[speaker001:] And Carla miss
[Gabriel:] I called your name I did
[Carla:] miss Carla, you haven't called my name Carla
[Gabriel:] Carla, Carla... oh you were here last week when
[Carla:] yeah
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Gabriel:] Carla
[Carla:] yeah [LAUGHTER]
[Gabriel:] I'm slowly getting to know names, it's the twenty seventh?
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] Yeah
[Gabriel:] okay, rightio then, well last week we used our bodies... last week d'ya remember what we did?, can you put your bag down please, take your jackets off, what do you think this is?, come on,... nobody else here in the room okay, so last week we we did if you remember, erm, now this week we're going to do some sound tracks
[Carla:] can I borrow this?
[Gabriel:] gonna make some sound machines alright
[Papya:] I can't I can't
[Gabriel:] obviously we've got to work together on all, are you listening to me?, on all the different parts of the body, you want them all to come alive, okay, so, this week as I say we're gonna concentrate on sound, sound, sound, sound, you've got to play on sound... that is the painting, I mean the, the pictures do you, alright that's fine, at the same doesn't matter we've still got to work on different things, yeah, okay?, erm, so, as I say we're going to make a sound machine in different groups, now to give you an example, what I what you to do is be, I'm going to give you a situation, give, choose a profession, okay, let's say we are in hospital, now I want you each and everyone of you in this group think of the situation, think of a sound that one might hear in a hospital, everyone to themselves just think of a sound, could be a patient screaming, it could be a heart machine, it could be, er exactly, could be that, could be absolutely anything, it could sirens, it could be anything, okay, for everyone I want you to have the sound in your head... okay, everyone's got a sound in their head?
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] Yeah
[Gabriel:] just an example, now when I come round and tap you, I want you to make your sound and will you keep on making that sound repeatedly until I clap like that and tell you to stop, okay, so if I tap you
[Carla:] go on
[Gabriel:] you make your sound and you carry on and on and on, I'm gonna keep on taping different people's make their sound and then we're gonna see what it feels like you're in hospital, okay, now it doesn't matter if somebody's got the same sound as somebody else, it's no big deal, alright, because eventually they'll all blend into each other, but as soon as I've tapped you, make your sound, alright... [children making different hospital noises] patients, come on where's the machines?... [children making different hospital noises] okay, stop, now when did it start becoming out of hand?, at one stage we didn't really know where we were to, once, once I say ten people, okay, and that was also due to the fact that we had perhaps too many erm patients moaning, alright, it was good in one respect because why, it made obvious that we were in a, a hospital well something like, but erm when you're in smaller groups and you're making your sound machines, obviously it's much easier to... to control and to make the overall sound more realistic, don't you think?, so, mm, what we're going to do is we're going to get into different groups, into groups of four, five, no big deal, you're welcome to only if you want to, and, you're going to, each group is going to choose er a profession, okay, you can be brick layers, you can be er musicians, er you can be er gardener, I mean absolutely you can be factory workers, you can be absolutely anything, and what you're going to do is you're going to choose, each person will choose a sound which is represented of that particular person, er profession, okay, and you'll going to make your sounds simultaneously so that as for the audience who are simply listening to you can just close our eyes cos we won't, you won't be acting you'll be making these sounds and using, we'll close our eyes and we'll know exactly where we are, okay, and then after that once we've done that just, before you choose your profession to know what this is going to lead onto, after that we're going to put movements to that profession, so when, if you were in a factory going er putting bottles on, on top top of bottles, you would have the movements going and you would have the sound going and I want you to build up, up, the sound machine which becomes the movement machine as well, so you're almost robotic so you, shh, shh, or whatever, however your sound, and each person does their thing in the factory or where ever they are and we will be able to see from listening and looking at the movements and obviously remember just because you're not an example it doesn't mean you can't talk, there might be for instance there would be a doctor going stand back, stand back, you know, er, in, in the you can use voices, but also obviously very, very effective to have sound voices, shh, shh, to create that part of it, have instruments, but this is how they actually started lay down sound tracks for movies, people specialize
[Carla:] [sneeze]
[Gabriel:] that it came to make the amazing sounds, okay, and then after that, er, this is another thing it leads to is there's going to be a break down in your sound machine, okay, there's gonna be a break down in your, in your entire robotic machine, movement in our machine, and that break down could be due to some of the workers going off and getting some of them erm you know, one, er part of the machine breaking down on the whole, sound changes, the movement changes and we're going to watch how this robotic machine changes as it breaks down, it could be sound shut down it could be it could be anything you choose, but I want it anyway, leave it to you so all you do is choose a profession, think of something that is, comes to life to you, in movement and in sound, okay, so let's get into groups of, see how many they are, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, okay let's get into groups of four then, okay... is that right, one, two, three, four, one, oh five, four, five, just get your group into a work in, I thank you if you don't get
[Carla:] Vanessa
[Gabriel:] into groups yourself I'll put you in groups...
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] [children talking]
[Gabriel:] come on into your groups please
[Carla:] come on then
[Gabriel:] quickly... er can I see people not working properly?
[Carla:] miss we've only got three
[Gabriel:] you've got three... what you got, can you work in your three?
[Carla:] yes, we can
[Gabriel:] okay, would you like to have one more?
[Carla:] we can work in the three
[Gabriel:] you'd like to work in the three?... one more just simply because it's, it gives you more sound impulse
[Carla:] okay
[Gabriel:] is it going to be difficult to get one of them
[Carla:] I don't know cos there're all together
[Gabriel:] yes, okay, you three go and make your sound, means that you have
[Carla:] okay
[Gabriel:] each one of you have to be louder and also it also means that you can make, one person can make more than one sound, okay, work it like, just you can substitute for the other two
[speaker001:] I told you we walked off with the, with er Fel Felicity
[Carla:] I didn't walk of with Felicity I walked off with Sookey
[speaker001:] well Sookey still come round well you don't want to join us, the rides so, it's
[Carla:] it's your fault
[speaker001:] my fault?
[Carla:] yeah, your fault half past three, I could of gone out even more then
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Carla:] oh yeah
[speaker001:] ow
[Carla:] ow what?
[speaker001:] [LAUGHTER]
[Carla:] they came look, they came this way, they didn't go, they didn't go the long way round, I believe ya, they came this way up here
[speaker001:] I know
[Carla:] that's it... it's Sarah... [humming]... noisy down here Amanda with them cars.... If I fall I'm dragging you down with me
[speaker001:] no...
[Carla:] hi Flit, Felicity, hello, can you hear me?
[Flit:] pardon
[Carla:] oh...
[Flit:] sorry I just feel you were...
[Carla:] we're not always happier oh stop squabbling... it's a nice, to nice a day to squabble
[Flit:] nice?
