Cashback

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00:01:18 It takes approximately 500
00:01:23 But the human emotion
00:01:40 Take Suzy,
00:01:44 My first real breakup,
00:01:46 Happening right in front of me.
00:01:48 I never thought it was going
00:01:52 I've slammed the brakes,
00:01:54 And i'm skidding towards
00:02:00 So is this all my fault?
00:02:04 Me. Ben willis.
00:02:08 It's funny what goes through
00:02:13 The two-and-a-half years
00:02:19 The promises we made.
00:02:24 The holidays we took
00:02:29 The lamp we bought
00:02:39 It was my final year
00:02:42 And in the weeks that
00:02:44 I tried to figure out
00:02:46 Why did we break up?
00:02:49 It's funny, but when i think back
00:02:53 One day she's with me,
00:02:57 And the next week
00:03:00 Probably saying
00:03:02 So did she
00:03:06 What is love anyway?
00:03:08 And is it really
00:03:14 Forget about her. You don't
00:03:16 Thinking about a girl that dumped
00:03:20 She didn't dump me.
00:03:23 Why did she
00:03:26 It ended
00:03:28 'Cause Suzy thinks the grass is
00:03:31 She's always worrying about there
00:03:35 Or a better boyfriend
00:03:39 I just felt i could
00:03:45 And then Steve Jenkins
00:03:48 How did Steve Jenkins
00:03:52 It was a good point.
00:03:54 I only imagined the worst.
00:03:58 I don't want
00:04:00 You need to go out with a beautiful
00:04:03 Why?
00:04:05 Well, because if you've got
00:04:07 Then you must
00:04:09 Women are in competition
00:04:11 Suzy sees you with a sexy baby,
00:04:14 "if i can get Ben back
00:04:16 Then i must be more
00:04:19 Sean's success with women
00:04:27 It's true.
00:04:32 The age-old question.
00:04:36 Excuse me.
00:04:45 That's good. That's perfect.
00:05:21 Ben, mr. Adams here
00:05:25 Don't you think we should show
00:05:37 Excuse me.
00:05:45 I live in student accommodation
00:05:49 It's basically
00:05:52 Housing some 120
00:06:03 This is the haunting period.
00:06:06 The time when the demons
00:06:11 She stood right there
00:06:14 When i said those words:
00:06:17 "i'm sorry.
00:06:18 "i don't think
00:06:21 Maybe we should break up. "
00:06:24 And that's when
00:06:50 Hello?
00:06:54 Suzy, it's me, Ben.
00:06:57 Ben! I was asleep.
00:07:02 Suzy, um...
00:07:06 I'm sorry.
00:07:09 I'm sorry too.
00:07:15 Do you think there's any chance
00:07:19 I don't think so, Ben.
00:07:22 I think it ran its course.
00:07:27 Besides,
00:07:31 Have you
00:07:35 Yes.
00:07:40 Was it good?
00:07:43 I don't wanna talk
00:07:46 I've gotta go.
00:07:50 - Suzy?
00:09:40 To think about her now
00:09:43 It felt like all the oxygen
00:10:48 After my breakup with Suzy, i
00:10:52 The more i tried to sleep,
00:10:56 I was wide awake.
00:10:59 I tried everything.
00:11:02 I'd just become
00:11:07 I suddenly found
00:11:12 My life had been
00:11:15 I wanted time to pass quickly,
00:11:18 The passing of every
00:11:23 I wanted the hurt i felt
00:11:26 But in some cruel trick
00:11:28 I now had even more time
00:11:31 More time
00:11:35 Would you mind getting out?
00:11:52 I took the bus
00:11:56 I watched the landscape slowly change
00:12:01 Before leaving me to get
00:12:18 I started to read all the books
00:12:21 With the extra hours, i even had
00:12:37 But she was never far
00:14:02 Two pounds 75, please.
00:14:11 Ah, how much is it
00:14:22 One pound 70.
00:14:31 It was getting obvious that i
00:14:41 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:14:46 Yeah, yeah.
00:14:47 Yeah. Yeah.
00:14:50 Mmm, mmm, mmm.
00:14:55 I think you'll fit in
00:15:00 It's a great
00:15:05 It's marvelous. We hope
00:15:07 What it's like to be part
00:15:10 I know, i've been
00:15:11 There's so many opportunities,
00:15:22 I could feel a faint shift
00:15:27 A current of unknown
00:15:32 Moving towards me like
00:15:38 T- e-a-m-w-o-r-k. Work.
