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Homebound 3.0 - Season 2 Episode 2
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00:01Once upon a time, owning a home was kind of middle class.
00:07Now, it's practically aristocracy.
00:10My very own home, fully paid off.
00:15I'm now part of the middle class that the politicians actually care about.
00:19And it's all thanks to you, Henry.
00:21You're welcome.
00:22But this doesn't make you feel weird.
00:24You know, me owning a home, having a real career.
00:27You less so.
00:28Ah, I'm proud of my politerio roots.
00:31You're looking at someone who rose above the pompous legal industry to become but a humble artist.
00:37By definition, I'm already part of the much cooler petite bourgeoisie.
00:41Are you now?
00:42Yeah.
00:43Only now that I've finally sold a book, I don't have to be ashamed of it.
00:47In my dream home, I'm gonna lock you in a writing room.
00:51Oh, will you now?
00:52Yeah.
00:53Can't have you driving me nuts when you read out your work in progress for the hundredth time.
00:57I thought you said it was cute.
00:59I exaggerate.
01:00I don't exaggerate more.
01:05Excuse me.
01:06Could you get off the furniture, please?
01:08It's just for looks.
01:09That's right, guys.
01:10I guess.
01:19Also, can we get a moat to keep our parents out?
01:21Yep.
01:22Thank God.
01:23A moat to keep the parents out?
01:25Now that's real aristocracy.
01:27I said get off the furniture, please.
01:40So, where exactly is this inheritance coming from?
01:43Just my great-grandfather.
01:45And you have to get pregnant to access it?
01:47Yeah, before I turn 35 or it lapses.
01:50Why?
01:51I think it was an insurance policy to continue his bloodline.
01:54His daughter from his second marriage didn't have any children
01:56and I reckon this is his way of throwing her some shade.
01:59His daughter from his second marriage?
02:01Yeah, my grand-step-aunt Kitty.
02:04She's the one who runs the estate.
02:06Oh look, that's who my dad is talking to now.
02:15I'm surprised she's so chill about it.
02:17Yeah, me too.
02:18When Maddie and Vaughn had Yoel, she seemed genuinely delighted to be buying them a house.
02:22And then they sold it to fund his stripper keto app in LA.
02:25Idiots.
02:26Oh, you see, you see.
02:27This is too expensive.
02:28If they bought this house, I would buy all of those things for Yoel and Vaughn.
02:31You can't use all of those things for Yoel and Vaughn.
02:32Oh, you see.
02:33Oh, you see.
02:34Well, you see.
02:35Oh, you see.
02:36Oh, you see.
02:37Oh, you see.
02:38Oh, you see.
02:39Oh, just when I was warming to this place.
02:42Hey, do you want to raid their skincare cabinet?
02:45I'd pass.
02:46I'll be there.
02:48Whoa.
02:49What the hell?
02:53Gotcha.
02:54Mandy?
02:55Why the hell are you here?
02:56It's fake.
02:57The pregnancy.
02:58I know it's fake.
02:59I heard you and Henry at karaoke.
03:00There is no baby.
03:03Huh?
03:04Nice try.
03:05You can't just feign ignorance, Melissa.
03:06Who's feign?
03:07Why is he ignorant?
03:08Melissa!
03:09I know your secret.
03:10Okay?
03:11Deflect all you want.
03:12But if you want me to keep it, then I want to be paid.
03:14You know, you really shouldn't go around making up gossip about pregnant people.
03:19It's undignified, Mandy.
03:20You're not pregnant.
03:21I heard you.
03:22And what?
03:23You think I'm just going to corroborate this insane story when you tell mum?
03:28Or do you have proof?
03:31You see, you don't get paid for knowing a secret, Mandy.
03:34You get paid for getting proof of a secret and then leveraging it because otherwise you
03:39sound like an unhinged conspiracy theorist.
03:41I warn.
03:43How dare you.
03:44He's reformed.
03:46Melissa.
03:47Please.
03:50We're broke.
03:51I can help you fake it.
03:52We'd make an incredible team.
03:54Put me on a payroll.
03:55It's a real pregnant thing.
03:57And I don't negotiate with terrorists.
04:03Ow.
04:05And then it dawned on Harry.
04:08If the birth of the universe could be understood by rewinding time,
04:12couldn't time itself be revealed by fast-forwarding to the very end as the universe takes its
04:19last breath on its inexorable march towards hate death and maximum entropy?