[Carla:] yes
[Flit:] I'm soaking wet and you call it nice and it's dismal, oh
[Carla:] it's raining and I call it nice
[Flit:] I call it rotten weather
[Carla:] Joanne I'll be singing, it's raining, it's raining
[Flit:] no, not particularly
[Carla:] cos it's not raining I don't know what I'm talking about don't worry... not me
[Flit:] not me huh, got it, oh yeah I did do it actually
[Carla:] oh look at that dog, oh...
[Flit:] you thought it was gonna be a big alsatian didn't you?
[Carla:] what's your, what's your book called? you know where you were?, I hope you do cos I've just lost your page...
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Carla:] mm, mm... my shoulders hurting me
[Flit:] your shoes?
[Carla:] no my shoulder
[Flit:] er which one?... which one?
[Carla:] my right one, this one
[Flit:] did you bang it?
[Carla:] no, just does, I slept funny or something
[Flit:] ee I found out yesterday that black tee shirt I was wearing has stained me black oh where my tee shirt was it was black
[Carla:] how?, how? how?
[Flit:] I dunno the dye just come out
[Carla:] oh cos the raining the raining, it was raining yesterday
[Flit:] yeah and the dye had all come off
[Carla:] there's Ben, there's Ben, there's Li, there's Ellen's lover boy
[Flit:] [LAUGHTER] so about ten o'clock in the evening I had to go and have a bath to get all this black stuff off me, it was horrible
[Carla:] what colours your bath?
[Flit:] it's grey
[Carla:] oh so the bath, your baths grey yeah? so ba
[Flit:] no, no, no no the water was grey because I got all this black stuff
[Carla:] what colours your bath?
[Flit:] white
[Carla:] ah same as mine, the waters all grey, ah...
[Flit:] apparently black
[Carla:] are you still black?
[Flit:] no... I had to get mum to do my back because I couldn't see my back
[Carla:] ah
[Flit:] [LAUGHTER] and I had black all over my back, it was really horrible, and all my hands were black as well, and the
[Carla:] how the the tee shirt didn't touch your hand
[Flit:] no, no, no, but we've got your tee shirt, if you go like that
[speaker001:] yeah I sometimes go like that
[Flit:] yeah its rubbed off on my hand
[speaker001:] I sometimes go like that
[Flit:] yeah
[Carla:] I don't
[Flit:] it just rubbed off on my hand
[Carla:] I just leave my tee shirt alone, basically
[speaker001:] ooh the
[Carla:] where'd you get your tee shirt from?
[speaker001:] the and I have to go all...
[Carla:] the rude one to me
[speaker001:] I dunno I haven't yet
[Carla:] cos Jo got a picture of my head when I was sleeping and a close up...
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Carla:] there's Jasmine
[Flit:] where?
[speaker001:] where?
[Carla:] there
[Flit:] oh yeah
[Carla:] speaking to
[speaker001:] she's normally talking to someone when I come in
[Carla:] she's not with me, she's like over there going, hi
[speaker001:] yeah, she always says that... why, are you a bit pissed off with her?
[Carla:] no not, no... hi
[Flit:] hi
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Carla:] I've got a stomach ache
[Flit:] I've found my French homework at last
[Carla:] I've got a stomach ache
[Flit:] oh just
[Carla:] I've got my shoulder, my stomach er, I'm in the wars today
[Flit:] yeah
[Carla:] okay
[Flit:] my foot hurts
[Carla:] bye... bye
[speaker001:] [spelling] J O N E S []
[Flit:] Jones
[Carla:] Jones...
[Marsha:] Who weren't here on Friday?
[Carla:] no me, I was here...
[Marsha:] two, two exclamation marks and two for Mr erm... I wouldn't like to be doing this Carla...
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Marsha:] can I have one?
[Carla:] what?
[Marsha:] chewing gum
[Carla:] I suppose so...
[Jones:] Right, all the noise is coming from this
[speaker001:] I don't care
[Jones:] stop it, get on with your work you're gonna loose some of your break, understand erm, I have I have been round here and I've asked [shouting] everybody and you've told me you've got your work sheets, now get a grip of yourself, get yourself sorted out []... all I'm getting is a load of racket from you lot
[Carla:] your first language isn't English is it?
[Flit:] mm?
[Carla:] your first language isn't English is it?... what's it? how'd ya do that?
[Flit:] well, my second name goes sort of like erm
[Carla:] okay, I...
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] [children talking in classroom]
[Carla:] ain't got, I ain't got much money though...
[Marsha:] you can get brilliant bargains on food you know that?
[Carla:] yeah, but I don't want to stuff myself with junk
[Marsha:] I know we're just saying
[Carla:] McDonalds junk, but Marsha I'm going along to the chip shop and I'm going to McDonalds and get a drink, na, I'm gonna have to stay, how much, how much the chips?, sixty P and how much is milk shake?, one pound, that's one pound sixty... and then money for sweets after school... [singing] []...
[Marsha:] why is it important that the thighs are strong and light?
[Carla:] I'm gonna get in trouble because you've been shouting away
[Marsha:] what, what have I been shouting? why does it get you in trouble?, just because
[Carla:] no cos he said we've gotta be quiet
[Marsha:] oh
[Carla:] oh please no you cannot use nothing...
[Flit:] have you seen what he's, what else he's put on that Mr Bond
[Carla:] what?
[Flit:] go and see...
[Carla:] Douglas yeah let's have a look at that Mr Bond thing yeah, hang on a minute
[Jones:] you know I stood and asked who's got to do on a machine?, and everybody said they've got them, they've got a mark folder and they've got I don't see that
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] [children talking]
[Jones:] why don't you just co-operate? so we can get the show off the ground
[Sarah:] were working I hate that teacher
[Jones:] now who hasn't got the human machine working?
[Sarah:] one, two,
[Jones:] for about the fifth time
[Sarah:] three
[Carla:] you're not loud enough Sarah I can't hear you
[Sarah:] four, five, six
[Carla:] oh and I've
[Jones:] if anyone's close to
[Carla:] what?
[Jones:] finishing with the human machine working?
[Sarah:] how can a thigh bone erm be strong and light at the same time?, not in the bloody
[Carla:] well he said that
[Sarah:] how can the thigh bone yeah be strong and light at the same time cos it's hollow
[Carla:] I know that oh yeah...
[Sarah:] yeah I've got that see
[Carla:] yeah cos I'm cos your dunce...
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] [children talking]
[Flit:] she doesn't
[Carla:] you don't know that
[Flit:] I know and Sarah goes to me I think he's quite flattered, and I went in your dreams [LAUGHTER]...
