Caffeine Page #8
and happy in men's clothes.
To be honest with you,
sounds to me like the worst
thing your fianc does
is wear your underwear
and do the housework.
You're doing
pretty bloody well.
# When all is said and done #
# A six by two-foot box
To rot inside #
# I just want
To kill myself #
# p ut a bullet in my eye #
# I just want to die #
# I just want to die #
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
Right.
Three rules.
N umber one.
I'm wearing
the wedding dress.
N umber two.
We're buying you
your own set of underwear.
I'm not having you
stretching out
all my knickers.
And number three.
If any one ever finds out
about this,
I'll kill you both.
Come along, David.
So, you're gonna get back to me
about the whole
alibi thing then?
Damn!
Tom, that guy in the suit,
who was that?
That is the owner
of the Marion.
The Marion?
He's come to see Rachel
about a job there.
Oh, sh*t.
I made a mistake
breaking up with Laura.
You'd rather got married
and never shag a bird again
the rest of your life?
I'm not shagging anyone.
There is potential there.
It's not good enough.
I'm sick of acting like
an overgrown teenager.
I'm sick of you
telling me what to do
all the time,
like you've got
all the bloody answers.
You've never
had a girlfriend.
Easy, mate,
that's not true.
Maybe not, but all you do
is smoking gear.
Are you listening to me?
Oh, my f***ing Lord!
[Gunshot]
Right.
Nobody move!
Do you...
Excuse me for a moment.
Come on, pigeon hat.
I'm taking you home
to deal with your problem.
I'm going to cure you I
Come on, up you get.
Grandma.
What are you doing?
P ut the gun down.
[Bang]
Oh, bugger! Come on.
I've told you once!
What have you done
to my grandmother?
Sorry, mate.
You don't mind if I,
uh, tch, tch.
Grandma.
Grandma, wake up.
Should we call
the police?
She just blasted a hole
in a bloody f***ing wall I
All right, everyone,
let's calm down.
Hello, sir.
My name is Charlie.
I'm the chef here.
What's going on?
Nothing.
It's just an old lady
firing off a shotgun.
I would love
to apologize for my, uh,
for my outburst earlier.
Hello?
Can you hear me?
You feeling okay?
Could I get a cup of tea?
It's not just the business.
You know, she is so fantastic
with people.
And the staff,
she treats them
like her own family.
And the customers,
oh, my God,
love her.
That's why they keep on
coming back for more.
that, uh,
that she'll be
the best person
for this job.
If you're all so fond of her,
why do you want me to give her
a job and take her away?
To be honest with you,
the last thing I want
in the whole wide world
is for Rachel to leave.
But I know that she's always
wanted to work at The Marion,
you know.
And, uh, and me,
being as I am,
completely and utterly
in love with her,
I guess I just want her
to be happy.
H i.
That was just a little
old lady with a shotgun.
No harm done.
So, how're we doing here?
Good.
Good bye.
I nteresting staff.
Sorry about that.
Danny.
I have to tell you
something.
What?
When she fired the gun,
I shat my pants.
Well, mate, so did I!
That shocking behavior...
No, no.
I mean I actually
shat my pants.
You did what?
[Whispering]
Shat my pants.
I've shat in my pants.
[Whispering]
Danny, I'm full of sh*t
inside me pants.
You did, didn't you?
F***ing hell.
All right, yeah.
Let's, uh...
We'll get you to the toilet.
Get you cleaned up.
No toilets.
J ust take me home.
Take me home, please.
And I'll deal
with it there.
So, up on three then.
On three.
One.
Make me stand on three.
One.
Two. Three.
Thank you.
Excuse me.
You've forgotten
your dead rat.
Thank you.
Do you know what?
I'm not gay.
I just wanted to...
Great.
Mike?
Laura?
Hey!
What are you doing here?
What the hell is going on?
J ust some crazy old woman
trying to take me
as hostage.
Oh, my God.
Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
Now I'm done, eh?
Bit of a crick
in the neck, though.
Can you just...
Thank you.
It's funny
meeting you here,
actually, 'cause...
well, I've, uh,
I've been thinking
about you a lot.
And I was just,
you know, I was thinking
that we still have stuff
to say to each other, right?
What's that terrible smell?
I don't know.
I should get moving.
But, um, I'll call you,
and we could go
for a coffee or a tea.
Whatever you fancy.
Yeah.
Yeah, I'd like that.
Me, too.
I'll, uh...
Oh, what do you do?
I don't know!
Okay. All right.
Bye, then.
Right.
That's enough.
Let's go.
I don't believe you told her
you'd call. If you hadn't
shat your pants,
I 'd give you such
a go at you right now.
Well, I have.
So shut the f*** up.
God! I can't believe you
would whack an old woman
over the head.
What is wrong with you?
She was holding
a loaded shotgun!
You're lucky
she didn't kill anybody.
You shut up.
I can't take
you two bickering.
The backlog of orders,
and Rachel is in the office
having an interview
for another job.
What do you mean
she's having an interview?
Thanks for stepping by.
Well, it's been my pleasure.
Good bye.
Hey.
How did it go?
He said that the fact
that I kept this place going
considering the misfits
I had to deal with,
was almost unbelievable.
He offered me the job.
I don't know
what to do.
You should take it.
Did you get the job?
And?
I'm gonna take it.
That's great I
Congratulations.
Tom.
I'm sorry.
I just can't believe
you're leaving.
You know I couldn't have gone
don't you?
And actually, I was wondering
if you'd take over this place
as manager.
Oh, God, Rachel.
I'd love to.
Well, you turned out
to be quite the hero today.
Didn't know
you had it in you.
Neither did I.
At least one of us
is getting out of here.
You're gonna make it
one day, Dylan.
I've no doubt in my mind.
You got to keep working
your ass off.
I'm gonna miss you.
I'm gonna miss you, too.
For what it's worth,
I think you should
forgive him.
Really?
Life's confusing, Rachel.
None of us really know
what we're doing.
Especially him.
But he loves you.
You shouldn't take that
for granted.
That was nice.
What you said
to M r. Davies.
I meant it.
Charlie!
I know I f***ed up,
didn't I?
Yeah.
J ust so you know,
by the way, I don't
blame you or Dylan.
You must've been
really angry and...
a difficult proposition
to resist.
What are you
talking about?
The condom wrapper.
Charlie, I didn't
have sex with Dylan.
What do you think I am?
What?
Who's was it, then?
I don't know. You're
the one with the rampant
sexual appetite.
So, was it worth it?
The threesome?
Nothing, nothing
was worth risking
what I have with you,
because you are
everything to me.
And to think
that I f***ed that up
because of some dirty
cheap thrill
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