The Parole Officer
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I was such an idiot.
But now I'm not an idiot.

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I'm a computer salesman, thanks to you.
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The beauty is they sell themselves.
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All I do is provide a service
support network for a small fee,

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which keeps the customers happy,
and me.

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I'm very happy. I'm very happy.
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(Computer salesman)
Oh, that was a shite job. I hated it. Ah!

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We're all in. Manchester, here we come.
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Not quite. There's one more.
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Victor?
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- Who's Victor?
- There was a story

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that Victor once stole the Crown jewels
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and then put them back
without anyone noticing.

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- How do you know if no one saw it?
- I read it in News of the World.

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Yep, that's where I read it.
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He's a master of disguise.
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(Simon) Yep. Sometimes
even I don't recognise him.

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- Victor?
- I'm Victor's wife.

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After he worked with you,
he tried to give up his life of crime

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by channelling his interests
into amateur dramatics.

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But one night he sneaked off
to do the safe

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at Jackson's food processing plant.
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Two days later,
a machine was playing up.

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They reckon
he must have fallen into the mincer.

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By that stage,
the orders had already gone out.

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They tried to recall them,
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but all they got back was half a
dozen pies and a couple of pasties.

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And is that what's...
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Yes.
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What a waste.
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- Er, of human life.
- (George) Hm.


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