[Jones:] okay
[Flit:] why they're stronger and why they're light
[Carla:] no why there strong because they need to be, they need to
[Flit:] be held up, the bones need to be held up
[Carla:] and because they won't break so easily and erm, they're light because you don't want to drag down to the floor do you? [LAUGHTER] basically
[Jones:] if you've finished that, people are waiting for it who is?, can't she wait? no you do your work I am doing my work, god...
[Carla:] what?
[Flit:] fold them up and
[Carla:] what's mean?
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ... [children talking]
[Flit:] I've got scratched, oh no it's hot
[Carla:] I've got scratched, but you know, I've got you put lipstick on?
[Flit:] no, does it look like I've got lipstick on?
[Carla:] I never knew you know, never work it before
[Jones:] right who their machine?
[Carla:] not me, I'm doing this one still tough luck
[Flit:] no it's not
[Carla:] touch luck
[Sarah:] no that was question six was homework
[Carla:] oh six was homework you not you weren't allowed to take the sheet home
[Sarah:] who's got Tippex?
[Carla:] me
[Flit:] a piece of scaffolding
[Carla:] oh thanks for asking
[Flit:] and bone, a bone...
[Carla:] er, I don't wanna keep my jacket on... [LAUGHTER]
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Flit:] where am I gonna put this?...
[Jones:] put the er, how the human puts the
[Carla:] no we shouldn't actually... who him?
[Flit:] yeah
[Carla:] Douglas says, let's, Douglas says let's have a look at Mr Bond, let's have a look at Mr Bond click your fingers at me I click your fingers at me if I want to
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ... [children]
[Jones:] why are you, on your feet and over there
[Carla:] cos I need to
[Jones:] and not there
[Carla:] I'm looking at Mr Bond... Mr Bond
[Jones:] looking at what?
[Carla:] Mr Bond
[Jones:] what's that gotta do with the lesson?
[Carla:] erm... nothing much, okay, okay... yes sir she's not here
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ... [talk simultaneous]...
[Jones:] sit down and stay there
[Sarah:] well what if you have to get to machine, you're gonna have to get to move...
[Carla:] no one 's to answer your stupid questions
[speaker001:] Let's have a look, I don't know, I think he, I think he likes her though, but I don't know whether he wants to go out with her or not
[Carla:] But does he, does he fancier her?, no
[Marsha:] I don't, I dunno cos I don't really know her, I don't really know her and all this, I was gonna say something, but I don't really know him, so I was gonna ask him does he fancy Sukey
[Carla:] I sit next to him in my erm F T
[Marsha:] you should ask him if fancies her
[Carla:] yeah have Papya sitting next to me as well so Papya will go blurting up to Sukey, going
[Marsha:] yeah
[Carla:] Carla goes, Carla
[Marsha:] she told and before erm Papya goes any further she's gonna go Carla why did you say it?
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Marsha:] now you've made me forget what I was gonna say now... it was a, yeah, yeah, you see the on her face
[Carla:] who Sukey?, she goes to me, he I doubt, doubt if he'd fancy me, but she's just like, she's all going I doubt if he fancy me and do you think he does?
[Sarah:] yeah she goes, she, she, should see the grin on her face
[Carla:] [LAUGHTER]
[Sarah:] you see the grin on her face when erm, when you say
[Carla:] when you go
[Sarah:] and she goes, no you stop him and there's a big grin on her face
[Carla:] I doubt if many
[Sarah:] use to see her no
[Carla:] I doubt if many people are gonna come in today, wow, what's that? blinking car... and we started early, we started late
[Sarah:] it feels weird
[Marsha:] no it doesn't any more
[Sarah:] yeah it does, it feels weird, but we
[Marsha:] walking to school with no one around
[Sarah:] yeah, it's better though cos you think,
[Marsha:] you can hear yourself think
[Sarah:] yes this is right, all this noise and thinking about, looking at me...
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Marsha:] there's no one on the roads
[Sarah:] alright, that's what erm, well a car when we had erm about Alice and all that
[Marsha:] yeah
[Sarah:] erm, well, the, the roads are empty on the Sundays but I
[Marsha:] er I got a lift erm school every time that happened
[Sarah:] not ever erm, I, I kept seeing people on the roads though
[Marsha:] yeah because there was quite a few people going to it
[Sarah:] yeah I've never ever like this
[Marsha:] never ever seen it like this
[Sarah:] it doesn't look up to about say the middle of the trees
[Marsha:] yeah
[Sarah:] near the leaves, it looks like, give, this is some sort of quarry or something, you know when they
[Marsha:] it's like an archway over the trees yeah......
[Sarah:] huh, that dog better not bite me you know
[Marsha:] no, I hope it's already eaten
[Sarah:] yeah, it is...
[Marsha:] is that one suppose to have a muzzle?
[Sarah:] no...
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Marsha:] it's massive, oh what they called? not the
[Sarah:] Great Danes
[Marsha:] no, I dunno, great big fluffy tail and massive and fat and they're big
[Sarah:] erm a rottweiler
[Marsha:] yeah that's it, this, she's got three rottweiler's now and
[Sarah:] three?
[Marsha:] yeah, one died so only got three now [LAUGHTER] and he walks and that cos he's quite, he's, he's quite little, he looks like yeah, he looks like he's taken them for protection cos he's like... and no one will come near with them... cos they're like, really if they'd see ya
[Sarah:] yeah
[Marsha:] so what and there's, I'm, I'm glad about that cos they were quite yeah
[Sarah:] come in to our classroom and stay
[Marsha:] who is?
[Carla:] for the French lesson you know
[Marsha:] oh there's that, that new girl
[Carla:] what new girl?
[Marsha:] the new girl
[Carla:] oh yeah
[Marsha:] it's Wednesday
[Carla:] erm does she know about coming to school? another car, huh, does she know about coming to school erm late?
[Marsha:] I've no idea, er Sukey's gonna slap her up
[Carla:] probably
[Marsha:] look... no one 's gonna end up getting left out anyway
[Carla:] no that's true cos there's, there's eight, there's eight of us now
[Marsha:] is there?
[Carla:] yeah
[Marsha:] who?
[Carla:] hi huh? why? but I'm not late well I don't know how to fill out the register that's alright then no [LAUGHTER]
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Carla:] well it's not freezing
[Sarah:] no, but it
[Carla:] what they doing here?, oh they came
[Sarah:] are we allowed to go in there?
[Marsha:] yeah
[Carla:] yeah
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Carla:] I see [LAUGHTER]
[Marsha:] where?...
[Carla:] eight, five... gotta sign this...
[Sarah:] no there
[Carla:] yeah I know
[Marsha:] pens running out, pen was running out all yesterday
[Carla:] I've got one...
[Marsha:] ah thank you...
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Sarah:] I'm not going yet
[Carla:] I'm just walking around [LAUGHTER]... pardon
[Marsha:] walking like this we have to wait here and see coming in from their lessons just so that we can go off and go to Geography
[Carla:] is, is it, is it just the second year that has erm, perhaps it not
[Sarah:] where we going?
