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Coach,
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you are not using your own whistle.
Well, if you're not going to blow yours,
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I'll blow mine, mate.
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Get back on it, get back!
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Yeah, stay on it.
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What's going on? I'm doing my best.
You've been open multiple times and
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got to start shooting. You need to stop
shooting.
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Because it's not going in. If anyone
gets open... Hear that?
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Laughing at us. Yeah?
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Laughing at you.
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Guys, we cannot lose to him.
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What do you mean?
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What we can't lose?
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To him.
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No, he's got nothing to do with that,
okay?
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It's because he's smug. Look at him,
Mario fucking Luigi.
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Check out that ball mate.
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That's your ball man, that's your ball.
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That's the one you've been messing with.
I think I know which ball. Go on bro.
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Don't roll away from me bro, I need
that. This is my ball. Okay, let go of
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Come on then, give it, don't be the poor
man. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!
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Mr. Thompson, what are you doing? It's
our ball.
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Give it to me!
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Oh, no.
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Is it the battle yesterday?
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Yeah, OK.
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What were you told?
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That you pulled the opposition's coach
out of his wheelchair.
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See, that's just so annoying.
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Because that couldn't be further from
the truth.
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I said, please, may I have our ball
back, our property back?
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You didn't say that.
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Okay, well, if I'm 100 % honest, I was
in a bit of a shit mood because we just
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lost. So I wanted the ball back and it
was our ball.
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This I didn't love.
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Just ripped it very gently out of his
hands and he's come forward with the
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out of the chair because he wouldn't let
go of it.
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So, I'm the bad guy?
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Well, I think the thing you're missing
is that it was his ball.
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Okay, well, I know that now.
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It's as innocent as you come out of the
shops and you go to a car that's the
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same make and model as yours and you
open the door and go, oh, this is weird.
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And I've never seen that shit in the
front and see the car. Oh, it's not my
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My car's over there.
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That simple. What does Vinnie do?
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Breaks the window with his elbow, gets
in, tries to drive it off.
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Yes, I've got a little bit of a temper,
okay? And I just hope you can accept
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that I'm sorry for that and we can just
move on.
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No, can't do that.
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Hey, boys.
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Hey, Vinnie. Vinnie.
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Hey. What's been going on? What do you
mean? With the whole basket.
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Oh, God.
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What, is everyone gossiping or
something?
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Yeah. You tipped a guy out of a chair.
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A wheelchair. Is that what people are
saying?
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That I tipped him out of his chair.
Yeah, did you?
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I pulled him out of his chair. Oh my
God, okay.
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You don't know the full story. He was
showing off and he grabbed my ball and I
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was trying to get it off him and he was
fucking holding on to it. Why'd you try
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to grab his ball?
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Because he was showing off.
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And it was your ball?
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No.
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I said it to everyone that it was my
ball because I didn't want to look like
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loser. So you're just trying to steal
his ball? Yeah.
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But I'm freaking out a little bit
because I've just heard from Jared that
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going to escalate into something. big,
so the two schools are organising a
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mediation session.
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A mediation, that's fine.
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I've been pulled into so many, they're
easy.
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What you do is you go in, you just like,
you know, just stick to the story that
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you've made up. I'm pretty solid with
it. Okay, good.
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And then once you've said it, just zip
it, smile and nod.
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Keep your story straight, honestly.
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Prank us it in the toilet. Yeah, I will.
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It should be fine.
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G'day, Robert.
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G'day, Mr Needham.
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Why aren't you in class?
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Oh, I'm on study break.
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Well, you should be studying in the
library.
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What have you got next?
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Oh, I'm going to physics.
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Are you sure?
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Okay, well, where are you on that? I'm
on the Tuesday afternoon.
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What? Just Tuesday, though. Why can't
you be on? Because I'm busy today. Hey,
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sorry to interrupt.
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Is Robert in any of your classes?
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Like any of you actually teaching Robert
this term? Not me. No?
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No.
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Hey, Cherie?
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Yeah? Is Robert actually still enrolled
in the school?
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I don't think so. Hang on a minute.
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No, he's not enrolled.
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Hmm. Didn't think so.
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That's weird.
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Because I've seen him here every day.
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It's weird that we haven't got him here
in the first place.
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Yeah. Yeah, he is a bit of a weird guy.
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Well, that's rich.
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Coming from you.
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Yeah. Mum, you're using the wrong tab.
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Hang on a minute.
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No, I've got to change screens. I've got
to change windows.
