:46:00
Thanks very much for all your help.
:46:03
Oh, no problem at all. No problem.
:46:05
(door lock clicking)
:46:10
(door rattles)
:46:20
Er,...
:46:21
..yes?
:46:24
Ned, I'm sorry to get you out of your bath,...
:46:26
..but there's a man to see you.
:46:28
Oh.
:46:29
Can I come in, Mr Devine?
It's rather personal. I'm Jim Kelly.
:46:33
- You called my office in Dublin this morning.
- Oh, I see.
:46:42
Why don't you invite us in, Ned,
so the man can tell you his business?
:46:46
(stutters)
:46:49
Yes, right.
:46:51
I-I-In you come.
:46:53
I think it's best if we're left alone now.
:46:56
- Thanks again.
- Right you are.
:46:58
- Watch your head.
- All right.
:47:01
All the best, then. All the best!
:47:17
Would it be better if I was dressed, Mr Kelly?
:47:20
It would indeed, Ned. You take your time.
:47:23
Right.
:47:31
Do you have any family living nearby, Ned?
:47:33
Oh, no,...
:47:35
..I'm all on my own now.
:47:39
Do you have much family yourself, Mr Kelly?
:47:43
Oh, I do.
Too much at times, if you know what I mean.
:47:46
We've got three kids now, so there's always
aunties, uncles and cousins coming over...
:47:51
..wanting to visit.