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This thing's what,
three years away?
Two years, 291 days.
Wow.
What a nerd.
Thank you.
So if it was definitely going
to hit us but it was two
Years, 290-Whatever days
Opposite.
We'd all be so burdened with
the responsibility of having
To survive.
We'd be so preoccupied
making plans to survive
Annihilation...
to just sit back and enjoy it.
Exactly.
Mm, you started it.
So who do you know here?
That's slightly embarrassing.
I was here to meet
my friend, Richard.
Richie.
He's upstairs.
To speed into one of the
bedrooms with a girl dressed
Like princess Diana.
Ah.
Okay.
Well, in that case,
you've got me.
I don't know anybody.
You know me.
Except for you.
So I know you don't
work with Richie.
What do you do?
Well, h-How do you know that
I don't work with Richie?
Because your hands don't feel
like you've been counting
Well, I'm just doing a bit of
manual labor at the moment.
Geez, don't bore me with
the details, will you?
I work on a building site.
A building site.
Yep.
I notice you're avoiding
using the word "builder."
Yep.
It's alright. I get it.
dad's pub for some extra cash.
It doesn't make me a bar maid.
Maya, you coming?
No, I'm going to hang around
It was nice to meet you.
It was great to meet you guys.
Cheers.
See ya.
See ya.
God.
to get together, would you?
Jesus and Hitler?
You know, I think he
was after a threesome.
Well, I think he would be lucky.
I only met them
half an hour ago.
That's all it takes.
Is it?
Put this on.
I don't think so.
Don't give me that look.
God...
you serious?
Aha, this smells of, um, feet.
So what did you
actually want to be?
Well, I trained
to be a carpenter.
Oh, like Jesus.
Ah, exactly like Jesus.
Well, just don't go
making your own cross.
Ah.
Smile.
I love this.
Turn it up!
Come on Geppetto.
Are you serious?
Yes.
Come and dance with me.
I was heading south,
kicking through the leaves
And last weekend was
when our clocks went back
Summers have gone,
but it don't feel bad
You would've thought by now
that I'd have found my senses
Still I'm running
'round, jumping fences
But it's a road I'm running
And it's the only
road that I have known
And still I can't
find my way home
F***.
If you think you can
do better, be my guest.
You're better off
using your bare hands.
See anything?
No.
I think they're following you.
Yeah, right.
I thought we had to
get back before sunset.
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