00:15:42 Teamwork, Ben.
00:15:45 Welcome aboard.
00:16:06 And so i started working
00:16:12 During the hours most
00:16:14 I'm busy trading my time.
00:16:17 I give them my extra eight hours,
00:16:29 - hi.
00:16:31 I'm late again. Jenkins is gonna
00:16:36 Yeah, see ya.
00:16:38 - Sharon!
00:16:41 - late again, Sharon.
00:16:43 - second time this week.
00:16:46 I'm sorry,
00:16:48 Okay.
00:16:59 My first year at art college
00:17:04 But it helped me to appreciate
00:17:07 I'd like to remind the customers
00:17:09 Two for the price of one
00:17:13 Fresh bread and cakes.That's aisle ten for
00:17:21 Well, don't just
00:17:25 Clean it up.
00:17:34 You see, i've always
00:17:37 And like many artists
00:17:39 The female form has always been
00:17:49 I've always been in awe of
00:17:56 Now, are you going
00:18:07 There is an art to dealing with
00:18:10 An art to putting your mind somewhere
00:18:15 I found that all
00:18:17 Had perfected
00:18:20 Take Sharon pintey.
00:18:22 Sharon knows rule number one.
00:18:25 The basic rule is this:
00:18:28 The more you look at the clock,
00:18:38 It will uncover
00:18:40 And torture it
00:18:48 This is the basic art in dealing
00:18:56 Any cash back?
00:19:16 This is barry brickman.
00:19:19 You see, barry thinks of himself
00:19:24 For a start,
00:19:28 When one of barry's
00:19:30 The cameraman put it
00:19:34 Barry has stuck
00:19:39 Matt stephens is also
00:19:46 And what was
00:19:54 And what was
00:19:57 - sausage!
00:20:04 Now barry and matt
00:20:06 There you go.
00:20:08 Between them, they have come
00:20:11 Of dealing with
00:20:14 Look. Look.
00:20:17 Theirs is an art to finding
00:20:31 A few days later,
00:20:34 For what they called
00:20:39 It was these shampoo bottles
00:20:42 Barry and matt knew
00:20:44 And they knew that the women in the
00:20:47 Their theory was that even
00:20:50 Masquerading as
00:20:52 Women would like
00:20:54 But were embarrassed to buy it because
00:20:57 The decision to buy it would be an easier
00:21:02 If they didn't object,
00:21:05 They'd helped a bottle
00:21:12 Barry had challenged matt
00:21:15 In which they would sprint
00:21:17 They would do all 14 aisles,
00:21:20 They had been waiting for the day
00:21:24 The art of doing something else other than
00:21:29 The excitement of doing something
00:21:31 Along with the consequences
00:21:33 Are so strong that it often pulls
00:21:36 On your marks,
00:21:49 We got winded!
00:22:01 I hadn't slept in two weeks.
00:22:08 My breakup with Suzy had left me with
00:22:12 I drifted between
00:22:15 Between past and present
00:22:20 I feel like a real man.
00:22:23 You like real men,
00:22:25 When i'm out there
00:22:27 On the pitch
00:22:30 I look like a god,
00:22:46 I keep myself
00:22:50 I see the looks.
00:22:54 I feel the bolts of time slowly
00:22:58 Time manipulation
00:23:01 Like any art,
00:23:04 So what is the art in making
00:23:12 I imagine the opposite.
00:23:14 That time is frozen.
00:23:17 I imagine the remote control
00:23:54 Within this frozen world, i'm
00:24:01 Nobody would even know
00:24:11 And when it started
00:24:13 The invisible join would be seamless
00:24:18 Not unlike the feeling of somebody
00:24:33 That moment when you see someone
00:24:37 Who is so beautiful
00:24:42 Well, imagine as i do,
00:24:45 It becomes very easy to understand
00:24:50 To have it frozen
00:24:52 Captured.
00:24:56 Unaware.
00:25:08 For me, this fascination with beauty
00:25:12 I was six or seven, and my mom and
00:25:16 She was in her late teens,
00:25:18 And was studying english
00:25:20 Being swedish, the walk from the shower
00:25:27 It was at that moment that something
00:25:32 I was exposed to the female form
00:25:37 I felt fascination and wonder
00:25:41 And i wanted to freeze the world so that
00:25:46 I have never had a feeling
00:25:50 To this day i still think it was one of
00:26:11 You dropped these.
