:26:00
Thank you.
:26:02
- I've got another one for you.
- Oh, yes?
:26:04
- Friday, is it?
- ls Friday all right?
:26:05
- Mm.
- I told her 5:00.
:26:07
- That's all right, yes.
- Want some tea?
:26:11
- Sardines?
- I'm all right this week, Lily.
:26:14
- Oh, now what sweets you got?
- Boiled sweets.
:26:17
Here you are.
Don't you want some for your Ethel?
:26:20
How much are them, then?
:26:22
Tuppence a bag. A penny eighty to you.
:26:24
Righty-oh.
:26:33
- Kelp Street.
- Oh, I know.
:26:35
Nora. She's got seven kids already.
:26:37
Oh, can't she manage?
:26:39
- No, could you?
- I've only got a thruppenny bit.
:26:41
I've got change.
:26:43
Ain't the husband around?
:26:44
l expect so.
:26:46
Can't control himself, if you ask me.
:26:48
Terrible. Poor woman.
:26:51
Serves her right.
:26:53
Don't you want no
sardines for your mother?
:26:55
No, she can't eat them no more, Lily.
Gives her heartburn.
:26:58
How's she keeping anyway, your mom?
:27:00
Oh, you know. Getting older.
:27:02
Ain't we all?
:27:04
That's Ethel.
:27:05
- That you, Ethel?
- Hello, Mom.
:27:08
- Lily's here.
- Oh.
:27:09
Hello, Ethel.
:27:12
Hello.
:27:15
- You want a cuppa?
- Yes please, Mom.
:27:25
- Ain't she got a boyfriend yet?
- No.
:27:28
l ain't surprised.
:27:34
That was a lovely spread, Vera.
Thank you very much.
:27:37
- You're welcome, Reg, you know that.
- Doing a bit of mending?
:27:39
Yes. You got anything that needs doing?
:27:41
You've got a bit of leg poking
through your trousers.
:27:43
- Yes, he has.
- I done that at work.
:27:45
- I ain't got round to it yet.
- You do your own sewing?
:27:47
Well, I'm all fingers
and thumbs, but I have a go.
:27:49
You ought to bring 'em over here, Reg.
:27:51
You need a little patch on that.
:27:52
I'll get you a bit of cloth
from the shop, Reg.
:27:54
What is it?
Navy serge, 19 oz.
:27:56
Give it to Mom, she'll mend it for you,
no problem.
:27:58
- I could do that.
- Of course, she can.