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1:No, no listen right, fir first


2:Is it on?


3:first of all yeah, we can erm, of course it's on, we can go to my house


4:yeah, my house


5:drop my bag and tell my mum where we're going then


6:or


7:no listen, listen, listen, then we can, well first we go, go to your house yeah


8:yeah


9:cos it's closer, yeah, then we go to my house


10:I'm coming now


11:then we can go to Kate's house and see if she's in


12:yeah


13:if she isn't in, no, we can go to your house and then go back to Kate's house


14:yeah


15:cos she might be in then, yeah


16:cos she has <unclear > and, oh yeah


17:and then we can go to the tube station and go up to Kilburn


18:yeah, <unclear > and then we can switch off and afterwards again, when I've finished and, you know <unclear >


19:there's late buses running from


20:Johnny


<unclear >


21:go this way


22:after, afterwards, after I've phoned my darling Wakey and you lot speak to him, yeah


23:yeah


24:oh I wish we were going up to <unclear >


25:ask, I'll speak to Johnny


26:eh


27:er, I'll speak to Wakey and Johnny


28:no, suppose I go to this fella, hi, hi, I love you <unclear > and for Wakey I just go oh hi fee, fee I never two time you and everything

 <vocal desc=laugh>


29:in it?, but you lied


30:hold on, I, erm, I never two time you, I lied, a <unclear > <vocal desc=laugh>

 <vocal desc=laugh>


31:oh my god, I don't want you and Daniel going mad


32:what?


33:you and Daniel <gap reason=anonymization desc="last or full name">


34:what about it?


35:ooh kissing you know


36:oh do you hear <unclear >


37:no


38:in, in, er before T P, not T P what am I talking about, before registration when we were all in the class, she started shouting at him


39:is it?, why?


40:she's going, erm <pause> because he, he doesn't do anything, yeah, and she's going oh I suppose any other girl would dump you ages ago, you don't know how lucky you are, she just so nice, blah, blah, blah, blah, and he, I say it was so funny and she start shouting at him, that's why he was trying to go oh shut up <unclear >


41:I heard voices oh I heard voices


42:oh god


<unclear >


43:but what can I do, he doesn't


44:I know


45:he's too shy


46:boys


47:hey, say


<unclear >


48:yeah I know


49:and I said to her well don't <unclear > she doesn't, she doesn't too shy <unclear >

 <unclear >


50:why, what did he say?


51:he goes oh I think, I've already changed my mind


<unclear >


52:does she still fancy him? <pause>


<unclear >


53:Daniel <gap reason=anonymization desc="last or full name"> <pause>


<unclear dur=2 >


54:that's nice, yes I get <unclear >


<unclear >


55:yeah, wait, slow down <unclear > just walk, walk Kilburn okay <pause> whoops have you seen <unclear > they're gonna come up in a minute


56:oh no


57:oh Sarah get off


58:what time is it?, what, what, what time is <unclear > thing?


59:I dunno


60:oh


61:I wish we didn't go in there, I don't like going in there


62:well would you walk round <unclear >


63:oh it's funny, you just get the laser guns to you and you have to shoot everybody


64:yes, but I don't like going in there


<unclear >


<unclear >


65:it isn't, it isn't, it isn't where the arcades are, don't, that's just, that's just the waiting room, where you wait, erm, to have your go, what is it, do you play against each other or is there two groups of people?


66:two teams


67:do you get to choose your teams? <pause> have you been before?


68:no


69:<vocal desc=laugh> neither have I


<unclear >


70:<unclear > really itchy


71:oh shut up <pause> don't, right


72:I reckon I am


73:yeah, everytime you say that I start scratching, she's


<unclear >


74:no

 <vocal desc=laugh>

 <vocal desc=laugh>


75:oh my good


76:I know cos that's what Lucas said to you in it?


77:yeah


78:but he lied though, do you know why?


79:no <pause>


80:watch it


<unclear >


81:okay me, mum, I know, yeah, do you know how to cross the road?


<unclear dur=2 >


82:where


83:I'm sure there's a bus strike


84:where's the thing?, yes it is a bus strike it said on the, on the


<unclear >


85:and yet we walked to school and we didn't see one


<unclear >


86:yeah, but that one was going the other way


87:yeah


<unclear >


88:what time did you catch a bus?


89:really, really, really, really late

 <vocal desc=laugh>


90:well we, we, we never saw it


91:I know <pause>


92:unless we were just kind of indulge in a conversation and we didn't <pause> see it


93:that means we'll have to walk there if we go to


94:yeah


<unclear dur=2 >


95:unless, unless you wanna go to your house, and then you come to my house <pause>


96:no


97:and then <unclear > come to my house when you <unclear >


98:you're coming to my house you know


99:yeah, alright, alright


100:at first, are we taking the tube alright?, you walk up and have a look


<unclear >


101:and then you, us go to your house and look and then <pause> and then us go to my house okay <unclear > and then

 <unclear >


102:yeah, but that's gonna take ages, it's, we're not gonna be able to <pause> get up to Kilburn on time <pause>


<unclear >


103:<unclear > why'd you have to go home?, just to get some money, how much is it a pointer?


104:if you two take the <unclear >


105:yeah, go to my house it's much quicker


106:and phone your parents at your house


107:yeah you can phone your mum, just say you're going up to Kilburn


108:no way


109:to buy, to buy some pens or something for school, cos I need to get a pen anyway, so it won't be, you know


110:catch a train now?


111:no <pause> quick increase your pace, increase your pace


112:aha, ah?


113:increase your pace, increase your pace, only joke, er, normally I'm made <pause> Amy's coming over this summer


114:is she?


115:yeah


116:stay at your house?


117:no <vocal desc=laugh>

 <vocal desc=laugh>


118:I'm not having them stay at my house, it's not big enough anyway


119:Sarah tonight I'm gonna stay at your house


120:not in my bedroom <vocal desc=laugh>


121:I think so


122:no, no


123:hey, guess what?, and we'll buy some chips with vinegar


124:are you?, wow, just come to my house, don't go home


125:yeah can I phone from your house?


