Top Boy (2011–…): Season 3, Episode 3 - Big Flame - full transcript

Yo, let's lurk, man. Let's go.

Look, fam, I understand
where you're coming from, innit.

-Cam has to hear from us.
-Yeah, that's right, he does.

Blud, we could do this better
if we take time to think about it!

Cam has to hear back from us,
he has to hear back from us today.

Shout me when you get the straps.
Man'll smoke this fuckin' pussyhole.

Fuck's sake, man.

- Fam, when is this done?
- I don't know, man.

We have to find this fuckin' guy
by the end of today.

Where the fuck is this brother?
Fuckin' hell, man.

We've already been down
this fuckin' road.



Turn up here. Turn up here.

-Yo, where's Leyton?
- He still ain't picking up.

He's probably sick or somethin'.

Yo, bruv? Fucker's in Dalston.

Fucker's in a Turkish caff
next to a cinema.

Yo, hurry up and go, man.
This fuckin' pussyhole.

Bruv, let's go!

What were you sayin'
about that re-up again?

Yeah, fam, like I said, brother,
I gave the young guy a Z out of the box.

Wah gwaan. You look good.
Wah gwaan. Jump up there.

Ay, look, who the fuck is that?

- Fuckin' them man!
- Yo, yo! Man!

- Ay, you!
-What you sayin'? You think you're bad?

You fat bitch!



-Fuckin' pussy! You!
-Yeah?

Come here now!

Get off me!

Fucking pussy!

Get off me!

Come here, man! You want some, huh?

Fuckin' pussy!

Fuck! Fuck!

-Jamie, come on! Bruv, let's go, bruv!

-Let me go! Let me go!
-Jamie, come on, man!

Fuckin' pussyhole!

-Come on, bruv!
-Me and you ain't finished yet!

-Fuckin' pussy!
-Jamie, get in!

- Let's get outta here, fam!

Fuckin' hell, bruv. Fuckin' mad.

Shit. Bro...

Si got stabbed.

Fuck! Fuck!

- Shit!
- I need to go--

I need to go to hospital. I need to go.

Let's get him
to the hospital, quick!

Si, stay with me, man!
Are you all right? Fuck!

Fuck's sake, man!

Shit, man! Fuck!

- Fuck's sake!
- Oh, fuck!

- Hold on tight to the wound.

I knew we should've made
Kit get the straps, fam.

What the fuck you talking about?
Shut up!

Shut up and drive, please.

Fuck!

Aight!
Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick!

-Let's go, man. Open the fuckin' door!

Go inside. Tell 'em you got stabbed,
and it wasn't your fault. You're innocent!

D'you understand?
Help him up and pray, I'm gone.

Love, love, love!

Move the fuck out of the way, man!
The hell's wrong with you?

Blud, fucking move, man!
Need somebody to help!

We need help now, man! Fuck!

Please step back, all right.
Relax.

He's been stabbed!

-I hear you!
-What fuck is going on? Get me a doctor!

Please step back! Calm down!
I hear you!

- It's London Fields again!
-Come then!

You fuckin' dickhead! Come on, then!

Get off me!

Don't you fuckin' touch me!
Don't fuckin' touch me!

Don't fuckin' touch me, fam!

Yeah? What, are you bad?
Are you fuckin' bad or what?

Move out of my fuckin' way, yo!

Fuck. Shit.

My fuckin' chest.

Excuse me. Are you looking for someone?

-Yeah, my sister.
-Okay. Well, what's her name?

-Why you fuckin' asking me questions, man?
-Is she a patient?

Fuck off, man! Fuckin' hell!

-Look, you can't just come--
-Fuck off, you dickhead!

-Right, security!
-Where you at, you pussy, man?

- Security, please!
-Fucking bitch!

Fuckin' lesbian!

Hi, yeah. Security, now!

What, you got fleas?

What?

-Fuck, are you using?
-What?

No, bruv.

Don't fuckin' lie to me, you know.
I got eyes in my head.

You're fuckin' using, you're a mug.

