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00:01Your mom would have been so proud seeing you look so grown up.
00:05So, so proud.
00:09She knew you were special.
00:13And this week it's time to show the world, too.
00:21Oh my God!
00:23Oh my God!
00:24What the fuck's that?
00:25Look at the state of this.
00:27What?
00:28Presenting Christopher Bonoface Sixtus, The Great Bella.
00:32Woo!
00:33I'm not going to lie.
00:34You look like you're off to buy some slaves, lad.
00:37Oh, oh, sir!
00:39Miss Jean-Shoo, sir.
00:41I qualify brain search, but Rishi say I need two jobs on this army to Rwanda.
00:46Please tell them this is my second job.
00:48Please, please, please.
00:52Come on.
00:53It's careers week, boys.
00:54This could be the first step to the job you're going to do
00:56for the rest of your lives.
00:57Kind of important, don't you think?
00:59Why?
01:00Why?
01:01Because your job gives you your purpose.
01:03It's a part of your identity.
01:04Lads, we're not like you.
01:06We don't think your job defines you.
01:08There's Mackie's Mike.
01:09Oi!
01:10Mike!
01:11Do us some big Mack, you sweaty gherkin!
01:13Ha-ha-ha!
01:14He shagged gherkins!
01:15He shagged gherkins!
01:16He shagged gherkins!
01:20Ha-ha-ha-ha!
01:21See you Friday, lad!
01:23Ha-ha-ha!
01:24Look, I don't need any Muppets telling me what to do with my life.
01:28I'm sorted.
01:29I'm starting a joinery apprenticeship.
01:31Soon as, lad.
01:32Yeah?
01:33Fill a bit.
01:34Think about it.
01:35How many doors are there in the world?
01:36Does always work?
01:37And you can work in every country because every country needs doors.
01:40Doesn't matter how many doors there are, you know, Reece.
01:43You're never open one to find your dad.
01:44Ha-ha-ha-ha!
01:56God, look at him.
01:57Has he got no shame?
01:58Hacks your TikTok and then just runs around laughing.
02:00God, is there any point in the school, like, even having a careers week
02:03when it's full of no-op scruffs like him?
02:05Imagine employers, like, actually looking at their CVs.
02:10Name, Lewis Connolly.
02:12Achievements.
02:13National record for most wanks in a day and most scraps in a day.
02:17Wow.
02:17Hobbies.
02:18How come your best mate's TikTok?
02:19E. Straighteners are my ideal straightener.
02:22Would defo be Vladimir Putin.
02:24And saying, I'm not racist, lad, but...
02:27Let me do one.
02:29Erm, yes, Ken.
02:31Name.
02:32Mo Fassi.
02:34Achievements.
02:35Erm, I can put my good fella's pizza in the oven all by meself without me Marzell.
02:39Hobbies.
02:40Staying up till 3am watching some fella on YouTube rape for our children.
02:46Anyways, girl, get your arse here. It's a big week for you. What are you doing?
02:50Erm, I'm just doing me nails.
02:52I'll be dirty in a bit.
02:53All right, love, I'll see you soon.
03:01Todd.
03:01I just need someone, someone, someone, someone.
03:05Dad.
03:05I swear, I wasn't there.
03:11Is it fair to say, Mr Duffy, that you frequent that area most evenings?
03:14Yeah, but I wasn't there that evening.
03:16Is it correct, Mr Duffy, that your previous conviction was for theft?
03:20That was the biggest mistake of me life and I paid the price.
03:22I don't even get to see me kids any more.
03:27I'm sorry, Rhys, I didn't mean to hit a raw nerve.
03:29OK, very clever.
03:35That was an example of a cross-examination.
03:38My name's Lorna, I'm a barrister.
03:40And I think it's great you're all getting enthused about law,
03:42as this week we'll be staging a mock trial.
03:45And my chambers would like to offer a mini-pupillage to the students
03:49that shows the most potential for a career in the legal profession.
03:52What's the mini-pupillage?
03:54Conor's nickname for his tiny coch.
03:57It's a short work experience placement
04:00where you'll shadow myself and attend court hearings.
04:02You should defo pick me, miss,
04:04cos I am dead good at just looking at someone
04:06and knowing whether they're a perv.
04:08You wouldn't even need to take it to trial.
04:10I'll bear that in mind, thank you.
04:12Maya Louise Turner.