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It's making no sense whatsoever,
Malcolm.
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Well, it makes sense to me, Mum.
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Robert?
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I'm not getting Mr Needham.
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I was talking to the teachers.
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You're not doing any classes.
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Sharif says that you're not even
enrolled.
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I know.
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What are you still doing here?
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Just hanging out with my mates and...
Your mates?
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Yeah.
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Well, what mates?
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What, Patrick?
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Patrick's your friend. We hang out all
the time.
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Hey, Patrick!
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Should we go and play video games at
your place after school?
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What? I said, can I come and play video
games at your place after school?
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No.
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Oh, OK.
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He's not your friend, is he? He is. He's
probably just busy.
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Stand up.
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You shouldn't be here, mate. You're not
enrolled.
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No one's your friend.
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You've got to get out into the world,
Robert. I don't want to go out into the
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world.
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I don't know what to do with my life.
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You're right.
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Yeah. You can cry if you want. No, I
don't want to cry here.
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I don't want to cry in front of my mate.
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This guy over here, he thought that I
had stolen his ball.
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He pulled it off me, pulled it so hard
that I ended up on the ground.
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I see.
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That is insane, what I've just heard. I
think it's best if we try and keep away
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from language like insane.
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What word can you use if something's
ridiculous?
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I think you could say that's not my
truth. Could I say, like, that's fucked
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I'd prefer if you didn't say that. Yeah,
but that's how I talk. I'd say fucked
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up or I'd say bullshit.
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Do you use that kind of language around
the students?
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No.
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You sure? You don't swear around the
students?
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No. Do you like being feared?
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I worry that's a bit of a trap question.
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No. I thought I was giving my side of
the story. Am I not allowed to do that
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now? No, that's exactly what you're
doing.
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Okay. Well, this bloke was just thinking
shot after shot after shot. So that was
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a bit disrespectful.
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Like, the team's just lost, and I don't
think he was really taking on our
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feelings as a team.
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And so I said, give him the ball. He
said no. My ball, like, really gripping
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like a gremlin or something. Because it
was our ball.
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In your mind, it was your ball, yeah.
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The name of our school was written on
the ball, clearly.
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But, yeah, no, look, to be honest, it
wasn't great, you know.
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No one was talking.
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and the judgment eyes, you know what I
mean? So I guess if we're weighing up
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these experiences, you know, we've got
you feeling like an idiot because of
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actions, and David being pulled out of
his wheelchair in front of a large group
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of people.
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You can't be an adult student forever,
Robert. This school is a crutch for you.
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This is your safe place. It's a haven.
You have a network of acquaintances that
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put up with you. You need a career. Not
even a career.
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Just a job.
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Okay. So let's go through your subjects.
What subjects were you taking last time
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you were enrolled at this school?
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Metalwork. I was doing French and
English.
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How good are you at French? Are you
fluent? Could you work in translation?
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Give me a sentence in French.
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Je m 'appelle Robert.
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Croissant. Camembert.
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Okay, please stop.
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What about packing shelves?
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I think that sounds like a night -time
job.
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What's wrong with night -time jobs? I
couldn't do it at night -time. Why?
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Because I'd be all alone.
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Okay, what jobs have you had in your
life? What jobs did you have as a kid?
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Mum had me do the lawns and the
gardening. Okay, perfect.
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Lawn mowing. I can see it. Well, yeah,
but I haven't mowed a lawn for ages.
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I don't even remember how to do it.
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Okay, so you need to go and ring a lawn
mowing company, tell them you're willing
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to come in and work for free, and get
some experience.
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Could I do that here? Could I get some
work experience with the caretaker?
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Morning, Clive.
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So we need to get Robert going on some
work experience, yeah?
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I'm here just to facilitate that. What
can we do? Can we pop him on this?
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No. Okay, well what about this mower
here?
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No. Tell someone no.
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That.
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The weed eater, yeah?
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Okay? We're all good?
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Sorry, sorry, I'm so sorry.
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Okay, Clive, he's with you now.
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Could you show me how to start the weed
eater? No.
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Oh.
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Hi. How did it go?
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Pretty average, to be honest.
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Thought it was a mediation thing, right?
So I hear both sides of the story.
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Didn't hear my side of the story.
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Just all his.
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All David, just talking the whole time.
You didn't get a chance to speak at all?
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Well, yes, I did.
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Right, because you just told me that you
didn't.
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Well, yeah, but when I talked, it was
just all, how do you think that's making
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David feel? And it's like, well, how do
you think I feel?