-Who got you using?
-No one.

Can I sit?

You're looking well.

Did you come here to say something?

Say it.

Look, I got this ting, yeah?
It's a urgent ting.

-I wanna bring you in on it.

-Bruv, can you hear me out, yeah?
-No.

No.

You try listening to me for a change.

Aight.

Go on, I'm listenin'.

When I'm talkin', Dushane,
don't mean you're listenin'.

-Fuckin' hell, man.
-Yeah, 'cause you always do it.

I talk, and you just do
what you decided to do already.

It's disrespectful.

You know I respect you, fam.

I always have.

Keep it real, though.

From school days, man.

You always said us, but you meant me.

You always said it was our crew,
but it was always your crew.

-Anytime you said it was our plan,

it was always your plan.

Yeah, I think you're reading that
a bit wrong, cuz.

It was always us.

-We were equal partners, bruv.

We weren't equal.

We weren't partners.

Bruv, look, I thought I would've achieved
so much more by now, you know?

You feel me?

I'm 36 years old.

I ain't got no woman,

no kids,

fuckin' sleeping on Dris's stinkin' sofa.

My mum's sick, fam.

And I've got a gangster
putting a gun to my head,

telling me he's gonna kill my cousin
if I don't come up with the ten bags.

If you told me I'd be in that
fuckin' situation six years ago,

I would've laughed in your face.

Look, man...

I had a lot of time to think
in Jamaica, bro.

A lot of time.

Whatever mindset to get to the top,

you have to fuckin' fight
for what you want, fam.

You see, once you get there,
when you're on top,

that's a different ball game, fam.

Then you need real people around you,

and you have to keep them close.

Obviously, I didn't do that.

Hands up.

That's what I've learned.

There you go.

Just doing it again, man.

It's always about you, Dushane.

What you've learned,
what you need, what you want.

I never hear my name in anything you say.

Bruv, what the fuck do you want me to do?
What do you want me to say?

You want me to beg you?
I'm trying to rectify the situation, bro.

I have a connect.

The supply is already pattern to sell.

All I need is ten bags, down payment.

So you've come to me.

Bruv, the last time I saw you,

you were walking away
with a big fuckin' bag of money, bro.

I ain't got it.

So where's it gone? What happened?

I got nicked.

Police took it.

So what you're saying to me,
the feds took everything, Sully?

No.

I got a few bags put away,
but that's for my thing.

Somethin' I got going on.

Yeah, well,
I don't know what you got goin' on.

But you see, this thing,
what I'm talking about...

If we do this,

we're back, bro.

We're unstoppable.

Trust me.

Yeah?

Back on top.

We can do it, fam.

What you sayin'?

No.

And I ain't your family.

That's how you feel, yeah?

Sorry about your mum, though, for real.

Yo, Jase, I didn't mean
to switch on you.

But don't lie to me.

Okay.

When I find out who got you using,
I'll fuckin' kill 'em.

-Aight?
-Yeah.

And I'll take your sandwich.

-Come on, man. Where's the station?
-St Pancras.

Something I gotta do.

Bruv, call her.

-Why don't you call her?

-Do you want me to call her?

How do I look, Jason?

What?

How do I look?

Hm?

Dunno.

Good, I suppose.

Suppose.

That right there's my little girl.

So that's your family too.

When her daddy comes home,

that little girl needs to be standing
in front of a hero.

Not a fuckin' con in prison stink.

That's all I am right now,

a fuckin' broke con

that stinks of jail.

It ain't good enough.

Whoa, bruv.

Here, bruv! Next one over.

Yes, fam.

One ninety-five?

Fam, why don't I just ask Jamie
for the money?

It'll be way easier. He knows your mum.
So he'll give her the money.

Nah, bruv, you don't understand.
My mum, she would never accept that.

Where she comes from, they don't accept
people giving 'em money,

unless they've, like,
worked for it and stuff.

Fam, it's calm,
let's just go and make this money, man.

Yeah, man, come on. We need this.

-We need to do 'em before Jamie comes.
-They're gonna get cool, cuz.

