Alarm Page #2
- Year:
- 2008
- 105 min
- 72 Views
- Yeah?
- Well, l mean,
it's a new house,
so obviously we can't get
into a bidding war.
l mean, the price is the price.
But let's just say
to close the sale,
you were prepared to offer
another 5k.
- God, yeah, but l thought you
said the price was the price.
- Of course.
No, this would be
a local arrangement, you know?
l mean, l'm only saying this
'cause l can tell how much
you know.
lt would be up to yourself.
- There's a word for it, Molly.
You know that.
lt's gazumping.
l mean, it goes on all the time,
obviously.
- You think l shouldn't.
- My poor love.
You've been through so much.
l just don't want you
to do anything
you'll regret in the long run.
Here.
Sleep on it.
[lock clicks]
- [whistles]
l'm carrying the lot, am l?
- Sorry.
[laughter]
Thank you.
[car zooms by]
[faint barking]
[electronic beeping]
[birds calling]
- [giggling]
[horn honking]
[bright rock music]
- Hello!
- Great to see you.
- [squealing]
l'm good.
How are you?
- Lovely to see you.
- Hello, Sarah!
How are you?
- How are you?
- Good.
- Hello.
- Hello.
- You look fantastic.
- Thank you, thanks.
Thank you.
Go on ahead to the left.
There's lots of drinks.
- l hope you don't mind.
l bumped into this gorgeous man
the other night.
- Of course not.
Hi.
- Hey, how you doing?
- l hadn't seen him in ages.
He's been away for how long?
- More or less since college,
l think.
- Hi!
[all chattering]
- Great.
Yeah, into the left.
- Guess who?
- You wouldn't remember me.
- Oh, she will.
Molly had the most enormous
crush on you in school.
- Sarah!
- But you did.
- lt's fantastic.
lt's absolutely gorgeous.
- Thank you.
- So how far away from Dublin
are we?
- Not far at all.
[bright rock music]
- [mouthing silently]
[snoring quietly]
[snoring quietly]
[dishes clink]
[water running]
- Need a hand?
- Sorry, l was in a world
of my own.
- Hope it's not as painful
as mine.
- There's some stuff up there.
- Oh, cheers.
- Um, they're no use to you.
Here, try this.
- Glad l was first up.
- So am l.
Glad l had one left for you.
- Thanks.
Great house.
Congratulations.
- Thank you.
[all talking at once]
- But listen.
You've got to get a car now.
Mal, tell her to get a car.
- Get a car, will you?
Listen, thanks, Molly.
- Okay.
See you soon.
- Look after yourself, okay?
- l'll see you, darling.
- See you.
See you soon.
Thanks for coming.
Bye.
- lf you need any help
decorating,
no charge.
- Okay, thanks.
l just might.
- Mal.
- All right.
[engine revving]
- We'll see you soon.
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