00:26:32 And would it be wrong?
00:26:35 Would they hate me
00:26:38 I mean, really seeing them?
00:26:46 I read once about a woman whose secret
00:26:51 She thought that he
00:26:55 He would see every curve,
00:26:57 Every line,
00:27:00 And love them because they were part
00:29:17 And when i'm ready, all i have
00:29:21 Is crack my fingers.
00:29:33 You look like shit.
00:29:34 Cheers.
00:29:43 - still not sleeping?
00:29:45 - feeling any better about Suzy?
00:29:47 - wanna talk about it?
00:29:49 No? Why?
00:29:51 Because every morning
00:29:52 And every morning i talk
00:29:55 And i'm bored of saying the same thing,
00:29:59 And most of all i'm bored of
00:30:02 Eew! Look who didn't get out of
00:30:05 Very funny.
00:30:08 But seriously, you're gonna feel
00:30:11 For instance, how long ago
00:30:13 Before we started having
00:30:15 About ten minutes before
00:30:18 Oh, yeah.
00:30:27 I thought about the dust.
00:30:31 The dust?
00:30:33 Anyway, whatever. My point is,
00:30:37 And the things that you associate
00:30:39 Before long, you'll go a whole
00:30:42 You know what might help
00:30:44 What?
00:30:52 Me and Sean had been friends
00:30:56 We lived across the street from
00:30:59 For his 12th birthday,
00:31:01 Had bought him
00:31:04 Oh, mom!
00:31:07 Come on, boys, it's a nice day.
00:31:10 No. We're okay
00:31:17 Okay, i'm off shopping. You be
00:31:21 Yes, mom. Bye, mom.
00:31:23 Bye, mrs. Higgins.
00:31:25 I won't be long.
00:31:35 - wanna see something?
00:31:46 - what are they?
00:31:50 Sean had found the magazines
00:31:54 The swedish student was one thing, but
00:31:58 The smiles on the girls' faces
00:32:01 About what they were showing
00:32:05 I had never seen the female part
00:32:10 I guess i imagined
00:32:13 Like a smooth hole
00:32:16 The sort of hole where
00:32:19 But the reality was much more
00:32:22 It was hard to imagine
00:32:25 Had one under her skirt
00:32:28 - mom!
00:32:36 Forgot my purse.
00:32:40 Hey, what have
00:32:46 After that, Sean's mom
00:32:51 What will help speed up
00:32:53 You need to distract yourself
00:32:59 A Natalie was a term that Sean had
00:33:03 That happened with a girl you
00:33:16 The term had come from a girl called Natalie
00:33:20 - hello. Is Natalie in?
00:33:25 - yeah?
00:33:27 You see, Sean had
00:33:29 Between the smiling faces
00:33:32 And the fact that
00:33:57 Fifty p.
00:34:19 That's it.
00:34:25 Natalie became one of the most
00:34:40 Croissants on special offer.
00:34:54 She had
00:35:01 Very funny.
00:35:02 We were only
00:35:06 Who's that?
00:35:08 That's a new kid.
00:35:10 Apparently he's
00:35:14 Hey, mate!
00:35:17 Come here.
00:35:25 What's your name?
00:35:27 Brian.
00:35:29 Ben says you know
00:35:32 Yeah.
00:35:34 - so you reckon you can have me?
00:35:37 - oh, yeah?
00:35:40 Show us your moves then.
00:35:57 Grab my arm.
00:36:07 That's not funny.
00:36:14 Hi.
00:36:15 Hi, Ben.
00:36:18 You're not
00:36:20 No, i swapped
00:36:25 Is that a pickle sandwich?
00:36:27 Oh, ah, yeah.
00:36:30 Could i have a bite?
00:36:37 Mmm. Thanks.
00:36:44 - what?
00:36:46 - mmm.
00:36:54 Let me.
00:37:01 Thanks.
00:37:10 I wanted to freeze time.
00:37:19 I wanted to savor
00:37:25 To live in that moment
00:37:27 But i couldn't stop it.
00:37:30 Only slow it.
00:37:34 And before i knew it,
00:37:40 After the door closed, i felt like
00:38:02 What are you doing?
00:38:04 - Jenkins wanted us to go and fill
00:38:07 liiieeee.
00:38:10 Take no notice of him. He's love
00:38:15 You did?
00:38:18 She said "yes. "
00:38:20 To the pictures
00:38:22 Then it's back to mine. I'll need about
00:38:28 And then, she's gonna
00:38:35 Crush.