04:25Yes.
04:27It could, said Harry.
04:29And to the end he must go.
04:32Chapter 5.
04:33I mean, I don't, I don't get it, but I love all the words.
04:40Mmm.
04:41So what, are you like a, you're like a sci-fi writer, eh?
04:44That, that is so cool, bro.
04:46How much should you make, how much should you make up with this?
04:48Uh, 50k.
04:49What?
04:50What?
04:51Well, it's only enough to last me till I finish the book.
04:5250k?
04:53True.
04:54Ann, maybe I could be a sci-fi writer.
04:55Oh, hello.
04:56Well, um, you know, my books are always open to new talent.
04:59But be warned.
05:00If your first book doesn't sell 100,000 copies, it's a flop and you're cancelled.
05:03So, you in?
05:04You still want to do it?
05:05I'm out.
05:06Damn it.
05:07Oh well.
05:08Guess I'm just stuck with just you, my friend.
05:10And you better not flop.
05:11Henry!
05:12Melissa, you don't think my book's in a flop, do you?
05:14What?
05:15I don't read nerdy sci-fi.
05:16What?
05:17No offense.
05:18None taken.
05:19Change of plans.
05:20Mandy knows.
05:21What?
05:22She knows, okay?
05:23We've got to act fast.
05:24Okay.
05:27Come on, hurry up.
05:28Wait, don't rush me.
05:31Oh, oh, oh, oh.
05:32Here we go, here we go.
05:33Alright, it's up, it's up.
05:34Hold on.
05:35There's got to be a better plan than this.
05:36Oh God.
05:37Excuse me?
05:38What?
05:39I just never thought these would be the circumstances I get someone pregnant, okay?
05:41I'm not like the only circumstances.
05:43Bustard!
05:44Mandy!
05:45Mandy, what the hell?
05:46Get out!
05:47I just heard you were talking about getting you pregnant.
05:48No.
05:49I was, I was simply stating how much I enjoyed having sex with pregnant women.
05:56Oh, look!
05:57I started the sentence, I had to finish it.
05:59And you call yourself a writer?
06:00Mandy, you've got nothing, so unless you've got a snitch on us for getting it on, I'm sure
06:04mum and dad would love to know about Henry's little kink.
06:06No.
06:07I hate you!
06:08Come on, my baby.
06:09You're controlling us.
06:10We love it.
06:11We want to make an offer.
06:12This is the first house you've seen.
06:13You don't think it's bigger than you've seen?
06:14Oh, that's right.
06:15That's right.
06:16That's right.
06:17All true.
06:18But I'm sure our mums would love this place, because...
06:19Because...
06:20Um...
06:21Unusually low.
06:22That's right.
06:23That's right.
06:24That's right.
06:25That's right.
06:26That's right.
06:27That's right.
06:28That's right.
06:29But I'm sure our mums would love this place, because...
06:32Because...
06:33Unusually low ceilings.
06:36And the driveway's real big.
06:38It's a huge...
06:39It's...
06:40Yep, that too.
06:41It's like girthy.
06:42This place is in zone for some incredible schools.
06:44Oh, that's right.
06:45You say it's good.
06:46That's right.
06:47That's right.
06:48Let's get a call.
06:49I'll call my wife.
06:50Oh, that's right.
06:51We need to take a look at this house.
06:52Don't let people go.
06:54I take it back.
06:57You're the greatest writer I've ever known.
07:00Yeah!
07:01Yay! Exciting!
07:03Let's get them on the phone.
07:07Hi, Mom. Hi.
07:09We found a house you want to buy.
07:11Where's the house?
07:12It is? It's great.
07:14Hey, that's good.
07:16My wife got a book card.
07:17She can only get one hour.
07:19Oh, that's great.
07:20We'll meet at our house.
07:22I'll call your mom.
07:24Hey, she still wants you two
07:26to get a bank statement.
07:28Okay?
07:29Wait, what?
07:30Hey, hey, hey, hey.
07:31Hey, hey, hey.
07:32Hey, hey, hey, hey.
07:33Hey, hey, hey, hey.
07:34Hey, hey, hey.
07:35Hey, hey, hey, hey.
07:36Hey, hey, hey.
07:37Oh, oh, oh.
07:38There's the GST report.
07:40Wait, wait, wait, wait.
07:41Um...