126:cos it's gonna take way too long, erm, yeah


127:of course


128:<unclear > sorry I didn't take it in, yeah


129:of course, what you have to pay <unclear >


130:what are you, you're given you're given her permission to phone


131:yes <unclear >


132:from my house


133:yeah, yeah


134:do you pay the phone bill?


135:no, you do though


136: well no I don't, I


137:who pays your phone bill?


<unclear >


138:well my nan pays a third, no, a third of it my dad pays a third and my mum pays a third


139:oh


140:well, like, my mums and dads are all in one really so they pay


141:so they just get it out


142:two thirds, yeah


143:yeah <pause>


144:so you know a bit like that


145:so your mum doesn't charge you anything for using the phone


146:no


147:that's good


148:does your mum?


149:no <unclear >


150:but, she prefers for me not to stay on the phone for very long she does


151:yeah


152:cos the phone bill


153:she doesn't like me doing


154:I don't listen, I mean <vocal desc=cough> sorry, I've got a frog in my throat, erm <pause> like, she tells me not to stay on the phone too long, but sometimes I have to, okay, not, not necessarily just as a conversation, but, homework and stuff

 <unclear > <pause>


155:why you walking?


156:because the


157:there's a bus coming about every hour or something, it's quicker to walk


158:er, that'll teach her, see she's, teacher's name Sarah now and my names <unclear >


159:yeah


160:<vocal desc=laugh> <pause> yeah


161:<unclear > erm train station


162:yeah


163:are you walking all the way down Kilburn high street?


164:yeah <pause>


<unclear >


165:I'd like to walk with top of station


166:where'd you where'd you live then?


167:I have to take the train down there


168:are the trains running alright?


169:yeah, I think so, they were this morning, where'd you live?


170:oh can we catch the train to Kilburn park?


<unclear dur=2 >


171:yeah


<unclear dur=4 >


172:eh?


173:I'll have to tell everyone that I don't fancy him any more


174:why?, don't you?


175:no


176:or are you just gonna say that


177:Daniel always keep going <vocal desc=whine> <unclear >


178:oh look, I think he's quite flattered, you know <pause>


179:no <vocal desc=laugh>


180:yeah, he is


181:er he maybe flattered, but <pause> no he must be humiliated


182:I don't think I don't think he's, er, he's not angry or anything <pause> he's alright about it


183:yeah, but, say someone fancied you <vocal desc=laugh> <unclear >


184:yeah, but, you're not ugly are you?, are you?


185:yeah, to his eyes I am <pause>


186:how do you know?


187:cos I know


188:he might be secretly <unclear >


189:in my dreams, in my dreams <unclear > <pause> in my dreams we kiss right <vocal desc=laugh>

 <vocal desc=laugh>


190:in my dreams


191:did you?


192:yeah <vocal desc=laugh>


193:when?, what in France or when we got back or what?, or before?, how long have you fancied him for?


194:eh, I dunno, when I met him he was quite <vocal desc=laugh>


195:a quick kiss then


196:cos I didn't really know him before


197:holiday romance


198:no <vocal desc=laugh>

 <vocal desc=laugh>


<unclear >


199:did you?


200:about <unclear >


201:what about them? <pause>


<unclear >


202:what she gonna do?


<unclear >


203:Mr <gap reason=anonymization desc="last or full name">


204:yeah, he's gonna go bonkers

 <vocal desc=laugh>


205:bye


206:see ya


207:bye <pause> she fancies <unclear >


208:yeah


209:yeah <pause>


<unclear dur=2 >


210:yeah <pause> have you done your English? <pause>


211:English?


212:yeah


213:what?


214:as in Mr <gap reason=anonymization desc="last or full name"> English


215:what did I have to do?


216:<vocal desc=laugh> extra scenes to that, to that play thing


217:ah


218:I dunno what to do, I mean


<unclear >


219:no, don't be bad


<unclear >

 <vocal desc=laugh>


<unclear >


220:you see <unclear >?


221:yeah


222:yeah what time is it open?, kind of, if you, if we went now


223:yeah


224:what time would they let us in?


225:now


226:but isn't it every half an hour, every hour or something?


227:no, every twenty minutes


228:oh right


<unclear dur=3 >


229:<vocal desc=laugh> what's happened to your voice?


230:I dunno

 <vocal desc=laugh>

 <unclear > <pause>


<unclear dur=3 >


231:oh bitch, er which one of you in here is called bitch?, what about the other person called bitch?


232:no <vocal desc=laugh>


233:where's the one called bitch?


234:I dunno


<unclear dur=5 >


235:<unclear > walked under that bridge in it? <vocal desc=laugh>


<unclear >


236:kind of like here


237:where's little map?


238:having a big map <vocal desc=laugh>


239:ow, you suppose to <unclear >


240:I don't know, he's gone home in it?, station


<unclear >


241:Roosevelt take it this way


242:no, been to big Macs house


243:Roosevelt


244:what?


<unclear >


245:what?


246:I've forgotten now, never mind


247:don't tell lies <vocal desc=laugh> <pause>

 <unclear > <pause> <unclear >


248:no she likes somebody else actually


<unclear >


249:no, no, not the alarm clock


<unclear >


250:how does he know all of this?, do, do you talk to him?, do you tell him

 <unclear >


251:your darkest secrets?


<unclear >


252:like, yeah


<unclear >


253:I know something that you don't know, I know


254:so <pause>

 <vocal desc=laugh>


255:I know something that you don't know like, I know that you don't know


256:but I know


257:but I know

 <vocal desc=laugh>

 <vocal desc=laugh>


258:have you lot <unclear >


259:I know something that you know something, she doesn't know, she knows like, she knows that, she knows that, she knows that, I don't know that, that she know


260:that you know


261:what I don't know <vocal desc=laugh> I don't even know what I'm talking about


<unclear dur=2 >

 <vocal desc=laugh>


262:like this <pause> <vocal desc=laugh>


263:she looks like <unclear >


264:only because she <unclear > one of them

 <vocal desc=laugh>


265:I know, I don't suppose that he doesn't know I know, that he told me, not, no he actually didn't tell me, but <unclear >


<unclear >


266:yeah


267:are you sure?