04:14Thank you, Maya Louise.
04:15OK, I have your answers here to the legal question we posed last week.
04:20Barry has been charged with manslaughter
04:22after an altercation with his friend Terry
04:24ended with Terry falling and striking his head,
04:27causing his death.
04:28How would you advise Barry?
04:30Well, a lot of you gave general advice to Barry
04:32when the question meant legal advice.
04:34They'd change your name, nobody's called Barry anymore.
04:36I heard it was a sex game gone wrong.
04:39Have you got Terry's Mrs. Number?
04:41She's on the market and I heard she's a stunner.
04:43But my two favourite answers were Christopher,
04:47who advised he should plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter
04:50for a reduced sentence,
04:52and Rhys, who took a more unorthodox approach
04:55and said Baza should say he was sleepwalking.
04:58I got the idea when Connor stayed up, man.
05:00I punched him in the head in the middle of the night
05:01and said I was sleepwalking.
05:03Do you believe me?
05:04Classic automatism.
05:06Well, very good, Rhys.
05:08Automatism is indeed a valid legal defence.
05:10So, well done to Christopher, who will be the prosecuting barrister,
05:14and Rhys, who will defend.
05:18This is the mock trial.
05:20We'll be getting our teeth into...
05:21Hey, miss.
05:22Are you messing?
05:23Who cares whether Benjamin had his bike stolen?
05:26He's about 30 and still wearing those shorts.
05:28None's territory, that mess.
05:30Yeah, can't we do short on mornings, interestingly?
05:32Yeah.
05:32We should trial Lewis for hacking Amy's TikTok
05:35and posting a video slagging off girls in the school
05:37so everyone thinks she posted it.
05:40Freya Moore's dad is in prison
05:42and her mum is a drunkard crackhead,
05:44but the most tragic thing about her
05:46is still the shocking unibrow.
05:48And he's still denying it, the rats.
05:50Now, last that, he's banged out of the doors after his confession.
05:53OK, OK.
05:54This is clearly a passionate issue,
05:56dear to all your hearts.
05:58Let's do it.
05:59Lewis, it's...
06:00It's...
06:00What's it?
06:02What's it?
06:02What's it?
06:02What's it?
06:03What's it?
06:03What's it?
06:04What's it?
06:04What's it?
06:05What's it?
06:10Wealth.
06:12What does it do?
06:14Does wealth define dreams
06:16or do dreams
06:18define wealth?
06:19This door won't open.
06:22It's locked!
06:24Inequality within the acting profession.
06:27Class ceiling.
06:29Don't you mean class ceiling?
06:34Yeah.
06:35Well, I'm a bellend.
06:37Don't you mean I'm a complete bellend?
06:45That was a little piece that I wrote
06:47about how access and success
06:49within the British acting profession
06:51is increasingly dominated by those
06:53from privileged class origins.
06:56But I want to change that.
06:57I want to show you
06:58how to unlock that door.
07:02Yeah.
07:02I just want to say
07:03I loved your use of stagebox emics.
07:05It really helped emphasise the points of tension.
07:08Thank you very much.
07:09What's your name?
07:10Grace.
07:11In Greek mythology
07:12it means charm, beauty and fertility.
07:14Well, you're obviously
07:16a very knowledgeable young lady, Grace.
07:18Thanks.
07:18I go to an evening drama school
07:20and we cover a lot of the techniques there.
07:23Fantastic.
07:24So, who else, like our Grace here,
07:26has the drive to become an actor?
07:28Me.
07:29My dream is to become
07:30the first person from Merseyside
07:32to win an Oscar
07:32since Glenda Jackson in 1973.
07:34Eh, why are you laughing?
07:38Eh, it's called ambition.
07:40Yeah, but you also need hard work
07:42to go along with that blind ambition.
07:44So, what do you do
07:45to really push yourself?
07:47I do. Drama, GCSE.
07:49Well, if you really want that Oscar
07:51maybe you should be doing
07:53more like our Grace here.
07:54So, the school has asked me
07:56to do an acting masterclass this week
07:59but I'm also casting
08:00for an indie film project
08:02about young working class kids
08:04growing up in Liverpool.
08:05But I thought you were
08:06a fancy film director.
08:08No, I'm a casting director
08:09so I choose the right actors
08:11for the films.
08:12Oh, that sounds easy, that.
08:13You, you're good.