07:42I thought that inheritance
07:43from Grand Steppe Aunt Kenny
07:44was paying for all this.
07:46Ah, right, but the money is from China.
07:48Um, um, um, um,
07:49it wouldn't be able to go by one time.
07:50Why not?
07:51Oh, my God.
07:52Melissa,
07:53China has a minimum wage for half a year.
07:56It's only a million dollars a year.
07:59We'll find out a way to buy this house.
08:04Why is this?
08:05Yes, yes, yes.
08:06We'll buy a joint loan.
08:08You two will open a joint loan.
08:11Katie Ayi will pay you every year for a loan.
08:16Right, Katie Ayi?
08:17Yes, you can say it.
08:19You can.
08:20Great.
08:29What the hell?
08:35A joint mortgage?
08:36How did you not know the money was coming from China?
08:38I knew.
08:39What?
08:40I thought the rules were bendy.
08:41Mandy got hers all at once.
08:42How was I supposed to know it's different now?
08:43What am I, like the chief business correspondent of Reuters?
08:46Oh my god.
08:47This is bad.
08:48Yeah, no shit.
08:49No, I mean this is bad, Henry, okay?
08:51I only just started my dermatology practice.
08:54Why does your car smell like cheese?
08:56When my parents find out I can't afford this mortgage,
08:58they'll never let me live it down.
08:59They'll make me go back to working shifts at the hospital.
09:02The hospital, Henry.
09:03Well, what about me?
09:04I just got my first book advance
09:06and now my parents gonna make me use it to boost your deposit
09:09and then send me back into law to support our fake family.
09:12So, what should we do?
09:13We gotta give it up.
09:15Look, best case scenario,
09:17we get 50k out of Aunt Kitty before the truth comes out.
09:20Worst case, a miracle happens
09:22and we're stuck with a 30-year joint mortgage
09:24we can't afford because Aunt Kitty's gonna stop paying for it
09:27in nine months and she realises there's no baby.
09:30I guess you're right.
09:32Well...
09:33I mean...
09:34Come on, I just want one.
09:35Look, I know I'm just a humble Uber driver
09:37that charmed his way into this friend group.
09:38By the way, thank you so much for being so cool about that.
09:41Eh, questionable.
09:42But hear me out.
09:43Let's say Melissa did take the 50k from Aunt Kitty
09:45before the truth comes out.
09:46Isn't that enough for a down payment for like a tiny studio apartment
09:49that you can actually afford?
09:50Yes, you could.
09:51And you're so, so, so, so close.
09:53It's practically a miracle.
09:55Look, I've been living in my dad's caravan the last three years
09:58so I need to believe that home ownership is actually possible
10:00even if it is by some kind of quasi-legal deception.
10:03Jen...
10:04Think about it.
10:05Everyone talks a big game about eating the rich
10:07and then when it's served to them on a platter they choke.
10:09Justice waits for no one.
10:11You have to take it.
10:12Jen...
10:13We're two entitled middle-class kids trying to swindle money from our family.
10:17It's hardly revolutionary.
10:19Ah, all revolutions were started by entitled middle-class kids
10:22with access to family money.
10:23Hear me out.
10:24Sheik O'Vara, Jean-Paul Marat, Alexander Hamilton.
10:27Were any of those people working in factories?
10:29That's true.
10:30I've seen the musical, right?
10:31And I've seen Les Mis and I think that tracks.
10:32Yes.
10:33Yeah, that song with the cats, eh?
10:34Okay, well, I still think it tracks.
10:36See?
10:37Come on.
10:38At least, like, give it a try.
10:42Fine.
10:43What do we have to do?
10:45Leave it with me.
10:50Oh, wait.
10:51Melissa?
10:52Melissa?
10:53Is Melissa here?
10:54Uh, who?
10:55What?
10:56Uh, no.
10:57I'm just filling in for her.
10:58Is there a problem?
10:59It's Joel.
11:00He's got a birthday party in ten
11:01and he's sharp-eated his entire face like a trash panda.
11:03I'm a trash panda.
11:05Wow, yes you are.
11:06Hello.
11:07It's a panda-themed party.
11:08If he shows up like this,
11:09the other mums will think that he's trying to steal his spotlight
11:11and I cannot afford to lose any more friends this way.
11:13Can you help?
11:14Yes, of course.
11:15You look great.
11:16Panda, panda, panda.
11:18P-p-p-p-panda.