[Carla:] I don't know
[Marsha:] who's got their tutor homework?
[Carla:] what tutor homework?
[Marsha:] T P homework
[Carla:] what's that?
[Marsha:] drawing you can do it, in it?
[Carla:] I have done it, oh I haven't, I haven't brung it in
[Marsha:] well
[Carla:] well he knows I've done it anyway
[Marsha:] done maths?
[Sarah:] homework
[Carla:] no I
[Sarah:] done your maths?
[Marsha:] I've done, I've done Mr my erm, my erm, that homework last term and he's gone and lost it
[Sarah:] you done your maths?
[Carla:] what?
[Sarah:] maths?
[Carla:] no have you?
[Sarah:] due today
[Carla:] I know but I haven't done it, have you?
[Marsha:] yesterday
[Sarah:] I wasn't here when it was given out so I didn't know what it was
[Carla:] what er erm, what was your answer?
[Marsha:] mine?
[Sarah:] what did you get in the, in the table assess yesterday?
[Marsha:] answer?
[Carla:] yeah, eleven [LAUGHTER]
[Marsha:] oh, you've got one as well
[Sarah:] what did you get in the table assess yesterday? what did you get in the table assess yesterday?
[Marsha:] table assess twenty eight, erm twenty eight, eighteen
[Carla:] twenty eight [LAUGHTER]
[Sarah:] eighteen
[Carla:] I, I didn't do mine, I
[Marsha:] yeah
[Carla:] yeah, bye yeah, bye
[Marsha:] I got twenty out of twenty
[Carla:] why have you got it?...
[Marsha:] I got twenty out of twenty
[Carla:] mm, cos listen to what I mean, Ollie goes, I was sitting next to Ollie yeah and she looks at my thingy, yeah, and she goes that's what, you've missed out three, so I sat there writing all the nec numbers, yeah, and miss goes the other table and I'm like oh come on Carla hurry up and do the numbers inside, and I missed, I just couldn't, I couldn't catch up
[Marsha:] ah, ha
[Carla:] yeah
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Carla:] yeah... yeah anytime yeah...
[Marsha:] Sarah you need six, eight, four, erm no cos the six was, yes...
[Sarah:] Do you like, erm Chung Chew Ying
[Marsha:] we don't know her she's
[Carla:] she's very quite
[Sarah:] that's why she not really [LAUGHTER]
[Marsha:] shut up
[Carla:] what?
[Marsha:] apart from the way she does it, she goes
[Carla:] she goes to him, she goes alright she lives in
[Sarah:] she's alright, she's nice
[Marsha:] in a way to talk to her
[Sarah:] I came up to her and started talking to her, yeah, and then Marsha goes to Gemma... like that, it's like
[Carla:] listen
[Sarah:] that's when I came over to you two
[Carla:] if you, if you've got
[Sarah:] and then you two started whispering so I went somewhere else, so I was whispering in class
[Carla:] if you, if you are gonna do your world experience what would you like to do? what would you wanna do?
[Marsha:] what?
[Sarah:] I'd like to go and work in the Old Bailey with a barrister
[Carla:] you can you know cos I know
[Sarah:] I know, I know
[Carla:] my sister
[Sarah:] Jenny did that
[Carla:] well my sister had a go, she knows people you see, like Jenny's
[Sarah:] I thought, wouldn't it be good though if they, if what they did is on that day we went they pick everyone who wanted like the jobs yeah
[Carla:] yeah
[Sarah:] and if lots of people wanted to study law, they'd all bring them to like a lawyer, say
[Carla:] yeah
[Sarah:] be your partner on that day?
[Carla:] no, er, ah, yeah, if we go to the
[Sarah:] yeah, same place and everything
[Carla:] I dunno if we're gonna be, oh Miss didn't say I'm
[Sarah:] I think all the classes go to the same place
[Carla:] yeah, no, he said separate he said separate
[Sarah:] different employers
[Carla:] yeah, cos if you are, erm
[Sarah:] yeah
[Marsha:] the whole years doing it
[Sarah:] I know, it would be no point
[Marsha:] it would be like the whole year was getting
[Sarah:] I know, but it wouldn't be any point if someone wanted to be like
[Carla:] a dustman
[Sarah:] a doctor and they got into a nursery place
[Marsha:] it's all worth the experience though
[Sarah:] I know, but it still wouldn't be any point, huh, if they, cos the thing is if you go to all those lectures and then, because you're allowed to go to an employer of what you wanna be, you see they talk to you about it and they, and then you go on the computers
[Marsha:] oh this I'll be so
[Sarah:] and you work on the computers what you're gonna be and then it'll be silly if they brought you to a nursery afterwards [LAUGHTER] if you [] wanted to be
[Marsha:] a nurse, you mean nursery
[Sarah:] no, it isn't
[Carla:] Felicity wanted it, Felicity wants teacher
[Sarah:] yeah
[Carla:] she at school...
[Marsha:] [LAUGHTER] she already is in school, I mean you know for teaching like
[Sarah:] what, really stupid, for work experience they just gave you places to go
[Marsha:] I don't think
[Sarah:] they do
[Marsha:] cos you might not even wanna be that person
[Sarah:] yeah, but it has to have something it has to have something with what you wanna do
[Marsha:] yeah, and that, if not
[Sarah:] like I once read a book where this girl she wanted to be a doctor and they brought her to a nursery for work experience
[Marsha:] cos my sister, yeah, she wants to be responsible, she wants to be a scientist
[Sarah:] yeah
[Marsha:] yeah, she wants to be with the science lab, yeah
[Sarah:] yeah
[Marsha:] she worked in a lab for a week... and
[Sarah:] but then you, then, it's that, it's, when you're at work experience it's then when you really find out what it's like
[Marsha:] yeah
[Sarah:] so then you can decide whether to do it or not
[Marsha:] but, it's only for a day, so you don't really know
[Sarah:] it's not, he said two weeks of work experience
[Marsha:] two years
[Sarah:] no, no, not now, but in the sixth form you spend two weeks
[Marsha:] yeah
[Sarah:] in work experience, then you know really how it is and what, but if you didn't wanna do it, then, oh god, be a lot of and like you decide
[Marsha:] it doesn't really matter because
[Sarah:] yeah I know, but if you took like all your A levels for the, to be a scientist and then
[Marsha:] no
[Sarah:] you wanted to be like
[Marsha:] you take yours
[speaker001:] what do you wanna be and that?
[Carla:] I've sa I've always wanted to be a barrister
[Sarah:] I want to be something here I want to be something in law
[Marsha:] yeah
[Sarah:] or in a film
[Marsha:] film
[Sarah:] so I'm gonna study, I'm gonna do theatre study so
[Marsha:] yeah
[Sarah:] and
[Marsha:] what do you wanna do Carla?