00:38:38 It's funny how the same word
00:38:40 Can be used for the feeling
00:38:42 The oxford english dictionary states one
00:38:46 As "a strong and unreasoning,
00:38:52 I had three crushes
00:38:55 The first was an athlete
00:38:58 She was 18, and looked like a tomboy
00:39:02 But it was the fact that Zola Budd
00:39:05 That made her so completely
00:39:10 It was the los angeles olympics
00:39:14 In the 3,000 meter race, zola budd
00:39:19 Budd's heart for the race
00:39:24 Zola finished seventh.
00:39:26 Ben, it's time for bed now.
00:39:30 Well, well.
00:39:32 Can somebody tell me something
00:39:36 Uh, they help fight off bacteria
00:39:41 Very well done.
00:39:42 Types...
00:39:46 Of cells.
00:39:48 The second crush was for
00:39:52 Okay, class, who can tell me
00:39:56 She was a confident woman
00:39:59 Hinted at the sexiness
00:40:02 I imagined mrs. Booth asking me
00:40:06 And showing me the same
00:40:09 As the girls i'd seen
00:40:12 But the main crush i had was
00:40:18 When i looked at tanya, i didn't
00:40:22 The white blood cells and
00:40:40 Oy!
00:40:45 The next day, tanya caused a
00:40:56 Tanya had broken her arm
00:40:58 And her cast had caused much excitement
00:41:01 Settle down now,
00:41:05 That's enough.
00:41:06 But i saw it
00:41:08 It was the way
00:41:13 The way she
00:41:17 The way it restricted
00:41:21 The increasing amount of graffiti that
00:41:28 Would you like
00:41:34 Just here.
00:41:41 Thanks.
00:41:48 Go away!
00:41:54 On the day the cast
00:41:57 Tanya's arm
00:41:58 Go on back to the jungle.
00:42:02 The six weeks without light had caused
00:42:07 But while the other kids joked
00:42:10 It only heightened
00:42:18 Don't cry.
00:42:21 You don't have to
00:42:23 I think you're beautiful
00:42:30 Will you be
00:42:34 Yes.
00:42:39 There was a place that
00:42:42 It was just
00:42:45 It was close enough to still hear the screams
00:42:49 But at the same time,
00:42:55 I had arranged
00:43:04 Whatcha?
00:43:05 Whatcha?
00:43:21 You wanna kiss me?
00:43:24 So this was to be
00:43:26 Yeah.
00:43:32 Hey! Where you going?
00:43:35 I gotta go.
00:43:38 - but tomorrow's saturday.
00:43:49 I often came to play around the
00:43:53 The familiar building,
00:43:57 Peaceful, as if time
00:44:14 It's like the walls
00:44:17 It keeps the whole
00:44:20 Tanya's parents had taken her on
00:44:24 They set up home there,
00:44:27 It was the first time my heart
00:44:40 Checkmate.
00:44:42 What's wrong with you? You normally
00:44:46 Have you met someone?
00:44:51 Well, come on.
00:44:53 No, it's nothing really. Just
00:44:57 Nice? Nice what?
00:45:00 No.
00:45:02 Well, yeah,
00:45:04 What?
00:45:08 She got small hands?
00:45:10 - what's that got to do with anything?
00:45:14 You're such a loser.
00:45:16 So have you asked her out?
00:45:18 - no. Someone already beat me to it.
00:45:21 No, but one of the guys at work
00:45:24 They're going
00:45:26 That doesn't mean
00:45:28 She might just like him, and want
00:45:34 How many girls have you taken to
00:45:40 - oh, yeah!
00:45:50 - what?
00:45:54 Quite a few.
00:45:56 There you go.
00:46:04 Can i have that?
00:46:09 Yeah, yeah,
00:46:12 Well, of course i played
00:46:17 Any day, Rory.
00:46:19 You name the date,
00:46:23 All right. Sunday.
00:46:26 Just don't go crying
00:46:34 - ciao.
00:46:36 Tosser.
00:46:43 Game on.
00:46:45 2,000 feet jump.
00:46:48 Can't beat it.
00:47:10 There he is!
00:47:13 So, how'd it go
00:47:15 - oh, mate!
00:47:17 Of course i did.
00:47:20 Couldn't get enough of it. She went
00:47:25 - rack?
00:47:27 At least you know your kids
00:47:30 And?
