Well, yeah, probably worse.

I mean, I know it's not ideal over here either, but at least you'd have your own space.

I mean, Kenton and I would leave you to it.

You come and go as you please, no questions asked.

Mine?

For as long as you need, just to give you some space, take the pressure off.

I'll be honest, I offered it to Fallon, but she ain't mad keen on moving back in [laughs] with her mom.

I can see you're angry.

Angry? Well, maybe.

Frustrated, definitely.

I mean, what if Fallon leaving affects business? I'd find that hard.

And I, uh, I think...

Honestly, I think it's selfish of her, doing it so suddenly.

[laughs] Yes, I am quite angry.

Yes.

Look-

When he asked me for a job here, oh, he was prepared to forgive and forget.

But once he laid into Fallon, and that weren't a one-off outburst, it's part of a pattern of behavior-

But I don't know if forgiving George Grundy will be the end of the drama.

Look, look, I know that the marquee situation has put a lot of pressure on you, Kenton, and I can understand you want to avoid conflict at all costs, but, but the way George spoke to Fallon, that was a final straw for me.

I, I wonder if the problem of George will ever go away.

Good.

The thought of them being in our, going through our things, made my skin crawl.

It's like I can't look at anything in me own home, worrying that they might have touched it or...

Well, there was a pair of washing up gloves on the side of the sink, and I, I threw them away.

I don't even know why.

I just had this image of them wearing them round our flat to, to avoid leaving fingerprints.

Just daft.

Well, you said it.