08:15Be in there.
08:16I want to cast the female lead locally
08:18so I'll be visiting a few schools
08:20over the next few weeks
08:21and I'll invite the best
08:22from each school
08:23to a casting day.
08:25Why don't you just be
08:25a real director instead?
08:27Eh, it's not exactly
08:29as easy as all that.
08:30So, if you're interested
08:31auditions will be held
08:33Wednesday afternoon.
08:34Let's get rehearsing.
08:36What are you having a go at him for?
08:38Come on, it was funny.
08:39You do realise
08:40he's going to cast someone
08:40for an actual film?
08:42It will kind of help
08:43if he liked me.
08:44Oh, no, well,
08:44what's got into you?
08:45And why did you say
08:46about putting Lewis on trial?
08:47Eh, what do you mean?
08:48I was trying to help you.
08:50Rehearsals are where
08:51the real hard work happens.
08:53They'll either darken
08:54your performance
08:54or light it up.
09:02Good luck,
09:03my learned friend.
09:04My name's Rhys, mate.
09:05Not Leonard.
09:06May the best man win.
09:07May the man
09:08with the poshest voice win,
09:09you mean.
09:10Oh, come on.
09:11You belong in the courtroom too.
09:13Putting in the doors.
09:14Lab, you're obsessed, you, aren't you?
09:16Don't get so busy
09:17making a living
09:18that you forget
09:18to live your life, yeah?
09:19See you in court!
09:27I'm going to cross-examine
09:29these bad boys.
09:39That's it.
09:40That's it.
09:40That's the one.
09:41That's the one.
09:42That's it.
09:43That's it.
09:44Seriously, Rees?
09:49Are you messing, lad?
09:53It's got to be Fowler.
09:55Dickhead.
09:55Told you she was nice
09:56on the hood.
09:57Yeah, it's nice on the hood.
09:58It's not.
09:58No.
09:59What?
10:13Oh, I'm going.
10:15Oh, I'm going.
10:16Oh, I hate it.
10:17Oh, I hate it.
10:17Good luck.
10:24Looks like you've got a bowl
10:25of Coke-a-oodles on your head, lad.
10:28Just look professional.
10:29At least I make an effort.
10:31Order!
10:32No face, no case, no comments.
10:34None of these rats
10:34are ever going to stop them.
10:36Five wights and day,
10:36not a problem.
10:37Drop back, gage,
10:38the second one walks in.
10:39He's dead, but what then?
10:41What?
10:41What?
10:42Tavi?
10:42Lewis!
10:45We go way back.
10:46She's the one that got me off
10:47when I was accused of smashing
10:48some fella's motorbike up.
10:50She is a superb barrister.
10:52That's very kind.
10:54And I 100% did it as well,
10:55so she's very good, like.
10:56OK, Christopher,
10:58are you ready for your opening statements?
11:00Members of the jury,
11:01this case is simple.
11:02It is about an angry man
11:03who sought revenge.
11:05And when he remembered
11:06his ex-girlfriend doesn't use
11:07two-step authentication
11:08on her TikTok account,
11:10he saw his chance to strike.
11:12You fit?
11:13Miss Amy Morris
11:14is a kind,
11:16passionate,
11:17driven young woman.
11:18And hacking into her account
11:19and posting a defamatory video
11:21was a deliberate attempt
11:23to sabotage that reputation
11:24and paint her as a villain.
11:26But you will hear evidence
11:27during this case
11:28that proves
11:29the only villain here
11:30is Mr Lewis Connolly.
11:33Nah,
11:34I'm no villain, me.
11:35Many of you reckon
11:36I'm guilty, yeah?
11:38I bring your ma's here
11:39to the court
11:39and shagged them.
11:40And even if you say objection,
11:42I keep shagging them.
11:43Yeah!
11:44Order!
11:46Order!
11:47I'll dare you.
11:52Rhys,
11:53do you actually have
11:54an opening statement?
11:55Yes.
11:56Yes, I do.
11:58Members of the jury,
11:59would you please?
12:03Peace!
12:04Peace!
12:05Peace!
12:05Peace!
12:06Peace!
12:07Lads,
12:08we need to take this seriously!
12:09Peace!
12:10Order!
12:12Order!
12:12Hey!
12:14Would you say
12:15Lewis was bitter
12:15about you breaking up with him?
12:17So bitter
12:18that he sought revenge?
