:38:03
You know, just doing
a bit of extra money.
:38:06
After all, eight weeks
is a long time to fill
:38:09
and you won't have me
to take care of.
:38:12
Why not?
:38:15
Didn't Julie tell you?
:38:18
She never tells me
anything these days
:38:21
except what to do.
:38:24
It's just that
:38:26
they want me to go into hospital
:38:28
just to...
:38:30
give them a chance to get
to the bottom of whatever it is I've got.
:38:35
How long for?
:38:38
I suppose however long it takes.
:38:41
Could be just a few weeks
:38:43
or could be longer.
:38:46
But it means that
:38:48
you and Julie will have
to be in charge once I'm gone.
:38:51
You mean Julie will.
:38:53
No, Jack. Both of you.
:38:56
It's not fair to leave it all up to her.
:39:01
I don't mind helping
:39:03
but as long as I'm in charge too.
:39:06
So you can tell her that,
:39:09
that I'm in charge too?
:39:15
Now...
:39:16
I've opened an account
at the bank for Julie,
:39:19
and they'll pay in money from my account
every week, so all that's taken care of.
:39:24
So all you have to do is just
:39:26
keep the house nice and tidy
:39:29
until I get back.
:39:32
See, if you don't,
:39:34
they'll come and take
Tom and Sue into care,
:39:37
and perhaps you too.
:39:43
The house will stand empty.
:39:46
People will break in,
:39:48
and nothing left.
:39:52
Poor Tom.
:39:55
He's really going to miss me,
:39:59
so you and Julie'll just