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How are you getting on?

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Fat man.

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Oh, don't take any notice of him.

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We get a lot of strange men in here
trying to take advantage.

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Just be polite, that's all. Don't
encourage them. Oh, I wouldn't, Miss

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Partridge, I wouldn't.

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I'm looking for love.

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Oh, all right, Joan, I'll deal with it.
Good morning, Mr Spencer.

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Good morning.

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And what have you done with your book
this time?

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Burnt it, torn it, or lost it?

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I've never had a book.

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I'm looking for the love section.

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Now, will you keep your love story?

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You mean you want a romance?

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Yes, for Betty.

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I thought it might cheer her up a bit.

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Why will your wife not be feeling
herself?

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Well, she's been a bit run down lately.

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We haven't been to the seaside for ages
and she likes the sea.

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It was different when we had the car. We
could go out for the odd day.

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Is it still at the bottom of the river?

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I was very lucky.

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I could have been drowned.

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Yes, quite.

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The driving instructor must have had a
very narrow escape.

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No, not really. He got out ten minutes
before I did.

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Didn't you drive the car on your own?

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I don't think he was really feeling
quite himself.

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He was a bit shaken up after we knocked
the traffic lights down.

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And then when I went the wrong way up
the one -way street, he just jumped out.

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I couldn't leave the car where it was,
so I drove down by the river.

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That's a very bad road.

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Oh, no.

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But it's the only way I could get the
car off the cricket field.

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Chickens? You want a book on chickens?

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Nothing too complicated.

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Something like... Oh, chickens are
beginner to be good.

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It's Miss Simpson next door, you see.
We're looking after a chickens' ball

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she's away.

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Mr Spencer, there's not a great deal of
demand for books about chickens or pigs.

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Now, if you'll let me have Betty's
ticket.

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Oh, yes.

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I must have left it at home.

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I'll take it out on mine.

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All right, then give me your ticket.

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I didn't leave it here, did I?

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If you haven't... got a book, I won't
have your ticket, will I?

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But maybe I left it on the counter
accidentally.

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Perhaps you put it in your tray.

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I'm quite sure I didn't.

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Well, could you have a look through?

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It's a brown one.

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They're all brown.

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Well, couldn't you have a quick look?

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A quick look?

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There are over 600 tickets in this box
alone.

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It'll take me hours to go through all
these.

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One minute, I think I can see it.

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Don't touch, Mrs. Spencer, please.

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It wasn't mine after all.

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But we all make mistakes, don't we?

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I expect you'll have a good laugh about
this when I'm gone.

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Why, come on, girls, it's supper time.

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I've put it all back together again,
haven't I?

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Look.

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It leans over to the right, doesn't it?

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Yeah, but if it leans that way, I'll put
all the chickens over to the left so

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that it balances out.

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It'll be all right for tonight.

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As long as they don't shift about in
their sleep.

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And as long as they're all back safely,
that's all that matters.

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I tell you, that Henrietta was the one
to catch.

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I chased her for miles.

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Well, you've certainly gone long enough.

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You tried catching seven chickens.

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Seven? She only had six.

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Are you sure?

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Of course I'm sure.

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You've been feeding them for the past
two weeks. Don't you ever count them?

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You've got someone else's chicken.

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Where did you get it?

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I don't know. I just ran through the
gardens rounding them all up.

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I bet it's Mrs Martin.

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run loose, you'll have to take it back.

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What did it look like?

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It looked like a chicken.

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They're all asleep now.

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They've got their heads down. I don't
want to disturb them.

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I'll wait till Mrs. Simpson comes back
tomorrow and then I'll ask her if she

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have an identity parade.

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I wonder if she enjoyed her holiday.

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I wish we could have one.

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I haven't been anywhere for months, not
even for a day.

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If people don't have a break, they begin
to get on each other's nerves.

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Am I getting on your nerves, then?

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No more than usual.

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That's nice.