12:20Daffo.
12:21You used to write me
12:21these weird love poems.
12:23For the papers
12:24to the court,
12:24Mr Connolly,
12:25can you please
12:26read out the evidence
12:26as presented?
12:31A
12:32is for amazing tits.
12:35Vile.
12:36I
12:36is for interesting arse.
12:39And he wonders
12:40why I left him.
12:41M
12:41is for marvellous fanny.
12:45E
12:45is for excited
12:48to eat you out.
12:50You knock me sick.
12:51E
12:51is for eating you out.
12:54Hang on,
12:55he stole that from a John Keats poem!
12:57Who?
12:58Who?
12:58Who?
12:59Who?
12:59Who?
13:00Who?
13:00Miss Morris,
13:01could you please look at this?
13:05Let's all do the reach man.
13:06Let's all do the reach man.
13:08Na, na, na, na, na.
13:10Order in the car!
13:11Members of the jury,
13:14I hired an online sleuth
13:15to obtain the IP address
13:17of where the TikTok post originated.
13:19What the fuck's a sleuth?
13:20And this is the email I received
13:21which states that the IP address
13:23matches a computer
13:25in the school library.
13:27Who cares?
13:28Okay, well,
13:29wait for this.
13:30We have an eyewitness statement
13:32that says they saw Mr Connolly
13:33using that same computer
13:35on Friday
13:36at 12.29.
13:37What is he on about?
13:39Who cares?
13:40The TikTok post was made
13:41at 12.31.
13:43Oh, my God.
13:45You finished.
13:50I'm doing it.
14:02Lad,
14:03I need your help.
14:04I didn't do it.
14:05P.A. flag.
14:06Like that poem, yeah?
14:07I just wanted her to know
14:08it was hurting because
14:09it kills me that I love her
14:12and she doesn't feel the same about me.
14:14Please,
14:15if you get me off,
14:16no more dad jokes.
14:17Okay, okay?
14:18Maybe down to like
14:19one a month.
14:20I'll make a conscious shift
14:21from quantity to quality.
14:24Swear, Dan.
14:33Could someone get back to me
14:34and tell me why he's being moved?
14:35He's not going through
14:36another two weeks of hell.
14:37Someone, someone, someone.
14:45Get me the drugs.
14:48God, there's dickheads and there's tortures.
14:49Don't make me shoot my own brother.
14:52And that was completely improvised because in acting,
15:02sometimes you have to think on your feet.
15:04Do you know what actually felt really real, sir?
15:07Like, my dad killed his brother just last week for drugs.
15:11And the street name for all drugs these days is just drugs.
15:14Saves all the confusion.
15:18And I'm sorry for your loss.
15:21Let's do some improv situations.
15:23I'll set you in pairs
15:24and you can use this torch as a creative prop
15:27to help inspire the scene.
15:29Welcome to the Socially In Just This podcast.
15:35This week, we're discussing white privilege.
15:38My guest today is Maya Louise.
15:39Good afternoon.
15:40Eh, you're white privilege, Gail.
15:42For saying good afternoon
15:43just because white people have generally had good afternoons.
15:46What about black people and slavery?
15:48They weren't good afternoons, were they?
15:50So, according to our records,
15:52you've been unemployed and on universal credit
15:54for two years since leaving school.
15:56How's that job search going?
15:57I'm sure there's something out there for me.
15:59Hmm.
16:00Hmm.
16:01What is white privilege?
16:04How do we define it?
16:06Eh, is it a young white girl
16:07who thinks she's interested enough
16:08to have her own podcast
16:09and then constantly emails everyone about it?
16:12I found a cleaning job here at Aztec.
16:14Would you be interested?
16:16Nothing against cleaning, but...
16:17I'd like to do something in the entertainment industry.
16:20Oh, my God.
16:22The host of the podcast has just been arrested live on air
16:25for a violent racial hate crime on a woman
16:28who was also a refugee.
16:30Then she's burned the pride flag
16:31and she's even jumped down a tree!
16:34But sometimes we have to be a bit more realistic with our careers.
16:38You know, we can't waste our lives
16:39chasing an unrealistic dream with nothing to fall back on.
16:42For example, you try to make it as a singer,
16:46fail,
16:46and end up becoming a bad Elvis impersonator
16:49who can't support his family.
16:51Shut up, you stupid, pouty bitch!