00:47:32 Like an artist's pocket.
00:47:38 Okay, champs.
00:47:41 Manager of
00:47:43 Has challenged us to a football
00:47:49 Finished?
00:47:50 Good.
00:47:52 The reputation of
00:47:55 Your reputations, as employees,
00:48:01 This is not just
00:48:03 This is what it means to
00:48:07 Now, i want you to think of me
00:48:12 And you, you're all
00:48:15 And as slaves,
00:48:20 For what happens on sunday night,
00:48:30 Sunday. 8:00 p. M.
00:48:47 You have got to got
00:48:53 We're gonna get murdered.
00:48:58 Aaah!
00:49:06 - hi.
00:49:09 Ah, bollocks!
00:49:11 - playing on this right wing.
00:49:14 Heads up!
00:49:20 Gather round, whitechapel.
00:49:23 Okay, chaps, this is it!
00:49:26 That is islington sainsbury's
00:49:29 All i can see are
00:49:34 Take a good look
00:49:37 Why?
00:49:39 Natural-born killers!
00:49:42 So let's get stuck in there
00:49:47 Huh?
00:50:00 Hey, barry, i've got
00:50:03 All right, Rory.
00:50:04 Jenkins.
00:50:06 There's some pretty
00:50:09 See you've brought
00:50:17 Looks can be deceiving.
00:50:19 - well, that's obvious.
00:50:23 Right. Call.
00:50:27 Heads.
00:50:29 Tails it is.
00:50:33 Come along!
00:50:44 We've got one goal.
00:50:45 All right.
00:50:52 - ahh!
00:51:02 Get it!
00:51:05 Come on, take it, come on!
00:51:13 Come on, after it.
00:51:24 I'm playing! I'm playing! The safe keys
00:51:30 Get it! Get it!
00:51:38 What?
00:51:43 Triangles!
00:51:49 - foul!
00:51:51 Play on, my ass!
00:51:53 I'm all right!
00:51:55 I'm all right!
00:52:00 What are you doing?
00:52:02 Grow up.
00:52:05 What money?
00:52:07 What am i doing? I'm talking to an
00:52:11 'Cause there's a dead man on the
00:52:13 - i love that film! - pachino.
00:52:17 You oughta see the bank job shootout
00:52:23 Come on, whitechapel,
00:52:26 - come on, lads!
00:52:29 - Aye! Dipstick!
00:52:33 Sorry!
00:52:37 The ball, the ball,
00:52:43 For the love of god!
00:52:51 Yeah! Finally!
00:52:54 Oh, my lord!
00:53:01 Time out, ref.
00:53:06 Well, chaps,
00:53:11 How could it be worse?
00:53:13 It doesn't matter.
00:53:15 What matters is, there's less
00:53:20 And we are not leaving this
00:53:26 Matt, get the ball to Ben.
00:53:31 Ben, this is your moment.
00:53:36 I need you.
00:53:39 Get your little legs.
00:53:41 Run up that right flank
00:53:45 I'll be in the center
00:53:50 Use barry if you need to.
00:53:52 Matt, stay on my left flank.
00:53:56 I need that cross.
00:53:58 I need that ball
00:54:01 Here.
00:54:05 I'll take the shot.
00:54:06 And we, we will
00:54:12 - got it?
00:54:14 Now let's score a goal!
00:54:17 Come on! Come on!
00:54:20 Come on, boys, come on!
00:55:25 No!
00:55:44 I often wonder
00:55:46 To spend the rest of my life
00:55:49 To live out the rest of my life
00:55:52 To die of old age,
00:55:55 The young me gone,
00:56:24 Was i spending too much time
00:56:29 It felt safe, untouchable.
00:56:32 But how safe
00:57:16 Hello?
00:57:22 Anyone there?
00:58:10 It's funny, but the
00:58:12 Was that maybe i wasn't the
00:58:27 Oh, my god!
00:58:35 You all right?
00:58:37 Don't just stand there!
00:58:42 - can you make sure Sharon gets
00:58:44 Cheers, mate.
00:58:50 Right, i'll see
00:58:52 - see ya.
00:59:02 - thanks.
00:59:05 I felt that game was
00:59:08 -matt's face when the ball hit Jenkins.
00:59:11 Do you think
00:59:13 It was ego more than
00:59:21 It's probably none
00:59:24 Are you and matt
00:59:26 No. We went to the cinema the
00:59:30 Hmm.
00:59:33 Why? What
00:59:35 He said he slept with you.
