Saturday Night and Sunday Morning1960

Arthur Seaton:
I thought I'd come and see you, I'm a bit worried about something.

Aunt Ada:
Why, what would a good-looking chap like you have to worry about?

Arthur Seaton:
It's not that I'm worried Aunt Ada, I never worry - you know that. But it's this mate of mine at work, he's got this woman in trouble and he don't know what to do about it.

Aunt Ada:
That's a daft thing to do, couldn't he have been a bit more careful? Well he'll just have to face the music like our Dave did.

Arthur Seaton:
But isn't there something that could be done, I mean sometimes people get rid of it by taking things don't they?

Aunt Ada:
What do you know about that?

Arthur Seaton:
I read about it in Sunday papers.