[Carla:] something in law, what do you wanna do?
[Marsha:] be a journalist
[Carla:] what?
[Marsha:] journalism
[Carla:] oh yeah, journalist
[Sarah:] tell you why
[Carla:] you can, you can do that, you know you can go into journalist, erm a newspaper probably
[Sarah:] I tell you what I like about
[Carla:] send them to the Guardian
[Sarah:] I tell you what I like
[Carla:] or something like that you know
[Sarah:] about law and the film business cos there's loads of jobs to choose from,ba and you've still got to do the same thing
[Carla:] they won't send you to anything like The Sun or the Daily Mirror I don't think
[Sarah:] they, they will
[Carla:] The Sun?
[Sarah:] something like that
[Carla:] come on The Sun
[Marsha:] yeah, fun
[Sarah:] yeah, no, but that's still a paper though isn't it?
[Carla:] yeah, but I doubt The Sun come all got it
[Marsha:] no, right
[Carla:] there're probably thinking, maybe the Evening Standard I doubt, I doubt them two... something like Evening Standard or
[Sarah:] perhaps it would be a good The Times or The Guardian
[Carla:] yeah... something interesting like that but not, not posh ones
[Sarah:] I'd like to see a media
[Marsha:] oh I'd like to read the
[Sarah:] studies journalist where
[Marsha:] or
[Sarah:] they go and critic on films
[Marsha:] I'd like to
[Sarah:] d'ya know when they go and er
[Carla:] watch films
[Sarah:] something like Barry Norman, that'd be wicked job
[Carla:] no I don't like that... sort of job
[Sarah:] what do you wanna do go to places like you know the alternative, do you wanna be er inside journalist or an outside one?
[Carla:] what's the difference?
[Sarah:] like I want er insides when they work in the studios, outsides when they go like
[Carla:] studios
[Sarah:] to Beirut
[Carla:] it depends it depends really I don't know
[Sarah:] about going there cos they're quite dangerous sometimes
[Marsha:] yeah
[Carla:] yeah
[Marsha:] I, I think I'd like to do
[Carla:] I hate to be someone like you know, you know that Cooke Report thing yeah
[Sarah:] yeah oh yeah
[Carla:] he got beaten the camera man got beaten up
[Sarah:] who?
[Carla:] yeah, didn't you see it?
[Sarah:] on Watchdog, the lady
[Carla:] yeah
[Sarah:] erm, we've never seen and they say this woman big crooks yeah, and the woman she got her dogs chain and she hit her over the back, she's got all bruises, she told us after when when her report and
[Marsha:] oh I hate to have to work, I hate lawn mowers like that they're annoying
[Sarah:] [LAUGHTER]
[Marsha:] get an electrical one, they're much more chea, they're much more better, er shh, shh you're done [LAUGHTER] you don't have to spend all day mowing the lawn with the, the pair of scissors
[Sarah:] we might be moving again d'ya know that?
[Marsha:] oh why, she get you in more trouble or something?
[Sarah:] yeah, she nearly tried to knock my mum off her bike
[Marsha:] what
[Sarah:] in her car
[Marsha:] you mum?
[Sarah:] yeah
[Marsha:] really
[Carla:] when's this?
[Marsha:] er, erm, Marsha?
[Sarah:] yeah... we take that off Carla
[Carla:] I can't
[Marsha:] Carla rewind it, rewind it
[Carla:] I can't, stop it, it's on I can't
[Sarah:] pardon
[Carla:] yeah
[Sarah:] when you got on the bus, yeah
[Carla:] yeah
[Sarah:] put your head phones on and listen to it
[speaker001:] You know if you've, erm... do you know if you've erm recorded it, if you're like speaking if you like in a group do you put all their names down?, or just put a group?
[Papya:] I'd put all their names down
[Carla:] yes same here
[Papya:] cos it, cos it like takes up half the tape anyway
[Carla:] [LAUGHTER]
[Papya:] and it's, it might be the same people speaking again your friends
[Carla:] yeah, probably, I'd just go and the names are, I thought it was like I was like half through the tape, yeah, and I thought, and I was like, I had one name to go I was like one, I was like half way through the tape and I had, I only had one name to go [scream]
[Papya:] the, the university isn't going to tell anybody are they?
[Carla:] no, right
[Papya:] think it's
[Carla:] like
[Papya:] confidential
[Carla:] want me to wipe it off, I'm not gonna
[Papya:] don't wipe it off
[Carla:] I'm not gonna
[Papya:] tell her you have that
[Carla:] yeah I will
[Papya:] [LAUGHTER]
[Carla:] and this is like... I had er half a side left, yeah
[Papya:] yeah
[Carla:] I had one name left and lucky it was on the back and just talking and talking and talking, it's erm, it was in my bag, and it did, it did pick up
[Papya:] I have to check through my tapes cos I'm not sure if they, if I've used it all up
[Carla:] I've like got to last sentence and it was cut, and it was like really lovely of...
[Papya:] mine, half of mine cut half off people's conversation
[Carla:] ah, no, did you turn over?
[Papya:] no I just left it [LAUGHTER] cos it might, I don't know it might of been side B, I think it was, side B was...
[Carla:] I've only done blinking one tape, I wanna do three at least
[Papya:] yeah
[Carla:] so I'm gonna start talking at home stop my sister shouting at me
[Papya:] probably
[Carla:] I take it up to this, yes
[Papya:] so we have to try and be really polite you see and she helps us like you are [LAUGHTER] and, and see how your
[Carla:] my sister will shout at me... shut up you little... cow
[Papya:] [LAUGHTER]
[Carla:] mum goes, don't you swear at her... no swearing thank you, and it's like [LAUGHTER] she hates swearing, it's like, not even swearing cows and animals
[Papya:] my mum told me to wipe some of it, some of it off cos I couldn't her shout, I, I, I caught her shouting at my sister, she got really angry with my sister
[Carla:] [LAUGHTER]
[Papya:] wipe it off, tt...
[Carla:] I'm not, I'm not wiping it off cos I mean, they insist talking with us, it's, er, that's what we talk about it, cos we usually talk about that, erm, what's happening
[Papya:] what, boys? [LAUGHTER]
[Carla:] no, I have
[Papya:] yeah,
[Carla:] erm, I've got a lot, I have... it's about her, the reason why she's moving all this stuff
[Papya:] oh... leave it all cos nobody's going to know what it's about
[Carla:] ah stink bomb
[Papya:] urgh
[Carla:] I hate that stuff...