00:59:41 - so you didn't? - no, of course not!
00:59:46 Sorry.
00:59:47 Did he say
00:59:50 I think it was the best sex
00:59:56 So you don't have a boyfriend?
00:59:58 No. We split
01:00:01 He went off to university
01:00:03 It became impossible
01:00:07 And you?
01:00:10 We broke up
01:00:13 I'm sorry.
01:00:17 Better.
01:00:22 So how long have you been
01:00:26 'Bout two years.
01:00:27 - Did you get to college?
01:00:32 Why?
01:00:33 It wasn't me. And besides,
01:00:37 What are you saving for?
01:00:39 Putting myself
01:00:42 Yeah? Studying...
01:00:44 Spanish.
01:00:45 Spanish?
01:00:47 Yeah. What's wrong
01:00:49 N- n-nothing. I just wasn't
01:00:57 Mmm...
01:00:59 tu equipo de futbol
01:01:04 Which means?
01:01:06 It means your
01:01:10 26-nil.
01:01:16 So why spanish?
01:01:19 I've lived here all my life.
01:01:22 I've worked at the supermarket
01:01:26 Even though
01:01:28 I just feel that my life's ticking
01:01:33 I thought that spanish would be one way that i'd
01:01:38 Like being an air hostess or teaching english at spanish-speaking schools.
01:01:43 I've always dreamt of traveling to
01:01:49 To places where the sun
01:01:52 But more than that,
01:01:54 To talk to people about their
01:01:58 Silly, really.
01:02:00 No, it's not.
01:02:02 That's your dream.
01:02:04 Knowing what you want
01:02:07 Most people go through their whole
01:02:10 It's easy to find if you know
01:02:13 So what is it that
01:02:15 I've always wanted
01:02:18 Maybe have my work hung
01:02:21 I've always wanted
01:02:26 Why?
01:02:29 Don't know.
01:02:31 I think it might be something to do with
01:02:36 To then capture it, and hang
01:02:42 I find it romantic.
01:02:56 Well, this is me.
01:02:59 Number 34.
01:03:01 Thirty-four.
01:03:03 It's on the top floor.
01:03:05 Nice.
01:03:10 adios.
01:03:12 hasta luego.
01:03:22 Night, Ben.
01:03:32 That first kiss.
01:03:35 I've always made
01:03:40 Come!
01:03:44 Hiya. I just wanted to know
01:03:48 Oh, yes, yes.
01:03:50 'Cause it looked
01:03:53 Oh, no.
01:03:57 And the hospital said
01:04:00 Ah, you know.
01:04:03 Are you sure
01:04:05 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:04:08 Do you know?
01:04:11 I really can't feel a thing!
01:04:15 I'm thinking of having
01:04:18 You know,
01:04:21 Sure you'll all be there.
01:04:26 Um, yeah.
01:04:29 Great.
01:04:40 - hiya.
01:04:42 Thanks for walking me
01:04:45 That's all right. Thanks for
01:04:49 So have you heard
01:04:52 No.
01:04:54 Jenkins' birthday on saturday.
01:04:57 We've all got to
01:04:58 Oh.
01:05:01 Will you be my date?
01:05:03 Sharon?
01:05:08 It's my lunch break.
01:05:22 So, will you
01:05:24 Yeah.
01:05:27 Great.
01:05:30 Shelf stacker to
01:05:33 Can we have a shelf stacker
01:05:36 Steven, if you're in the shop,
01:05:42 - it's your lunch break.
01:05:45 - it is. It's your lunch break.
01:05:53 Hama-vama!
01:06:06 Come.
01:06:16 You wanted to see us?
01:06:18 Take a chair.
01:06:28 Not there! Here!
01:06:40 Now, we were a bit unlucky
01:06:44 But to lighten the mood
01:06:48 I'm throwing a party at
01:06:51 And you're all invited!
01:06:55 Good!
01:06:57 Now, no birthday party would be
01:07:02 And i want one of you
01:07:05 Me?
01:07:07 Yes. Here's 200 quid.
01:07:10 That should be plenty for some
01:07:15 I'll put the details on the
01:07:18 Well, get going then.
01:07:23 So, where are you
01:07:27 I don't know.
01:07:30 So, your boss has given you 200 quid to get
01:07:35 I like him! Yeah, i'll help on one condition.
01:07:39 - what's that?
01:07:41 -shouldn't be a problem.
01:08:11 Two halves, please.
