1:16:01
lf we're 4C, they think
we're numbskulls, owt like that, sir.
1:16:04
They're always lookin' at their watches,
to see how long there's left of t'lesson.
1:16:09
They're not bothered about us,
and we're not bothered about them.
1:16:16
How are things at home these days?
1:16:18
All right, sir. Usual, I suppose.
1:16:21
- Been in trouble with the police recently?
- No, sir.
1:16:23
Not since I've been
without MacDowall's gang.
1:16:26
You know, they used to go into t'city
and go into t'coffee bars and t'cinema,
1:16:30
but since I've been without them
I've been all right.
1:16:33
- It's all right now, innit?
- But when there's trouble on estate,
1:16:36
all the police come to our house.
1:16:39
Well, I shouldn't worry.
1:16:42
ln a couple of weeks you'll be starting
your new job, gettin' new friends.
1:16:45
Lookin' forward to that, are yer?
Eh? Have you got a job?
1:16:50
No, sir. I've got to see
t'employment bloke.
1:16:52
- What sort of job do you want?
- Anything'll do me.
1:16:55
But you want something that
you're interested in, don't you?
1:16:58
- I'll take what I've got.
- I thought you wanted to leave school.
1:17:02
- Not bothered.
- Thought you didn't like school.
1:17:05
I don't, but it dun't mean to say I'll like
work. Still, I'll get paid for not likin' it.
1:17:09
- That's one thing.
- I suppose it is.
1:17:12
I might be able to save up and buy
a goshawk. I've been readin' about 'em.
1:17:16
Have yer? When do you fly
this hawk o' yours?
1:17:18
- Dinner times.
- Where?
1:17:20
- Just outside our house, sir.
- Wood Lane?
1:17:23
- Yeah, it is, sir.
- I'll come round, then. lf it's OK.
1:17:28
Go on, then. Get yourself cleaned up.