268:but you don't know what I know


269:and I know something that she told me about you that I know that she don't, she don't know that I, I know that, you don't know that, I know


270:oh can you <unclear >

 <vocal desc=laugh>


<unclear >


271:yes I do know <pause>


<unclear >


272:I know


<unclear dur=2 >


273:Roosevelt?


274:no

 <unclear > <pause>


275:yes come on, you've started it now you can't finish it?


276:no I'll finish it tomorrow morning


277:oh you better not say, something like <unclear >


278:Bank Holiday next Monday


279:I know


280:no school, what shall we do?


<unclear >


281:we've got a


282:we have to go out


283:we've got an extra day , we've got an extra week <unclear >


284:huh, yeah


285:yeah, you lot, you lot can speak to where you want <unclear >


286:extra week for English


287:eh?


288:extra week for English as well, with Miss <gap reason=anonymization desc="last or full name">


<unclear >


289:oh god Sarah what's wrong with me?, must do all this walking like this


<unclear dur=3 >


290:yeah

 <unclear >


291:oh yeah, is it?


<unclear >


292:who?


293:go into the Burger King, put them into the Burger King, I've got to go and get out


294:it's not open yet though, open soon, look <pause>


295:you forgot it?


296:yeah, I'm gonna buy a big juicy burger


<unclear dur=3 >


297:Christine


<unclear >


298:do you have an English name?


<unclear >


299:er, what's your Chinese name then?


<unclear >


300:oh yeah she lives round, er where them two live, one is my boyfriend


<unclear >


301:I know, but she's a bit fat though


302:yeah like you


303:no really, listen, I know a girl called <unclear >


304:no


305:so do I


306:she's fat and ugly


<unclear dur=4 >


307:here, you're talking tongue twisted


<unclear >


308:have you seen my very recent <unclear >


<unclear >

 <vocal desc=laugh>


<unclear >


309:oh, see it, some, I can't remember who it was, somebody thought she was dead <pause>


310:why, I don't want to see a <unclear > cos everytime when I see her again it reminds me of Roosevelt


311:reminds me of Roosevelt

 <vocal desc=laugh> <unclear >


<unclear >


312:you're gonna say that, in it

 <unclear > <pause>

 <unclear > <pause>


313:but, she never used to have short hair did she?


314:who? <unclear >


315:oh, did I look nice with long hair <unclear >


316:no you look ugly, you look ugly now

 <unclear >


317:urgh, look at that dress <pause>


318:ooh, you gonna wear that?


319:no I said er look at that dress


320:oh I thought you liked it


321:no <unclear >


322:er there, er there alright


<unclear >


323:I go, do you like my red dress?, she said <unclear >


324:yeah, yeah, yeah


325:she said oh I wish there was a big breeze blow my, up my


<unclear >


326:and everybody goes wow

 <vocal desc=laugh>


<unclear >


327:Roosevelt I need to ask you some questions

 <vocal desc=laugh>


328:you're not a virgin are you?


329:what?


330:are you a virgin?


331:what's it to you?


332:oh go on please tell me


333:no


334:no, you're not a virgin


335:no, I'm not gonna tell ya

 <vocal desc=laugh>


<unclear >


336:no, why?


337:maybe she's ugly

 <unclear > <pause>

 <vocal desc=laugh>


338:people say that you went out with <unclear > is that true?


339:no


340:yeah, yeah, yeah


<unclear >

 <vocal desc=laugh> <pause>


<unclear >


341:alright then, so, yeah, I'll get you


342:Sarah, I'm not coming with you


343:why?


344:cos, turn that off for a minute


<unclear >


345:and I keep on saying, yeah it's true


346:cos what?


347:because erm, I don't, I don't want to


<unclear >


348:oh go on <unclear > come


349:no, no I'm only going into Woolworths


350:yeah, I'm going into Woolworths, you have to go to <unclear > as well


351:<unclear > I'm going home because I don't really <unclear >


352:alright


353:yeah


354:okay

 <unclear > <pause>


<unclear >


355:no, it's personal <vocal desc=laugh> only joke


356:you know for my <unclear > to school and I like to say something about you know who <pause> oh it's true <unclear >


357:where did you get that from?


358:that?


359:aha


360:this? <unclear > this?


361:yeah


362:from people at university <pause>


<unclear >


363:it's yours yeah?


364:until they collect it, it's not, it's not mine to keep, have to give it back


365:but you're not, you're not doing the tape on and let anyone listen, yeah


366:no


367:good


368:why?


369:better not you know


370:you can listen if you want, only joking, no, I don't think I can do that, I'm allowed to listen to it, I have to record it at home you know as well <pause>

 <unclear >


371:it'll be funny <pause> Mr <gap reason=anonymization desc="last or full name"> knows about it, he might let me record the lessons <pause> that'll be quite good


372:there won't be much to discuss


373:doing it again


374:eh?


375:there won't be much to discuss


376:what in the lessons?, yeah, because you get to hear everybody speaking and everything <pause> erm


377:I wonder where Kate got to?


378:<vocal desc=humming> do you wanna go Woolworths now then?


379:yeah, I'm not going


380:<unclear > coming back up, yeah we have to, well I'm gonna go then okay, cos we have to come back


381:yeah


382:after, we'll be wasting our time


383:yeah


384:bye


385:bye


386:otherwise we won't know what to do then because


387:yeah


388:like we pop home and that early because there might not be <unclear >


389:shall we go my house first?


390:yeah


391:then to your house


392:so, I we're taking the train or walking?


393:hello <pause> we're going, well I'm gonna go home and then I'm gonna come up


394:yeah


395:oh I'm just <unclear >


396:alright, I might see you in a minute then


397:okay love, bye


398:bye, bye


399:bye, she's walking there? <pause>


400:she didn't come with us, she, er, we lost her then, we lost her <vocal desc=laugh> I don't know where she's going


401:are you walking or taking the train?


402:what back?


403:now


404:now


405:now


406:or coming back up to Kilburn?


407:yeah, erm now, shall we walk?