16:57Exceptional, Grace.
16:58The conflict really helped imbue the scene with emotion.
17:02I'll see you guys tomorrow
17:03at 1pm sharp
17:05for the auditions.
17:07Thanks for calling me back.
17:08How's tomorrow?
17:09Tomorrow is great.
17:10What time?
17:111pm.
17:13Love?
17:14Yeah.
17:15Yeah, that's okay.
17:18Calling you a hit on Grace.
17:20My first was tough too,
17:21but sometimes that has to be done.
17:23Don't worry.
17:26You're going to do great in the audition.
17:28And tomorrow,
17:29this whole school's going to know
17:30what Lewis did to you.
17:35Hello there.
17:36I'm so sorry.
17:37Can I cancel that hit?
17:39Yeah,
17:39this posh divvy's making me feel a lot better.
17:42Okay.
17:43Take care.
17:44Bye-bye.
17:44Bye-bye.
17:55Order!
17:56In the absence of the defending barrister
17:58and on the charge of Lewis Connolly,
18:00hacking me mate's TikTok
18:01and generally being a bad ming,
18:03how do we find him?
18:05Stop!
18:06The defence has some new evidence
18:08it would like to share with the jury.
18:10My Leonard friend said
18:12that Mr Connolly
18:14was last seen
18:15on said computer
18:16at 12.29.
18:17And he's right.
18:18He was.
18:19What are you playing at, lad?
18:22But he wasn't on Amy's TikTok.
18:24He was printing materials off
18:25for his big lunchtime wank.
18:27Cos everybody knows
18:28he's not a good man wanker.
18:30Yeah.
18:30Lewis then took these materials
18:32and enjoyed his lunchtime wank
18:34in the bog.
18:35Now, ladies and gentlemen of the jury,
18:37can you help me with the question?
18:40What time did my
18:41Leonard friend
18:44say the TikTok post was made?
18:4712.31.
18:48Thank you for your assistance.
18:49Now, as we all know,
18:51Mity likes to keep a close eye on us.
18:54So here we have Friday's
18:55CCTV footage
18:57of the South Corridor
18:58where you will now see
18:59Mr Connolly
18:59leaving the bogs
19:01in post-nur-clarity bliss.
19:03Wow.
19:04Tarty bastard.
19:05Now, I know what yous are thinking,
19:07ladies and gentlemen.
19:08Lewis was on the computer
19:09at 12.29.
19:10He printed his materials,
19:12posted the TikTok
19:13at 12.31,
19:14then went for his
19:14elite lunchtime wank.
19:16Except he didn't.
19:18Because the time here
19:19is 12.32.
19:21I didn't post it.
19:22I therefore put to you
19:24that Mr Connolly
19:25was actually wanking
19:26at the time in question.
19:28Oh, and also,
19:29he's a rapid wanker too.
19:32I'm not getting it!
19:36Thank you so much.
19:37I didn't post it.
19:39You do believe me, don't you?
19:40I don't want to be the best of me to.
19:43Oh my God.
19:44You don't?
19:46Oh my God, she did it.
19:48She did it.
19:49She should.
19:50It's OK.
19:51Reese, could you come by our chambers
19:53after school to sort out the paperwork?
19:56Meet your fellow cohorts.
19:57E requirements.
20:01East, East!
20:02East, East!
20:02예's!
20:03East, East!
20:08Ames, where you got one?
20:13Hey-hey!
20:14Come on!
20:16Woah, woah, woah.
20:17I went to CCTV and caught me
20:19putting six Google laptops in me car.
20:20me car, me cheaty, faked it, lads, I'm innocent!
20:23Come on!
20:25Come on!
20:45Is she not coming?
20:50Seems so mean
20:54Yeah.
20:56Right, next, we have...
20:59Grace!
21:01He whitey-dressed like Ames.
21:03Ugh!
21:05Fucking hater.
21:06Thanks for coming in, Amy. As I was saying to your father,
21:09we've analysed the MRI scan results.
21:11Unfortunately, it has confirmed areas of lesions in the brain.
21:15I'll be okay.
21:17The cost of living crises has brought you to the bones of your arse.
21:21And now, you've just been fired.
21:23You can't do that. It's humiliating as it is.
21:26Having to rely on charities for toothpaste and bog roll.
21:31I have a kid.
21:33And a dad does nothing.
