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Good evening, madam.
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Lovely evening, isn't it, madam?
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Good evening, sir.
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I'll park the car for her, sir.
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Thank you, sir. Very good, sir. Madam,
can I take madam's hand for madam,
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Have a good night, sir.
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Thank you, sir.
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Here we go, madam.
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Frank, Frank, she's out of the car,
Frank!
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She's not out of the car!
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You stupid, stupid dickhead!
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Good evening, sir. Welcome, sir.
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Hey, Mitchell.
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G'day, Mitchell. Frank.
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It's Mitchell.
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Oh, g'day, Mitchell. How are you?
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Cole. Frank. We live next door to you.
How are you going?
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Trim it. Trim it.
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No, just park the car.
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There's a good boy.
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All right. Good to catch up, Mitchie.
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20 cents short.
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Oh, Mitchell's got plenty of change.
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We've got to go, Cole. There's some cars
waiting. But... I don't think you
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should have taken that money.
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You've got a whole pile of change.
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You won't miss 20 cents.
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20 cents missing from my console.
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Do you two know anything about this?
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No.
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We can do this one of two ways.
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We can admit to stealing the 20 cents.
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Hand it back.
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No more need be said.
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Or... I can call security.
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And they can sort it out.
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Don't call security.
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We'll get fired.
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Okay, we took the 20 cents.
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Security!
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I got a feeling.
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Got a bit of an inkling.
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This is gonna be one of those days.
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This is a show all about me.
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And me. And all the things I do and all
the things I see. And also what I see.
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I've got a feeling, got a bit of an
inkling.
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As long as we're together, it'll be
okay.
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I
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can't
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believe we got fired again.
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What a bully that Mitchell turned out to
be.
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What a pathetic bully. I hate bullies.
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Are you listening to me?
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When I'm talking to somebody, I expect
them to look at me.
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All right?
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I've got enough money to pay this
month's rent, but I don't know what
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going to do next month.
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Pen!
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It's all right, Frank. Don't cry. It's
just a pen.
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It's not that.
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When you mentioned next month, it
reminded me.
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Next month is... February.
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Frank, it's all right.
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He's born on the 29th of February. He
doesn't get a birthday this year.
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Come on, Frank, look on the bright side.
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Because you're born in a leap year,
technically you're still only seven.
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You can still play under -8s basketball.
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You can win the best and fairest every
year. You can be the rebound king.
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Those little kids wouldn't stand a
chance.
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It's just not fair.
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Once every four years, it's... It's too
long.
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It's too long!
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I know, Frank.
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We'll have a party anyway.
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We'll celebrate it on the 28th.
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The 28th.
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The 28th?
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Don't patronise me. I don't want
somebody else's birthday.
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The 28th.
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People like you make me sick.
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People don't understand.
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Frank, it's better than nothing.
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Us 29thers have feelings, mate.
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We have our principles.
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It'll be fun.
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We have our dignity.
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We can have cake.
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What sort of cake?
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Chocolate.
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Alright, why not?
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I'm going to have a party.
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I've never had a party before.
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I'm going to have a party.
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I'm going to have a party. I'm going to
have a party.
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I'm going to have a party.
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I'm going to have a party.
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Can I borrow your pen, please?
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Certainly. Thanks.
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Listen, there's something I have to tell
you.
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I'm very sorry.
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You guys seem so nice.
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This pen doesn't work either!
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Sorry, my job.
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It's about your flat.
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You see, your lease...
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are having an inspection by your
landlord because your lease runs out in
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And guess what?
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Your landlord is only going to renew one
of the two front flats because he wants
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his cousin to move into the other one.
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So either you or Mitchell Hawthorne will
be evicted.
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And Mitchell is one of...
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party frank we're going to be on the
streets your party's the least of our
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problems but i've never had a party i
was
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can't give up.
