:20:00
And keep the change.
:20:02
Oh, thanks mate,
I've had nothing to eat all day.
:20:05
Oh we're going to Pizza Hut,
want to come.
:20:07
No... no. She doesn't.
She just wants more money.
:20:11
- We haven't got any more.
- No I fancy pizza actually.
:20:14
Can I bring my friend?
:20:25
Meat feast, deep and juicy,
stuffed crust mate.
:20:28
Two meat feast thin and crispy.
:20:29
- Ah a big New Yorker.
- A combo platter.
:20:32
- Do us a farmhouse.
- I'll have some garlic bread love.
:20:34
We'll all have some
garlic bread won't we?
:20:35
And Dippin' Chicken.
To share.
:20:39
This is great. Anthony thought
there were no poor people round here.
:20:43
Because of the house prices.
:20:45
Well they're not from round here.
:20:47
- Come in on the bus.
- I come in on the train.
:20:49
Couldn't afford to
live round here.
:20:50
Who exactly is paying
for all this?
:20:52
We are.
:20:54
- You must be minted!
- Yeah we are.
:20:56
No... no, we're not.
:20:59
It's birthday money.
:21:00
His birthday money,
he saved it.
:21:03
- Puddings?
- Yes please.
:21:05
No.
:21:06
One hundred and sixty eight quid.
:21:08
Do you know how many times
we'd have to visit Pizza Hut
:21:10
to get rid of all the money?
:21:11
One thousand, three hundred and
three point five one seven times.
:21:14
It's just not practical.
:21:16
We should buy property.
:21:18
See this house,
we could buy two like that.
:21:21
If they knocked some off
the asking price.
:21:23
And if we did buy property,
that'll go up in value.
:21:25
So we'd have even more money.
:21:28
Damian?
:21:38
Excuse me?
:21:41
Are you poor?
:21:42
Beg your pardon?
:21:43
Are you poor?
:21:44
Are you asking for money?
:21:46
Me? No.
:21:48
Because we don't have any.
:21:50
We live in a community,
you know, it's very basic.
:21:53
We don't have a dishwasher
for instance or a microwave.
:21:57
And there's no cash kept
on the premises.
:21:59
So you are poor?