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The late night streets of Britain,

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now so full of drugs
not even the dealers know them all.

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- (Dealer) What do you want?
- Have you got any triple sod?

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- Any?
- Triple sod.

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- Triple sod?
- What's that?

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- Yellow bentines?
- I don't know what that is.

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- No yellow bentines?
- What's that?

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I want something
that makes you go really bluety.

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- The only thing we sell is coke.
- No, you must have some...

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Are you telling me
what I have and don't have?

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- Are you a bozz bozz?
- What's bozz bozz mean?

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I don't want to end up
like a piano dentist.

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If you don't want it, don't buy it.

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I don't want my arms to feel like
a fortnight in a bad balloon.

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- Look, brother...
- Know what I mean?

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I'm not bothered what
your arms feel like.

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I'm not interested in giving you
£40 to end up on a quack candle.

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What's a quack candle?

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I'll tell you what,
I'll you £30 for one clarky cat.

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- What's a clarky cam?
- Cat, a clarky cat.

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I don't know what you mean.

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Are you saying
you've got no clarky cat?

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For the tenth time,
I don't know what clarky cam means.

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- No, cat. Clarky cat.
- What?

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- The stuff you chew.
- I don't know it.

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- The grass stuff.
- I do not know it.

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- Clarky cat or triple sod?
- Leave us alone.

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(Chatter, light music)

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I'm at a modern drugs party.

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They're taking charlie, he's got
spliff smoke coming out of him,

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there's someone there
smoking a crack.

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This isn't the exception any more,
it's how people live today.

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- Do you want smack?
- No, I don't use the horse.

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From debs to plebs, this decade
is not so much the "nien-ties"

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as the "ja, danke-ties".

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The headlines say it all...

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Even leaders show the strain,

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often drugging themselves senseless
in public as a cry for help.

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So, what's the truth about drugs?

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Time to shatter a few myths.

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The effects of a heroin overdose
are lethal.

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Yes, in the short term

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but there's been no research
into the long-term effects.

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Drugs destroy families.

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Well, a disabled lonely teenager,
a blind mother

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but a family held together
by the father's crack dealing

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which he uses to keep them
in talking books and dildos.

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People say alcohol's a drug.

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It's not a drug, it's a drink.

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Are one in three 15-year-olds
really on drugs?

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No, we proved it in tests.

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To preserve the anonymity
of our volunteers,

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we replaced each of them
with three five-year-olds

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and not one
had even heard of drugs...

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let alone smoked one off.

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The biggest problem of all
is the law.

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It is legal to carry drugs
if you don't actually touch them.

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These men avoid contact
by using helium balloons

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attached to little drug baskets.

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It's also legal to sell
drugs if you use a mandrill.

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Typically, mandrills work at night,

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approaching the client
with a drug pouch

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and returning with the money.

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Mandrills are intelligent
and vicious,

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capable of throwing a man
over 40 feet,

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but mandrills
have been protected by law

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ever since Queen Elizabeth I
gave birth to a child

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resembling a mandrill by mistake.

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The classic street signs
of a nearby drug abuse.

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But what about this?
Remnants of something far worse.

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A new legal drug
from Czechoslovakia called Cake.

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Oh, and luckily,
the story involves these people.

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Free the United Kingdom From Drugs

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and British Opposition to
Metabolically Bisturbile Drugs.

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Ted Maul reports.

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Cake first appeared
in Prague last year.

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News reports showed victims
enslaved with pain.

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Disturbing images like this,

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and a knowledge
of the drug routes in Europe,

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led to the formation
of Free the United Kingdom From Drugs

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incorporating British Opposition
to Metabolically Bisturbile Drugs.

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Their aim,
to enlist the great and good...

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I'm Bernard Ingham. This is Cake.

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..to warn Britain about Cake
before it was too late.

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Hi, this is Bruno Brookes.
We all like to party, right?

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But only the fool would say,
"I'll enter the nightmare of Cake."

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This colour, that they thought
would be a good selling point,

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is put in with an industrial dye,
which is a pollutant,

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and is causing in Czechoslovakia
something called Czech-neck.

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It causes enormous water retention
so that the body swells up.

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The neck becomes
about this wide and swells up

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to engulf the mouth and the nose

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so that the person who's on that trip

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dies through not being able
to breathe at all.

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One young kiddy on Cake
cried all the water out of his body.

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Just imagine how his mother felt.
It's a fucking disgrace.

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Can we lose this thing about
the slow crushing of his skull?

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(Ted) 'No one knew how to get
the message over better.

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What is Cake?
Well, it has an active ingredient

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which is a dangerous
psychoactive compound

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known as
dimesmeric andersonphosphate.

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It stimulates part of the brain
called Shatner's Bassoon.

