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You are listening to Monday's episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4.

all right for some / just come out for five minutes. / Yes, OK, OK. / come join me. It's lovely in __ __ __ sun. / mind / I could do / drying out / see / filthy / drinker again. / But you fixed that. / Not well enough / absolute / around it this morning / must have been leaking all night / yeah, looks like it / trying to sort it out / got with me / No good? / hopeless / like / had / So, you haven't / been around the cattle yet? / No, I have not. I haven't been / poly / I can do the poly-tunnel for you. / I'm sorry, Pat / bit / pig / slushing around in a mud / up / in it / Oh, not again / help me move them / dry part of the field. / have you even tried ringing Jazzer? / Oh, come on. You know what he said last week / the lad's entitled to a day off. / so much for my coffee break / at least you've had five minutes / what have I had? / coffee before / go / we'd better get on / I / tell Clarrie where I'm going. ... I can't / You can't? / It's no good. Gonna have to find / some proper help. / Oh, brilliant. I've never thought of that. Like who?

I had my phone in my hand / time / ring him / I didn't dare. / a bit scared of D__ / Oh, Fallon / pass / wine / though, will you? / Here. / Ta. / Enough? / Yeah, thanks. ... You can't go on like this, love. / I know. So, I had a look online / don't tell me D__'s on Facebook / no / job sites, ... in case I'm losing mine. / really come to that? / mom, if you / chain / own people, aren't they? / very / doing things / chain / I don't see why / for my own job. / So, did / else you fancy / no / Oh yeah? / But then, they always are. / give you much confidence in them, / it? / another chain anyway. / very local. North Borsetshire / you don't wanna be / all over there, doing shifts. / No. I'd have to move. / know / always / I know, mom, / I know / you don't wanna work for your mom / person / most like to work for / had / yeah / got / own s__. And I like it, taking the decisions, and / of course you do. You are good at it. / Oh, mom, / it's no good worrying like this, love. ... You've either / ask D__ straight out / your mind / there's no point in getting stressed. / yeah / date tonight. / Tonight? With ...? / Harrison, yeah. / Huh, well well, you must be __.

do it / Neil, Hello. / Huh. Hi, Tony. / Oh, dear, not a red mite infestation, I hope. / powder in in case / weather gets warmer / very wise. You going this way? / yeah / so, the hens / not giving you too much trouble at the moment / no / Josh / on his holiday / even less, I hope / right / you might have / bit of / spare time / I don't know about that / pig work, would you? / yours? / yeah, take / right through / well / come on / fine bunch like that / yourself, wouldn't you? / drive by / any time / thanks / Yes, I suppose so. / And, uh ... / next bunch / bring / you want / look after them, too. / Well, maybe / sorry / much work / with me own pigs / take up quite a lot of time, don't they, ... pigs. / if you / too much / sure / you / just need to give / young bloke like Jazzer / oh, no, I don't think so / that's only one Jazzer / Jazzer's great, don't get me wrong / no / mean / great / he needs direction / someone more mature. / Right. I see. / You, uh ... are you absolutely sure you couldn't fit in a few hours? / Uh ... / any time, totally flexible / sorry, Tony, I don't think I can / I'd like to help / all / I completely understand. If you can't, you can't / sorry / thanks for the offer, but ... / fine / let you get on / right / cheers, then / Cheers. ... Oh, Neil, / Yeah? / sorry, while you are here, you couldn't / disinfectant up from the bottom shelf / could you / large / only with / extra stop work, my back is just ... / yeah, yeah / sure. ... Here you go. / Oh, thanks, Neil. Of course, I'm not meant to be overdoing things after my / heart / must / The thing is, I feel I've got to it for Pat. / For Pat? / She was so __ up over Tom leaving. She's just desperate / going / come home for / anyway, I won't keep you. Bye, Neil. / bye, Neil / yeah, bye / Look, Tony / Yeah? / I suppose, uh, if you are desparate, well ... I could give you a few hours. / No. Really? / bit of a squeeze. I'd have to / juggle things around / Neil / fantastic. Thank you / Oh, Pat will be pleased. Wait till I tell her. / Huh ... yeah. / owe you a drink, mate, a big one.

Turn round, love. Let me the back / Oh, Fallon, that's gorgeous / bits / glad you approve / I do / great color / too / wearing this pale lemon, but / I just thought / it's lovely / when did you get that? / Oh, just today, actually. / Oh yeah? / in the sale / might not have bought it otherwise. / No. / glad you did now. / yeah / feeling a bit better, are you? / About Jaxx? Yeah. Yeah, I / forget / all / are you feeling a bit better about Harrison? / Well, yeah, I suppose I am, a bit / good. / Yeah. He's been texting me today / asking me if I / place / did I like Thai food ... / thoughtful of him. / yeah. / sounds like / anyhow. / Yeah. Seems to / really nice night. / he does. ... So? / OK. maybe I was a bit quick to judge him / my mom / all along / all right. Don't say it. / is that mine? / someone dropping in / my audition / me / it's him. ... What? / What? / That's it. That is it. I've had it with him / happened / got to work late. Sorry. / explain." Oh, no, / won't, because / coming near me. I knew / I'm sorry / knew / need / face to face tonight or any other night / get / He's a player. The minute / wants you / interest / bothered, checking him out online and / bothered by / new top / he does say he / explain / even try / where / I'm going / facebook / Fallon, don't go / you might ... / to unfriend him / ... regret.

sunflower you planted for George is gonna be giant, Neil. / yeah / a few / or / __ing / I know / wants me to / shop and sell them / cheeky monkey / well, it's the Grundy in him, always got an eye for a main chance / Susan, / Huh? / talking about chances, uh, I bumped into Tony / cash-and-carry / offered me some work / Bridge Farm / oh, good / on the harvest? / no, not exactly. On the pigs. / Pigs? / yeah / on top of / usual / on you? And / Neil / are you mad? You've got more than enough with your own pigs. let alone / any / all right, love. / can be totally flexible. / well / all the difference, then / Bridge Farm / very big of him / all / you? Huh, honestly / you're such a soft touch / Well, Tony's a mate / hard / suffer as well? / well, I'm sorry / done now. / Yes, it is. / well, I hope / at least / gonna pay you well / Yeah, of course he will. / What? / you haven't even discussed it / exact / Neil / I can't understand you. You're not some spotty apprentice. / 40 years' experience / Tony knows that / going / pig business / you need proper managerial / no / about me managing it / would they? But you will be. You'll see. / No. / Oh, yes. Tony knows / whole thing over to you. Before you know it, you / doing the ordering / invoicing / about any of that / you mark my words / happen / so, what / about it? / I'll tell you what / gonna do. You / and / do it on the basis that you are the manager, and paid like one / difficult for me / here we go / you know what Pat and Tony / been through. / still in shock / going from day to day / Oh, rubbish / profiting / misfortune / Tony / Pat's been in a dreadful state / I bet / Tony / strings / even Joe Grundy / you go straight back to him, Neil, and negotiate.