[Papya:] you think, nobody's going to know what it's about anyway it's gonna be confidential, and they don't know who's, who's on the tape do they?, really
[Carla:] no, not really
[Papya:] ev even if you write down their name
[Carla:] oh, who the person you're talking about
[Papya:] yeah
[Carla:] not and even the person you're not talking about and you got
[Papya:] well say Kate was talking and you were talking, and you wrote their names down, they won't know who's who
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] you see
[Carla:] hold on, I was speaking to erm Sukey and Marsha and in between master with Mr
[speaker001:] yes they were
[Carla:] no the grotty old one with the
[speaker001:] with Sarah
[Papya:] how?
[speaker001:] cos I had a conversation with
[Papya:] yeah, but I mean, if, it's just a group...
[speaker001:] I've just walked to school for fucking nuffink I haven't got a lesson
[Papya:] I've just got second lesson off
[Carla:] it ain't funny
[speaker001:] [LAUGHTER]
[Papya:] you've got first and second lesson, ha, ha
[Carla:] oh bloody hell everyone finds it funny, I don't...
[Papya:] are you going to stay at school or go home?
[Carla:] no, by the time I've get home I'll have to walk back to school again
[Papya:] where you live?
[Carla:] stay home
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Carla:] no
[Papya:] Marsha what's her name again?
[Carla:] now I won't be able to get my cigarettes
[speaker001:] no, erm, that, what she told us was her surname
[Carla:] that's her name though
[speaker001:] no, that's how they, she told me that, that's how
[Carla:] yeah, I know that's her name
[speaker001:] they call it in erm but her names erm
[Carla:] or something
[Papya:] they, that's not she doesn't say that
[Carla:] yeah, but she told Hayley that
[Papya:] they call
[Carla:] her name was
[Papya:] can't they call her
[Carla:] and that's how
[Papya:] it's a lot easier
[speaker001:] yeah
[Papya:] that'll be
[Carla:] what's her surname?
[speaker001:] only say erm, only say their surname in erm in India because there's so many people with the name there, but there ain't in our class
[Papya:] ah, are you sure she's from India?
[speaker001:] yeah
[Papya:] she doesn't look it at all
[speaker001:] but she is
[Carla:] she looks Chinesey
[speaker001:] ah, but when we asked her where she's from she said India
[Papya:] she was born in India... no, they're both Indian
[Carla:] make a wish, make a wish
[Papya:] erm, erm
[Carla:] don't tell us, just make a wish and blow it
[Papya:] I don't anybody
[Carla:] take it, hold a wish and blow it
[Papya:] oh god where is it?
[Carla:] got it?
[Papya:] oh got it, oh yeah I have
[Carla:] make a wish, blow it look at handsome prince come riding pass and sweep you off your feet, is it?
[Papya:] just by guess, yeah
[Carla:] [LAUGHTER]
[Papya:] oh this takes the piss man, I bet you there's no one in school with a cigarette in his arm
[speaker001:] still have ten minutes to
[Carla:] she's bad what?
[speaker001:] right near my feet and she went...
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] oh god, I'm not half awake today, I'm not normally this quiet...
[speaker001:] Excuse me, excuse me everybody don't you think she should enter in this competition, to be a model for
[Papya:] yeah
[Carla:] oh yeah
[Papya:] don't she?, shouldn't she?
[Carla:] yeah [LAUGHTER] I told you there weren't no school a modelling agency, for a year, a one contract
[Papya:] she'll beat Kate anyway
[Carla:] a year, a one year modelling contract with a league premier
[Papya:] sounds good to you don't it?, you can buy me cigarettes every day [LAUGHTER]
[Carla:] [LAUGHTER]
[Papya:] I'm only joking, oh I wanna cigarette, who can I ponce off?, don't, that's what I'd say
[Carla:] yeah, don't
[Papya:] that's my motto, no chance, alright then I smoke drugs instead, no not really [LAUGHTER] I don't smoke drugs any more []
[Carla:] only when you bother, yes you do
[Papya:] no I don't
[Carla:] you do, you told me you did
[Papya:] no I don't
[Carla:] [LAUGHTER]
[Papya:] I don't
[Carla:] no, she doesn't really...
[Papya:] I don't I drink
[Carla:] she doesn't
[speaker001:] she drinks yeah
[Papya:] she smokes cigarettes, but she doesn't smoke drugs she
[Carla:] in other words it's just as bad good
[speaker001:] it's just as bad you know
[Papya:] my sister smokes drugs, I lied, my sister smokes drugs, she won't even touch a cigarette, but she loves her diamond white you know
[Carla:] what's diamond white?
[Papya:] it's a alcohol drink, she loves it
[Carla:] this a
[speaker001:] don't know
[Papya:] ask her about, she was calling me Sharon on the train cos I was wearing a skirt, she's going oh Sharon, she was drunk
[speaker001:] you're gonna enter aren't you Jasmine?
[Papya:] she should shouldn't she?
[speaker001:] yeah exactly enter it shouldn't she?
[Papya:] ask her mum first
[speaker001:] she'd, she'd beat them now, age yeah why don't you at thirteen?
[Papya:] exactly Kate must model, she'd beat her at
[speaker001:] I'll speak to my mum cos my mum doesn't want me bloody stripping yeah, but you can just try it, they're not going to make you strip yeah that's what my mum said just the mirror she said I don't want you stripping, I says I ain't gonna strip yeah, but they're not gonna, if they say it then they don't make you strip she goes I'll do porno's...
[Carla:] look's like you went and like all the clothes and I suppose you call this rust colour, shoe size
[Group Of Unknown Speakers:] ...
[Papya:] five six
[speaker001:] bloody hell I'm five seven no, I'm, I suppose so I don't think so
[Papya:] you can't be
[speaker001:] I am, cos last time I measured myself in
[Papya:] you can't be, I'm five seven
[speaker001:] she's as tall as you
[Carla:] yes, she is as tall as you, she's five seven
[speaker001:] who's fag?
[Papya:] mine, with hair all over it, my hair for my brush
[speaker001:] alright, maybe next time [LAUGHTER] alright I'll see you later
[Carla:] must, erm, stand back to back a minute
[speaker001:] see you, around anyway
[Carla:] no stand, stand, stand back to back, oh I think she's taller... Jasmine's taller
[Papya:] oh that's not fair
[Carla:] you're five eight... you're five eight, you stand, you st... I don't think same size as my mum I don't think so... somehow cos my mums five eight and my mums erm quite tall... she's not five eight
[speaker001:] your mum, you said your mum's five eight
[Carla:] yeah
[speaker001:] she's not five eight
[Carla:] no way...
[speaker001:] you saying she's five eight, Jasmine
[Carla:] er, yes
[speaker001:] she's about five seven, six
[Carla:] my mum's five eight
[speaker001:] who is five eight?
[Carla:] my mum's, no she isn't, well how would, how tall are you?...