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That's the bit of the brain
that deals with time perception.

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So, a second feels like a month.

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Well, it almost sounds like fun

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unless you're the Prague schoolboy

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who walked out into the street
straight in front of a tram.

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He thought he'd got a month
to cross the street.

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They've even tested this stuff
on rats.

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Turned them into
bloody space hoppers! Come on!

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If you're sick on this stuff, you
can puke your-fucking-self to death.

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One girl threw up her own pelvis bone

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before she snuffed her lid.

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What a fucking disgrace.

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Sounds like a lot of fun -

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if you want to be part
of the summer of death.

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Thank you for listening to me.
Take care -

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and I really do mean take care.

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In part two, Cake gets political.

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David Amess is MP for Basildon.

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- How do you know about this?
- Tourists.

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He is also shocked.

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- Good God.
- 'And appalled.

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- Basildon puke plates?
- Yeah.

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The reference is nothing
to do with Basildon the place.

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It was rhyming slang
which was Basildon Bond...

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The paper? Right, I'm with it.

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..as in bombed -
getting out of your head.

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And, is it right for man
to take drugs through an animal?

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We've got an advert
from a Tokyo cable channel

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which shows somebody
taking drugs through...

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It's a device
in order to take drugs through a dog.

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If you roll that tape now.

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(Man talking in Japanese)

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Let's crystallise it, right?
Right or wrong?

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For tobacco, wrong.

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- For crack?
- Er... Wrong.

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- For heroin?
- Wrong.

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Awaiting transmission,

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is drug dealing now
completely out of control?

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- (Reporter) I've got 30 quid.
- What is it?

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A friend just got triple jacked
over a steeple hammer and jessop.

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(Dealer) Feel, not wood, right?

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This is not wood, man.

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He got a negative bluety
with a crack candle

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and he ended up
on the jessop jessop jessop.

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(Dealer) Do you think
I want to hear any of that now?

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Drug use among children
has for many an education

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and with obvious alarm to both
parents on the increase yearly.

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But the approach in schools
has changed considerably

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since the late '70s heyday
of Drumlake School in Hampshire.

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We take students from age eight to 18

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and the whole ethos of the school
is to allow the children

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to discover their own level
of drug intake...

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and to develop
their own sense of maturity.

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We do have, er, one or two problems,
occasionally

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with extortionate prices
being demanded

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and once the price rises above,
for instance,

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£15 for a quarter-ounce
of Moroccan hashish,

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then we would put a control
on that price

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and we would then introduce
our own supplies into the system.

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Usually, by about age 15 or 16,

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they're injecting themselves
with heroin...

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Morning.

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..and by the time they're 17,
they're generally bored with it.

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The one rule that we do insist on

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is that all drugs,
especially the hard drugs,

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are of medical quality.

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- How's it going?
- I've got a bit of a problem.

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- Oh, yes?
- Yeah, I'm running out of money

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and I won't have enough
to buy new drugs or anything.

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Oh, dear.

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I thought you could help.

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But I can't start telling you

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how to spend your money
and how to save it, can I?

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It's your problem.

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And you just walk in here and ask...

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Expect me to sort out this out
for you just like that?

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- Do you know Mr Phillips?
- Yes, he's a geography teacher.

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Yes, you know his wife died
a couple of months ago, don't you?

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Well, he's been very lonely.

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He's been very depressed.

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Why don't you have a word with him?

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Go and see him,
explain your problem and, um...

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he'll explain his problem to you.

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When the children
have gone on holiday

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and the staff have gone home
and I've got the place to myself,

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I rather enjoy turning up
some loud rock music

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and reliving the old days...

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Go on a three-day binge,
something like that.

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It doesn't happen very often
these days.

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Drumlake may have worked but that
doesn't stop it being absolute guff.

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What about the modern approach?

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Austen Tassletine broke into
a playground to bother the kids.

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Everybody you'll see in the first 10
seconds of this report is an addict.

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You're an addict. You are.

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Addict! Addict.

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Oi, you're an addict.

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You're an addict. Addicts.

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All addicted to
the cure for the drugs problem.

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Drugs need you.

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(Austen) 'Here at Thuckstead School,
they can score pure cure.

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If you take the "u" out of drugs,
what have you got? Drgs.

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Ever hear of anyone
get addicted to drgs?

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People say cocaine is fun...

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First, an information rush.

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Kids see what comes out
when a coke-head blows its nose.

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- How funny is that?
- 'Often on a napkin.

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That man is lying
on his back thinking,

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"Where in shitting crikey
is my nose? "

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It's in a jar, mate.

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It's much better to scare the shit
out of a kid now

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than watch it become an addict

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and get bunged up with shit
and never shit again.

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I'm being frank to shock you.