21:35I'm on me own.
21:37Please.
21:41Each of us is born...
21:44Look.
21:45We knew it was coming, didn't we?
21:48Right?
21:49I just think shaky legs were out with me Elvis routine.
21:53Come on.
21:56Well, welcome to the twilight zone.
22:00Right.
22:01I'm doing the audition.
22:02But I'm doing an improvised monologue that fits the character.
22:05Amy.
22:06You're too late.
22:07I have to get my train.
22:10What do you do when you feel like you're drowning?
22:12When you go from being a kid to suddenly having to deal with heartbreak, misery, anger.
22:23They don't teach you that in school, do they?
22:25They act like, as long as you study hard, you'll be happy.
22:33What they don't say is, one day, you might get bad news that makes you feel like you've been thrown into a deep hole of despair.
22:48When you're a kid, there is no problem that your parents can't solve.
22:56They're indestructible.
23:01And then, you get older.
23:05And it's devastating to realise that they aren't.
23:09Maybe that's why no-one prepares you for being an adult.
23:14Because they're still not prepared.
23:18Maybe nothing can prepare you.
23:24That was good, Amy.
23:26Very good.
23:28But you know what?
23:30I just can't rely on you.
23:32You're late.
23:33You're irritable.
23:34And quite frankly, you're trouble.
23:35And people don't like working with trouble.
23:38Great.
23:40I'll see you in London.
23:43Hey, Jensen.
23:44I looked you up on LinkedIn.
23:45Yeah.
23:46You're from around here, are you?
23:48Get a fraud.
23:49Or a joke, mate.
23:51This whole school's a joke.
23:52It's full of bad gimps.
23:54You can all fuck off, mate.
23:57Ames, what's going on?
24:01Right, soft lad.
24:02Where have you been?
24:03The fella from your law policeman called me.
24:04He said you did a runner.
24:05I told him you better have the shit or I'll kill you.
24:06I've put it on Instagram, Reece.
24:07Hashtag so proud.
24:08Hashtag lawyer in the family.
24:09Hashtag not the accused this time.
24:11I know, Mum. I saw the 50 hashtags.
24:13Then what the fuck happened?
24:18There was this lad there called Remington.
24:19Some girl called Persephone.
24:20She was quite fit.
24:21But they were speaking about Villa versus someone in 2018.
24:22I thought they were speaking about an FA Cup game.
24:24But it turns out they were speaking about some legal case.
24:26A guy called Villa.
24:27I felt like a tip, Mum.
24:28I saw just left.
24:30Can't take a blame yet.
24:31No?
24:33I did not.
24:34When's the problema?
24:36Well, there was this lad there called Remington.
24:37Some girl called Persephone.
24:38Oh, she was quite fit.
24:39But they were speaking about Villa versus someone in 2018.
24:40I thought they were speaking about an FA Cup game.
24:42But it turns out they were speaking about some legal case.
24:44A guy called Villa.
24:46I felt like a tip, Mum.
24:47So I just left.
24:50Can't take a blame yet.
24:54I can't say I blame you.
24:57Look, I'm not gonna force you to go back if you don't want to, okay?
25:01But I can't let you swerve it cos you don't think you're good enough.
25:05Fuck Persephone!
25:08You've got just as much right to be there as any of them have, son.
25:13You've just gotta stop believing it, okay?
25:16Okay.
25:18Your two's inside.
25:20Percival.
25:24Hashtag so proud.
25:27I got you a gift to say well done for winning the case.
25:33For when you start your joinery apprenticeship.
25:35You mean to say sorry cos you thought you were gonna win easily?
25:38What? No.
25:39I gave you that impression on purpose to help motivate you and it worked.
25:42Alright, lads.
25:43I would never assume anything. I'm not that entitled.
25:47Ugh, my shoes are so dirty.
25:50Where is he?
25:51No! No, no, no, no, no.
25:54Now I'm the boss.
25:56Now mighty mortals.
26:00Yes, boss, yes, boss.
26:01Yes, boss.
26:02Biggest shoes-chain company in the pole on Merzyside.
26:03Yes, boss, yes, boss.
26:04Biggest shoes, sir?
26:05Yellow, yellow.
26:06Hey! Nellyhead, boy.
26:07Quicker, quicker, quicker!
26:08We've got it.
26:09We've got it.
26:38Wow.
26:39It's come tumbling now.
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