408:we might as well walk if we're here


409:yeah, otherwise you'll have to walk all the way down the hill <pause> <unclear > <pause>


410:oh look at the pigeon, urgh


411:so we'll go to your house, go to my house, write a note <unclear >


412:yeah


413:and then we, get my money, I've er over a hundred pound, then, go out, play a round whatever and then later I'll phone up Roddy, tell him to meet me on Saturday and he <unclear >


414:tell him to meet you on Sunday, aha <pause>


415:no, no, no, just


416:where does Roosevelt live?


417:er <unclear >


418:why's he coming down here?


419:because usually it's a knock away team, game er <unclear >

 <unclear >


<unclear >


420:don't or do?


421:do, I will say, I will tell him about, I always talk about him, right, he's <unclear > yeah, <vocal desc=laugh>


422:oh you want, you really want me to speak to him?


423:yeah, why?, what?, <unclear > did, <unclear > goes


424:what did she say?


425:<unclear > she goes, she says like <unclear > he's, erm, you know, he's always in erm high


426:she writes <unclear > for <unclear > all over her in her books


427:she say that, and she say that and she's always writing your name over the books and everything, okay, oh yeah, you must ask him if he fancies me and love him and ask him why he don't he phone me that often, ask him that, you must say, right <pause> yeah, but don't tell him that I told you to ask him, yeah


428:I'll just say do you phone her?


429:yeah, okay, phone her <unclear > oh and he goes yes, yes


430:cos it's important to phone pe


431:he goes, he go you phone her very often, okay, okay


432:yeah


433:very often, okay and he didn't realize, he goes, and if he goes no, just, it's important phoning her you know, she feels happy everytime when she, you know, spoken to you


434:speaks to you yeah


435:and erm, if he goes yeah, really, well you know, you know that phoning peo your girl friends or whatever right, <unclear > you know try to make him phone me <unclear >


436:Daniel never phones me <pause>


437:and ask him how many letters, how many letters he does though, you


438:letters, what?


439:do what?


440:you can ask to speak to him and then you pass it over to me after you've spoken, yeah


441:yeah, of course


442:of course, you know, I mean, fo , fo you know it's Sarah

 <unclear >


443:picture him secretly <unclear > without me knowing


444:urgh <pause> how old is then, fourteen?


445:yeah, he's gonna be fifteen this year, he's one year and a half older than me, so, and he goes, I told him okay and he goes you're young, and I goes I know


<unclear >


446:what?


447:what's a matter with you Roosevelt?


448:<unclear > Sarah


449:yeah


450:what would you say yes on to that you're going out erm Henry?


451:who said that?


452:no one, nobody said


453:if, if somebody said Sarah's going out with Henry?


454:yeah


455:I'd say I wasn't going out with Henry


456:yeah, but if you keep on saying that and the other person keep on saying no you're lying <unclear >


457:what, what is it right?


458:what would you say?


459:huh?


460:what would you say?


461:don't


462:what's this little bitch over here's doing?,
463:I said you, I said I don't go out with <unclear > and he's saying, she's saying that I do


464:let go


465:why you say I'm going out with <unclear > <unclear >


466:that's what I heard


467:yeah, but who said?


468:<unclear > just ignore , I'd, I'd ignore the person, what, so if somebody came up to me and said you go out with Henry in it?


469:yeah


470:and kept on and on saying it


471:yeah


472:and I'd say


473:you say


474:no man, go


475:go away get a life


476:exactly, said to that, that <unclear > person over there

 <vocal desc=laugh>


477:shut up


478: you'd get a <unclear >


<unclear >


479:pardon?


480:you'd get <unclear > not a new one


481:I said let go man


482:what if they'd get a new <unclear >


483:yes


484:why?


485:because she wants

 <unclear > <pause>


486:<vocal desc=laugh> <pause> <unclear > <vocal desc=laugh> <pause> so we're going to my house first, yeah


487:yeah


488:so it, your, your house, your, it's not too far to your house is it?


489:no, it's only going to take five minutes to get there


490:yeah


491:from your house


492:alright <pause> what number is it?


493:four <gap reason=anonymization desc=address> and I'll get all the cash out first <vocal desc=laugh> <pause>


494:I'll have to take my ba my building society book of and get a bit of money out, cos I'm short <pause> have to get, have, I've got some money to get just seventeen and like I've got two pounds extra right, and, I'm gonna need some money for the weekend.
495:<pause> What shall we do in the weekend?, are you gonna be able to make it this time if we do something? <pause>


496:Saturday?


497:yeah, can't do much on Sunday


498:erm


499:can't you go to Chinese school on Sunday


500:I'll have to <unclear > remember


501:oh yeah, if he says yes


502:he will because it helps me out, so I don't say nothing, he says he can't wait <unclear >


503:oh <pause> look my bags open, tt, I hate this bag it always comes open


504:by next Monday, you know Monday


505:Bank Holiday, yeah


<unclear >


506:we should go out with, with everybody, us and the boys


507:oh my god <unclear > Daniel especially


508:oh course, aha, no, it's, it's not that bad going out with them <pause> they act a bit different, not much different, when they're on their own yeah, cos Chris came to the cinema by himself with us, with me and Kate

 <unclear >


509:yeah


510:yeah


511:he was alright <pause> still a bit stupid, but he wasn't as bad as he is in class


512:like when er, when they're only, you know


513:find him civil


514:<unclear > they're are okay, I mean, right


515:but <vocal desc=sniff> with their friends they've gotta show off


516:yeah


517:and everything, so <pause> there so stupid


518:can't be


519:yeah


520:be cool and everything


521:yeah <pause>


<unclear >


522:I know


523:er, maybe it's my turn to <unclear >


524:<vocal desc=laugh> yeah it's nice, nice of you to phone her


525:yeah


<unclear >


526:you phoned him?


527:no


528:yeah sometimes, I've phoned him more times than he's phoned me, put it that way


529:me to man, I've been waiting about, nearly like three times


530:I phoned


531:a week and he hasn't phoned me once a year


532:don't phone him that often, Daniel's phoned me twice and once to ask me out


533:<unclear > yeah


534:and second time was, was returning one of my phone calls


535:oh, oh, the thing is okay, did it, did erm, did, Daniel just suddenly like asked you out or did someone got you together?


