:03:21
Yeah, we're late, thanks
to you and Tweetie Pie back there.
:03:24
- I wasn't worrying about work.
I'm worrying about Duane.
- Duane?
:03:28
Aye. There's a big race today.
They start off from France at 9:00.
:03:32
Strong winds forecast.
Don't like winds, don't Duane.
:03:37
Duane's a pigeon, right?
:03:41
Aye.
Where's the first call?
:03:45
Shipley Street.
Domestic installation.
:03:51
I'm nearly done.
:03:53
Ooh, I'll be wired up to the world soon,
me... in touch with all parts.
:03:57
- Nearly done.
- Goodly.
:03:59
I spend me life and me fortune
in them slot boxes. Really, I do.
:04:03
Ooh, but them uniforms
are not very becomin'.
:04:06
You look like you been chucked
in a tool bag, you.
:04:10
Put me right off,
that has.
:04:12
And I always liked a man
in a uniform, me.
:04:15
- Oh, I bet you did.
- Hey, watch it, sparks. Sparkler.
:04:19
Hey, speakin' of sparks,
:04:21
you don't know nothin'
about electrickery, do ya?
:04:23
Only the wires of me home's
cracklin' up on me.
:04:26
No, no. We're just phone boys, us.
:04:29
He's quiet, isn't he?
:04:32
- Is there anybody there?
Or has he been disconnected?
:04:36
Been cut off?
I've got a daughter like that.
:04:39
Like one of them answerin' thingies.
You can only leave messages, like.
:04:42
- Say hi, Bill.
- Hello.
- Bill?
:04:45
- Hey, you're not the famous
phone Bill, are ya?
:04:49
Eh, but look at you
in that bag. You ought to complain.
:04:52
Good-lookin' on top and then that.
:04:54
- Clark Gable in a bag.
Or should I say "Clark Cable"?
:04:59
Ooh, eh, look at them two lookin' now.