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12/04/2010

Jazzer's milk round turns sour, and Tony tries playing Cupid.

Pat and Tony discuss Brenda's recent job application. Pat's worried that it will put a strain on Brenda and Tom's relationship, but Tony assures her that they are a strong couple. Tony mentions that he met Kirsty's friend, Patrick, and invited him to look at the wetland system. Pat quickly picks up on his ulterior motive, and warns him not to attempt matchmaking his daughter in an attempt to put an end to her plans for motherhood

Jazzer is unimpressed when he is forced to take Harry out on three milk rounds this week. Harry is keen, asking intelligent questions and coming up with suggestions like improving the website and running a blog. But Jazzer finds his new colleague deeply irritating.

When they get to the Bull, Jazzer is quick to send Harry on another delivery to keep him out of Fallon's way. Jazzer complains to Fallon that Harry is too keen for his own good, but he's got a plan to bring him down. He intends to put him in the path of Mrs Baker and her snappy terrier tomorrow. Maybe then he'll give the bright ideas a rest.

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