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CHItwenty clock .
MOTtwenty o'clock ?
MOT*MOT: there's no twenty o'clock .
MOTit's either eight o'clock or it's twenty hundred hours .
MOTI don't think it's going as late as that .
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CHImmhm .
MOTright .
MOT*MOT: there's two carriages .
MOTshe'd better have a traveling companion ,, hadn't she ?
MOTdo what Grandma says .
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CHIit's gone on its rounds .
MOTright .
MOT*MOT: there's the lady's cup of tea .
MOTand this is your coffee .
MOTdo you want some sugar ?
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MOTone # is quite sufficient .
MOTthere you are sir .
MOT*MOT: there's your cup of coffee .
MOTand here's madam's cup of tea .
MOTwould you like anything to eat with it ?
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MOTright .
MOTnow .
MOT*MOT: there's a little matter of payment [/] payment for this ,, isn't there ?
MOThow much is it all going to cost ?
CHIeating my cake .
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MOTit is .
MOTbut I'm very sorry .
MOT*MOT: there's a delay .
MOTthe train's stopped before it's entered the station so you'll have to wait until we're ready for you .
MOToh dear .
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MOToh: .
MOTI am glad that lady's got out ?
MOT*MOT: there's a lot more room in this carriage now .
MOTis that what she's saying ?
MOTwhere's this lady going ?
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MOTwell firemen don't usually extend their ladders ,, do they ?
CHIwhy not ?
MOT*MOT: unless there's an accident .
MOTare they on a training run ?
CHIyeah .
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MOTagain .
CHIhe's going to xxx .
MOT*MOT: so there's not much point in him lifting it out ,, is there if he's just going to drop it back in again ?
CHIhe got wet .
MOTwouldn't it be better to take it back to the garage so the engine can be dried out .