11:19Okay, if I was the evidence of a fake pregnancy,
11:24where would I?
11:25Bingo.
11:26Bingo.
11:27Yeah.
11:28That should do it.
11:29Then you're sure this will work?
11:30No, that's why I said should and I definitely will.
11:31Gotcha!
11:32What the hell's that?
11:33You want a proof?
11:34Checkmate.
11:35I have 20 more printouts and a digital copy.
11:38Here's the deal, Vaughn's got a plan to get all of the inheritance money out of China at once.
11:48I want a cup and I want a big one.
11:49I have 20 more printouts and a digital copy.
11:55Here's the deal.
11:56Vaughn's got a plan to get all of the inheritance money out of China at once.
11:59I want a cut and I want a big one.
12:01Vaughn, isn't he the reason you're broke in the first place?
12:04What are you?
12:05An idiot.
12:06I know you are, but what am I?
12:08An idiot.
12:08You take that back.
12:09Nope.
12:10Because you're an idiot.
12:11Oh, you're an idiot.
12:11Oh, God.
12:12Get off me.
12:13Fuck, get off me.
12:15The broker is here and everyone can hear you.
12:19Melissa will give me any of your money.
12:23Okay, I didn't catch any of that, but I'm assuming she has proof and you want money?
12:27Yes.
12:27Well, if either of you come clean now, there'll be no money for anyone.
12:31So can we all just dial it back until the broker comes through with the money first?
12:36Is that a yes?
12:38Fine!
12:44Shishi?
12:44So, what do you think?
12:46Well, this is a mess.
12:50What?
12:50What?
12:51Yeah.
12:51I don't know how to say this, so I'm just going to say it.
12:54There is no way Melissa and Henry can afford that house you saw earlier.
12:58But how is that possible?
12:59Melissa, I've been trying to tell you it's a new business and we are slowly creeping into profit.
13:05What about Henry?
13:06He just got a $50,000 book advance.
13:09Yes, that's right.
13:10Yeah.
13:10Yeah.
13:11No.
13:12Unless there's another $50,000 coming in the following year.
13:15That'd be nice.
13:16Well.
13:17Nope.
13:17I didn't think so.
13:19But, looking at the projections that Dave has prepared, maybe Melissa could afford a tiny,
13:25tiny, one-bedroom studio apartment on her own when the $50,000 from a grand step-aunt comes through.
13:33Perfect, that's perfect. A tiny, one-bedroom studio is all I need.
13:38Melissa, you don't want to talk about it.
13:40How could you have a child in such a small house?
13:43If you have a L, you want to sleep over, how are we going to sleep over?
13:45If we want to sleep over, how are we going to sleep over?
13:46Oh, we're not going to die.
13:48Henry, you shouldn't have to leave your house alone.
13:50Look at you, you don't even support your family's family.
13:53Don't worry, Henry.
13:55People are being married, eating food is her DNA, but it's Melissa's mom.
13:59You're right. It's Melissa's fault.
14:01I'll tell you, don't leave the hospital. You don't want to open a hospital.
14:05How is this in my fault?
14:07It's my fault.
14:08It's my fault.
14:09It's my fault. It's my fault.
14:10It's my fault.
14:11It's my fault.
14:11Stop!
14:14I have an idea.
14:16Born here, a business mastermind and the love of my life, has been listening in.
14:20And he thinks he's found a way for Henry and Melissa to secure their dream home after all.
14:26Honey, take it away.
14:28Hold that for me, Henry.
14:31Kia ora, fam.
14:33Have a seat, mate. Get comfy, get comfy.
14:35Good show about to start.
14:36So, what if I was to tell you that grand step-earned kitty could move all of Melissa's inheritance to New Zealand in one go
14:45if she was to take a majority shareholding in our promising
14:50AR-powered fat chicken app called
14:54Conspiracy, not conspiracy.
14:57Wait, what?
14:58Conspiracy, not conspiracy.
15:00Brother.
15:01Conspiracy, not conspiracy.
15:08Debt.
15:13Tax exemption.
15:16Some debtor must support a subsidiary holdings.
15:18Debt and equity swap.
15:19I want to find out.
15:22Pick it up and then we put this money here, then it's easy to swap around.
15:26It's simple, really.
15:27I don't know how you haven't figured this out before.
15:29You keep it up.
15:30You with me?
15:31Subsidary holding.
15:31Negative theory.
15:32Some debt.
