1: Evening!
2: Oh, hi.
1: Just coming over to the buffet for some crisps. Chips and dips. [Silly voice] Aargh, I've got a dip problem, help me!
2: Ha ha, quite.
1: Oh, hello! Bit of carrot, there. Healthy option. Good man.
2: Yes, yes. [Pause] So, are you friends with Lucy?
1: Lucy, yep, that's the one. Known her since she was at Turner, Turner & Turner. [Another comedy voice] Many mooooons ago! Sorry, I'm John.
2: Oh, yes. Alvin.
1: Alvin. Put it there! If you don't I'll only be at the crisps again [Light slap] Ooh! Slap hands!
2: Yes. Yes. Well, it was nice to meet you, errm John, I'll just be nipping -
1: You got any children, Alvin?
2: Hmm? Erm, no, not me. [Beat] Do - do you?
1: Oh yes! A bonny young girl, Gemma. Look, I've got a photo.
2: Yes. Very nice.
1: Yes. And this is a photo of me with Gemma on the day she was born. To prove it.
2: Erm...good.
1: I mean, it's hard to tell it's her, because she's only 40 minutes old, but you can sort of see with the nose.
2: Riii-iight.
1: So, what are you driving these days, Alvin?
2: These days? That's a strange...A Prius.
1: Good motor. I've got a Jag. An old XJ6 - bit clunky, but reliable as all hell.
2: That's nice to - oh, you've got a photo of that as well.
1: Course. And the MOT log book, look.
2: Yes. Well, it's been very -
1: All the services, it's all here. Proof. That's my signature.
2: That's fine, I do believe you.
1: That *is* my signature. I can - hang on, I'll grab that napkin and...there you go. Find a difference. Go on, find one! Can you?
2: Not really, no.
1: No. Bloody well can't. My signature, that is. My car; my daughter. But I came here by bike tonight, 'cause I knew I might have a beer. I only live in Baldon Street.
2: Do you really? Well I never. Well, I must be getting back to, err...
1: It's got my postcode on, the bike. I didn't nick it. Here, hang on, hold this.
2: What are you doing?
1: I'm trying to find my ultraviolet torch, then you can come out and see the postcode on my bike.
2: I don't want to!
1: No, just to clear it up, though, beyond any doubt.
2: I believe everything you're telling me, John, why wouldn't I?
1: Alright, Alvin, no need to get upset.
2: I believe you, and, what's more, John, I don't care! Now, go away!
1: That's charming, that is. I was just trying to be friendly.
2: I don't need proof of who you are, I just want proof that you're going to f**k off.
1: [Tearful] Right, well, if that's how you want it, I'll go.
2: Good!
1: Leave the party. I know when I'm being as burden. Go. Sling my hook. Go back to Benton Street.
2: You said Baldon Street!
1: [Thick Russian accent] Damn!
2: Control, come in! We have a code 724, repeat 724. I've apprehended Androvic!
1: [Accent] Tricked by your devious cunning, curse you, capitalist filth.
[Door slams. There is a lady's scream, and the sound of massed marching boots]
2: That's right, boys, take him away.
1: [Accent] Before I go, I have one question.
2: Yes, Androvic, you murderous swine?
1: [Accent] Can I take the crisps? They're really nice.