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Early
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Morning Jack, would you
like some breakfast?
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I'd love some, but allow
me to pay for it would you?
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Don't be bloody stupid, I'm just
doing a fry up
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But Kirsty, I have to consider
my public position. I'll make a note in my official
notebook of how many sausages and beans I have and report
it back to the relevant authorities as soon as I get
back to my people.
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Do you want eggs with it?
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Brilliant. How much do eggs cost
over here? I really must be careful you know.
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I've just squeezed some
oranges, would you like a glass?
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I'd love
some, just let me get my notebook out so I can record
your munificance. |
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Mid morning |
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The pool is nice and warm at
this time of day, fancy a swim?
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I must record how much midday
bathing would cost in Wishaw swimming pool so that I
can put it in my notebook. But first I must avail myself
of your magnificent cludgie as I'm dying for a big keech.
But I'll take notes on the quilted toilet paper of how
many sheets I have used.
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Lunchtime
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Jack, lunchtime, glass of red?
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Och, aye, just a wee wan. Did
ye see my notebook anywhere?
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Did you put the chirizos and
paella in your notebook?
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I am a servant of my people. Of
course I did. Any chance of another glass of that formidable
red?
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Of course.
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This is Sunday isn't it?
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Yes.
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Don't tell my father next time
you see him. Enjoying yourself on a Sunday wisnae something
ye wurr allowed tae dae when ah was a laddie. Any more
of that red?
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And this is something that you
intend to visit on the Scottish people with your no
smoking, no neds, no dog shit policies?
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This isnae Newsnight, so ah can
say, "aye". Any more of that red?
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Laughs
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Afternoon
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Any more of that red? Where's
ma notebook?
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It's on the table beside you.
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Aye, that'll be it. See me, see
organisation. Any more of that red?
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Mid afternoon
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Any more of that red? Where's
ma notebook?
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It's on the table beside you.
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Aye, that'll be it. See me, see
organisation. Ah'm away for a shite again.
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Early Evening
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Any more
of that red? Where's ma notebook?
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Jack,
I think you wiped your bottom on it.
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Och, it
was a load of shite anyway. Any more of that red bytheway? |
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