[speaker001:] she's about five six, five six I don't know what I am
[Carla:] she, you're more, you're more than five six and a half... measure yourself
[speaker001:] now
[Carla:] no, when you get home, with a tape measure
[speaker001:] I know what I am, I'm five four you're five three I'm five foot then
[Carla:] no you're about five two, five three, who's taller?, who's taller?
[speaker001:] you
[Carla:] she must be about five two
[speaker001:] wait, hold on, stand, stand with your legs together both of you Hayley your feet are there yeah she's taller a little bit yeah, but look Hayley's feet, you're about five two right, that's it both of you stand on the stuff here
[Carla:] we have, we did
[speaker001:] stop leaning on me I know I am five four how tall do you reckon I am Marsh? I'd say about five six
[Marsha:] five six and a half
[Carla:] yeah
[speaker001:] she's five seven... who's five seven? Jasmine did you measure yourself? no so how does she know she's five seven cos this la, the girl out there said she's five seven, so she
[Carla:] she thinks, she thinks she's five seven
[speaker001:] she's, she's got Jasmine's taller than my mum
[Carla:] my mum you see my mum, yeah
[speaker001:] yes
[Carla:] see my mum, five eight, my mum's taller than her, yeah, my mum's five eight, not five seven
[speaker001:] my mum's five six so she's taller, and she's taller, she's taller than my mum by about how much taller? I dunno
[Carla:] the best thing to do is measure yourself
[speaker001:] if I'm five eight five seven oh yeah I'm five seven and a half doesn't matter
[Carla:] well I'm five three, you're much more, it means you're taller than me
[speaker001:] You could do it... if I was taller, yeah
[Papya:] If you were taller cos all, you've got the right body
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] erm, you're pretty enough and it's like, taller...
[Carla:] I don't know about it actually
[Papya:] no Sukey long hair
[Carla:] yeah, but, but...
[Papya:] you could of done it
[Carla:] I, no way
[Papya:] you could of seriously because they want, they don't want models like that erm
[Carla:] yeah, but I need to be a bit skinnier and... a bit taller
[Papya:] yeah, if you loose, if you were taller
[Carla:] and skinnier
[Papya:] no, if you were taller you would get erm
[Carla:] and skinnier
[Papya:] because you would shape, you would shape out
[Carla:] yes that's true you would shape more...
[Papya:] but she's, she's as skinny as well
[Carla:] has it
[Papya:] er, yeah...
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] cos it's like erm, it's like, her, her calves and her shins are like same size as her thighs
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] she doesn't know she's all one size, best thing about being a bit podgy
[Carla:] yeah, at least she has oh you it's due for about a bit more then
[Papya:] [LAUGHTER] oh no []
[Carla:] [LAUGHTER] often []... what you getting?
[Papya:] erm, my usual, hamburger
[Carla:] yeah I'm not that hungry I'll get a happy meal, but not in a, not in a box, a medium drink
[Papya:] hap happy meal are more expensive than getting
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] it separate
[Carla:] is it?
[Papya:] yeah
[Carla:] and I'm going to get a medium fries, I don't like small fries, I'll get a cheese burger I think...
[Papya:] oh you know those small fries you get those little weeny erm little fries
[Carla:] [LAUGHTER] yeah [] it's like they count them out and go that's a small one
[Papya:] yeah put it in the small pile
[Carla:] and they get all the lanky ones
[Papya:] yeah
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] in the larger
[Carla:] yeah...
[Papya:] I remember when they use, they didn't use to be a medium small and large
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] and the large one was the just the red packet
[Carla:] I remember I used to pick off all the sesame seeds of the bun
[Papya:] so did I
[Carla:] and erm
[Papya:] I used to pick it off
[Carla:] and leave the bun and eat the hamburger and my dad used to eat the burger [LAUGHTER]
[speaker001:] Can you think of any, erm... names for a bar, it's got nuts and raisins in it?
[Carla:] A what? my homework is yeah, my homework is er what? design erm two bars, toffee bars yeah with you know nuts and raisins summat like that yes my first one was oat bar, yeah yes a bar of raisins, muesli and oats, called oat bar yes and then my one was a bar with nuts, oh I thought of a nice name nuts on 'em and... yeah nature bar nature? yeah why nature? well a natural bar then no mum what's that noise? it's downstairs, a burglar alarm or something who's? I dunno must look and see tt I wonder where the other two are? they're probably snogging... listen to me yeah, you know what I done yeah what? I was hiding behind, I was hiding behind a tree and ready to jump out and flash my torch and my going aargh, yeah yes they were, they were ha, I thought they, they, they were over there and they were looking for, there wasn't like taking yeah, yeah and they were like standing there, I thought they were looking, I shined the torch on them and they, still was there snogging snogging [LAUGHTER] I think, er she's going home now probably, a bar with nuts and raisins called raisin... natural bar... I'm sorry about loo loosing the keys mum, mum... tt... the noise has gone... the noise has come back by the way [phonecall starts] hello, hello [telephone conversation ends]... I'm gonna get in trouble mummy, mummy yes have they found them? I dunno, I don't think so tt, Tina weren't looking no I know, but she's just worried about this... find them? no they've gotta turn up mum says
[Papya:] What?, what?
[Carla:] mum says they've gotta turn up
[Papya:] they're gonna turn up?
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] did you take them with you?
[Carla:] yeah, I...
[Papya:] what?
[Carla:] what you got in there?...
[Papya:] little toy, whatever you, choose
[Carla:] aargh
[Gabriel:] No it's my plate
[Papya:] ah tut, tut, tut, I'm doing the tour not you, cos here we have the plate I bought for Paula... correction not Carla, Paula, there you go, with a P, you're P, which she probably don't like anyway with the nuts in
[Carla:] yeah I do
[Papya:] which is mine with lunch tomorrow and a which has
[Gabriel:] I thought he smoked
[Papya:] no, they, they
[Gabriel:] oh I know them, they'll all bloody wicked they are
[Papya:] three different flavours
[Gabriel:] I know she was, she, you did know that she was recording didn't you?
[Carla:] oh shut up Paula
[Papya:] recording what?, oh well I
[Gabriel:] [phonecall starts] er hello, who's calling please?, oh yeah, hold on... [telephone conversation ends]
[Carla:] oh let's have a bite of your yorks
[Papya:] no, it's for my lunch tomorrow you see
[Gabriel:] don't lie just don't give her any
[Papya:] I am I'm not eating it today, I am, I'm not eating
[Carla:] oh ya, bull shit
[Gabriel:] yeah bollocks
[Carla:] bollocks you wanker
[Papya:] you stirring little woman you are
[Gabriel:] I know
[Carla:] let's have a bite of your flake
[Papya:] no
[Carla:] oh go on, I'm hungry... please
[Papya:] no
[Carla:] what? she won't give me a bit of her flake
[Gabriel:] she wants my flake
[Carla:] oh that's not fair... tt, huh no what? no [singing] don't walk away no, don't walk away [] no
[Papya:] how are you?
