:53:06
Ah, South London has a flavor
all of its own, doesn't it?
:53:11
Wading through the muck and mire
:53:13
Hello, muck!
Hiya, mire!
:53:15
They're still out then, the dustmen?
:53:17
The awkward squad, eh?
:53:19
So exhilarating living in a period
of radical change.
:53:24
I suppose you think they're overpaid.
:53:26
On the contrary,
I think they should be paid twice as much.
:53:28
They should employ
half as many people.
:53:31
What to do with the surplus people -
that seems to be the problem.
:53:35
It's not about pay, actually.
:53:37
It's about the council wanting
to employ private contractors.
:53:39
I suppose change is the last thing
you'd want, isn't it?
:53:43
What are you talking about?
:53:44
Aren't you a member of
the "forever young" generation...
:53:47
still hanging on to your illusions?
:53:51
Certainly not.
I have no illusions whatsoever.
:53:54
I don't see what's
so wrong with illusions.
:53:58
Word in your ear.
:54:07
Now, this is important.
Absolutely no reaction.
:54:12
- Oh, my God.
- What's the problem?
:54:15
- I thought solicitors weren't allowed in court.
- County court they can.
:54:17
Don't worry.
We've got her over a barrel.
:54:21
Want to come in this time?
:54:23
- I didn't think-
- I'm sure we could swing it.
:54:25
You've done so much, seems unfair
to make you miss all the fun. Leonard.
:54:28
- Go straight up.
- Can we use an unpaid clerk?
:54:31
What?
:54:35
I suppose so. Sit next to me.
Don't say a word.
:54:39
Bow to the judge
when we arrive.
:54:47
Your Honor, uh, may I have a word
with my learned friend?
:54:50
- Very well, Miss Powell.
- Thank you.
:54:54
What the hell do you think you're doing?