:09:01
Don´t worry, he´II turn up.
He always has done.
:09:04
He´s usually so punctual.
:09:06
I had a really good day at the café.
:09:08
I took over £50 on the till.
Isn´t that wonderful?
:09:12
What´s so wonderful?
It ain´t your money.
:09:15
I like to think of them doing well.
It keeps me busy.
:09:18
It´s time you started that fiddle,
playing the piano on the till.
:09:22
Alfie, I couldn´t.
:09:24
That´s the only till in London
that ain´t bent.
:09:27
Luigi and his wife
treat me like family.
:09:29
All the more reason to do ´em.
:09:32
Alfie, l´m happy as I am.
:09:35
You could still be happy
with a few hundred quid in the bank.
:09:42
Now, look.
:09:44
The one thing you´ve got to get
into that head of yours
:09:47
is that nobody helps you
in this life.
:09:50
You´ve got to help yourself.
If you fiddled five bob a day,
:09:53
you´d have 200 nicker
on one side by now.
:09:56
Money isn´t everything.
:09:58
Only people who ain´t got none
say that.
:10:01
l´ve had a fiddle
on every job l´ve done.
:10:03
A fiddle gives you an interest
in your work.
:10:06
I believe that everybody should
take an interest in their work,
:10:16
There´s another little job done.
:10:26
- You sound cheerful, Elkins.
- Some mornings, I feel chirpy.
:10:30
Yeah? Not all that chirpy
on what l´m paying you.
:10:33
You must be working a nice fiddle.
:10:35
That´s defamation of character.
l´II report you.
:10:38
Come off it. How do you think
I got where I am?
:10:41
l´m quite satisfied
as long as you do the job well.
:10:44
But don´t get greedy,
otherwise you´II kill the goose.
:10:53
I tumbled at once.
I shouldn´t whistle.
:10:56
Never be cheerful
if you´re doing a fiddle.
:10:59
You´re getting careless.