536:no, he, it was, it was after the party, after the Christmas party and everybody was going oh Sarah fancies Daniel and Daniel fancies Sarah and then, but he was too shy to ask me, yeah


537:oh yeah, yeah


538:so, so then Anita goes, no I go tell him to put it in a letter then, yeah, and he was gonna put it in a letter and then he changed his mind and he said he was gonna ask me after school, but then he didn't ask me after school and Kate gave him my phone number and then he phoned me


539:yeah


540:and then he asked me then <pause> and erm, he didn't know whether to ask me or not, well he knew, he knew more or less I'd say yes anyway, cos I more, I'd already said yes, but not to his face, so <pause> but he didn't know whether to because Henry fancied me


541:when you ask someone out, I'm scared in case they might say no


542:I know


543:that's why <pause> I'm so excited <pause>


544:what about erm Wakey and erm Johnny and <unclear >, are they gonna go to <unclear > or not

 <unclear > <pause>


545:should we or not?


<unclear >


546:eh?


547:eh?


548:should we?


549:up to you really


550:do you want to?


551:I don't mind


552:it's best to do it at weekend


553:yeah, more time in it?


554:yeah, do it on the bank holiday


555:yeah


556:if, if, it's open <pause> should we?


557:okay <pause>


558:come on then, you come into my house yeah?


559:yeah, not for long though


560:no, oh no Roosevelt's gonna see where I live


561:yeah


562:quick go slowly, let him overtake us, aha, no point


563:yeah man


564:it's your house okay


565:he won't really come up to your house I wouldn't think


566:Lucas knows where I live


567:Lucas?


568:yeah


569:round my area, that er, you don't have to take one minute, but it <unclear > <pause>


570:where is he?


571:I dunno


572:ooh <pause> <vocal desc=laugh> quick


573:does that he even noticed


574:he, that you, he, he, he walks in a, in his sleep, I saw him, he's in a daze <pause> okay then, I'll just tell my mum <pause> put my coat up <pause> hello, hi ya


<unclear >


575:hello


576:Hi darling <pause>


577:erm <unclear > here, erm can we just go up to Kilburn?, to get some pens and stuff and I need to get some money out of my


578:why didn't you do it on the way home?


579:cos I need to get some money out to get


580:oh okay where's <unclear > darling?


581:upstairs


582:was she alright on Saturday?


583:yeah <pause> no, what happen was the alarm went off in their block or something and they all had to go into a room, I don't know


584:she's <unclear >


585:don't know, anyway I'll, I'll be back for dinner, yeah


586:how many sixes in fifty four?


587:oh, three, six


588:nine <pause>


589:yeah, nine, erm fifty four yeah, exact, nine exactly, okay then


590:alright darling, please don't be long will you?


591:no, what time shall I be back by?


592:tea won't be any longer than an hour, an hour and a half, shops shut at five, five thirty


593:okay, I'll go straight to my account and then go to Woolworths or something, saw nanny in Kilburn


594:oh good, is she on her way home then? <pause>


595:she's coming down


596:what you laughing at me?


597:I'm not


598:how many calories mum


599:seventy nine, so you had a roll tomato and cheese


600:okay then, bye, bye


601:bye


602:bye, <vocal desc=laugh> you got black <unclear >


603:bye


604:bye, I just have to get my bank book okay


605:why, to get some money out?


606:yeah, do you wanna leave your bag here?, oh no you're going to er


607:how comes you can get your own money out and I can't?,
608:I need my mum's signature


609:because this is, this is mine, mine in my own na , this is my own building society, this is for children to do


610:oh, right


611:cos usually you have to, it is my parents, I've got one in my parents name as well <pause> but it's just


612:so when you put your money in you get it out anytime


613:yeah, look, I'll show you, right it's right to save, yeah, Nationwide <pause> that <pause>


614:wow see man


615:that's, that's just, just what, that's what I put in and take out <pause> do you get me, hi <pause> you see, you know


616:er how much are you taking out?


617:I don't know how much to take, I might take ten pounds worth or something, I don't need that much <pause> why, I need some money for Saturday as well don't I?, shouldn't need that much though <pause>


618:I'll, I'll call it my dictionary of slang


619:Let's go into Woolworths , your dictionary of slang


<unclear >


620:<vocal desc=laugh> <pause> I need to get a pen <pause> oh look I can buy a bed sheet <vocal desc=laugh>, bed linen anyway, what?


<unclear >


621:who?


622:I always look at food, er <vocal desc=laugh>


623:I know you're food man, mad, man <vocal desc=laugh>, yeah, erm


624:where's the Easter eggs?


625:I don't know do they, have they still got Easter eggs, just


626:you like those Easter eggs, over there, what? <pause>


627:here we go <pause> got to get this <pause>


<unclear >


628:do they still have Easter eggs in here?,
629:I haven't been in here you know since


630:yeah there, idiot


631:I haven't been in here since I've come back from Devon <pause>


632:oh, this your <pause>


633:half price, ah


634:how much?


635:forty nine P <pause>


636:forty nine?


637:yeah, cos it's half, half that price, forty nine, fifty


638:is that nice though?, jelly in those


639:I like these ones <pause> how much are they?,
640:I like these to, shall I get one? <pause>


641:I put, get that and I go urgh in your mouth you know


642:I've already had some of these, we had this, whoops


643:put it in your mouth and it's awful


644:we had some of them <pause> at home, shall I get one of these?


645:are they nice?


646:yeah <pause> have you tasted the caramel ones?


647:yeah, you like it?


648:yeah

 <vocal desc=laugh>


649:do you wanna get, shall we, do you wanna get one?


650:my friend bought seven for my kids, for her kids okay, they didn't like it, gave it all <unclear >


651:yes <pause>


<unclear >


652:nice look


653:have you tasted this?


654:are they nice?


655:I don't know I haven't tasted it?


656:shall I taste, shall we get one as well?


<unclear >


657:it's only money <vocal desc=laugh>

 <unclear > <pause>


658:have you tried these before?


659:yeah


660:are they nice?


