:48:03
- Were you a fisherman by any chance, Ned?
- Oh, yes.
:48:06
I was at sea, man and boy.
:48:08
This was my father's cottage originally.
He used to run a boat...
:48:13
..from here.
:48:19
What do you think?
:48:21
You can't wear that!
:48:24
You have to be careful. Winning the lotto
can bring as much bad luck as it can good.
:48:29
It's a shame you have no family.
:48:31
(Jackie) Oh, you're doing grand. Grand.
:48:34
Don't be worrying now.
You'll have the lotto man...
:48:37
..twisted round your little finger.
:48:40
- Oh! Holy Mother of God!
- What?
:48:43
You'll have to be careful
of your friends after the win.
:48:46
The winning ticket is in my little bag.
My little bag has been left in the phone box.
:48:52
Oh, great.
:48:54
Bloody great.
:48:57
Do you understand what I'm saying?
You'll have to watch your friends.
:49:01
Ah, there we are, Ned. Ready for business.
:49:06
(stutters)
:49:07
Will you have a whiskey, Mr Kelly?
:49:09
I won't, thank you, but you help yourself.
:49:20
Well, Ned, the reason I'm here...
:49:22
..is that sometimes when people learn just
how much they have won, they get a shock.
:49:32
Oh, yes. Oh, that I can imagine.
:49:34
Right. So,...
:49:36
..I expect now you'll want to know
just how much you have won.
:49:39
Oh, and you'd be in a position
to tell me that, would you, Jim?
:49:43
I can tell you exactly how much.
Do you have your ticket?
:49:46
Will you excuse me just a minute, Jim?
:49:49
I have a bit of an upset tummy coming on.
:49:52
OK.