:54:03
Sure, why not?
:54:05
My old man never cooked nothing
in his life.
:54:07
He says that´s women´s work.
:54:11
But suppose you´re on your own,
as you certainly will be shortly.
:54:16
You´ll have to do it for yourself
sometimes, won´t you?
:54:22
Not again, Sir.
:54:25
This is survival training.
:54:32
A normal English salad...
:54:34
...not fit for human consumption,
even if you remove the slugs...
:54:38
...and add a dash of the extraordinary,
a bit of mayonnaise.
:54:42
Look at this.
:54:53
Mum went to the doctor.
l didn´t want to miss today.
:54:55
He won´t be no trouble.
:54:57
lt´s all right.
:55:00
Sit down.
Make room over there for her.
:55:09
Okay, come on.
:55:13
Never be afraid to experiment.
:55:15
And always remember that
you can eat well...
:55:17
...even though you´re broke.
See?
:55:19
You ever been broke, Sir?
Real broke, skint?
:55:25
Many, many times.
:55:26
l don´t understand you a bit, Sir.
:55:28
l mean...
:55:29
...you´re a toff and you ain´t.
:55:34
What he means is...
:55:37
Blimey, l can´t sort of put it
into words or anything.
:55:41
Well, Sir...
:55:42
...you´re like us, but you ain´t.
l mean, you´re not.
:55:46
lt´s kind of scary but nice.
:55:48
You know what l mean, don´t you?
:55:53
l don´t know how to answer you,
except to say...
:55:55
...that l teach you truths,
my truths.
:55:57
lt is kind of scary,
dealing with the truth.