

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Pull it up to the top, and as the bits
come past, I can get hold of them, see?

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Right.

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And I've got the shell out.

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Well, now get it back in the glass.

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Wait a minute, I've got a better idea.
What?

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Let's get him over here and make him
lick it up.

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It's all funny when you've had a few,
you know, Jack. I haven't had any.

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I'll get it. I'll put it back. Don't
worry.

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Listen, I'll get one of them scrapers.

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Have you got one?

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Yeah, I've got this one.

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Never mind, I'll get it out.

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I'll put that back later, see?

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Get it out. Hold it. Get it out.

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Right.

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Put it out there.

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You see, Jack, this is what's called
giving me hand.

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If I put it... Yeah, put it inside.

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OK.

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Now, I'll put all this lot out.

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Keep it still. Don't move it.

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Right.

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What did you do that for?

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Jim,

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I'm showing you a little consideration.

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There are people trying to sleep in
here.

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Sorry, Art. Sorry, yeah. And what's
wrong with him?

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Well... What's wrong with...

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Fuck, I'm trying to... It's good for the
feet. It's roaring.

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Hey, yeah.

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Well, get me a cloth. Get me something
to clean it off with. No, no. No, no,

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Don't wipe it off.

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Wipe. Then tomorrow morning, you can go
to work on an egg.

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and you're angry.

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Arthur, you shouldn't have come down
without your slippers.

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I'm well aware of that.

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Oh, what happened?

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They've been throwing eggs about.

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No, we haven't, no.

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See, oh, we were trying to make a sort
of hangover cure.

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Did it work?

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Not when you're treading it.

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Will you shut up?

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You're supposed to be the best man. I
mean, look at him.

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My groupie's supposed to be getting
married in the morning.

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Oh, dear.

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Will he be all right?

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Of course he will.

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Of course he won't. You've filled him
full of drink, haven't you? No, I

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at all, no.

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I don't know why it's like that. Arthur,
listen, I gave him about half a dozen

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scotches. Scotches? Yeah.

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I was buying him gins.

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I told him she's bright.

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I'm not about drunk. He must have the
DTs.

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Don't be so rude.

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I'm going up to bed.

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You know I look terrible in the morning
when I'm woken up in the middle of the

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night. You look terrible every morning.

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She must be woken up every night.

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It must be more like a new offer than I
thought.

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I think we can all do without your
offensive remarks, thank you.

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On it.

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Up to bed.

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Did it hurt?

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Where do you get your drunken friend out
of here?

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Watch this guy, mate.

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No,

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don't. He always turns a bit snotty when
he... Come on, let's get him in the

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front room. I'll give you a hand. Put
him on the couch. Come on, then.

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Go on, boy.

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You're all right now. We got you.

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Oh.

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Just a minute, Jack. What's the matter?

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Oh, I've gone giddy now.

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Do you think you're going to be able to
get him to the church in the morning?

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The way I feel, I'll be lucky if I get
him in the parlour tonight.

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Here.

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How long's your friend Bill going to be?

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I don't know. He's in the bathroom
getting ready, isn't he?

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Well, look at the time. We're going to
be late for the wedding.

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You're with Arthur.

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Arthur!

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Oh,

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brother, I've got a rotten edge, you
know. Take it, E .T.

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a nice bit of breakfast, streaky bacon,
sausages and a nice lump of fried bread.

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Take it away, Mum, please.

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Oh, but love, I cooked it special.

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I'll have it.

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How long's that friend of yours going to
be in that bathroom?

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He's been in there over half an hour
already.

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He's getting married today, you know.
He's entitled to have a bath and cut his

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toenails, isn't he?

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Well, you can't tell him.

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A man must have a good soak on his
wedding day.

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I remember your dad came straight from
the public bath to the altar.

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Whenever I smell carbolic soap, it
always reminds me of my wedding night.

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Well, I mustn't get sentimental.

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Oh, Mum, as it's Bill's wedding day, do
you think he'd like to borrow my talcum

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powder? Oh, no!

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Why not?

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Arthur did on our wedding day.

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Why don't you think what?

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sexy beast.

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I'm always put on talcum every night.

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It's what I need to. Don't I have to
kill the smell of your chuglay night?

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Well, you can be rude. I wasn't being
nice. You shut up!

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Gordon, if Billy is you two, I'll never
get him to the church.

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I know he's a blushing, bright groom
this morning.

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Are we going to actually see him at the
ceremony?

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Or is he still in a state of
intoxication?

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He'd be all right when he's had a bath
and had a bit of breakfast. I'll get

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don't worry.

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Oh, I've made his breakfast. It's all
spoiling. I think I'd better give him a

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call. I think

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I heard him coming.

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I'm over here, Bill, son.

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I don't think I... I don't think I'm
going to pass by.

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Yeah, make me one as well while you're
there, will you?

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I thought you said he was all right.

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He's incapable.

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It's your father's done it most
probably. It does make people dizzy. Oh,

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worry, love. All you've got to do is get
into the church.

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Have you got the ring?

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He's bound to have forgotten that.

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Oh, no, I haven't, clever dick.

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I put it on my little finger last night
so I wouldn't forget it.

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The clever boy. Now, all you've got to
do is... Make your speech and see them

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off. Oh, God, that's it. I've forgotten
it. Speech, speech.

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I haven't even rehearsed it. Oh, no.

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Well, I don't know. Here.

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I wonder if it sounds all right. Mum,
listen to this. Listen to this.

