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[laughs] No, I think you're right, though, about life being harder for people.

We get a lot of patients coming into the surgery saying they're really struggling.

But it's also really nice.

Yeah.

Well, look, c- can you not just maybe take it as it comes, then? Keep your expectations low but, you know, enjoy spending that time with him.

Talking to her?

Yeah.

And that could be, you know, fine, or it could be the start of something.

When I had, um...

I don't know if you remember, but a few years ago, I had this psychotic episode, and it started with me seeing Bess, my dog, when she wasn't there, I mean.

I was convinced I'd lost her.

I'm sorry?

I just think...

That's what I've been going over and over in me mind about getting screened.

So instead of driving yourself crazy looking stuff up online, talk to someone who can give you some proper advice.

Call the surgery and book an appointment.

You'll be able to think so much more clearly once you've had things put into perspective for you, all right?

No.

And that isn't because they just wanna bury their head in the sand.

I remember when I was training, talking to the daughter of a patient with a hereditary condition.

She said she wasn't gonna waste her time worrying when she could get knocked down by a bus tomorrow.

What do you see yourself doing this time next year?

Uh, I want to be working, either farming or with my own business, and the baby will be here by then, so I want to be a good dad, and I want Amber to be happy, happy with me.

And for the people in the village to, uh...

Well, it sounds silly.

I wouldn't expect anyone to be perfect.

All my family drink, and half the village are obsessed with the boo.

Why not give Lillian an alcohol tag, see how she copes without a, a G&T permanently clasped in her sweaty little hand.

Ooh.

On a medical ward.

There's been an old boy in all week.

Really sweet guy.

I'm only asking how much more tax is everyone gonna have to pay.

Look, if people want better public services, then one way or another, they're gonna have to pay for them.

Everyone's so busy watching Fallon bringing in the haggis.

[laughs] Honestly, classic Jazzer.

[bagpipe music]

I know what you mean.

[bag rustling] Right.

Thanks for these.

Oh, um, I meant to ask, Mick mentioned his mate's real ale place, told me it was excellent.

I thought next time Toby and I have a weekend free together...