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1:05:00
didn't you ask her
what the weather was like in London?

1:05:05
- Yes.
- Good. Then my ears are OK.

1:05:08
But that must mean
my eye problem is really serious,

1:05:11
cos last night I drove past the lvy and there
were all these fire engines and people.

1:05:16
And maybe it's myopia,
but I could have sworn I saw Vera there.

1:05:20
But she was in England
giving you the weather report.

1:05:23
I thought I saw you too. It looked like you
had your tongue down each other's throats.

1:05:29
But that can't be right because,
according to you, that relationship is over

1:05:33
and I'm the only one for you.
1:05:37
But the bad part that makes me think
I should run to the eye doctor right away

1:05:41
is that it looked to me
like she was totally butt-naked.

1:05:45
- She had underwear on.
- Good.

1:05:47
Then there's nothing for me
to worry about.

1:05:53
I'm sorry, Mandy. I should have told you.
I just can't shake her off.

1:05:57
I went there specifically to tell her
it was all over. She set the fire alarm off.

1:06:01
- The sex was that good?
- No, there was no sex.

1:06:04
You were telling her it was over, she took
her clothes off and the fire alarm went off?

1:06:11
Actually, that's pretty much
exactly how it happened, yeah.

1:06:16
Well, have a good trip back, Colin.
1:06:27
Do you have a passport?
1:06:30
No.
1:06:32
- Don't you think it might come in handy?
- I don't want one, OK?

1:06:36
What would make you apply for one?
1:06:38
What part of "I don't want one"
don't you understand?

1:06:41
- Having a passport...
- Bye, Colin.

1:06:46
I love you, Mandy.
1:06:52
- There is one thing.
- One thing what?

1:06:56
If you promise that you'll never
come here again


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