661:bit, it, it's


662:this ones much nicer


663:it's, it's, it's yuck


664:is it?


665:you're, don't you see erm Chris, what's his face on the coach when we went to France, this is what we was going to get <unclear >


666:I know


667:Kate <pause> gob stopper <pause> look they've got what we were gonna get <unclear >


668:do you like this or not? <pause>


669:that one?


670:yeah <pause> do you like?


671:love that


672:yeah


673:is it for you?


674:mm


675:ooh Kate


676:look Kate


677:ah


<unclear >


678:yeah


679:gob stopper <vocal desc=laugh>


680:I'm gonna get some as well you know because I've only got one and it's brown, it's disgusting in it?


681:get a basket and we, I'm gonna get a lot of sweets, get a basket and put everything inside and <unclear > I'm looking at <unclear >


682:alright

 <unclear > <pause>


683:put your things inside


684:<vocal desc=laugh> wow, you can carry it


685:yeah


686:oh I love these


687:me to you know, how much are they?, fifty four have you tried these before? milk chocolate


688:I like these bar, you put, I always chewed them really fast


689:yeah


<unclear >


690:I like these <vocal desc=laugh> <pause> put it this way I like sweets, oh look they've changed the bow


691:me to


692:they've changed the bow, oh it's a different make isn't it?


693:oh yes <pause>


694:it's Woolworths make, <vocal desc=laugh> you getting some? <pause>


695:how much are they?


<unclear >

 <vocal desc=laugh>

 <vocal desc=laugh> <pause>

 <unclear > <pause>


696:what one you gonna get?


697:what's it called?


698:you like that?

 <unclear > <pause>

 <unclear > <pause>


699:what were you gonna buy then <unclear > if you've got a basket eh?


700:eh?


701:what are you gonna buy?, oh Kate look how cheap this is <pause> two ninety nine


702:oh I might get it <pause>


<unclear >


703:how much are they?


704:what about this one?


705:hold it Sarah , hold it


706:yeah, that's, that's a nice one


707:hold it while I'll try it


708:what does it look like here? <pause>


709:what do you think?, er <unclear >


710:how much are they?


711:I don't know, how much are they?


712:one pound something


713:what colours that?


714:not even two pounds, do you think that's nice?


715:this is one ninety nine


716:that's not for, that's not a t for a test Sarah by the way


<unclear >


717:do you like this one?


718:so


719:erm, cos this is this one


720:yeah that


721:shall I get it? <pause> why?,
722:I'm getting <unclear > shall I?


723:take two <pause>


724:you getting one? <pause> that's, that's rubbish <pause> oh look <unclear > oh they're only two ninety nine


<unclear >


725:no that, that set of it, that game, it's all plastic in, look


<unclear >


726:it's so sweet <pause>


<unclear >


727:you're buying one now <vocal desc=laugh>, there's no Easter eggs left, are there? <pause>


728:one time they had this big trolley of all smashed up Easter eggs and me and my mum kept running up to it and nicking bits of chocolate


729:<vocal desc=laugh> <pause> I like all this stuff


730:yeah


731:eh?


732:nice in it?,
733:I like the hat, huh


734:ooh Sarah


735:ahem


736:I wanna <unclear >


737:Do you like these mint choc biscuits Sarah?


738:Yes viscount


739:yes


740:yes


741:oh the first time I've had one


742:I don't like the orange


743:oh is there orange as well?


744:you can buy orange, but we don't have any here <unclear >


745:I'm gonna pay the telephone bill tomorrow <pause> a hundred and thirteen pound, fifty nine P


<unclear >


746:Chloe says to me <pause> does the post office pay you?


747:I've got your black <unclear >


748:she said who do you pay the bill to?, to I says the post office, well don't they pay you for having their telephone


749:ah, did she?, and what did you say?


750:all that


751:I said no, I wished they did <pause> but it's <unclear >


752:yeah, does she use it a lot?


753:I dunno she don't <unclear >


754:her and her pictures


755:when she makes her pictures <pause> went to doctor <gap reason=anonymization desc="last or full name"> today


756:mum


757:did you? <pause>


758:went to doctor <gap reason=anonymization desc="last or full name"> about me neck, you know


759:yeah


760:<unclear > and she said it could of been


<unclear >


761:well


762:is it?


763:oh this awful pain coming I can't, move my arm and right side which is the side it hurts, and it goes all up here and it really hurt me to wash my hair, to bend over and wash my hair this morning cos she said


764:oh you went over then?


765:I said to her I had it in <unclear >


<unclear >


766:and she said that, er


767:you're gonna have to come out cos I'm gonna hoover up in a minute


768:what did I do?, and I said I think I could of got it when I was in the car with uncle Reg and he, you know how mad he goes along the lanes


769:yeah


770:and he pulled off quick


771:oh, was that what it was and it jerked your head?


772:and it jerked me, but she said it's a muscle been pulled and it's, it keeps spasm so she said er, could of been nasty, said I daren't tell him, cos I says if I tell him it was his fault, I says he'll never give me another ride, it's again Thursday night coming back, and his car, you know the car kept, bump, bump, bump, bump, bump


773:yeah


774:and then Friday morning I was off with <unclear >


775:rightio


776:but she's given me some deep cream, she says these spasms she


777:not <unclear >


778:no she, he doesn't smell


779:oh


780:erm, she made me bend my head and I could only bend it a little way and she could see the spasms


781:oh


782:what are spasms?


783:like twinges of pain


784:she said you don't have to bend my head <unclear >


<unclear >


785:not too bad, <unclear > collar I am


786:yeah, but for you not to be able to bend your head <pause>


787:oh yeah


788:that far down and your head to be able to clear


789:some days I can bend alright, it don't hurt and other times I can't

 <vocal desc=whistling>


790:I've got to put this cream on twice a day


791:er what can I do for my hand writing project nan?


792:and she says it can be <unclear >


793:I've done like who'd like, Mary had a little lamb, Jack and Jill went up the hill

 <unclear >


794:Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, Hickory Dickory dock the mouse ran up the clock, one, two, three, four, five, once I caught a fish alive, just those, <unclear > three times


795:is this your homework?