15:33Cross-border subsidy.
15:33Buy up.
15:34Standard direction.
15:34Hmm.
15:35And we're going to pull all the money from China, put it into my business account,
15:41and take Henry and Melissa on as our employees.
15:45For a small but reasonable commission.
15:47Any questions?
15:49No chance.
15:56Masterful.
15:56What?
15:58Absolutely brilliant.
16:00You think that would work?
16:01Do I think that'll work?
16:02I want to work for this guy.
16:04Hit me up, brother.
16:05Anytime.
16:06Anytime?
16:07Anytime.
16:09Okay.
16:09Okay.
16:10Hey, this is too bad.
16:12This is a problem.
16:13This is not all about the problem.
16:14You're a genius.
16:16You're a genius.
16:17You're a genius.
16:18How can we solve our business?
16:20We're going to solve our business.
16:21You're a genius.
16:22That's right.
16:22That's right.
16:23Let's use every person's name.
16:24We're going to create a new family family account.
16:27Look at that.
16:27Look at that.
16:27Look at that.
16:28So you're saying you're not a doctor or a doctor.
16:30You're not a doctor.
16:31You're a good person.
16:32You're a good person.
16:32You're good.
16:33Yeah.
16:33Yeah.
16:33Yeah.
16:35Hey.
16:35Hey.
16:36Hey.
16:36Hey.
16:36Hey.
16:37You think that's what's going on?
16:38Oh yeah.
16:38It's so good.
16:40Ha ha ha.
16:41Mary, Melissa,
16:43you both have to get all of the gifts.
16:53Oaky-doaky.
16:56Can we just pump the brakes just for one second here?
16:59Because is any of this even legal?
17:01I think we're all really underrating this tiny one-bedroom studio idea for Melissa.
17:07It's so much neater.
17:08Yeah, exactly.
17:09And, you know, this all sounds very stressful.
17:12I mean, is now the best time to be adding more stress to Melissa?
17:15She's having a baby.
17:16Henry, we all want to help you, huh?
17:20Yeah, and we really appreciate that.
17:23But refinancing your home, setting up offshore accounts, becoming Vaughan's employee,
17:27I think we should just take a hot minute
17:29before we marry our two families' finances together like this.
17:32Right, Henry?
17:34Yeah, exactly.
17:35I mean, that would be kind of crazy, right?
17:37Especially since you and I aren't even married yet, right?
17:40Right.
17:45Oh, my God.
17:47Are you two saying that you're getting cold feet?
17:49What?
17:49Well, it just seems to me like the only reason anyone would be so resistant to such a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
17:55would be because, I don't know, maybe they're starting to freak out about the realities of starting a family.
18:00Henry, Melissa!
18:02What?
18:03What?
18:04Henry, Melissa, you all have children.
18:06This is the most important thing in your life.
18:08You're really quiet.
18:10We know that.
18:10We just...
18:11Melissa, Mandy, you're right.
18:12You shouldn't have such a silly idea.
18:14Oh, my God.
18:15That's right.
18:16We're now a family, right?
18:18How is that?
18:19Are you all good?
18:20I think she's fine.
18:22No, no, no.
18:23I did a first aid course once, but I'm pretty sure she about to pass out.
18:26I can't do this anymore.
18:27We're in overhead.
18:28I'm pulling the plug.
18:29Everyone, I have an announcement.
18:31Melissa, no.
18:32There is no baby.
18:35Huh?
18:35What?
18:38Can you hear me?
18:39Can you hear me?
18:40Can you hear me?
18:41Can you hear me?
18:42Oh, my God.
18:43Oh, my God.
18:44Is she going to die?
18:45I don't know.
18:46I don't know.
18:47All I saw on screen was a maid panicking around her.
18:48What if I killed her?
18:50Don't pause.
18:51You're supposed to jump in and say, of course not.
18:52Don't be stupid.
18:53Okay, of course not.
18:54Free now.
18:55Look, at worst, you are a contributing factor.
18:57I'm a contributing factor.
18:59You're a contributing factor.
19:01How am I a contributing factor?
19:02None of this would have happened if you just kept your stupid mouth shut about your stupid plans.
19:05She's trying to get us everything.
19:06Oh, by pulling all the money into your company and making us employees.
19:08Yes, what is wrong with that?
19:10Hey.
19:11She's awake.
19:12Oh, thank God.
19:14Okay, come on.