What d'you mean, fam?

If we do it quick enough,
we won't get caught.

I can make it.
We're gonna get caught if we do it slow.

-So we need to hurry up.
-Yeah, that's what I'm doin'!

Weren't you saying
you were gonna add cheese, though?

I'm not worried about cheese.

I'm worried about you
getting in trouble, cuz.

Ready? Three, two, one.

-Well done!
-Wahey!

Come on, come on!

Ay! Ay! Open a window, man! Quick! Oh!

You got the flame way too high, bruv.
Move!

Fam, Jamie ain't gonna like this, bruv.

-Why aren't you man at school?
-Teacher training.

-Yeah, what he said.
-Teacher training?

Come on, man, I invented that excuse.

-How many burgers you got here?
-Thirty-six.

We're gonna sell them after school.

Yeah. Me and Ats are going into business.
We need to make some Ps quick.

-What d'you need to make that money for?
-Immigration come and took my mum

and say she can't work no more.

She can't even claim.

-What does that mean, she can't claim?

It means she can't get money from nowhere,
you dummy.

Oh.

All right, cool.
You got a name for this product then?

- Nah.
-You gotta have a name, you know.

Something that stands out.

It's the first rule of marketing, fam.

Hmm...

-'School Burgers.'
-That is so peak.

- What else then?
-Hey, you know what?

What about 'Big Flame Burgers'?

Yeah!

Ay, yo,
when are we getting some food, cuz?

I got this ting that I wanna take out,

but how am I supposed to show her
a good time if I ain't got no Ps?

You're gonna have to think
of something youse two can do for free.

Don't even ask
'cause I ain't got fuck all for youse.

No, listen, man.

-Didn't you hear me? Fuck off, man!
-I got something to tell you.

What?

See that stall
where that fella sells them lighters?

-What about it?
-He's police.

-What?
-We saw him.

We seen him, didn't we?
At the cop shop. He's Old Bill.

They nicked us, innit?

Said we was trying
to break into some house.

Took us down to Stoke Newington nick.

Didn't have nothin' on us
'cause we hadn't fuckin' broken into it.

We was sittin' in the corridor
in the nick,

and who walks past? Him.

They probably nicked him and all.

Nah.

He was laughin' and jokin'
with the other coppers.

Like they was all mates.

His name's Dave.

-Dave, yeah?
-That's what they were all callin' him.

He's definitely a copper, man. Trust me.

All right, go on. Fuck off.

What? Ain't you gonna give me
nothin' for that?

-Come on, man, allow it.
-I ain't got nothin' for you. Fuck off.

-Mate.
-Come on, man. Just give us--

Fuck off, man.

-Looks like we got a little spy.
-So what you wanna do?

I'mma go chat to this brother.

You know this guy's
gonna start problems for us, innit?

Might as well.
We ain't got fuck all to do.

Wah gwaan, brother.

-Wah gwaan.
-How much are the lighters?

-Pound each. Three for two.
-Let me get one.

Don't worry. It's on the house.

Been workin' here long?
Do you make a livin' here?

You know how it goes.
Some days are better than others.

I don't smoke.

What'd you say your name was again?

Jordan.

Jordan. Where you from, Jordan?

I'm livin' up in Tottenham now.
But don't hold that against me.

Tottenham.
I won't hold that against you, Dave.

But listen, there's a lot of gangsters
round these ends,

and if they find out
what you're doin' here,

they ain't gonna fuckin' like it.

I'm just passing on some good advice...

Dave.

Listen, I don't want
no one carrying anythin'.

No food, no knives, nothing.

I ain't got no food to carry anyway, bruv.

Yo, my brother. Wah gwaan.

-Mi haven't seen yu inna a while.
-Yeah, man, you can see me now.

Mi see yuh ugly face, yes. So how yu stay?

Everyting's good, man.
Hey, how's everything over there?

Had any trouble with that ting?

Nah suh far.

So wah gwaan fi yu?

Yeah, man, it's all good, bro.

Hey, listen, I'm gonna sort it, you know?

