— He can’t be anny worse than the dozy cunts that’ve been runnin’ it up to now. — True. Although – did yeh see the ad, did yeh? — I did, yeah. — So. You’ve your man arrivin’ at the lighthouse. — In the pissin’ rain, yeah. — To change the light bulb. — An’ he manages it all righ’. — It’s comfortin’ tha’, isn’t it? Tha’ the new boss o’ the bank can change a bulb. — An’ he turns on the light as well, don’t forget. — Fair enough – it’s a busy day. — An’ the voice is goin’, ‘We recognise tha’ for the last few years the waters have been particularly stormy.’ — Un-fuckin’-believable. — An’ this bit. ‘That’s why we want – an’ need – to renew our commitment to look ou’ for you.’ — You know it off by heart. — I fuckin’ do. — But did you notice his bike? — Wha’? — When he’s inside in the lighthouse lookin’ ou’ for us, his bike’s outside. Parked against the wall, like. — Yeah – okay.