796:hand writing


797:you don't have to do it though


798:but that the, the, these are some things I've got, you don't have to answer them <unclear > my name is Emily what is your name?, how are you?,
799:I'm fine, I like swimming, what do you like?,
800:I have two sisters, two big sisters, I have no brothers, do you have any brothers?, and


801:talk, talk slowly


802:I am ten years old, how


<unclear >


803:there, is, oh, how many years old are you?,
804:I live with my mum dad, nan and my sisters, who do you live with?, and the class have <unclear > what class are you in?,
805:I've got the best teacher in the world, do you have a nice teacher?,
806:I am a girl, are you a girl or a boy?


807:correction , I've got the best teacher in the world


808:eh, eh


809:why, what's your teachers name?


810:I've got lots of good teachers


811:erm, poems, this


812:I never thought she'd settle down in <unclear > school like she did, did you?


813:poem it called


814:she has


815:song with poem huh


816:what did <unclear >


817:poem with song


818:pardon


819:didn't you thing I'd set


820:On Thursday, no, on Thursday we get the last period off, then we come home, home early on Thursday, Monday's Bank holiday so we don't have the school any school and erm, one day in May you're back with <unclear >


821:Spill your drink all over my work


822:No I'm not


823:Well Monday is in May


824:yeah, but not that day, another day


825:another Bank holiday near the end of May


<unclear >


826:is there?, but we might get a day off in May any way


<unclear >


827:I really don't know Emily because I've never even heard of the work and I suggest you look at it in the dictionary


828:oh Sarah


829:yeah


830:what is?


831:accostic


832:accost, A, C


833:Sarah, why are you coming home early tomorrow?


834: A C , A C O S T I R X


<unclear >


835:why you coming home early tomorrow?


836:we're not, it's not tomorrow it's Wednesday, we get period one and two off so we only have half day <unclear >


837:yeah why's that?


838:cos of English exams, I bet it, it won't <unclear >


839:oh


840:could be that one I got you from er Brentcross


841:that's the Teterous


842:you mean a Sorous


843:yeah not a Teterous it's a Sorous


<unclear >


844:no, she might not cos she's in a different year to us


845:Sarah, it's er Mary's son plays it


<unclear >


846:mummy, we're gonna have an English exam at the end of year eight and we're gonna


847:well that's alright


848:no it isn't

 <vocal desc=laugh>


849:we're gonna have, I mean, we're gonna have, as we go off we're gonna start giving talks and everything


850:there's a careers then


851:that's part that's part of our erm <pause> exam as well, oral presentations


852:that's alright


853:you'll enjoy that Sarah


854:oh I don't like doing all the speeches though


855:pardon?


856:I'm shy


857:when do you have to do the first?


<unclear >


858:we, that means I've got ex , it's because we don't have period one and two on Wednesday, yeah, that means we've got extra time for our French test, I think it was on Wednesday, extra time to practice


859:so what time are you going to school Wednesday?, you're home early Wednesday anyway, is it really worth you going?

 <vocal desc=laugh>


860:or is it Wednesday morning you have off?


861:oh that's true, we only have erm, what, what do we have?


862:oh you're hurting me will you keep still


863:Sarah, is it Wednesday morning you have off? <pause>


864:yeah Wednesday morning one period, unless we go in after lunch, for


865:well then you'll only be there fore


866:no we don't <pause> we go in after break


<unclear >


867:what do we have on Wednesday for


<unclear >


868:if it's raining tomorrow yeah


<unclear >


869:what, what'd ya, what'd ya have, you've got


870:French, English, so we have maths and T V and that's it <pause>


<unclear >


871:have you been into the <unclear > library <unclear >


872:yeah


873:do you like it?


874:no


875:it's pretty


876:why, what have they done?


877:did you like it?


878:yeah


879:it still smells of paint


880:I'll call for you,


<unclear >


881:Quarter past,


882:Right down, <unclear > then?


883:My dad, yes, when she's already gone.
884:So


885:We're well early today.


886:I've brought him, I've brought him at half five, because I was at the bus stop, leaning on the lamp-post and it was about twenty five past, and then he didn't come along to the next stop by <unclear > and it got to twenty five to


887:Did you, you went to the one that we usually go to?


888:yes, not the <unclear > one.


889:<pause> yes, but I mean, you see when you walked up from your house, you didn't Kate's one?
890:The one that Kate goes to sometimes.


<unclear >


891:Alright.


892:Michael

 <vocal desc=singing>


893:Is this, does this shirt look stupid?


894:No, it's <unclear >.


895:I have to wear it too.


896:Would it be better like that?


897: No


898:No, <unclear >


899:Thank you.
900:Kate was probably late again.
901:Walk to school with Ella.


902:Anna?


903:Ella, <unclear > we've got next week for our


904:I know, he might still come in and collect it on Wednesday, but you can just say that you left it home because we don't have English that day now.
905:Have you done it anyway?


906:No


907:Oh, let me see your history please.
908: Windbag


909:I need to put some more stuff on <unclear > on course this term.


910:What did you, did you do like a meal like chicken with potatoes and blaa, blaa, blaa, or did you just miss the foods.


911:I just missed the foods.


912:That's what I did.
913:Kate didn't.
914:But it's, it's the way you interpret it, as she says it, I suppose.
915:What you're really do.


916:Did you do any salads.


917:Yes, kind of.
918:Well


919:Kind of


920:I've done it but, I want to do it again.


921:I'm going to put some more stuff down for those.


922:Which <unclear >?


923:Put all <unclear >


924:I'll show you what I did if you want.


925:It isn't much but er,


926:I'll show you what I did, did you have the list in your book, of the foods?


927:Yes, but, not


928:Yes


929:Because like the ones down there, they've got like, <unclear >


930:Your history mark's at the back.

 <vocal desc=laugh>


931:I did it like that.


932:Ah, that's good.
933:Oh, you've been <unclear >


934:yes, I did it because it, it's too, I put that there's too much <unclear >, what did you put for starters?


935:I put apples and bread


936:All the breads , did you put anything else?


937:Erm, I just put vegetables.


938:I put olives, oysters, smoked cheese, eggs and <unclear >


939:What about, what about your main meal?


