:33:00
Yeah, 'course.
:33:02
- Nice to meet you, Reg.
- Nice to meet you.
:33:04
- Cheerio, then.
- Cheerio.
:33:06
Night.
:33:09
You still got your hat and coat on, Dad.
:33:12
- Pop round tomorrow.
- After work.
:33:14
All right.
:33:18
- Thanks for the do, Stan.
- You're welcome.
:33:20
- Look after yourself, Reg.
- And you, mate.
:33:27
Here.
:33:33
Tea?
:33:35
How 'bout a sandwich?
:33:38
- No, thank you.
- Are you sure?
:33:42
Well, good night then, Vera.
:33:45
Thanks, Arthur.
:33:56
l don't believe it.
:33:58
How could she do that?
:34:00
She was trying to help people out, Sid.
:34:04
She wasn't, though.
:34:08
Well, whatever she done, she's done
it out of the kindness of her heart.
:34:13
- She's let us down--
- No.
:34:36
Mrs. Drake.
:34:38
- Yes?
- My name is Mr. Lewis.
:34:40
I'm your solicitor.
:34:42
Stanley came to me this morning
to ask me to represent you.
:34:44
- Oh.
- He's waiting outside with Frank.
:34:47
ls Frank here?
:34:48
Yes, they're taking care of each other.
:34:50
Now, I have a number of questions
:34:52
l need to ask you, but I would imagine
:34:55
That you have a thousand and one
questions that you'd like to ask me.
:34:58
So why don't you go first. Hmm?