It's gonna be all right.

Mi nuh worry, mi know
yu a go sort out de business.

Yu tell a ladies dem dat mi a come a town.

Oh, my God.

Yes, bruv, I warned them already, yeah?

Aight, cool.

Aight, fam.

Aight, later.

-Hi.
-You all right, yeah?

-Good. How are you?
-I'm good.

How is she?

She's a bit tired today,
she keeps nodding off.

Do you want a tea, coffee?

-Yeah. Bit of coffee.
-Coffee?

Black, please.

...this four-bedroom house

is quite a lot of work

before she could begin to realise
what it's really worth on the market.

But everywhere there's clutter,

and this makes your house look...

You all right, Mum?

Not too bad.

Yeah.

There's your coffee.

Ah, thank you.

Well, time for your jab.

- You'll do it for me?
- Of course.

Come on, then, get ready.

Done.

You're not saying much today.

I worry about you.

You don't need to worry about me.

I'm sure you got better things
to worry about anyway, innit.

It's all right.

Thanks.

Go on.

You all right, yeah?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Aight.

Actually, wait.

Can I ask you something?

Look, your business
ain't none of my business.

But I hope you're not thinking about
taking her money.

I saw you, through the door.

She thinks the world of you.
It'll break her heart.

I know that.

Well, is there... I don't know,
something I can do to help?

And why would you help me?

Well, if a man like you is even
thinking about stealing from his mother,

then that man's gotta have some troubles.

Man like me?

You got morals, Dushane. I can see that.

You don't know me.

- Big man, d'you want a burger?
- D'you want a burger?

Ats and Stef's Big Flame Burger!
The most delicious burger you've ever had!

There we go! Ay! Ay!

You want a burger?
Here. You, move burgers, man!

Don't go. You want one?

Yo! Ay!

What you doing?
That's what he wants it to be.

Yeah, fam, yeah. And only a quid!

I see you're hungry. Come down! Come down!

You're hungry. You want a burger, innit?

You're so poor.
Get outta here, man.

I haven't got a quid.

It's cool.

Thanks.

Shut up, bro. That was, like, year three.

-Shut up, bruv!
-I forgot the rest.

-I'll have one.
-Hey, just gimme the money.

Yo, bro, get away!

-Yo, yo, yo.
- Thank you.

Ay! Wait, wait! Wait, wait, wait!

Wait! Let's count the money.
Let's count it. One pound...

-Three pound. That's money, yeah?
-Oh, my gosh!

-Ay! Ay!
-Business is booming, cuz.

-That's money. Profit.
-I know.

So depressing.

Don't you think so?

Yeah, well,
we ain't gotta be here for long.

He said he's on his way,
and he's gonna meet us here still.

You know,
I've never even seen the sea before.

Yeah, it's not really
that much of a big deal.

Obviously, I've seen it on TV
and that, but...

I've never been on a beach before.

What? Not even on holiday?

Never been on holiday before.

I never left the fuckin' country.

I'm 35 years old,
I never left the country.

Imagine that.

I haven't, yeah?

-But I don't think I'd want to either.
-Why?

Like, 'cause...

I'd just feel like I'm out of place.

See, when man was young, yeah?

What we used to call a holiday, yeah,
was, like, me and my little sister

going to check my nan in Birmingham.

That's what we used to call holidays
back then.

What?
And you didn't go to the beach there?

The beach in Birmingham, blud?

-Yeah. Ain't there one?
-Are you stupid?

You're so du-- D'you know what?

I refuse to believe
that you're fuckin' serious right now.

You're an arsehole, you know.

All right, Sully?

You havin' a swim
or gettin' your toes wet?

Tell you one thing, that water's
always fuckin' freezin', isn't it?

Fuckin' joker. What you sayin'?
You good?

Yeah, I'm good, mate. You?

Yeah, man. You've grown.

It's been a long time.

So where's this yard, then?

Just round the corner. You go up,
do a left, do a right, it's there.

Have you seen the news?

You can't see who they are.
Can't even see their faces.

