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Thank God I can breathe again!
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It's not that bad. You were playing
football, not lying in your own BO?
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Lovely
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What?
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What?! What?
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No way. No way. No way!
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Dad! Hello, bambinos.
Is this for real? What?
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Uh, the For Sale sign!
Is the For Sale sign for real? Yes!
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Well, it exists.
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Right. No way! No way.
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No way! There is no way
you are selling this house! Oh...
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Hello. Uh...
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I do beg your pardon, Paul and
Melissa. This is Adam and Jonny.
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Hi. Hello. Our sons. Boys, would you
mind taking your shoes off, please?
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We were just saying what a lovely
house your parents have. Really lovely.
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Well, thanks for showing us around.
No, thank you for coming. Not at all.
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So do they want to buy the house?
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Martin! Has she told you about
the bodies in the basement yet?
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Er, well, thanks again, then.
Good night. Good night.
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Good night. Bodies everywhere!
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Really! The woman smelt of pencils.
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I can't believe... Ssh!
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Selling?! Without telling us!
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Boys... No way!
You can't sell the house! Boys!
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We are not selling the house.
What?
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Aren't we? No! So?
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We're not selling. We're just...
seeing. Seeing? Seeing? Yes.
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We're just seeing if anyone might be
interested in one day, maybe,
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thinking of buying the house.
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Right. I thought we were selling
the house. We've been through this.
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Oh, yes. We're definitely not
selling the house. Not at all.
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You've convinced me
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You do know I'm an estate agent?
A terrible estate agent.
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Ah! Jonny, can you go and have
a shower, please? So I do know when people put a For Sale sign up
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it usually means
they're selling their house.
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Jonny...
Why didn't you ask me to help? Because you're shit at your job.
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Argh! No, boys!
I've got crisps in my eyes!
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We were going to ask you, honestly,
but we thought you'd get really upset.
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So you ARE selling the house! Yeah!
We're just having a little look around. God, what's wrong with that?
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Aren't we allowed to have a life?
No! No! We can't be expected to stay here forever. Why not?
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Cos we've been here 28 bloody years.
Do you know how long 28 bloody years is? I do.
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Ten thousand two hundred
and twenty bloody days. Oh...
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So? So maybe now's the time
for your father and me to think about moving somewhere a little smaller.
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Smaller? What about us?
You only come on Friday nights.
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Thank God. But it's the family home.
Yeah, Mum, the family home.
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You can't sell the family home.
The family home! Boys... It's just a building with walls and doors.
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What do you mean?
All right - and windows.
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Is that all it means to you? What?
Doesn't this house mean anything to you?
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- I suppose it keeps me dry.
- That'll be the roof They do say it's the most important bit.
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Look, if it makes you any happier,
no one's made us an offer. OK?
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An offer?! An offer?! No one's made
an offer on the house. Can we all just have a nice Friday night dinner?
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The Last Supper, you mean. Adam!
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Yeah, the Last Supper. That's
a shocking thing to say! Tell them, Martin. What? The Last Supper!
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Oh, yes.
I think we had lamb and potatoes.
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Spanner. I can't believe you
and Mum. Spanner. I was born here. Don't you even care? Spanner.
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Is this a spanner? Does it look like
a spanner? It's spanner-ish.
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That's a wrench, you simpleton.
Yeah, simpleton.
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Spanner. What are you even doing?
If it's something boring, you don't need to tell us.
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Tightening the fan belt. You don't
need to tell us. There. All done.
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I don't know why I did that.
Dinner!
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Oh, squirrel! Dad... What?
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You know what your mum's like
when she gets a new idea. Meaning?
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It's just one of her silly fads.
Last week it was needlepoint.
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You think?
She's probably bored of the idea. Have you ever seen her needlepoint?
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No. That's because she didn't buy
any bloody needles.
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Jonny, can you have your shower now,
please? Now, really? The boy doesn't need a shower.
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He definitely does.
Can't he do his bits in the sink?
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After dinner. I'm starving. That'll
be too late. Too late for what?
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We'll all be dead from the fumes?
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Too late for what? Someone else is
coming to look at the house.
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Someone else?! Someone else?!
Calm down! But Dad... I thought it was another needlepoint scenario.
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Mum! Just to let you know, we will
do everything in our power to stop you selling. Very good.
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Starting with this. Jonny!
Followed by this. In that shower!
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God!
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Ah! Bad luck, Pissface.
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Oh! Bad luck, Pusface!
Beetroot?! Jonny! Jonathan! Oh, God!
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Beetroot on the carpet!
Blot it, Adam. Blot it. Blot it? BLOT IT! Martin...
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A cloth, quickly! How do I know
how to blot it? Wait...
