:23:01
I'm sorry. I'm being a prat.
:23:05
- What do you look like?
- I had to have a drink.
:23:08
- It's how you got in with them.
- I hope it was worth it.
:23:12
It went like a dream. Flying I am, Marie.
:23:15
I'm on Drugs or Vice after this, I tell you.
:23:19
How does "DS Brandon" sound?
:23:22
A lot better than "where's my effing tea!"
:23:31
It's so bloody lovely to come home to you.
:23:39
Fucking day it was...
:23:52
- The usual, boys?
- Lynda.
:23:54
What's been happening
in my own boozer? I'm a stranger.
:23:58
Sorry, Bob. You don't know
John and Trev, do you?
:24:00
- No, I don't.
- They do up houses.
:24:03
- Bob's been on holiday.
- Bollocks, I've been inside.
:24:07
What houses? Here they
knock them down, not do them up.
:24:11
Down the docks. Being tarted up a treat.
:24:20
Uncle Bob's a big softie
when you got to know him.
:24:22
Uncle Bob? Stone me, Lynda,
there's not much family resemblance.
:24:26
I'm heiress to a pub, mate. You watch yourself.
:24:29
He's got a wobbler on.
:24:32
First day out, he invests in
some chairs and tables for outside
:24:36
and someone's had them off.
:24:38
What's he like when it's something serious?
:24:46
(MARIE): There's nothing wrong with
large families, if that's what you want.
:24:50
I'd like another two. We need
a bigger place, don't we, Eddie?
:24:53
- It's not the time to look for houses.
- When is?
:24:56
Either the house is too small
Or the mortgage is too big.
:24:59
- I'm happy where I am.
- Yeah.