01:08:21 What was the other one?
01:08:23 Two halves.
01:08:25 Oh, yeah.
01:08:27 I just found the world's
01:08:31 - Sean, i'm not sure about this.
01:08:37 That's
01:09:19 Yeah!
01:09:22 - how much?
01:09:27 Each.
01:09:36 I was, uh, wondering
01:09:41 Um, it's his boss's
01:09:45 And we were looking for someone who
01:09:49 I'm busy on saturday.
01:09:52 Oh, um, well, do you know anyone
01:09:57 I know one.
01:10:01 That's cool.
01:10:04 No. She only does
01:10:07 She's gorgeous.
01:10:12 Hiya, Ben.
01:10:25 Will you be my date?
01:10:49 - Ben!
01:10:52 - 200.
01:10:54 200 for the stripper.
01:10:56 Oh.
01:10:58 Don't worry, love,
01:11:01 - okay.
01:11:04 Two tickets
01:11:11 It was now my fourth
01:11:16 I had slowly stopped thinking about Suzy
01:11:21 The extra eight hours of my life had
01:11:25 The minutes flew into hours,
01:11:28 And the days joined
01:11:33 The bad news
01:11:36 The good news
01:11:40 Most of my shifts were now spent
01:11:50 I drew her endlessly.
01:11:55 Her pale, milky skin.
01:12:03 In her eyes,
01:12:08 I thought about Sharon escaping the
01:12:13 Traveling to south america,
01:12:16 Pursuing her dreams.
01:12:19 I thought about her
01:12:22 Both sharing in our dreams.
01:12:25 Her love of people,
01:12:49 - you off home?
01:12:51 You still wanna be my date for
01:12:55 Yeah, of course.
01:12:57 Will you come by
01:12:59 Yeah.
01:13:01 8:00?
01:13:03 - yeah, 8:00.
01:13:18 Sharon had broken the spell.
01:13:21 For the first time
01:13:24 I slept right through
01:13:29 Mmm. Yeah?
01:13:31 There's a call for you, Ben.
01:13:40 - hello? - hello,
01:13:42 Yeah.
01:13:44 My name is alex prout,
01:13:47 I saw some examples of your work
01:13:52 Y- you did?
01:13:54 Yes. And i'd be very interested in
01:14:02 Hello?
01:14:04 Um, ah, yeah, yeah.
01:14:07 Great. Why don't you bring some
01:14:09 Down to my gallery
01:14:13 Okay. Thank you.
01:14:16 No. Thank you, Ben!
01:14:18 Bugger off.
01:14:28 Better get ready
01:16:31 - hello?
01:16:33 Hi, Ben,
01:16:47 Hiya.
01:16:50 You look lovely.
01:16:52 Thanks. You too.
01:16:58 Are you okay?
01:17:01 I had some
01:17:03 What?
01:17:04 There's a gallery interested
01:17:07 Ben, that's fantastic!
01:17:09 Look at you.
01:17:14 Wow. You're on your way.
01:17:20 Well, come on.
01:17:55 We can leave
01:17:59 Welcome!
01:18:02 Hello, mate.
01:18:04 Oy.
01:18:06 Oy.
01:18:07 - Ben, this is, ah...
01:18:09 - katrink.
01:18:11 Katrine. Ben.
01:18:14 I've heard a lot
01:18:17 - nice to meet you.
01:18:18 Hi.
01:18:21 Oh, no.
01:18:24 Hi, Ben.
01:18:25 - hi.
01:18:26 - uh, good, good. And you?
01:18:30 Suzy, this is Sharon.
01:18:32 - nice to meet you.
01:18:35 - what are you doing here?
01:18:38 What, Jenkins?
01:18:40 Yeah. He's Steve's older brother.
01:18:43 Yeah. He's our boss.
01:18:45 - you're working at sainsbury's?
01:18:48 That's great.
01:18:52 Well, i'd better get back.
01:18:54 - it was good to see you.
01:18:56 - nice to meet you.
01:19:04 You all right?
01:19:05 No, that's disgusting.
01:20:31 Isn't it great,
01:20:34 Come on, Jenkins,
01:20:36 Kon-a-nichi-wa!
01:20:39 Yeah!
01:20:40 Oh, no!
01:21:16 - Natalie!
01:21:19 Who's Natalie?
01:21:21 It's a long story.
01:21:23 Well, your act's grown leaps
01:21:26 - god, how long ago was that?