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Anyway, I'm sorry.
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Did you punch in the thing?
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In the room?
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No. In the car? Yes.
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Fucking broke the rearview mirror.
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I think the horn's fucking not working.
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Okay, so what's the upshot? I've got to
write an apology letter to David, and I
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have to read it aloud to him in the next
session. And also, he doesn't have to
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write one for me.
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So, if that's not double standards... I
mean, it was you that pulled him out of
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the wheelchair.
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Yeah, but we were both fighting over the
ball.
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Yeah, but it was his ball.
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Yes, I know that. My strongest advice to
you?
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Get through it quick.
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Okay, so it's... Dear David... To be
honest, I've stopped listening to you
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because I've just come up with a great
idea.
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AI, I just write, write an apology to
David, fuckwit, and say I'm sorry for
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pushing you out of your chair, your
wheelchair bullshit, and then I just
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add 10 % of passive aggressiveness in
this.
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You need to prime it. You need to press
the button.
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Okay.
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There she goes.
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Maybe it's the side one over here.
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I don't know.
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Oh, the world's a stage.
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Water. Blood.
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Hello.
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Hi.
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I'm very pleased to announce that you
have all been hand -picked to be in this
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year's school production.
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I want you all to know that at any point
you can still be cut from the cast.
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I might be like, Rufus, you get out.
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You get out of here.
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No, not now.
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Just an example. That's how we get the
creative juices flowing, is by
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being anxious.
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So, what's one issue that young people
are facing today that's at the top of
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their hearts and minds? Janet?
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I was going to say climate change.
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Online bullying.
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You all remember last term when we were
studying the crucible, which is all
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about bullying in the age of witches.
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So we're going to adapt it into the
noun, and it's called The Witches of
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Med.
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So there will be large, lifelike,
cardboard cell phones.
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So it'll be like, hello, hello, there's
not enough time in the day to troll, to
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troll, our trouble's all away.
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I'm just riffing. Yes?
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Is it a musical?
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No.
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So. I'm going to get you to do some of
your own personal research. I want you
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get onto your apps, and just for the
next week, I want you to start trolling
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someone.
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Yes, Marshall.
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But isn't that all about what the play
is discouraging people to do? We have to
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know what it feels like, don't we?
Aren't we just becoming part of the
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then? Yeah, I don't see how it's good to
encourage kids to bully.
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It's research.
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Keep on kicking through. Pass it to your
teammates.
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And guys, kick it with the instep. And
you want to stop it by bringing your
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back, right? So that it lands... Whoa,
whoa, whoa! Hey, hey, hey!
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Hey!
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Hey!
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What are you doing?
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Sorry, Mr Thompson.
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I lost control. Is there a way that you
can straighten her up and get her out of
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the class?
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No. Okay, everyone, grab a cone each.
We're moving this way. Ten metres.
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All right. Sorry about that, everyone.
We're going to jump into partners now,
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okay? For the next five minutes, I just
want to really drill down on that inward
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kick, okay?
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Because... Oh, my God.
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Robert.
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Robert.
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The wheels are locked.
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Yeah. So you can't push it? I've got to
get it back to Clive, though.
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Yeah. Well, maybe I could just borrow a
couple of the students to help me push
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it. You get the whole school out here.
You're not going to push it.
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Go get Clive. Okay. He'll come and turn
it on.
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And then you can drive it off, right?
Okay?
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Okay, okay, I'm sorry. Oh, start
walking. You're pissing me off. Start
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I'm sorry, Mr. Thompson. Start walking.
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Cyberbullying is, like, very important
to kids, but, like, we just don't want
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to, like, be witches too.
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I mean, I personally just don't see how
witches and cyberbullying connect.
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Makes no sense. Right, yeah.
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Is she going to, like, build a giant
cardboard cutout cell phone and get you
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dancing around inside it or something? I
think that was literally her plan.
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We want to have a good time and we're
just standing in the back in a witch
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outfit being bullied.
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We had an idea.
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Yeah, like a bunch of teenagers and then
they get abducted by aliens and sent to
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Mars. Oh yeah? So what's it called?
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We were thinking aliens, aliens, aliens.
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So it's about three aliens?
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No, that's just to empathise the point
that it's about aliens.
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Right.
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Dear David, I, Vinnie Thompson,
apologise unreservedly for my behaviour.
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No. It was your ball and I shouldn't
have tried to grab it.
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But hand on heart, I did think it was my
ball.
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I'm sorry for the distress this
altercation has caused. No.