[Carla:] fine... don't you put me
[Papya:] don't eat that sweet either that's
[Carla:] I don't care I don't want your poxy yorky, I've got a bike up there I can go and take it then pass it and nick it... huh, oh
[Papya:] lend me, I know you're recording me...
[Carla:] so what?
[Papya:] okay, if you lend me that, I'll give you your Caroline
[Carla:] you nicked my Caroline
[Papya:] no, no, she thought it was hers and she wanted me to
[Carla:] you bitch
[Papya:] not re no, no, listen, listen, no listen, listen, listen, it's not, wait a minute, no, right, it was up there, we thought it was hers but it wasn't hers, so I took the wrong one
[Carla:] and you didn't
[Papya:] it's not her thought it's my fault
[Carla:] okay listen listen, listen, a bar with raisins, muesli and oats called oat bar yeah, that's my design, a bar with nuts and raisins what can that be called?, mum goes nature bar
[Papya:] erm, mum goes nature bar
[Gabriel:] what?
[Papya:] [LAUGHTER]
[Carla:] mum goes, yeah, listen, a bar with raisins, muesli and, and oats, called oat bar yeah
[Gabriel:] yeah
[Carla:] and this is my other idea, a bar with nuts and raisins
[Papya:] call it, it's good for you
[Carla:] mum goes [LAUGHTER] mum, mum goes [] natural bar [LAUGHTER]
[Papya:] call it, it is good for you, natural bar
[Carla:] natural bar
[Papya:] you caught one?, you got one?
[Gabriel:] ah, yeah I did
[Carla:] Paula
[Gabriel:] what?
[Carla:] what shall I call it?
[Gabriel:] what?, the new nut, new
[Carla:] [LAUGHTER]
[Gabriel:] nuts and raisins
[Carla:] I, mines got a in it by the way, beer belly
[Gabriel:] ooh
[Carla:] and fluff
[Gabriel:] [whistling]... will you stop
[Carla:] [whistling], [whistling]
[Papya:] they're smart they are...
[Carla:] I wish you take that horrible noise, I don't like it, you understand, in the house okay, cos Sonny's coming round, and it gets
[Gabriel:] horrible
[Carla:] through my ears and gives me a headache
[Gabriel:] pierces her head
[Carla:] I beg your pardon
[Gabriel:] I said it pierces your head
[Papya:] that's what I did
[Carla:] oh pierce
[Gabriel:] yeah, yeah
[Carla:] what's that noise outside?, that alarm was
[Papya:] that was an alarm
[Gabriel:] oh it's a car
[Carla:] a car alarm?
[Papya:] well I wouldn't
[speaker001:] Excuse me, excuse me, I'm recording here can you not kiss around please, mummy...
[Carla:] Yeah so you've, have you put the potatoes away?
[Papya:] Already done
[Carla:] hurry yes shh, the potatoes
[Papya:] where've you been?, where she been?
[Carla:] she's been out and Tina has been watching over her
[Papya:] oh, she's been playing with computers?
[Carla:] yes, yes
[Papya:] right, and who was
[Flit:] And Mark
[Papya:] and a boy called Mark
[Flit:] Haringey or whatever his name is
[Papya:] and a boy called Mark
[Carla:] yes Mark
[Papya:] eh
[Flit:] and guess where he works, guess where we have to change, the bushes
[Carla:] huh, what, I'm sulking yes so I can hang around to whoever I want to hang around with what about the larking up like that, don't you think that's a bit much? what? your sister telling your brother and that exactly that's disgusting... mum yes darling I need help oh darling can I go to the toilet, I've got, I've got other things to do oh fine I don't like helping this time of night, sorry, it's half past ten in the morning, so what... nutty nut, I've got it nutty nut
[Gabriel:] no fruity nut
[Carla:] no, it hasn't got fruit in it, it's nutty nut
[Gabriel:] it's, it's fruits, nuts and raisins, raisins are fruit
[Carla:] fruity nut
[Gabriel:] er no, cos that looks like fruit and nut, erm...
[Carla:] nutty nuts, nutty fruit, nutty bar, nutty, nutty raisin bar thing, ah, erm, a, a design from Carla my voice sounds weird you know
[Gabriel:] I think, I dunno
[Carla:] does mice have, nut, nutty b, nutty nut it's got more than it's got more than nu, it's got more nuts in it
[Gabriel:] no, yeah, but
[Carla:] tt, nutty fruit
[Gabriel:] fruit and nut
[Carla:] fruit and nut... can't copy... you going Hampton Court as well on Sunday?
[Gabriel:] mm, mm
[Papya:] you going what?, what ya say?
[Carla:] going to Hampton Court
[Gabriel:] we're going Hampton Court
[Papya:] who is?
[Carla:] me and mummy and Paula
[Gabriel:] we are, me and mummy and so you have to feed yourself
[Carla:] yeah
[Papya:] when?, what day?
[Gabriel:] Sunday
[Carla:] Sunday
[Papya:] Sunday?
[Carla:] my holiday without oh
[Papya:] oh god darn, it's not eleven yet is it?
[Carla:] no
[Gabriel:] no... it's only twenty five past ten
[Papya:] oh god, darn
[Carla:] yes nutty nut, er nutty fruit... yeah nutty fruit
[Gabriel:] nutty
[Carla:] nutty raisins... nutty fruit, fruity nut... well something that has nutty nut, I think nutty nut nutty
[Gabriel:] I think natural bar sounds good
[Carla:] natural bar
[Gabriel:] but I think that should be for the oats one
[Carla:] you think so?
[Gabriel:] yeah...
[Carla:] okay... natural bar... natural bar, so let's just copy... how'd ya spell nut, natural? [spelling] N A T R A [] Paula, Paula natural
[Gabriel:] yes
[Carla:] [spelling] N A T R I A L []?
[Gabriel:] no, [spelling] N A T U R []
[Carla:] hold on, hold on [spelling] N A T []
[Gabriel:] [spelling] U R A L [] I think
[Carla:] [spelling] U R []... how do you know what English people like?, urgh what's this called?... tt, I think nutty nut, nutty, fruit and nut, oh, nutty fruit, nutty fruit, nutty nut fruits...
[Gabriel:] too much though...
[Carla:] so I'll leave my homework there,... are my pens any where?... [LAUGHTER] my... ooh, ooh, ugly man, ooh they're gross... oh yeah... huh, I've gotta go to bed now... gotta pack tomorrow
[Gabriel:] Friday
[Carla:] yeah I can stay out even later... got a worm in the bushes lovey
[Gabriel:] eh?
[Carla:] I swept I was in the butchers you see the fl how wet the floor was...