:16:03
How you doing, mate?
:16:08
Good to see you, Jez. How are you?
:16:09
- Jed.
- Sorry?
:16:11
- Jed. Jed Parry.
- Sorry.
:16:12
- Jed, Jed. How are you?
- Hi.
:16:17
So...
:16:18
- There's a caff up the road. I thought...
- I've eaten.
:16:21
- Cook a blinding fry-up.
- I've already had breakfast. Thanks.
:16:24
Well, I'd rather go inside, if you know
what I mean, it's quite important.
:16:30
Can't you tell me here?
:16:31
You... You know what I'm talking about.
:16:34
Do you want me to spell it out?
:16:36
Yeah, I think I would, actually.
:16:38
- I'm a bit in the...
- Come on, Joe, be a sport.
:16:40
- I've got a lot of work to do.
- Nonsense.
:16:42
I have. I'm in the middle of something.
I don't know what this is about.
:16:45
Don't pretend you don't know
what I'm talking about.
:16:48
- Well, I don't.
- Why can't you just say it?
:16:51
Just say it.
:16:52
- Open up to me.
- Look...
:16:57
Thanks, but um...
:17:00
...I've... I've got to go and do something else.
:17:04
Right.
:17:06
Well, bye. Bye, then.
:17:08
OK.
:17:10
See you, bye.
:17:14
Bye.
:17:45
Hes just sort of weirdly familiar,
:17:47
like he knows me
or we're old friends or something.
:17:49
Well, maybe he's lonely.
:17:53
Yeah.
:17:55
That's what I thought. Just lonely.