1:12:00
- I'm great.
- I'm fine.
1:12:01
How are you?
Um, sorry. You're great.
1:12:09
- Business lunch?
- Yeah, just a chat, you know.
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- My office is just around the corner.
- I know. Um...
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I thought you were
away on business.
1:12:19
Yeah, I was. I just... I got back
last night, as a matter of, uh...
1:12:25
Helen, look, please
don't think that I...
1:12:28
Oh. It's OK.
I... I haven't thought...
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I mean,
I didn't think that... or not.
1:12:34
No, I mean,
don't think that I have not called you.
1:12:37
I haven't not called you.
I mean, I don't...
1:12:41
I don't mean I haven't not called you,
because that's a double negative,
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- so as to say that I have called you.
- When did you call?
1:12:46
Well, I didn't.
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But I... I didn't not call you
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in the way that you might think
I didn't call you. Oh, dear.
1:12:57
I wanted to call you.
1:13:00
I even dialled all but
the last number thing and then not.
1:13:03
- It's ridiculous behaviour.
- Totally.
1:13:08
You see, I thought you still had
to deal with... with your other, uh...
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Oh. Gerry?
1:13:14
Well, I don't know.
Is that... yeah, if...
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And I thought it was best
if I allowed you to...
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- Gerry is why you haven't called me?
- Well, after Clive's party,
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I didn't want
to just presume that we'd...
1:13:25
You think I just go to bed with all the
successful oarsmen I come across?
1:13:30
Sorry. Nervous humour.
1:13:33
Well, I hoped not.
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Sorry. Excuse me.
1:13:41
Hello?
1:13:44
Oh, I see. I'll, uh...
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I'll come straight away.
OK, thanks.
1:13:51
My mum had to go
into hospital.
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She's had some tests done.
The results are through. I should go.
1:13:58
Do you want me
to come with you?