Well, that's a plus.

Look, I understand the market
you're selling to

is different to what I'm used to,

and you know how that works
better than I do, but things like this,

this is what gets people arrested.

I was with a girl last night. Nice girl.
She had nothin' to do with this.

Cam drives by and opens up.

Tries to lay me out
and shoots her instead.

Now she's shot in the neck.

I can't let that go.

Oh, yeah.

I understand.

And don't get me wrong,
I knew there was gonna be problems.

But I hoped you'd be able
to handle them better.

I just told you.
Cam set me a message, I had to reply.

Hm.

Is Cam dead?

No.

So my point is, Jamie,

Cam didn't get your reply.

Look, I've spoken this over with Jeffrey,

and we do still want
to get into business with you.

But we need to feel confident.

It's just down at the end over here.

Who's in the house?

It's the immigrants, bro.

They're cool, though.
They won't cause no problems.

-So how long you been using?
-What?

-Just tell me what I asked ya.
-It's nothin' serious, bro.

I just, you know, sometimes
I take a hit every now and then.

You got him on somethin'? Hm?

It's a fuckin' question.
D'you give him drugs?

-Only a couple of times.
-How many times?

-Like, I think, once. I don't know.
-How many times?

-I don't know--
-What was it? What'd you give him?

-Just weed, man, weed.
-Weed? Weed?

-Yeah--
-Don't fuckin' insult me. Weed?

-I might've given him dark a few--
-Of course you fuckin'-- Look at him!

-He didn't mean to.
-Fuckin' shut up!

He didn't mean to.

-It was hardly ever.
-He didn't mean to--

Gem, I swear, if you ever fuckin'
give him anything again,

I don't give a fuck what it is, you know.

Weed, pills, white, B,
I don't give a fuck.

I'll bury you, you know.

And you, you fuckin' idiot.

-How stupid could you be, man?
-I'm sorry.

Just shut--
We don't take that shit.

We don't do that!

Bro, why you tellin' him for, man?

Where's the house?

It's there, man.

So Gem's told you
what we need, yeah?

Gem, I swear, if you're gonna tell me
this guy don't fuckin' talk English...

He speaks English, man. Don't you, Faez?

I explained what's gonna happen.

He's cool with it.

Two, three days max.
All I need is somewhere to sleep.

Bro, it ain't even gonna take that long.

People round here,
they're bare thirsty, bro.

Bro! Gem, can he fuckin' understand me?

I understand what you want.

- Yeah?
-Yeah.

Well, thanks for fuckin' joining us.

Listen, we're gonna stay here for
as long as it takes to sell this shit,

then we're gone.

-You pay me for stay.
- Look at me.

I pay you for stay.

You pay me now.

Is he mad?

Hm? Is he on fuckin' drugs?

-You been givin' him shit?
-Doesn't even do drugs, Faez.

-He don't do drugs?
-No.

-Why's he got that junkie look then?
-He's a different kind of hungry.

He's hungry 'cause he ain't
got food to eat.

You pay some now.

No, that's not how it works.

I pay you when I leave.

You don't tell no one we're here.

Yeah? No one.

Now, do you get that?

-Yes.
-Okay, good.

Go.

Go get a tea or somethin', man.

How we gonna
tell the customers the shop's open?

Don't worry about that.

-Don't worry?
-No.

Don't worry about that.

Fuckin' knobheads!

Go back home, you fuckin' pussy! Cunts!

The joke is it'll be them lot
lining up to get their food tonight.

That's a funny thing?

-Where's the toilet in this place?
- Downstairs, man.

So sorry.

Just heard a noise.

Man had an undy at that stall there,

then the youts clocked him in the station.

So where is he now?

Obviously, man had a little chat
with him, innit, bruv.

Make sure none of these lot
are holding anything, you know.

Yeah, I spoke to them already,

but we're gonna have
a problem when the food comes in.

There's already an issue with that.

My man wants a deposit. Ten bags.

And?

And I want you to get it.

What?

Bro, you need to start fuckin'
pullin' your weight.