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Oh, I didn't mean it like that. I'm
sorry, Frank. It's not your fault.

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Well, we do need to have had a lot of
bad luck, don't we?

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I mean, what with you losing the car
like that. I don't suppose we'll ever be

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able to use it again, will we?

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I spoke to the chief frogman yesterday
morning.

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And he didn't hold out much hope.

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Now, couldn't you ask your mother if we
could use your father's car?

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I've tried.

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But she's still angry because you didn't
send her a birthday card.

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I did send her a birthday card.

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I remember putting it in the envelope.

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Well, she never received it. I mean,
that's what I mean. Nothing seems to go

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right.

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Don't go on.

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Oi.

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I've got a little surprise for you.

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I didn't want to tell you earlier in
case you got too excited.

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What is it?

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I'm going for another interview
tomorrow.

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That is exciting.

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I don't just mean that, but it's to do
with agriculture and farming things.

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know the first thing about farming.

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I've been looking after them chickens,
haven't I?

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That's not much of a recommendation, is
it?

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But, and here's the surprise, if I do
get the job, they'll give me a car.

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Hmm?

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If they give me a car for the weekend,
we can go out for the day, can't we?

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To the seaside?

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Oh, Frank, that's marvellous.

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Oh.

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I just remembered.

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I can't drive.

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I thought I'd have passed my test by
now.

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Not to worry. I've got my licence. I can
come round with you.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, but wait a minute. I haven't got
the job yet.

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I'm seeing the man at 11 .30 tomorrow
morning.

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They shifted.

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Little rascals.

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Come in, come in. Don't hang about
outside.

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Time's money.

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You're late, as it is.

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Go on.

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Go on, then. Go on, then.

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Well, now.

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Have you got some references for me?

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I sent Mr Barton a letter.

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Mr Barton's away at the moment. I'm
looking after things for him.

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It was quite a long letter.

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Yeah, it's okay. Now, sit down, sit
down.

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Now, we're just a small family business.

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And we deal mainly with the local
farmers.

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Supplying animal foodstuffs.

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Fertiliser, that kind of thing.

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Now, what we're looking for... What
we're looking for is someone who can

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few calls, take down...

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Stay with me.

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Excuse me.

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I'm sorry, but you've got something
hanging down.

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If you don't mind.

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I'm a married man.

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At the back, now. Just turn round. If
you don't mind, I've read about this.

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It's a wreck.

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I'm hoping to have children. Look, I
said I didn't want to be disturbed.

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No, I didn't.

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Well, I mean, the man they sent round
was totally unsuitable. Well, the idiot

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couldn't even drive.

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I assume you can.

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Oh, I was always with it.

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I hadn't my... Without my car, I
haven't.

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But I haven't got it at the moment.

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I see.

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Well, that's no problem. We can always
provide you with transport.

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Well, now, Mr Barton showed me your
letter, your long letter.

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I...

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think we need bother with the birthday
card at the moment, eh?

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It's my mother -in -law's.

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I'll send it next year.

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Yes, well, now, what we're looking
for... What we're looking for is someone

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who's really interested in meeting
people from the farming communities and

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can talk to them in their own language.

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Now, Mr Barton was very impressed by
your letter, particularly as you're so

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on farming and agriculture.

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I am, yes.

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Yeah, what aspect of it are you
particularly interested in?

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Well, at the moment, my wife and I are
very heavily involved with the poultry.

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I see.

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I suppose if a man's got another job as
well, he needs a wife to look after

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things for him. How many have you got?

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Just the one.

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Betty, she's in here.

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How many chicken?

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Not too many at the moment, but I'm
hoping to expand.

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Yes.

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I don't know very much about chickens
myself. You see, I look after the

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side of the firm.

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Let me see. Let me see now.

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Chickens. Chickens. Yeah, chickens. Now,
supposing you were going to start

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breeding. What ratio of cockerels would
you require for your hens?

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I thought I'd give them one each.

