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The Gentlemen · Season 1, Episode 4

Susan "Susie" Glass and Edward "Eddie" Horniman in “An Unsympathetic Gentleman”

SGSusan "Susie" Glass

Traditionally, the selection process for a prospective new landlord takes place over a couple of months. We like to give their bums a good old sniff. We don’t just rock up at funerals waving our check books around.

EHEdward "Eddie" Horniman

Look, it was a business opportunity that was presented to me. And now I’m presenting it to you. This gives you an alternate venue, an increased capacity, and replaces the existing operation on my estate by the end of the year.

SGSusan "Susie" Glass

I’m willing to consider expanding the operation to a 12th location, but when you start talking about a bit of blackmail, then it’s all starting to sound deeply problematic.

EHEdward "Eddie" Horniman

It’s a loose end that I intend to tie up. Very simply, very easily.

SGSusan "Susie" Glass

I’m willing to take a face-to-face meeting, but I’m not making any promises, and I don’t want any shenanigans.

EHEdward "Eddie" Horniman

No shenanigans.

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