What you sayin'? I don't
pull my fuckin' weight round here?

Dris, I need ten bags.
I don't care how you get it.

- Bruv, what the fuck's his problem?
-Shut your fuckin' mouth, man.

Flash prick, you know.

The fuck you let him
talk to you like that?

- Comin' in!

Bruv, what's wrong with you? Get out, man.

-You can't see man's in the bath?
-I got my history essay back, you know.

Miss said one of the best in the class.
I might study history at uni, you know.

But not if, like,
the record deal comes in,

'cause being a recording artist
is way better than doing history.

It's less boring.
Do you know about the Reformation?

Bro, I need some privacy. You get me?

Yeah, my history essay was about
the Reformation and King Henry VIII.

King Henry VIII was some fat guy.
Yeah, he had, like, six wives.

Chopped off all their heads.

Miss said one of the best in the class.
Even better than Ats's.

Wait, why are you telling me all of this?

'Cause you like it
when I do somethin' good.

Stefan, what have you done?

Nothin'.

Stef, you know better
than to tell me lies, innit?

Me and Ats...

We missed school.

So that's what the school
was calling me about today.

I never even picked up.

Ats's mum got kicked out of her job.

And Immigration came by the yard,

saying that she not allowed to be
in the country no more.

So what's that got to do
with you missing school?

So we decided to make a business plan,
me and Ats.

So she can have extra Ps.
Pay for the rent and stuff.

So, we decided to sell burgers
to the kids in school.

-Burgers?
-Yeah, for a pound each.

Listen, just make sure
you don't miss school again.

And make sure you catch up with all
the lessons that you missed today, yeah?

Ay, ay, ay.

-Who's Tilly?
-Nothing, man! Hurry up and get out.

-Get out.
-Ay, what?

Hurry up, man!

Hello?

Who's this?

I said, who's this?

You like your dinner?

I got something for you.

For me? You've got something for me?

Close your eyes.

What are you doing?

Close your eyes. It'll be a surprise.

Okay.

Okay. You can open them now.

What is this?

It's money.

I know it's money.
Where did you get it?

Me and Stef, we sold burgers.

We made burgers and sold 'em.
This is the profit.

I thought it would make you happy.

Listen, you know you never have to worry.

I'll always be here for you.

-You know that?
-I know.

- Wah gwaan.
- You all right?

-Wah gwaan.
-Dris told me I had to get him ten bags.

Said it was for you.

-So you got the ten bags, yeah?
- No, not on me.

But she knows where to get it.

There's this woman
and she lives in the borough,

but, like, not Summerhouse,
down near the Common.

And this woman has a lot of money.

-And?
-She's got a lotta tom.

Keeps it in the house.

And guess what?
She ain't even in the house now.

She's in her other house
in the south of France.

Who else lives in her yard?

Just the daughter, innit.
But she's with her in France.

-No husband?
-Nah.

She got rid of him last year.

He weren't pullin' his weight,
economically speaking.

Well, obviously, the house
is gonna be belled up by now, innit?

Nah, man. This woman is so clueless
when it comes to anything practical.

She can't even work a dishwasher or a TV.

She kept trippin' the alarm,
so she don't use it no more.

By the door,
there's, like, a stone hedgehog,

some, like, ornament ting.

Keys are underneath.

You wouldn't even have to break in.

For real, yeah?

-Yeah, man.
-Pound.

How do you lot know her?

Shelley, innit.

She does the woman's shellacs
and beauty treatments.

Aight, man.

Cool.

- It's like that, yeah?
-Mm-hmm.

No cup of tea, nothin'.

Fuck's sake.

All right, Dris.

Yo.

Bruv, get a car
and come and pick me up, yeah?

You know what?

I've never burgled a house before,
you know?

Anyone comes, make sure you text me, yeah?

You're good, fam.

Nah.

My brain can't handle any more Chaucer.

Come over to mine,
and we can do it together.

Yeah, and then we can watch a movie.

No, I promise we won't get caught.