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Well, that doesn't sound right.

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I thought I read somewhere about one
cockerel to every 15 hens producing

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fertility. Did you?

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Well, it all depends on the individual
cockerel.

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Not all of them can manage it.

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Well, how could you tell, though? I
mean, supposing I were going to buy a

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cockles, how would I know if they could
manage it?

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Well, there are ways.

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Country ways.

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And a lot depends on the wind direction.

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Doesn't make any difference.

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Oh, yes.

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A good cockerel always faces a north
wind.

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Legs apart.

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It's not widely known.

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But when you've been in the business a
bit, you get to know their little

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Well, it all sounds damn funny to me.
Still, I've always thought chickens were

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queer creatures anyway.

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I suppose your family's always had
farming connections.

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Well, my mother once went out with a
shepherd.

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And your father?

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Well, That was much later.

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Was he a farmer?

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Not in England.

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All right, Mr Spencer, we'll give you a
trial.

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I've got the job?

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Yes, Mr Bart will be back in about a
week and I'll be able to let him know

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you're getting on.

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I'll get the car. Yes, yes, yes. Now,
the next thing is we must start to find

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your car.

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Right.

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I saw him there.

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What does that mean?

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If you lose the car, you will be liable
to pay a sick value.

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Oh.

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How much would that be?

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850 pounds.

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Oh.

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Spencer, welcome to the firm.

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You must remember it's not your car, so
you must be extra careful.

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I will.

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Isn't it lovely?

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This brings back some memories.

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It's my mother's favourite spot.

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She always wanted to be buried here.

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She isn't, is she?

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No. Council wouldn't allow it.

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Mind you, if she'd died 20 years before,
she'd have been laughing now.

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Why? The council didn't own it then.

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I wish it could be like this all the
time.

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Nice and peaceful.

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No one harassing you.

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It will be, Frank.

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You've got a new job and a car.

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Our life's just starting.

254
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I've got plans. hands too, Betty.

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I think I could do things with chickens.

256
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Don't be in a rush, Frank.

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Take things as they come.

258
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You can't do two jobs at once.

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Stick to the one you've got and we'll
save a bit of money and maybe get a

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house.

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And someday, in time to come, we might
even have a few little ones.

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Yes, I'd like to start breeding as soon
as possible.

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Very nice way of putting it, Frank.

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We'll start off with three or four, and
if we get on well with them, we could

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have a few more the following year.

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You could manage that all right,
couldn't you?

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Pull it, son.

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Pardon?

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Pull it.

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It's about him.

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I'm not talking about your chickens.

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I want a baby!

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Will you keep your voice down?

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We don't want everyone knowing about it.

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I don't know what my mother would say if
she could hear you talking like that on

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her favourite spot about it.

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Just try and be patient.

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I'll see what I can do.

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I don't expect you to do it now, Frank.

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All I meant was... Well, you know what I
meant.

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We must start thinking about it. All
right, we think about it.

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Now have a tomato sandwich. Take your
mind off it.

283
00:19:16,930 --> 00:19:18,090
We won't get in.

284
00:19:19,590 --> 00:19:22,690
I've got the basket. Help me with the
blanket.

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Get off the blanket.

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It's cold.

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Open the door.

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Everyone's leaving.

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You don't want to go, Frank, do you?

290
00:19:37,540 --> 00:19:38,600
No, no.

291
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It's nice and cosy here.

292
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It's just like our courting days, isn't
it?

293
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You used to bring your sandwiches then.

294
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Frank, wouldn't you like a son?

295
00:19:57,120 --> 00:19:59,800
Just think he'd grow up and be just like
you.

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It must belong to that farm that we
passed. If we put him in the back, then

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can drop him off on the way back. Put
the blanket on the back seat.

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Come on, boy.

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In my blanket.

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Sit. Sit. That's it. Sit.

301
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Very good.

302
00:20:43,670 --> 00:20:46,470
Now, you'll have to reverse back up to
the road, Frank.