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Ho ho. So dead.
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Adam!
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Martin, blot.
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Genius.
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One moment! What are you doing
in there? Coming!
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Pusface?
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All right? What's wrong
with the loo downstairs?
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Five seconds?
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What?
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Oh, my God! Scrub-a-dub-dub!
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What is happening?! What is
happening? ..Why is it all red? Why is it all red?!
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But how did the beetroot end up
in the shower head? All over Jonny, the walls, the carpet...
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I'm telling you, I'm not doing
any more bloody blotting tonight.
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It's a real mystery. Just eat
your bloody dinner. The Last Supper.
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Please stop saying that.
To think I was born in this house.
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I was probably conceived here.
Eugh, Adam, I'm eating!
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What do you mean, "Eugh"?
I don't want to think of you and dad doing your conceiving in this house,
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not while I'm also in it. Who said
your brother was conceived in this house? Sorry?!
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Maybe he was conceived
somewhere else. Was he?
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If not in the house, where was it?
The car. The car?!
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That's where you were formed.
Formed Your mother's egg, my spermatozoa... Dad!
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All right, Martin. What were you
doing, doing it in Dad's car?
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We were young. And randy.
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Pusface, don't you want to know
where you were "formed"? OK, where was Pissface formed?
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I don't wanna know. I do! I don't
remember. Martin, where was it?
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The cemetery? The cemetery?!
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I'm only joking, you berk! I can't
remember where it was either.
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Shame. Who cares where we did it?
"Did it"! You're here now, you're alive... Yeah.
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And wishing we'd never been born.
Don't be so ungrateful! You two had a wonderful childhood!
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In this house, which we're now
flogging. Flogging. We are not!
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Whatever. Whatever.
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Boys!
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Oh! Are we having an argument?
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Are we not talking? Great!
Then I'm going to get that thing.
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Really? What thing?
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Oh, this bloody thing.
Lads, remember this? What is it?
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You don't remember? Is it something
from the inside of the toilet?
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No! I found it in the shed.
The conversation spindle. What?!
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When you were little, if you'd had
an argument... Every five seconds. ..I made this for you.
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Which is...?
First, give the thing a spin.
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And it lands on a number
from one to ten. Four.
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And then four is...bridges. So we
have a conversation about bridges.
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Bridges? Or if it lands
on a different number, there's...
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Oh! My family.
Capital cities. Horses.
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Fascinating subjects
Go on, Adam. You have a spin.
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Number six! Number six.
The future of space travel. The future of space travel?
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Now you talk about that. Seriously?
All right, I'll help you.
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Adam, what do you think...
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is the future of space travel?
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I've no idea! I know that. We're
just having a conversation. OK...
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The future of space travel. Er...
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We'll all be...living on the Moon.
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Rubbish!
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All right, I... How are you going to
fly seven billion bloody people, even more if it's in the future,
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to the bloody Moon?! Martin! Idiot!
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Oh, I remember this game now.
What about all the stuff? Honestly?
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The food, the building material.
Where will we get bleeding water?!
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All right, Dad! Living on the Moon!
You need to get that head of yours out your backside and get real!
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God, the Moon! I...
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What a lovely game. May I have a go?
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Oh, that'll be him. James. James?
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Right. To see the house. Mum...
No more mess, please!
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Please, don't get it. Jonny!
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Coming!
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Oh, hi, Jim. James.
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Sorry? James.
I've come about the house.
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Yes.
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Wilson and I would make
a lot of changes to this house.
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A lot. Right.
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And will you be here much longer?
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This bit is the upstairs?
That's right, Jim.
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Hmm. I think I'd make it
the downstairs.
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And this...
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I'd probably burn.
Terrific.
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Your bedroom's very nice, Jackie.
It's very nice.
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You have seen in here before, Jim.
I think I would preserve this room for all eternity.
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I'm going downstairs to stare
at my hands. Thank you
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Does your bed come with the house?
Yes, Jim. No, it doesn't.
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Might you be prepared to sell the
bed? Sorry, Jim. Hire out the bed?
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Jim... No, of course. I suppose
I could always fashion a replica.
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Yes...
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Well, thanks for coming.
Good night. One minute, Jackie. I don't think I got to see the roof.
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He's right. The roof.
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Em, I don't think that'll be
necessary, Jim. But they do say the roof's the most important bit.
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Yes, I heard that. Rotten git.
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Well, good night. Roof.
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Your Last Supper's getting cold.
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Look, I know you're both upset,
but nothing is happening. No one else is coming or going to buy it,OK?
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Unless Jim does. Thank you.
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Imagine this is the last time
we ever ate crumble in this house. Crimble crumble.