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Webb is invited to the school
under a new scheme called

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Schools Heightened
Aversion Drug Therapy - SHADT.

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We live in very drugged off times.

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Er, I've seen mothers
chasing children down the street.

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Who's to say they won't inject them
with drugs once they catch them?

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This is the school addict.

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Hi. Hi, I'm Mark,
I'm the school drug addict.

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When they first meet Mark,
he's on a speed ball

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and shows them the upside of high.

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Four days later,
he's a frozen chicken.

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The kids expect more fun but
they get the bum side of clucking.

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Shiny.

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Kid upon infant scores a hit
made not of drug but terror.

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(Screams)

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- 'It is called...
- Pre-toxic aversion.

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..developed in,
that is, nicked from...

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- America.
- (Manic laughing)

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The Black classroom.

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Children are made to sit
in front of a drug paraphernalium

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while listening to some
extremely monged music.

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(Weirdly distorted fairground organ)

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This child receives
a high-impact incident,

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in which the addict
has gone shocking.

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(Webb) 'The addict wears a horse's
head as sometimes drugs are so new

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we can only guess
at what the effects would be.

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What you've got to do
is frighten a child.

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Don't pussyfoot around,
give it a stark image,

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Iike Dennis Potter in Blue Velvet.

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(Austen)
Serious cases need a family fix.

245
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Desiree has been identified
as a disaster waiting to happen.

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Unless you take action now,

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your daughter
will be selling her kids

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in order to shove crack into
any available orifice in her body.

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Desiree's parents agree
to leave home for three days

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while Desiree is told
a systematic fib.

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I'm afraid
I've got some bad news for you.

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The child is informed
her parents are dead.

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They died of a drugs overdose.

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I want you to know
that when you're there,

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there is something about this
that is quite shocking.

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As is the staged funeral,

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with its uncompromising memorial
to Desiree's parents.

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With one face they presented
an appearance of respectability

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but with the other they said,
"Oh, goody!

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"Let's pump ourselves full
of magic monkey juice

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"and take a trip to spaceland,

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"because we'd rather do that
than spend another minute

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"with that poor sod."

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Would you all please stand.

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(Organ music begins)

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It's probably about now
that Desiree will vow

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never to take a single drug,
not even a stomach tablet.

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Two days later, the family
is reunited. It gets tricky.

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It's been very hard for Desiree,
hasn't it, darling?

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But, er, we feel that
if it comes down to a choice

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between her being a little grumpy
for a while

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or being off her mash
on ecstasy pipes,

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then we know which we'd prefer.

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And when the man turned into a horse,
that was good, wasn't it?

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It's hard to tell whether this school

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will be a hit or a hash.
But what do I know?

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I only took ecstasy once
and I didn't swallow.

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Only time can tell
and if you think about it,

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time's a bit of a drug, too.

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If time's a drug,
then Big Ben is a huge needle

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injecting it into the sky.

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But this is Cake,
the new killer drug from Prague.

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(Austen) 'Last half we heard about
Cake and, importantly, its dangers.

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13 teenagers were trampled to death
in a cow field at midnight

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taking this stuff.

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And more importantly,
that it's a made-up drug.

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Cake is a made-up drug.

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It's not made from plants,
it's made from chemicals...

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by...sick bastards.

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But for maximum reach,

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Cake needed an
actively political kick in the pills

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and that's what it got
from MP David Amess, MP.

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You heard what Bernard Manning said,

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Cake is
a bisturbile cranabolic amphetamoid,

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which is a made-up,
psychoactive chemical.

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It comes from Prague,
with its own culture of boom raves,

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where kids wolf down
vast quantities of this.

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Big to contain trip nutrients,

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yellow purely as a fashion thing.

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They all fall on it
like crazed animals,

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scoff the lot and then lie around

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waiting for a DJ to play music
which sounds like this.

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(Single, weak beat of music)

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To the speeded-up brain of the user,
that sound lasts for four hours...

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and sounds like this.

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(Dance music littered
with strange background sounds)

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Is it any wonder users frequently
complain of monumental depression?

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Several people have actually
been brained by saucepans

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thrown out of tower blocks,
used to make this kind of Cake.

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Look at that! A hundred grand in the
pocket of the filth that sells it.

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A big yellow death bullet
in the head of some poor user,

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or custard gannet,
as the dealers call them.

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I'm off to do what I can
and if you don't mind,

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I'll leave this with you.

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00:20:21,160 --> 00:20:23,720
I don't want to look at it
for another moment.

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00:20:23,760 --> 00:20:26,832
What FUCKD and BOMBD
needed more than anything

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was the illegalisation of Cake.

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Have we asked anything about this
in Parliament?

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- No.
- We haven't?

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That would be ideal.