940:<unclear > wild pig.


941:Why?


942:Because


943:Didn't you copy it out?
944: Tr , sh , put some more down.


945:I've got some up there.


946:Have you, have you got potatoes anywhere?


947:No


948:I've got potatoes in the main meal, like chicken and potatoes or something.


949:All my <unclear > has been the way it should.


950:Science, what one?


951:My history.


952:History?


953: yes, I was going to say art


954:I er, I can't, I don't know if I can use it or not.


955:Why?


956:Because, because it's like <unclear >


957:What?


958:Because it's not on T P S, and, and it was given, it was given to a great-aunt or something, and she hocked it off him.


959:No, we're not going to put everything.


960:Well we said a new, an old

 <unclear >


961:she, she either used a painting or decorating


962:I'm not ripping mine up.


963:You're not ripping mine up.


964:Main meal, what would a <unclear >?


965:Don't read all of it, I'm here.
966:<pause> It's alright, it's not as good as <unclear >, goodbye <unclear >.


967:What's another main meal?
968:I put main <unclear >


969:Main what?


970:Main <unclear >, I was supposed to put <unclear > would be better than <unclear >


971:Erm, you could put chicken with potatoes.
972:I'm going to have my sandwich now.


973:Chicken with potatoes?


974:Yes <pause> What else was there?
975:There was


976:I can go and look at their one.


977:No, no, no, no, wait, what other meat was there?


978:A fishy thing


979:yes, fish with <unclear > wasn't it?


980:Why not put grilled fish.


981:What?


982:Grilled fish <pause> fish with whatever that <unclear > was.


983:Miquaman


984:How do you spell it?


985: M I Q U A M A N They're my breakfast by the way.


986:That's it.


987:Are you supposed to put the price?


988:I haven't, no I didn't, I, I don't know what the prices would be anyway.


989:I know. <unclear >


990:What do they use?
991:What are the roman coins called?


<unclear >


992:Shall we go and have a look then?


993:<unclear > they've got some good things haven't they now?


994:Do they miss their food, or do they do meals?


995:No they, they done like <unclear > just like <unclear >


996:Did everybody do it like that?


997:I don't know.


998:Where's your badges?
999:<pause> Where is it?


1000:It's there.
1001:I like this one.


1002:What does Jenny wish for it?


1003:<pause> The ostrich, <unclear >

 <vocal desc=laugh>


1004:We never did that.


1005:And er they X-rayed me, and took a urine sample, took a blood sample.
1006:Er, the doctor


1007:Chorlton?


1008:Chorlton, mhm, he examined me, erm, he, he said now they were on about a slide <unclear > on my heart.
1009:Mhm, he couldn't find it.
1010:He said it could be anxiety or whatever at <gap reason=anonymization desc="last or full name"> Hospital, just, so, it's not going to be any,


1011:Nothing to worry about.
1012:Good I'm delighted to hear that.


1013:But he did say that, er, it'll take three weeks before he could <unclear > and send <unclear > along.
1014:You know, he sees it, he can see the biopsy and all that.


1015:yes


1016:He says that I might not need to get it, right, because, if, he can only tell half my blood.


1017:Mhm


1018:So he says, he stopped right at the side of it right, yes.
1019:Right, er, he also agreed with you about the lung and black, right, and he s , and he said the same as you that, erm, if it's got blood on you leave it alone.


1020:Aye


1021:He told me that same as you.


1022:Oh aye, to take it out, it's not, it's not sensible.
1023:Ah.
1024:There we are young John.


1025:<unclear > I got it with a <unclear >, because Hughie sold the <unclear >


1026:Sure, how are you doing with the, the drink.


1027:Och, I have my good days and my bad days.


1028:How many good ones, and how many bad ones?


1029:<unclear > today


1030:Too many bad ones, I'm just glad to see you get off that top.
1031:<pause> No, keep it down as low as you can because, the lower you keep it the less chance of there is of getting this biopsy done.


1032:Half of them going to X-ray my back, and the X-ray doesn't.


1033:Oh, the two?


1034:They've done the lot,


1035:Yes,


1036:Front, back, side,


1037:Yes, oh, aye.
1038:There you are John, I'll get you

 <unclear >


1039:I was really worried about having this


1040:He's getting worse, I mean, see last night, we went to bed last night, <unclear > have done it, I'm losing it, I'm losing it, I'll get i


1041:Mummy


1042:Well it'll have to be school dinners Friday, is that what you've?


1043:Yes, where's the hairbrush Emily, where did you put it?


1044:Table


1045:Why the hell do you have to spill it everywhere?


1046:In this dish, Well I moved this.


1047:Did, did you put it on there to measure it out?
1048:You bozo.


1049:What have I done now?


1050:You're supposed to put it in there, because if it's up to there it's balancing.


1051:Who's helping Kate darling, and if as she was moving the box, she


1052:Oh yes she did and I went like this,


1053:Oh yours it too easy, it's silly.


1054:Amy it looked down.


1055:What she had it here all the time?


1056:No, she had it on there.


1057:Exactly that's stupid having it up there.
1058:You should put it there first and then taken them out.
1059:Then you should move any obstacles before.


1060:We're going.


1061:Oh, stop making fun of me.


1062:We'd better empty the whole kitchen then hadn't we?


1063:Oh shut up you.


1064:There you go.


1065:Where would you put my <unclear >


1066:How much is there?


1067:I weighed you two ounces.


1068:I don't want two ounces.


1069:Well put some back.


1070:I won't, I'll just eat them. <unclear >


1071:Two ounces is a lot to have of cereal.


1072:Is it?


1073:For me, it is because I only have half of that.


1074:How many, how many are you supposed to have?


1075:Well there , there's no set rule is there, it's like saying


1076:Two, eight, eight cal ,


1077:How tall is everybody supposed to be at the age of ten, that's stupid, that's really upset mum.
1078:Just have what you want.


1079:Well go, I think she's going to be shattered, I'd better wake up Jo.


1080:Oh, Mummy. never give me another ride, it's again Thursday night coming back, and his car, you know the car kept, bump, bump, bump, bump, bump