Ladies and gentlemen, may I have your attention, please? Are your nostrils a-quiver and tingling as well at the delicate, luscious arose you smell? Yes, they are, I can tell. Well, ladies and gentlemen, that aroma enriching the breeze is like nothing compared to its succulent source, so call me some mum, you will tell you, of course. Ladies and gentlemen, you can imagine the rapturing storm just inside of this door. There, you'll sample Mrs Lovett's meat pies, savoury and sweet pies, as you'll see. You who eat pies, Mrs Lovett's meat pies, conjure up the treat, as your meat pies used to be. Over here, boy, how about some ham? Let me help you, mother. Right away. Do we have some service? Well, we're here for the best. What about the rumpets, ladies and gentlemen? Toby? Coming. Use me. Ales out. Right, mum. Quick, now. Right, that's good. Nice to see you, dearie. How have you been keeping? Call me bones, it's weary, Toby. One for the gentleman here, the birdie's cheeping. Helps to keep it cheery, Toby. Throw the old woman out. Right, that's good. What's your pleasure, dearie? No, we don't cut slices. Call me eyes is bleary, Toby. None for the gentleman, I could up me prices. I'm a little leery. Business couldn't be better, though. Right, that's good. Knock on wood. Psst, excuse me. Psst, dear, see to the customers. Psst, yes. Quick, though, the trade is brisk. But it's six o'clock. So it's six o'clock. It was due to arrive at a quarter to five, and it's six o'clock. And it's probably already down the block. It'll be here at two. I've been waiting all day. Have a drink or a beer. Don't worry. Well, it should have been here by now. Hot pies. Will you wait? There comes. You'll come back when it comes. Customers truly are getting unruly. And what's your pleasure, dearie? What? I bet you're flocking. Just me and a smeary, Toby. Run for the gentleman. Don't you love the garden? Always makes me teary. Must be one of them foreigners. God, that's good. That is delicious. What's my secret? Frankly, dear, forgive my candour. Family secret. All to do with herbs. Things like bean. Careful with your coriander. That's what makes the gravy grander. More hot pies. More hot. More pies. Psst, excuse me. Psst, dear, see to the customers. Psst, what now? Oh, love, quick. Though the trade is brisk. But it's here. It's where? Coming up the stair. I'll get rid of this lot as they're still pretty hot. And I'll be there. It's bound to be opened, or don't you care? No, I'll leave there in tears. Well, we have to prepare. They'll never be sold if I let them get cold. Oh, and incidentally, dearie, you know Mrs. Mooney. Sales have been so dreary, Toby. Poor thing is penniless. What about that loony? Looking sort of beery. Oh, well, gotta come up and some. That'll be three pounds. And what? That's good. Sounds. Delicious. Ever-tasting. Smell such. Oh, my God. What? What else? I's good. Ooh. Ooh. Is that a chair fit for a king? Oh, wonderful. It's gorgeous. And most particular chair. It's gorgeous. You tell me, where is there a seat can half? It's perfect. There is this particular thing. It's gorgeous. I have a few minor adjustments. Make your few minor adjustments. Tonight, they'll take. You take your time. I'll go see to the customers. I'll call you. I have another friend. Is that a pie fit for a king? Oh, wonderful. It's gorgeous. And most particular chair. It's gorgeous. You'll see, mum, why there is no meat pie can. It's perfect. With this delectable pie. It's gorgeous. The crust all velvety and wavy. The crust all velvety and wavy. That glaze. That glaze. Those crisps. Those crisps. And now to taste. And now to taste. This list of barber chairs. This list of barber chairs. It's time. It's time. It's time. Psst. Psst. Excuse me. Psst. Dear, see to the customers. Psst. All set, love. Quick, now. I am ready to pound the floor. Yes, tall man. I know you're ready to go. When I pound the floor. You sound read. You should tell me I'm ready. I just want to be sure. When you pound the floor. I'll be waiting my lover while we're underere. When I'm certain that you're in place, I'll pound three times. And then you. Three times. That's two. Three times. And then you. Three times. Three. If you. Exactly. More height. Height. More height. More height. More height. More height. More height. More height. More height. More height. More height. More height. More height. More. Height. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. Height. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. More. Height. Apply Height. More. Height.