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We don't know that the landlord is going
to choose Mitchell over us. I mean,
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we've lived here nearly ten years and he
only moved in a year ago. I am sure
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that Mr. Wilson will feel some loyalty
to you and me. Oh, yeah.
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And you'll probably drop the rent, too.
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Do you really think he will? Oh!
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Hang on. That doesn't make any sense.
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You know, you should have said... You
should have said, no, I'm not being
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sarcastic.
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You know, you can't say, yeah, I'm being
really sarcastic.
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Sarcastically. Like, that's really...
That's wrong.
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That doesn't make any sense.
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Oh, well, I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry that I'm not perfect.
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I'm sorry that I haven't mastered
sarcasm. I mean, you're so fantastic and
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so stupid.
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I mean, you're the man that everybody
thinks is fantastic and I'm just a
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man that crawls around on the ground
like a little ant. You're so good.
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I'm so bad. Help me. You're the best man
in the world. I'm just a little man
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running around like a dickhead. And what
are you? You're the best. Help me.
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You're the man that everybody thinks...
Thank
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you.
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to clean up the flat, Carl. I mean, I
think we should give it our best shot.
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A basketball.
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A thank you.
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A ping pong balls.
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A thank you.
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A dart board.
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A thank you.
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A dart.
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Can you come and put your penis in this
door frame for me, please?
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Well, this looks terrific, I think.
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You know, Frank, I think we might be in
with a bit of a chance. You may get to
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have your party after all.
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You know what I'd really like?
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A surprise party.
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And make sure you tell me which night
it's on so I know, you know, to turn up
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the right time so I don't get a really
big surprise.
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Okay.
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Oh, we missed this dart.
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Oh, that's not good.
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That's not good at all. We'll have to
patch that.
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Don't worry about it. You can hardly
even see it.
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You know what Mr Wilson's like?
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He's the fussiest landlord you can get.
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He's got an eagle eye. He'll see that
hole as soon as he walks in the door.
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You know what I've always thought is
really strange about Mr Wilson?
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When he comes over...
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He never says anything.
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Yeah, that's because he's a mute.
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What's a mute?
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He's a mute. He can't talk.
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What do you mean?
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For some reason, he is unable to speak.
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No, I'm still not clear on this whole
mute business. He's a mute. He's dumb.
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Yeah, well, I'm dumb too, but at least
I'm polite enough to speak to people.
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Look, I'm going to go down to the shops
and get some plaster to patch the hole.
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You stay here and don't touch anything.
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Don't touch a thing.
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I said don't touch a thing.
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Done! Alrighty.
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Could be a bit smoother.
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I wish that hadn't happened.
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Come on, Frank, we can deal with this.
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This is simple, let's not panic.
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As my father always used to say, the
early bird catches the worm.
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How does that relate to this?
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Well, the first bird up, the worms are
his.
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I don't see the connection with our
problem.
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If you're up before the other birds, you
won't go hungry.
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Yes. I don't know.
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I'm just trying to be positive.
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My father said it, it related to
something, and made me feel good.
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Can we just go?
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I think it was Mr. Wilson.
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Okay, Frank, yeah, you do.
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What the hell are you doing?
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I'm going to fix it now.
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It's as big as a basketball.
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No way.
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It's nowhere near as big as a
basketball. You don't know what you're
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about. Look, I'll prove it.
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Look, see, it's nowhere near as big as
a...
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I wish that hadn't happened.
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Hold it, hold it!
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If you push too hard, the ball will go
through the plaster on the other side.
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I'll have to go into the next room.
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and put my weight against the wall of
the brace.
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I just remembered, we haven't got our
next room.
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So the room on the other side must be
Mitchell's lounge.
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I thought that I should come over and
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apologise for all, you know, that
business with the
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20 cents.
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And I thought that, well, I'm sorry.
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Yes, well, that's all very nice, but I'm
just on my way out with a friend. It's
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my birthday and I'm going out to lunch.
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It's your birthday.
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For he's a jolly good fellow.