321
00:20:36,600 --> 00:20:39,717
Well, I'll certainly raise
a question, er...

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That now became
a very real possibility.

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With the hell of Cake
still ringing in his ears,

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Amess went to his lair and drafted
a question for the Home Office.

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The very next Question Time

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saw health ministers
pledging to fight Cake.

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In the meantime, the message
for the kids is loud and clear.

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Help FUCKD and BOMBD
eliminate this evil.

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00:21:03,800 --> 00:21:07,713
Use your cheesebox and say,
"No. Never."

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- So, please, help us at FUCKD.
- And BOMBD.

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00:21:11,200 --> 00:21:15,910
Remember, Cake is a made-up drug
and has many disguises.

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00:21:15,960 --> 00:21:21,717
I'm just reading here the names
of these fucking loony...stuff.

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00:21:21,760 --> 00:21:24,274
If someone offers you Cake,

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they might call it loony-toad-quack.

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00:21:27,040 --> 00:21:30,191
- Russell dust.
- Chronic Basildon doughnuts.

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00:21:30,240 --> 00:21:32,549
Joss Ackland's spunky backpack.

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- Bromoside.
- Ponce on the Heath.

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Cool, Thwax and Charlie.

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00:21:37,080 --> 00:21:38,593
Argue Barmies.

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00:21:38,640 --> 00:21:42,394
Or Hatti Jacques
pretentious cheese wog.

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00:21:43,600 --> 00:21:47,115
Chuck it back in their face
and tell 'em to fuck off.

342
00:21:47,160 --> 00:21:50,152
That's all very well
but what about this?

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00:21:51,320 --> 00:21:53,231
The scag.

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00:21:53,280 --> 00:21:56,272
I've been using this
for about six years.

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00:22:02,800 --> 00:22:07,476
I'm completely dependent,
terrified of vomiting my daily fix.

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00:22:07,520 --> 00:22:09,556
Terrified of vomiting, vomiting...

347
00:22:09,600 --> 00:22:12,478
It could so easily
have been like that for me

348
00:22:12,520 --> 00:22:15,193
but the amount of heroin I use
is harmless.

349
00:22:15,240 --> 00:22:18,915
I inject about once a month
on a recreational basis. Fine.

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00:22:18,960 --> 00:22:21,793
But what about others,
less stable, less educated,

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00:22:21,840 --> 00:22:23,637
Iess middle-class than me?

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00:22:23,680 --> 00:22:25,830
Builders or blacks, for example.

353
00:22:25,880 --> 00:22:29,919
If you're one of those,
my advice to you is leave well alone.

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00:22:29,960 --> 00:22:31,757
Good luck.

355
00:22:33,680 --> 00:22:38,674
To say Jas Mann is to say
the man who is totally Babylon Zoo.

356
00:22:38,720 --> 00:22:40,950
He's the chungwit and the biff-boff.

357
00:22:41,000 --> 00:22:44,470
Let's get this straight, he does
it all. You sing all the notes?

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00:22:44,520 --> 00:22:45,999
Correct.

359
00:22:46,040 --> 00:22:49,077
- Have you really sung them all?
- Definitely.

360
00:22:49,120 --> 00:22:51,475
The whole album, my record...

361
00:22:51,520 --> 00:22:55,513
I mean all the notes there are.
There's A to G, isn't there?

362
00:22:55,560 --> 00:22:59,075
It's quite difficult to work out
what note you're singing.

363
00:22:59,120 --> 00:23:02,715
- But you've never sung an H?
- No, I wouldn't have thought so.

364
00:23:02,760 --> 00:23:05,399
If that's the case,
then what is your song?

365
00:23:05,440 --> 00:23:08,352
Is it an audible sound
or like a bubble of oxygen?

366
00:23:08,400 --> 00:23:12,359
I think it could become
a figment of people's imagination.

367
00:23:12,400 --> 00:23:14,789
You write the lyrics,
who does the words?

368
00:23:16,160 --> 00:23:18,037
- I do it myself.
- You as well?

369
00:23:18,080 --> 00:23:21,675
Do you think
you'll ever write a spherical song?

370
00:23:21,720 --> 00:23:24,837
- I don't know really.
- Has Michael Nyman?

371
00:23:24,880 --> 00:23:26,711
I think he's getting close.

372
00:23:26,760 --> 00:23:29,274
- As he gets older or...?
- Definitely.

373
00:23:29,320 --> 00:23:31,390
Got to ask you, are you a genius?

374
00:23:31,440 --> 00:23:34,671
Er, I'd say I will become a genius.

375
00:23:34,720 --> 00:23:37,712
Maybe you were born
with more genes than the rest of us.

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00:23:37,760 --> 00:23:39,557
Maybe.