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And I'm happy to be the bigger man and
walk away. Okay, bad.
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Sorry to hear you lost on Monday.
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Things might have been different if we'd
been in the finals. Kind regards,
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Vinnie Thompson.
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Did the computer write that? No, it was
being way too kind about it, so I just
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took over. You need to skip the bit
about the walking away and the bigger
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okay, because that's a grenade.
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You know that, Vinnie, you know that.
Yeah, I do. Okay.
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Okay, so cut that.
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Yeah. Just go straight to sorry to hear
you lost on Monday or cutting that too?
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I think cut that. Okay.
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All right, so cut that, cut that. God,
it's going to be very short if I cut
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that. Which I think is good. I could
talk about mum.
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I could add a little bit about mum. Why
would you talk about your mother? I had
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a whole paragraph in here about mum and
how she was mean and angry and that's
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why I'm angry.
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Mum did that to me. Just get into that
stuff.
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Absolutely not.
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Robert! Robert!
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Oh, sorry, Mr Needham, I... Sorry, Mr
Needham, I... I've just started using
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blower. Yeah, I know, I've been
listening to you for 40 minutes.
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Right. Look, you've done plenty of work
experience. I think you're just doing
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this because you're trying to stay at
the school, aren't you?
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No, I'm not.
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I think you are.
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Well, if I'm going to go, can I take the
blower with me?
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It's a bit like a graduation present.
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Well, that's the school leaf blower. But
I don't have any tools.
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And I was thinking about starting my own
business.
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Yeah, take it. Yeah, take it. Thanks, Mr
Needham.
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Right. Well, I'm... Yeah.
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Dear David, I, Vinnie Thompson,
apologise unreservedly for my behaviour.
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It was your ball.
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and I shouldn't have tried to grab it.
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But, hand on heart, I did think it was
my ball.
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I'm sorry for the distress this
altercation has caused.
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Sorry to hear you lost the final.
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Fine regards, Vinnie Thompson.
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So... How does hearing that make you
feel?
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David. I think it's very shallow.
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Oh, come on, man.
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Did you not feel an apology?
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Like, I said the word apologise.
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And what about talking about the fact
that they didn't win the final?
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Well, I said, sorry to hear you lost the
final.
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Sorry. I'm just hearing glee in your
voice.
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Do you feel sorry that we lost the
final?
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No. No, I don't.
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So I think that what we do is leave the
letter. Leave the letter. Let's leave
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the letter. Cool. Okay. Just turn and
look at David as another human being and
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just say sorry in your own words.
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Okay. Alright.
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Easy. Okay.
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Dear David, I, Vinnie Thompson,
apologise unreservedly. No, let's
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leave the letter.
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Yeah. Okay. So the words that were in
the letter. I'm not holding the letter.
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But you're reciting it. Okay. So you
want a whole new letter.
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It doesn't need to be a letter. Okay.
Just words. Just speak. Okay.
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Now I get it.
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Great.
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To whom it may concern.
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Vinnie. Sorry.
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No. Sorry.
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To David.
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Vinnie Thompson wants you to know that
he is unreservedly apologetic. Vinnie,
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I'm going to need you to stop.
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Just speak.
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Yeah. As a normal person. Yep. And the
key word.
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I think that I'm looking for would be,
I'm sorry.
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Okay. David.
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I. You know, I think the thing that the
issue is, there was actually a lot more
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to the letter, because, you know, it is
mainly my mum's fault.
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We can keep doing this, you know,
talking round and round and descending
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sort of utter madness, or we can just
cut our losses.
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my professional opinion is that this is
probably the best that you're going to
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get. Yeah, I think so as well. And I
apologize for that, but I also know
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you know, there's limited time on this
planet and I don't want to spend it just
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in this room.
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So I need to go.
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Right. All the best.
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Have a good day.
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Sorry, who's this?
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It's just Miss Duffy. Sorry, how old are
you? Turned 30 last month. Okay, well,
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you look like you're a kid going out for
a trick -or -treat.
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I'm done. I am done with this. We're
through.
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00:22:08,671 --> 00:22:09,839
What's going on?
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00:22:09,840 --> 00:22:13,720
Me and Judy broke up. Were you just
quietly inside like, fuck yeah?
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00:22:13,721 --> 00:22:16,619
It was a mortgagee sale, all right? What
does that mean? The last people
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couldn't service the mortgage. They were
dead because they were on crack.
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Just not allowed down there for a few
months. Oh, okay.
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That's where they were cooking the mess.
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