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For he's a jolly good fellow.
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For he's a jolly good fellow.
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And so say all of us. And so say all of
us. And so say happy birthday, Mitchell.
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Yes. I'm afraid. Oh, nice masks.
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I'm afraid that you're going to have to
leave. I'm already late.
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Oh, no, no, please. please please
Mitchell I think
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I think now is the time to be honest you
know to be frank I
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think that we should both be frank now
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problems.
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I'm ready now!
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Thank you.
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your fault.
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What are we going to do now?
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We're going to have to break into
Mitchell's flat and patch the wall from
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side.
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It appears apparently that he is not at
his residence.
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No, we knocked, but he is not at home,
so let us go.
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Yes. Oh, I did not see you there.
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Hello. Hello.
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Who are you?
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We are Mitchell's neighbours. We were
just dropping over to say hi.
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And we were not trying to break in.
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And who are you?
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I'm Mitchell's sister.
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I'm just dropping the cake over for
tonight.
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It's so exciting. We're having a
surprise party.
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Oh, he is not there.
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Oh, that's all right. I've got a key.
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You're going in there?
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It's not easy, though, with all these
locks and stuff. It's like foot knocks.
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Nice to meet you.
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Well, it's over.
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Come on, Carl.
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Well, we may as well just get out now.
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I don't think we should give up.
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Listen, we've got to get straight back
up on that horse again.
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I reckon we've still got a chance.
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Come on, Carl.
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I don't know, Frank.
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We gave it our best, but I don't think
our best was good enough.
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And I think we'll have to move out.
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Well, maybe it's time we found separate
places.
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Oh, there must be some way out of this
mess.
255
00:21:24,740 --> 00:21:25,790
Oh, yeah.
256
00:21:25,820 --> 00:21:29,190
What are we going to do? Make the hole
big enough for both of us to fit
257
00:21:29,280 --> 00:21:32,530
Patch the hole from Mitchell's side and
just let ourselves out?
258
00:21:32,820 --> 00:21:34,560
That's actually a really good idea.
259
00:21:36,740 --> 00:21:37,790
Yeah, I know.
260
00:21:38,160 --> 00:21:40,020
Yeah, but you would be sarcastic then.
261
00:21:45,560 --> 00:21:46,610
I wasn't.
262
00:22:18,000 --> 00:22:24,499
myself but that is the best patching job
you will ever see alrighty let's go
263
00:22:24,500 --> 00:22:33,899
problem
264
00:22:33,900 --> 00:22:40,780
yes my little matey it's deadlock and
we're locked in
265
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in jail.
266
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I don't want to go to jail.
267
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This is all your fault.
268
00:23:58,980 --> 00:24:01,030
You've always been a bad influence on
me.
269
00:24:02,660 --> 00:24:04,950
You're a lawbreaker. You're
uncontrollable.
270
00:24:05,540 --> 00:24:09,160
Like at school, you hit that cricket
ball up on the roof, and what did you
271
00:24:09,260 --> 00:24:11,670
You climbed up onto the roof, and you
got it down.
272
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Yeah, so?
273
00:24:12,520 --> 00:24:16,340
You were meant to get a teacher, or at
the very least, permission.
274
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But don't you, because you're a maniac.
275
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Psycho!
276
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I'll run next door and call the fire
brigade, okay?
277
00:25:43,880 --> 00:25:44,930
Thank you.
278
00:25:46,120 --> 00:25:47,760
Thank you. No problems.
279
00:25:58,600 --> 00:26:01,850
It's all right. We've managed to contain
the fire in that one flat.
280
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There's been no real structural damage,
but the inside is completely gutted.
281
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Mr. Wilson, Mr.
282
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Wilson, Mr.
283
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Wilson, we've been here for nine years.
284
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It's my word, sure.
285
00:26:24,970 --> 00:26:26,020
Well...
286
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As my father always used to say...
287
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Well...
288
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