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Promise you won't be angry with me.

304
00:21:52,310 --> 00:21:54,830
I suppose we're stuck again, are we?

305
00:21:55,710 --> 00:21:57,250
We've got a bit of trouble, yes.

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You won't panic, will you?

307
00:22:01,450 --> 00:22:03,450
Of course not. What is it?

308
00:22:03,910 --> 00:22:04,910
You'll keep calm.

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00:22:06,510 --> 00:22:08,050
The back wheels again.

310
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They're over the edge.

311
00:22:31,370 --> 00:22:32,930
Betty, it's the firm's car.

312
00:22:33,430 --> 00:22:34,990
I should get the sack, Betty.

313
00:22:35,290 --> 00:22:36,810
Can't we both be killed?

314
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No, we won't.

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Not if we keep calm.

316
00:22:42,690 --> 00:22:47,370
Maybe we should get the dog and put him
in the front.

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Over. No, he won't come, Betty.

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Little rascal.

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00:23:08,800 --> 00:23:10,940
You could call the AA.

320
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I'm not a member.

321
00:23:14,060 --> 00:23:16,480
Tell him we're joined next week.

322
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I'm not going without you, Frank.

323
00:23:20,780 --> 00:23:23,580
We've got to get out. We can't sit here
forever.

324
00:23:24,140 --> 00:23:25,900
Will someone find us soon?

325
00:23:26,920 --> 00:23:28,480
No traffic on the road.

326
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Maybe.

327
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Maybe we'll be seen by a passing ship.

328
00:23:45,770 --> 00:23:46,770
That's nice.

329
00:23:48,630 --> 00:23:50,690
Mum always liked Victor Sylvester.

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We interrupt this programme to bring you
a gale warning.

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Gale force winds are imminent in three
areas. White, Dover, Shannon, Fastnet,

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Betty, you'll have to get out. I don't
want you in any more danger. I am not

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going without you, Frank.

334
00:24:11,820 --> 00:24:12,820
Well, all right, then.

335
00:24:13,340 --> 00:24:14,520
But you get out first.

336
00:24:16,240 --> 00:24:17,240
Climb on the bonnet.

337
00:24:17,660 --> 00:24:18,720
That might hold it.

338
00:24:46,320 --> 00:24:47,320
That's it.

339
00:24:47,940 --> 00:24:48,940
Go on.

340
00:24:49,160 --> 00:24:50,160
Sit.

341
00:24:51,840 --> 00:24:55,200
Come on, Ben. Don't... Keep the weight
forward.

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00:25:18,480 --> 00:25:19,480
can see the main road.

343
00:25:19,780 --> 00:25:21,400
Maybe we can attract some attention.

344
00:25:26,040 --> 00:25:27,040
Wait a minute.

345
00:25:27,440 --> 00:25:29,180
There's some fertiliser in the boot.

346
00:25:29,640 --> 00:25:31,240
That won't attract anyone.

347
00:25:32,180 --> 00:25:34,500
It's cleaning us down. I'll have to
ditch it.

348
00:25:34,700 --> 00:25:36,740
No, Frank, don't. No.

349
00:25:37,060 --> 00:25:40,480
I've got to open the boot. No, please,
Frank, I love you.

350
00:25:41,200 --> 00:25:42,200
Yes, I know.

351
00:25:43,520 --> 00:25:45,560
We'll talk about it later. Just...

352
00:28:50,290 --> 00:28:52,230
I got rid of all the fertilizer.

353
00:28:53,710 --> 00:28:55,290
Still smells a bit down here.

354
00:29:47,600 --> 00:29:48,600
all right, Betty.

355
00:29:48,660 --> 00:29:49,920
You're quite all right now.

356
00:29:51,920 --> 00:29:53,100
There you are then, Betty.

357
00:29:53,720 --> 00:29:59,220
See, as my mother always said, it's an
ill wind that always ends well.