19:15It's time to end this once and for all.
19:16Whoa, you can't do that.
19:17Mandy, forget about the money.
19:19It is over.
19:20It's not about the money.
19:21If you come clean now, you could kill her.
19:23Look, I'm sorry.
19:25I got greedy, okay?
19:26I dropped the plan.
19:27But she's clearly frail and we nearly killed her with all this commotion.
19:31So if you go out there right now and you tell her that there's no baby,
19:34we will all have blood on our hands.
19:42Come on.
19:46Aunt Kitty, Aunt Kitty, are you okay?
19:50I'm fine.
19:51I'm lucky I have a doctor.
19:53I'm sorry to scare you.
19:55I'm so sorry.
19:56Melissa, you see?
19:58I don't care about it.
19:59I heard you say that there's no baby.
20:03Well, what I meant was...
20:08What she was trying to say was that there is no baby yet.
20:14Right?
20:15Yep.
20:16Yep.
20:17Yep.
20:18You see?
20:19We all just misunderstood.
20:20Um, because there is no baby yet.
20:23There is no need for such a big house yet.
20:26And a tiny studio is just fine.
20:29I'm sorry, Melissa.
20:31I...
20:32I just got carried away and...
20:34I...
20:35It's all my fault.
20:36It's all my fault.
20:37No...
20:38No...
20:39No...
20:40It's my fault.
20:42I've been able to spend money in the world for you.
20:48But no...
20:49I didn't want my father to spend the time for you.
20:53I'm so sorry.
20:55I'm sorry.
20:56I'm sorry.
20:58Melissa,
20:59can you do it?
21:01Um...
21:03It's fine.
21:04I'm kidding.
21:05I mean, as long as you're okay.
21:07I'm so sorry.
21:08You're so sorry.
21:09You're so sorry.
21:10Hi.
21:11Hi.
21:12Sorry, everyone.
21:13Sorry to interrupt this really sweet, intimate family moment.
21:15But, um...
21:16Does this mean we're back to getting Melissa into a tiny, miniscule studio apartment?
21:22Uh...
21:23I'd really like to just get things moving, because I've been here for a really long time.
21:26Now it's just like this.
21:28It's really making people tired.
21:30Mom, Dad, I'm getting on the property ladder.
21:33Have some perspective.
21:34What's the difference?
21:35Your children have to grow older at your age when you're younger.
21:40You'll let us...
21:41We're going to leave the house so that your family will be better.
21:45It will be better.
21:46How?
21:47Because...
21:48Because...
21:49Because...
21:50Uh...
21:51Uh...
21:52Because...
21:53We don't have to move out.
21:54Huh?
21:55What?
21:56I mean, we don't have to...
21:57Oh, yeah.
21:58No.
21:59Henry's right.
22:00I mean, just because we're having a baby, doesn't mean that we have to move out, right?
22:03I mean, we can still live together as an extended family.
22:06And then the studio will be an investment property for our child.
22:09When they grow...
22:10I mean...
22:11What could be more Chinese than that?
22:14That's so good.
22:15I mean, I don't think we're going to be a child after being a child.
22:18That's so much of a responsibility.
22:20You've got so many choices of choices.
22:22The result is still pretty...
22:24I've never seen this before.
22:25I've never seen this before.
22:27You think they should live in which house?
22:29Yes.
22:30It's going to be in our house.
22:32We've used the things that we've used to use.
22:34We can't...
22:35We can't...
22:36Sorry.
22:37I just came out.
22:39Just promise me you won't suggest getting pregnant for real to get out of this.
22:42What?
22:43Just promise.
22:44I promise.
22:45Okay.
22:46I promise.
22:47Good.
22:53I guess this is what it takes to become an aristocrat these days.
22:57I want to ring a bell.
22:59Oh, now, do you love me completely?
23:03And each day are you happy to see me?
23:07I just want you to know...
23:10Is I'm here and I'm ready?
23:14Ring.
23:15Ring.
23:16Ring.
23:18Ring.
23:19Ring.
23:20Ring.
23:21Ring.
23:22Ring.
23:23Ring.
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23:29Ring.
23:30Ring.
23:31Ring.
23:32Ring.
23:33Ring.
23:34Ring.
23:35Ring.
23:36Ring.
23:37Ring.
23:38Ring.
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23:40Ring.
23:41Ring.
23:42Ring.
23:43Ring.