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Yeah.
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What did you do?
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You did it again didn't you?
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What?
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I saw what you did.
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How much?
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Not much. She's nice.
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I've been thinking.
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Why don't we give the money to her?
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So how did it go?
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Well...
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A thousand!
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What did you bring
a thousand to school for?

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Can't you see
that that's suspicious?

:36:39
It's not suspicious.
It's unusual.

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How can it be suspicious?
It's our money.

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Right you lot outside...
come on.

:36:49
Right, that's enough
messing around.

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Do you know in Africa
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you can build a well for
as little as a hundred pounds.

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Just listen.
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It was the most daring,
most brilliant,

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cleverest and biggest robbery
on record, ever.

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The train was here.
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The train,
the one with the money,

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Used notes.
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Right the van comes up
onto the platform... here.

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It's a railway van
so no one takes any notice.

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Until...
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They jump out of this van
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and some of them got hold
of the driver.

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Some of them start shifting the money.
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By this time rapid response
has been mobilised.

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Alright, let's go. Come on!

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