Are you alright?
Well, let's see, everything's twice the size it was nine months ago and I'm growing another head inside me. Let's start there!
Are you alright?
Well, let's see, everything's twice the size it was nine months ago and I'm growing another head inside me. Let's start there!
[Gary is drunk and stagger into the office, slamming the door open]:
Did you have a nice drink with Tony?
Tony Posty! Yes, I did, thank you very much. Here, wait, wait a minute, I've always wanted to...I've always to try this.
[He swings on the door then gets off and walks over to his desk]:
Not actually as much fun as I'd expected.
Someone's a bit squiffy.
Yes, that'll be me. [Anthea starts to leave] No, wait, wait, Anthea don't go, wait, don't go wait, don't... pull up a...a thing, you too Porgie.
[Gary sits on his desk and Anthea and George take two chairs and sits down]
I've had to get squiffy to tell you this, 'cause in a funny way...I care about you. Now, I know that might sound a bit stupid and a bit spooky and perhaps even a bit... [He puts his hand on his head] God, I'm getting a headache! Right...here goes. I've got some bad news.
Is it about the pencils?
No, just forget about the bloody pencils, Anthea. [pause] The office has to close down in two weeks and we're all out of a job.
[pause]:
Oh, I can't see that happening.
Nor can I.
[Gary is flummoxed. He picks up a stapler]:
Look, imagine this is our job. Yeah? Now look closely. [He turns and gestures with the stapler to the window] Job...going out of window. No? Job...window. Window...job. [He throws the stapler out of the window, breaking the glass. Anthea and George stand up in shock]
That obviously works a bit better better if you open the window first. But you get my point. [turns and notices Anthea and George standing right by him] Oh! There will of course be a redundy package, a rebundancy package. [takes George by the tie and plays with said tie] George, you've been with the company for...eighty three years, you'll get three million and several thousand pounds. Anthea, [He makes his hand into a fist and almost does a "matey" punch on her shoulder] You've been with the company fifty two years, so you get a small castle in Surrey. Well done! [He sits back down on his desk] Don't worry about me, I obviously will find a nice slot with Parks and Spenenser or Tele British Comms. One of the two.
[pause]:
Shall we hug, would that help? [Anthea and George back away from his stretched arms]
Well, right, [clasps her hands together] I'll just get back to work. [She leaves]
Oh, blast!
[He walks over to his desk]:
George...say something.
I can't see it happening.
[While grabbing his chair, Gary falls over]:
[drunk] I'm sorry if I've ever been mean, have I ever been mean?
Yes
No, be honest. I think we should be more honest. Or do I mean more sexy?
[Dorothy has been in labour for four hours]
F (beep) CK F (beep) CK BASTARD MEN! YOU BASTARD, BASTARD MEN! Sorry, was I shouting?
Just a bit. Nearly there.
[knocks at the door]
WHAT F (beep) CKING TIME DO YOU CALL THIS, YOU F (beep) CKER?!
[Gary has just knocked out the midwife with a door]
[drunk] That's probably normal.
[drunk] That's alright I'll call the ambulance, what's the number? It's 9 - something.
[Dorothy is in labour; Tony & Gary are drinking lagers]
Bottoms up. NOT YOU, LOVE!
You could get a job in a school. Oi, you, get down off that fence! I saw that. Like that.
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