1:01:02
Was it good? Touching them?
1:01:06
Must've been marve/ous,
being near them at /ast...
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making them fresh and g/ossy.
1:01:15
Te// me...
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you worked at the stab/e every weekend?
1:01:20
Yeah.
1:01:21
You must have seen a /ot of the gir/.
1:01:24
Te// me about her. Did you /ike her?
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-Come on, A/an, te// me.
-A// right.
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-Was she friend/y?
-Yes.
1:01:34
-Or standoffish?
-Yes.
1:01:37
-We//, which?
-What?
1:01:39
Which was she?
1:01:44
Te// me, did you ever take her out?
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-Did you have dates with her?
-What?
1:01:51
Te// me if you did.
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''Tell me!''
1:01:54
''Tell me, tell me.'' On and on.
Standing there, nosy parker.
1:01:58
That's all you are, a bloody nosy parker,
just like my dad.
1:02:01
-''Answer this, answer that,'' never stop.
-l'm sorry.
1:02:04
Now it's my turn. You tell me, answer me.
1:02:08
-We're not playing that game now.
-We're playing what l say.
1:02:12
All right.
1:02:14
What do you want to know?
1:02:16
Do you have dates?
1:02:17
l told you, l'm married.
1:02:19
l know. Her name's Margaret, she's a dentist.
1:02:21
You see? l found out.
1:02:23
What made you go with her, then?
1:02:24
Did you used to bite her hands
when she did you in the chair?
1:02:27
That's not very funny.
1:02:29
-Do you have girls behind her back?
-No.
1:02:31
Then what?
1:02:32
Do you fuck her?
1:02:35
-All right.
-Come on, tell me, tell me.
1:02:37
-That's enough now.
-l bet you don't.
1:02:39
l bet you never touch her.
You've got no kids, have you?