London Town Page #2
- Vivian.
- Suits you.
- Yeah, well, what's yours?
- Shay.
- Guevara. I like that.
The Clash.
- Huh?
- The band, it's The Clash.
- I can tell.
What are you up to?
- I'm picking up
some parts for my dad
and see me mum.
- I'm gonna go get tickets
for tomorrow's show.
The Clash are playing
with the Buzzcocks.
Now, it's sold out, but they're
doing a last-minute release.
You should go too
if you know what's good for you.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
[laughs]
[instrumental music]
Civilization. Thank God.
- This is nothing.
- That's them.
Beautiful-looking blokes,
ain't they?
- No, they're sexy.
- No wonder
I can't get a girlfriend.
I thought it was me spots.
[laughs]
- I've shagged them all.
Two at a time.
[laughs]
You're too easy.
- You know..
if I'm gonna get to me mum's
and the music supply.
- What, you'd rather see
your mum and go shopping
than go to Camden Town?
What kind of a man are you?
- Wait. Wait, wait up.
- A decent working-class
British man
can't find a job
because of the immigrants.
That's the facts!
is tired and fed up
with having everything
laid out on a plate
for the Pakis and the Coons!
It's time to take care
of our own.
It's time to stop immigration
and start repatriation.
Stop immigration!
Start repatriation!
- Daft clowns.
Like they can get a job anyway.
- I thought you punks
supported them.
- Not me punks.
Not The Clash.
I mean, all you got to do
is listen to one
of Strummer's lyrics.
Like, um,
"White youth, black youth
"better find another solution.
"Why don't you phone up
Robin Hood
and ask him
for some wealth distribution?"
- So he's a rotten commie.
- It's about us getting along.
We're all in the same boat.
It's the rich
who are killing us.
- The rich?
Well, why didn't anyone tell me?
[laughs]
- Hey, Ronnie.
- Alright, Viv.
You're in luck, my friends.
Two tickets left.
- Oh, nice one.
- Of course.
Are you sure
you want to waste this on him?
- Now, now, Ronnie.
- Suit yourself.
Right, all out. I'm afraid
that's it, guys. Piss off.
- The little prat can barely
see over the table
and he's got
the last bleeding ticket?
- Yeah, and if you got
a problem with it
you can take it up with me.
- Hey.
- No, no, no. That's punk.
Start with this.
You know, you'd look good
with black hair
like Strummer.
He's a handsome-looking devil,
ain't he?
- Me with black hair?
If you say so.
- I do. Anyway, I've got to go.
My dad's gonna kill me.
- So that's it?
- What, you thought
I was gonna suck you off too?
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