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ROSS: My name is Dominic- I am a time banker and I work here at The Royal Bank of Big Ben. Customers commonly refer to me as Dominic, Sir, Mr, monsieur, (sarcastically) "the time wanker" or just- Dom (pointing at name tag). And I sit here at booth Number 7 from 9 in the morning till 5 at night serving on average 4 customers a day, handing out at least 3 minutes to every 1 customer that steps through 1 of the 3 doors we have at this bank. (He presses a button and over the speakers we hear: "Cashier number 7 please"- like they do at Argos) CASHIER NUMBER 7 PLEASE David walks in ROSS: Please take a seat sir. How are you doing today? DAVID: Well the thing is... I'm... (on verge of a breakdown) I'm... sorry. ROSS: What is this Sir? (illustrating watch) DAVID: erm... it's a watch. ROSS: It's the time- and I don't have much of it. So please get a move on. DAVID: Ok. Well the thing is, I'm dying. The doctors have only given me three weeks to live and I desperately wanted to say goodbye to my two sisters out in Australia. I don't think I'll have enough time. I'm begging you- please, give me an extra week or so. That's all I need. ROSS: Darling, we are all dying. Just some sooner than others. That's how the cookie crumbles. CASHIER NUMBER 7 PLEASE Aidan walks in (as homeless man) AIDAN: Hello there sir. I just am after a bit of help really. Well just a bit of time... When I say time, I mean with people, you see. Do you offer interest? ROSS: I tell you what I'll give you. Here is one minute to get you and that disgusting smell away from my breathing space. Good day. CASHIER NUMBER 7 PLEASE Jess walks slowly- elderly across the stage. Sick of waiting, Ross picks up both chairs and walks towards her before sitting the chairs where she stands, pushing Jess onto the seat. ROSS: Hello there madam. Unfortunately I can't give either of us back that ten seconds you have just wasted but what can I do for you today? JESS: I have two children. From my former husband. He passed away at Christmas. I am now with a younger man. He treats me well BUT *there's a catch*. He wants children. And my ovaries.. well they can't fight on for much longer you see...

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ROSS: My name is Dominic- I am a time banker and I work here at The Royal Bank of Big Ben. Customers commonly refer to me as Dominic, Sir, Mr, monsieur, (sarcastically) "the time wanker" or just- Dom (pointing at name tag). And I sit here at booth Number 7 from 9 in the morning till 5 at night serving on average 4 customers a day, handing out at least 3 minutes to every 1 customer that steps through 1 of the 3 doors we have at this bank. (He presses a button and over the speakers we hear: "Cashier number 7 please"- like they do at Argos)

CASHIER NUMBER 7 PLEASE

David walks inROSS: Please take a seat sir. How are you doing today?DAVID: Well the thing is... I'm... (on verge of a breakdown) I'm... sorry.ROSS: What is this Sir? (illustrating watch)DAVID: erm... it's a watch.ROSS: It's the time- and I don't have much of it. So please get a move on. DAVID: Ok. Well the thing is, I'm dying. The doctors have only given me three weeks to live and I desperately wanted to say goodbye to my two sisters out in Australia. I don't think I'll have enough time. I'm begging you- please, give me an extra week or so. That's all I need. ROSS: Darling, we are all dying. Just some sooner than others. That's how the cookie crumbles.

CASHIER NUMBER 7 PLEASE

Aidan walks in (as homeless man)AIDAN: Hello there sir. I just am after a bit of help really. Well just a bit of time... When I say time, I mean with people, you see. Do you offer interest?ROSS: I tell you what I'll give you. Here is one minute to get you and that disgusting smell away from my breathing space. Good day.

CASHIER NUMBER 7 PLEASE

Jess walks slowly- elderly across the stage. Sick of waiting, Ross picks up both chairs and walks towards her before sitting the chairs where she stands, pushing Jess onto the seat.ROSS: Hello there madam. Unfortunately I can't give either of us back that ten seconds you have just wasted but what can I do for you today?JESS: I have two children. From my former husband. He passed away at Christmas. I am now with a younger man. He treats me well BUT *there's a catch*. He wants children. And my ovaries.. well they can't fight on for much longer you see...ROSS: (giggles before pressing his buzzer)

CASHIER NUMBER 7 PLEASE

Connor walks in (as puppet master- as if there's some rivalry/tension between the two)ROSS: Oh, it's you. I did wonder when you would come knocking.CONNOR: You can't save anyone. Handing out time like it's yours to give. Who was the last person you actually gave time to?ROSS: Well certainly not you.CONNOR: You said it yourself once before. ROSS: I said what?CONNOR: Time can't be spent.ROSS: It can only be squandered. That was you. You had control of me. From all that I saw,and everywhere I wandered, I learned that time cannot be spent, It only can be squandered.