Restless

How are the kids?

Are you sure you're alright, Nick?

I'm fine.

She named that place after you,

you know.

The hell you've been through in the last couple of years.

You deserve better.

Hang on a second Nick.

Rach, I think someone's moving in next door.

That's bloody quick.

Well, did you think

they were gonna leave it sat there empty forever?

It can't be doing you much good being cooped up alone

in that house, to be honest.

Why don't you jump on a train?

Stay with us for a few days.

The kids would love to see their auntie.

I can't. They-- they need me at work.

Okay.

Well, I'm sure the new neighbors

will be lovely.

Give them a chance, okay?

You might end up with some new mates.

Good morning, Mr. Phipps.

How you doing today?

I want the other one.

I know you do, but Agatha doesn't work on a Tuesday,

so you're gonna have to make do with me, I'm afraid.

Can you take these for me?

Well done.

She's got lovely blonde hair.

She has.

Beautiful backside.

Oh, yeah, I know.

You know I don't like to ask, but I really need you

to work tomorrow.

It's my one day off, Neil.

You need to hire more staff.

I'm working on it.

You keep saying that.

I can't help it if nobody's applying for the job.

No one wants to graft these days.

Well, maybe you should raise the pay.

You know I can't do that.

Look, I need you.

More importantly, they need you.

Nicky.

Hello.

Oh.

That's right.

How are you doing? Hmm?

Should we make Nan's cake?

This is a very important visit now

for John Higgins.

He's finished just a little bit awkward,

so he might just decide to come back off the blue here.

No, he was playing for the black.

So, key shot coming up in this frame.

Oh, look at that little shot.

Now, how does she look?

How long is this gonna go on for, eh, Reg?

Come on.

Oy! Oy! I'm a fucking animal, yeah?

I'm a fucking animal.

That's what I am, a fucking animal.

Yeah. Yeah.

Are you fucking ready?

Are you fucking ready?

Go on, son, let's go. Yeah.

For fuck's sake.

God, Dorothy.

Are you okay?

- Oh dear. - I'm sorry.

No, don't be sorry.

Let's get you up.

Where is everyone, eh?

Use your legs. Use your legs for me.

That's right.

Hello.

Hi.

Hello stranger.

Tried your mobile earlier.

Did you?

Must've been on silent.

Anyway, you sound much nicer on the proper phone.

How are you doing? How's uni?

Yeah, good.

Just writing essays and all that.

Just wanted to check in.

Make sure you're alright.

Check in?

Your auntie's not been in touch by any chance?

No.

Mm.

Well, don't worry about me, alright?

Just focus on your uni work.

Then get rich and buy me a nice new house.

Hmm. Yeah, I'll try.

You got any nice plans for tonight?

Just going cinema.

They're showing The Exorcist on a proper old film print.

God, I bloody hate that film.

Mind you, I feel like the girl with the spinning head today.

Why?

Some lad's moved into your Nana's place.

It was a right old party.

I haven't slept a wink.

Did you not tell him to shut the fuck up?

Oi! Language!

No, I did not.

I'm sure they're just excited, it being the first night

and all that.

Get some sort of rest today, I'm sure.

Mm.

It's gonna be weird having someone else

at Nan and Grandad's.

Yeah.

Hello, darling.

There we go, Reggie.

Give you your food. There we go.

Yeah, I'll be just there in a sec.

- One sec. Yeah, go on. - Hi.

Um, can I just have a word with you about the noise?

Oh. Are you from next door, ain't ya?

- Yeah. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come in.

-No, I'm alright, I-- -No, come in. No, come in.

Oi! Oi, Jack! Jack!

-Fetch her a drink, yeah? -No, I don't--

You a cocktail girl, ain't ya?

What do you want, like a little pineapple

at the top to make it look--

No, it's--

You know what?

You probably don't know with you just moving in,

but the walls are really thin.

And I just wanted to chat with you about the music,

'cause last night, I barely slept a wink.

Oh, well, sleep when you're dead.

That's what I say.

Well, I-- I don't really wanna sleep when I'm dead.

I'd quite like to sleep now.

I've got to be up for work in the morning at 7:00.

Oh, you're serious?

Yeah.

Fucking hell. Were we that loud?

Come on, we weren't that loud.

We weren't that loud, be honest.

My bed was vibrating.

It was fucking hell.

Oi, Jack! Oi, Jack! Jack!

She said her bed was vibrating like that fucking face--

No, I just need my beauty sleep.

Do you know what I'm saying?

You'll need more than a few hours, Kip,

to sort them bags out, love.

Hey, watch your fucking mouth, dude.

Sorry. What-- what did you just say?

Should she even be drinking? She looks about 12 years old.

I'm 20.

Look, I'll sort it out, yeah? And I'm sorry about it.

But I ain't got class for that, you know?

You want this turned down?

If you won't mind, yeah.

Right, I'll just tell him, yeah?

- Just the music, yeah? - Yes.

Right, I've got you. I'm sorry.

Oi, turn it down in there, yeah?

No, not up. Turn it down.

Yeah, yeah. Nice one.

-That's fine. -Is that perfect, yeah?

- This is great. Absolutely. - Are you sure?

I'll turn it down more for you.

-No, that's fine. No. -I've got you.

Anything you want, I've got you.

- Thank you. That's fine. - I can turn it down. Alright.

Actually, there is one more thing.

Yeah?

Would you ask your mate with the dog,

to keep it on this side of the grass.

It's just that this morning, I nearly stepped on

a massive pile of dog mess.

Well, how do you know it was his dog?

No, no, I'm serious.

How-- how-- how do you know it was his dog?

It could have been anyone's dog. Did you see it?

Did you see his dog shit?

-I-- -I'm only joking.

I'm pulling your leg. I've got you.

I've got you, yeah? I'll tell him, yeah?

-I'll tell him. -Thanks.

I'll fucking sort him out for you.

Alright. Well, I hope you have a really--

Alright. See ya. Bye!

Hello. And welcome to

tonight's sleep meditation.

A chance to slowly drift with the ocean and to surrender.

My name is Jason Stevenson.

And in tonight's practice,

I invite you to open your heart

to the possibility of total release