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would be well advised to keep quiet.
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Nowdown to business.
The endofthescene.
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Um, I askyou when you're
telling everyone, and you say--
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Um, tomorrow will be soon enough.
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And then I-- Right. Okay.
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Say, who was that rather diffident chap
I saw you talking to round the back ?
4:01:18
No one.
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Just some guy from the past. I--
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It's a bit ofan awkward situation.
I don't know what he's doing here.
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'Course.
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Thanks. I've got to, um--
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Any time.
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Ladies andgentlemen,
can we haveyou onyourfirst marks ?
4:02:12
Onyourfirst marks !
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Uh, I-I do hate to disturb you
whilst you're cooking the books,
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but, uh, there's a delivery foryou.
4:02:33
Martin, really.
Can't you just do it yourself?
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But you see, this is not for the shop.
This is foryou.
4:02:41
Right. Okay.
4:02:42
Tell me, if I employ a wet rag, would I
have to pay it as much as I pay you ?
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Hi.
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Hello.
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You disappeared.
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Yeah. Yeah. Um--