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Arthur, stop stuffing your face. Listen.

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See what you think of it. Right. And
Bill.

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Ladies and gentlemen.

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That's nice.

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I'm starting, Jack.

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Ladies and gentlemen.

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Before I propose to help of the lucky
couple, as Bill's friend and best man, I

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must say how lucky Sally is to have
found herself such a fine, upstanding...

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As you see, they are a very

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well -matched couple.

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Why, is the bride going to be plastered
and all?

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Will you belt up?

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And I'm sure...

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All the girls here are envying Sally and
wondering how she managed to meet Bill.

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Probably tripped over him in the gutter.

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No, no, no, that's not very nice. Now,
go on, love, come on.

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Shut up, you.

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I know, I know, you will want to join me
in wishing them many, many years of

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happiness.

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And good luck in the long, uncertain
journey that lies ahead of them. No.

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They're going to use one of your buses,
aren't they?

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Don't speak to me like that. You must
wish them good health.

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Well, it doesn't do any good. They
wished Arthur and me good health on our

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wedding day. And then he had to have his
operation.

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I don't know why you have to keep
bringing that up.

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It was months before you were right. The
hospital was full up. I was kept

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waiting eight months.

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You weren't the only one.

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I'm going to stay easy and these brides
are going to be waiting eight months at

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all. Oh, Stan, look at the time.

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We'll be late to the wedding. Here, get
him up. Come on.

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I've been waiting outside there in the
front of the church with my niece like

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idiot. Because she thought she'd been
jilted.

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Come on.

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Where's the bridegroom?

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You've left him behind, haven't you?

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Oh, my, don't you forget something.

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What have you done to him?

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I knew I should never have allowed you
to be the best man.

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What's the matter with me? It's all
right.

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All right? Look at the style of him,
look.

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I can't allow my niece to be led down
the aisle to him looking like that. What

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does he look like?

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Well, compared to this morning, he's a
great improvement.

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I beg your pardon.

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Oh, no.

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Forgive me, Reverend. I didn't realise
you were standing behind me there.

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Obviously. Well, has the bridegroom
arrived?

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Yes, he's here, Bill.

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He can pick us here.

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I see.

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Well, we can't wait any longer. I've got
another wedding in half an hour.

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Well, we're not all that late.

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Late? Late.

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The organist has played your music three
times.

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Now, will you all come this way, please?
Right, thanks.

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Are you the best man?

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Yeah, why?

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Well, please, have the ring ready. Oh,
yes. Now, come along, everyone.

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The ring.

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You've lost it, haven't you?

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No, I haven't lost it. I put it on my
little finger last night so I wouldn't

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forget it.

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Well, thank God that you managed to do
one thing properly then. Now, come on,

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let's get out and round the fight then.
Right, we can all go now. Yeah, come on.

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No, we can't. Sit down.

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What's the matter?

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Well, I can't get it off.

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It's funny.

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It went on easier than up last night,
Arthur.

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It is a well -known fact that one's
joints swell up in the morning,

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after excessive drinking.

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Oh, shut up. It keeps digging into me.
Well, come on, hurry up. The vicar's

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waiting out there. I know he is, but
he's stuck in it.

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Oh, my God, that's all I need.

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He needs his wedding called off just
because your little finger gets swollen

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Come here, let me have a go.

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Be careful.

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Be careful.

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Be careful.

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Put the finger off. It's good, mate. At
least I'll get the ring off.

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It needs lubricating.

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Lick it.

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I'm not licking his finger. Not you, you
bastard.

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Oh, look what you've done. You've made
it swell up even more now. Are you

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or aren't you? Yes, we're coming,
Victor. Yes, we're coming.

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Come on, do something, butler.

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Please, don't get married without a
wedding ring.

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I'll never forgive you for this. I
won't, honestly. I won't.

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Yes, yes, yes.

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Yes, yes. I've got it. I've got it. I've
got it, Blakeney. Mum, Mum, let me show

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us. Oh, here. I can't. I haven't had my
wedding ring on for 25 years.

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Here, but Ollie can get hers off. Yeah,
that'll do. That'll do. Oh, I don't

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know. Come on.

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Give me half of it. Give me a big half
of it.

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Oh, come on.

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It's you going in. Come on. Come on,
Phil. I'm all right. He's feeling better

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now. He's all right. He's feeling better
now. Oh, and it's sweet. Your ring.

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Oh, I hope it does as much for his
wedding as it's done for you and Arthur.

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for the blessing and he couldn't get up.

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Fresh air inside him.

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That's it. Lovely, thank you. Right
then.

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Everybody blacken the red line for the
reception.

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Go on.

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Better get the bus stuff fresh at the
wedding.

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Yeah, yeah, it's good, isn't it? He laid
it on for his niece.

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Come on, get on, then.

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Come on, then, Bucks. Don't get the bus
away. It's Charles 1243. Look at that,

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look. Well, he got married after all,
didn't he, Blakey?

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Yes, yes, he got married, yeah.

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Here, what about that ring? My Sally
will want that, you know.

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Oh, yeah.

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Here, the swelling's going down, I do
believe.

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With a bit of spit, this shall come off,
Blakey.

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They are not. It's moving.

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Oh!

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Oh, you've got it all. You've got it
all.

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Ah, well done, mate.

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We'd drop you off at the hospital.

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What will I do? What will I do?

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Don't worry, boy. They'll get it out for
you.