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OK... In this room. Very good.
At this table. Seriously!
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What the bloody hell?!
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Oh, God!
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Shitting, shitting, shitting!
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Shit on it! Oh, Martin...!
My car! My shitting car!
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How did that happen?
Er...I think I know.
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Hello, all!
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Just checking the roof.
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Ah, OK, Jim.
I'll tell him. Mm-hm.
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Goodbye.
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Jim said to tell Dad he's really
very sorry about Dad's car
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and he's offered to make him
a lasagne. With wheels?
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300 bloody quid to tow
the bloody thing! Oh, Martin. Come and sit down.
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I don't wanna sit down. Have some
tea. I don't want tea. Crumble. Or crumble. Have some lasagne.
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What?
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My bloody, bloody car!
Oh, sweetheart.
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Lucky you weren't inside it.
You know, hammering away at Mum.
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Thank you, Adam. You going to be OK?
Yeah, I just don't want to talk to anyone right now.
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Of course. No. I know!
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What?
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What?
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Da-ad?
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What? Remember when we were kids
and we weren't talking?
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No, thank you. It'll cheer you up.
I don't need it.
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You do!
Oh, go on, then.
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The whole vehicle buggered.
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Number nine. Horses.
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What? Horses.
You talk about horses.
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Em...well, horses...
They're, um...
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They're animals.
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That's it, is it? Mm.
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That's OK. I'll play for him.
Oh, thank you, sweetie. Horses are mammals
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and they live in stables.
Not wild ones. OK, not wild ones.
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Horses run very fast
and like being ridden by people. You have to break them in first!
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OK, all right.
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They eat... What do horses eat?
Carrots? Some meat.
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Horses don't eat meat! Well,
I don't know! Ever see a horse tuck into a steak, you stupid thicko?!
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Martin! Only trying to cheer you up!
How is talking bollocks about flesh-eating horses...
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Wait! Jackie...
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Meat! What? Butcher's.
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That's where we did it.
In the alley behind the butcher's.
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Oh, yes!
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What? Where we formed you.
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I'm sorry?! In the alley behind
the butcher's. Behind the butcher's? We were quite drunk.
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Very drunk!
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The Last Supper just gets better.
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I can't believe it.
Hello?
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That's OK. It's not too late.
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That's where I was conceived?
Behind the butcher's? Martin, could you come here for a sec?
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Your mum was practically
unconscious. Unconscious.
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Well, it must be nice to know
how you came about - good old non-consensual sex near some meat.
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Thank you.
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God...
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What? I think they want
to buy the house. Who? The couple from before.
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The man and the pencil lady?
Yes. The estate agent said they want to drop round for another look.
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Right. Martin...
They're going to make an offer.
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Oh. OK.
That's good, isn't it?
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Yeah, yeah.
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The boys. The boys.
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You know they'll go mad. Don't worry,
love. I'll be gentle with them.
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Everything OK? The couple
from before are buying the house.
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What?! Martin! No way! No way!
Why did you tell them like that?!
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Like what? I can't believe this!
You said no one will buy it! I'm sorry. I didn't know.
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I knew it! Boys, they'll be here
in a minute. OK, I'm off! Me, too.
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Adam! Jonny! You won't be seeing us
for a long, long time.
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A long, long, long, long time.
Boys, please! Right, that is it. I've had enough of all this shit!
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Martin! The arguing, the shouting,
the endless...blotting!
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Jackie, your go. What?! You're
the only one who hasn't played. Now?
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They'll be here in a minute!
Spin it. But... Spin!
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Just do it, Mum.
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Oh, God!
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Two.
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Two. My Family.
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What? That's your subject. Sure
it doesn't say My Horrible Family? We're waiting.
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What am I supposed to say?
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You know about my family. You're
in my family! Just play it properly for bleedin' hell's sake!
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Yeah, Mum.
All right. My family.
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My family...
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Well.
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My family...
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Yes?
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My family... Mum!
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Mum... I'm sorry.
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That's OK, Mum. Is that your go
over? Cos technically all you've said is the subject title.
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I'm going to miss this place.
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Me, too. And me.
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Maybe it is more than just
a building with walls and doors.
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And windows.
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It's the family home.
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Family home.
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They're here. Right.
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Boys, wait. What? Martin,
can you get the bin bag, please?
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Bin bag?
The one in the bin. Quickly! Why do you want a bin bag? Yeah?
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One minute!
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It's very full, so be careful.
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If you think I'm blotting all that.
Well, don't just stand there. Help me!
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Coming!
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OK. Jackie, wait!
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That's better.
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My horrible family.
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Oh, hello again.
Do have another look around.
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