:19:24
- That wasn't too far away, was it?
- Is that a bomb, Paddy?
:19:26
It's getting more like home.
:19:29
Hello? Hold on, hold on.
:19:32
Giuseppe. Giuseppe.
Long-distance call.
:19:34
- What?
- Long-distance call.
:19:39
- Go ahead.
- Hello?
:19:40
- Ask him for the money.
- Hey, Da.
:19:42
- It's Gerry speaking.
- Son.
:19:44
- Hi. How are you doing?
- I'm fine. How are you?
:19:46
It's been six weeks
since you've been in touch.
:19:48
I know. Sorry about that.
I've been a bit busy.
:19:50
It's just your ma's a bit worried,
you know. You still going to Mass?
:19:53
- Aye, every Sunday. Like clockwork.
- Good.
:19:56
- Are you working?
- I have a couple of things going here.
:20:00
Ah, good.
And are you safe?
:20:01
- How do you mean?
- From all the bombs.
:20:04
Aye, you could just hear them
in the distance like, but--
:20:08
Sorry about that.
:20:09
- Are you stuck?
- How do you mean, Da?
:20:12
Are you short of cash?
:20:13
Uh, no. No, I'm flush
at the moment.
:20:16
No problem.
No, I have plenty of money.
:20:18
All right.
And, Gerry, keep in touch.
:20:20
- Aye. All right. Bye-bye, Da.
- Alright, son. I'll tell your ma--
:20:25
Bye.
:20:29
Sorry about that.
:20:30
We've enough for chips.
:20:36
Sorry, we'd only
enough money for two chips.
:20:38
Are you all right?
:20:39
What?
:20:41
There's bombs everywhere.
People have been hurt.
:20:43
There they are.
It's the Irish.
:20:46
Bringing all their troubles
over here again.
:20:48
Aye, it's all right when it happens
over in Belfast. You fucking prick!
:20:52
I've seen people killed
in front of my fucking eyes!
:20:56
- You stupid fucking prick!
- Go home! Fuck you!
:20:59
I don't fucking believe this.
I'm getting out of here.