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So, I'm gonna leave this message to say
that I'm gonna call in the office, all right?
So, I'll just come in to see you.
Make sure you get the kettle on, okay?
And we'll have
a nice cup of tea or something.
All right, then? I'll see you soon.
ALICE:
Hey, can I help you?Hiya. Yeah, I'm just looking for Horsey.
He's like one of the main guys here now,
I think.
- Who, sorry?
- Horsey.
Right, do you have an appointment?
Yeah, my name's Dixie. D-I-X-I-E.
- What's your name?
- Alice.
Alice, is it? How is it in Wonderland?
Big cat and all that. All right? I'm from Wales.
Horsey. It's like horse with a "Y" on the end.
- Oh, do you mean Mr Horse?
- Yeah.
Brian Horse.
Brian. Is that what they call him in London?
Brilliant.
If you can give him a call,
let him know I'm here. Dixie.
He'll be out in two minutes.
Seriously. Tell him he owes me a fiver
as well. He'll laugh.
All right, butt? Listen to that.
Maybe if you'd just told Horsey, right?
- Just jog on, all right?
-No, just tell him Dixie's here,
-he'll be down in a second.
- Run along, mate! Run along!
You'll be sorry.
He'll have you counting paper clips
for a week.
No, no, no. Listen to me, right?
Cowell's been sniffing around.
They're gonna be astronomical
- Horse?
- HORSEY:
I'm telling ya.Listen. No, no, seriously...
Horsey? Horsey.
Jesus. Can I call you back?
Hey, hey, hey! How's it going, son?
- What are you doing here?
- I moved up.
I've left loads of messages for you.
What? You are living up here now, are you?
I'm in London, permanent.
- With Shell?
- Yeah, of course with Shell.
Hey, so, Horsey, how's it going, son?
Nobody calls me Horsey any more.
Right. Look at you.
I'm so proud of you, top A&R man
and all that kind of stuff.
Do you know what I mean?
And we go way back, don't we?
We were tight as kids.
We had the best bands on in South Wales.
Do you know what I mean? And listen,
I found a mint band, mate.
- Great. Yeah. What are they called?
- The Premature Congratulations.
- Listen, nobody'd heard of the Beatles...
Please tell me you're wearing that ironically.
Oh, look, I'm really busy, Dix.
I got to go, okay?
- Hey, Horse, have a pint with me, son.
- I don't drink any more, Dix.
A cup of tea, then? Horse, it's me, man.
Look, two minutes, right! Walk with me.
That's all I need, son.
Come on, man. We're on London time now.
Okay. Just got to play you this
and then we can...
Jesus! Man! Dix! Man... Oh! It's a cassette!
I know, mate. Retro novelty angle.
People go mad for it.
It's like Polaroid cameras are back in now,
big time.
A&R men, they don't listen to cassettes
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