The transmission opens to show a view of the inside of a rather old-fashioned naval style English pub. There's a cheerful looking girl with curly hair behind the bar and she's upside down. ...She hasn't really worked out the tablets yet.
"Hello, captive audience. Literally." She laughs, looking pleased at her own wit. "My name is Annie Sawyer, and
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"And yep, I am. Well, a bit. Is it obvious?"
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"Nah, just haven't 'eard you 'round here yet. I'm Rose Tyler. When you from?"
Because the when is more important than the where. She can sort of place the where by the accent anyway.
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"2009. And you?"
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So here, have a tall, skinny, scruffy fella who looks like he may fall on his knees and weep at the glorious homeyness of the space. He manages to contain himself and casually walks up to the bar, prepared to blow many credits in the name of drunkenness.
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"Gooood afternoon there sir, the usual?"
...yes.
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"Certainly, love," he replied with a grin. "S'pecially if a pint of bitter constitutes 'the usual' around here."
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"You don't happen to know which one the bitter is, do you?"
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