01:21:34 Will you, ah...
01:21:36 Yeah, i'd love to.
01:21:47 Is this the queue
01:21:58 Sharon!
01:22:00 Thanks.
01:22:02 Thanks.
01:22:07 So, you wanna
01:22:11 Eat some popcorn?
01:22:13 No.
01:22:15 Why? What's the matter?
01:22:18 Barry's gonna do a stunt!
01:22:20 Barry's gonna do a stunt!
01:22:24 No, but seriously
01:22:25 I always thought that one day
01:22:28 Are you wearing
01:22:40 Hey, Ben.
01:22:43 Hey.
01:22:47 We really made a mess
01:22:49 Wasn't that bad.
01:22:52 I just wanted to say that
01:22:57 I know i never really gave you
01:23:00 You can't rely on other people
01:23:04 I know!
01:23:13 Is that you?
01:23:16 Yeah. Jungle survival
01:23:19 But enough about me.
01:23:22 You.
01:23:25 You!
01:23:27 You look
01:23:30 Gorgeous tonight, Sharon.
01:23:46 I still think about you
01:23:48 Why are you
01:23:53 Have you seen Ben?
01:23:54 Five! Four!
01:23:57 Three! Two!
01:24:00 One! Go!
01:24:03 No.
01:24:39 You can speed it up,
01:24:42 You can even
01:24:45 But you can't
01:24:47 You can't undo
01:24:52 I thought about
01:24:55 I thought about
01:24:57 I thought about
01:25:00 But the more i thought about it,
01:25:02 Nothing i could say
01:25:05 How long could
01:25:08 Delaying
01:25:13 I had sat there with the world
01:25:15 And still
01:25:18 I thought about the night
01:25:20 When i'd seen a person move
01:25:24 If other people could move
01:25:27 Then maybe it was something
01:25:30 It was the best
01:25:49 Sharon?
01:25:51 I'm definitely winded.
01:25:53 I had forgotten how fast
01:26:05 Hello?
01:26:06 Sharon, it's me.
01:26:11 Hello?
01:26:54 This felt familiar.
01:27:01 I tried to explain
01:27:04 And she had attacked me
01:27:08 Sharon had seen the wrong second
01:27:11 But she wasn't listening.
01:28:19 Member of cleaning staff
01:28:23 Cleaning staff
01:29:02 - what language is that?
01:29:05 - do you speak russian?
01:29:07 Can i get it back
01:29:12 Yep? Can i help you?
01:29:14 I've got an appointment
01:29:16 Yeah, that's me.
01:29:17 Hi. Ben willis.
01:29:23 You called me
01:29:25 There must be some mistake.
01:29:31 You didn't call me?
01:29:43 Bastards.
01:29:47 Ah, sorry.
01:29:52 Well, since you're here,
01:30:08 - these are yours?
01:30:17 You got any more?
01:30:19 Yeah, i've got hundreds.
01:30:22 Can you bring them by?
01:30:24 Sure.
01:30:28 Why don't you make
01:30:31 Proper one this time.
01:30:35 Yeah.
01:30:38 Ben.
01:30:40 Ben.
01:31:40 Well done.
01:31:43 Thanks.
01:31:44 - i'm anna. Anna shapiro.
01:31:48 I've got a gallery
01:31:50 I'd be interested to talk
01:31:53 My next show?
01:31:55 Yes. Any ideas of what
01:31:57 Um...
01:32:04 I'd like to go and paint
01:32:08 Well, that sounds
01:32:10 Here. Take my card.
01:32:15 Call me.
01:32:17 Well done.
01:33:11 Hey.
01:33:14 Hey.
01:33:15 Congratulations.
01:33:19 So great.
01:33:21 Thanks.
01:33:22 - how have you been?
01:33:26 I haven't seen you
01:33:28 No, i've got a job
01:33:32 So you're one step closer
01:33:40 Listen, i'm sorry about
01:33:44 Whether you saw the second after
01:33:47 I've learned it's what you do
01:33:50 Shh. It's okay.
01:33:54 This tells me so much more
01:34:06 It's snowing outside.
01:34:15 Do you trust me?
01:34:17 Why?
01:34:19 I need to know.
01:34:41 What happened?
01:34:43 I need to show
01:35:11 Once upon a time,
01:35:16 Love is there
01:35:19 You just have to see
01:35:21 And hidden away between
01:35:28 If you don't stop for a minute,
01:35:30 You might miss it.