If you stay over,
we can tidy up in the morning.

Yes, you know what, I will.
I'll just invite everyone else.

Yeah, then we can watch a movie.

If you bring the popcorn and drinks,
'cause my mum's away.

I think there's someone in the house.

I'm calling the police!

Bruv, didn't I tell you
to fuckin' text me or s--

Yo.

Yo! Yo, fam!

Dris!

Fuck!

Fam, come on.

Come on, brother.

Fuck.

Fuck's sake.

Shit.

Now they're gonna know
the food's here, fam.

Big man ting.

Oi. Oi, bro. Save some for me, bro.

Go on. Light, light, light.

-Yo, what are you man doing?
- Quick, bruv.

Oh, shit.

I swear, I'll knock
one of you fuckers out.

-Why are you doing that to me?

You fuckin' idiot.

You little shit!

Aight, aight, it's cool!
Aight, you man--

Hello. Yeah, I'm here to see someone.

-They said I should be here.
-What's the name?

Tilly. Tilly Peters.

The doctor's in with Tilly Peters now.

I think he's just finishing up.
Just be a minute.

Would you like to take a seat?

There she is.

Thank you.

Who are you?

I'm Tilly's dad.

She suffered brain damage.

See, you look at her.

They said they don't know how bad it is.

She's my child.

She's all I've got.

I don't know anything about you.

I don't want to know anything
about you either.

I'm glad you've seen her, just so maybe
you'll know what happens to people.

To flesh and blood. Innocent people.

Just because you and your friends
wanna make some easy money.

Don't come back.

Thanks, mate.

Been proper hard on you, innit?

Yeah.

Hey, listen. See, when man was in jail,
and that, and you were shouting me,

mad respect for that.

I've got you, bro.
Just like how you've always had me, man.

How's your mum?

She died.

She--

What?

She died.

What do you mean, she died?

Bro? You didn't tell me that.

Just didn't think you would wanna know.

What the fuck, man? What happened?

How'd she die?

Well, her and this fella, they went out.

It started raining. They got cold
and came home and put the oven on.

-The oven?
-Yeah.

And what happened?

To get warm, innit.

Jase, you're fuckin' losin' me here, bro.

If they were cold,
why didn't they put the fire on?

Can't. The fire was electric
and the oven was gas.

And the electric was cut.

And the oven was on.

No, the gas was off. No.

Never mind. Fuck that.
What happened to your mum?

Well, they put the oven on
to warm their feet,

but obviously, they got high.

And they fell asleep,
and their feet got burnt.

And that's how she died? Like that?

No, she didn't die till later.

Basically, she got a septic in her foot,
or somethin' like that.

And then she got poison in the blood.

And her foot went all green,
and that's how she died.

But the fella, he's still alive.
I seen him the other day.

He's got an amputated leg,
and he's on crutches.

Fuckin' mad.

Jase, what you're telling me
is fuckin' nuts.

It is what it is.

You ain't got no luck in life, innit?

Look, if you could have anything, yeah,

-what would it be?
-Anything?

If you could do anything,
have anything, what would it be?

I want superpowers, just like Spider-Man.

Fuckin' hell. You're mad.
Not superpowers.

Like, in the real world.
Like, something you could really have.

You know what? To go watch Arsenal play,

'cause they're the best fuckin' team
in the whole Premier League.

-To go and watch Arsenal.
-Yeah.

All right, it's done.

-No.
-Yeah.

Great. Thank you.

When we get back to the ends, I'll...

I'll take you to watch Arsenal.

Yes!

Fuckin' kick some arse, mate.

Aight, go and check on Gem,
see what he needs.

All right.

Hey, listen.

I want frontline seats,
you know, on the touchline.

Next to the manager.

Yeah.

It's all good.

Let's get this.

Watch that.

- That's hit my-- Ugh.
- Shoulda tackled you.

Hey. Watch that.

- Oh, you're lucky.
- That's it, that's it.

Watch that.
Yeah, see that interception? Look.

Don't worry, I'll show you.

Great tackle. Set off.

Set.