What's else going on in here?
It's Curl Friday.
You don't wear rollers in here again.
We're making pottery, it's not bloody hairdressers.
Curl Friday is as old as me, Doug.
Back to your benches now.
If I see another roller in here again, I'll dock your pay.
Peaceful persistent protest.
We're coming with our airing pickle every day until he says he accepts Curl Friday.
I'm sorry, Maude, but it's not fair to keep asking.
I've had enough.
I'm going home.
I did warn you, as from now, all your pay will be docked except Pams.
What now?
I've given all my wages to me mum, she'll go to Spur.
Right, come on then.
We need to get to the phone box now.
If he thinks we're causing a scene, we'll show him a scene.
Hello, BBC Radio, sir.
So I booked you on a Tuesday, was that OK?
It isn't OK because he's docking our pay by half.
He's downright bloody cruel, so I need you there tomorrow.
I've got a lunch break of one.
Thank you, Nigel.
We appreciate it.
Bye.
That's it?
Yes.
You're a famous broad.
Well, the phones have been ringing on the hook with dozens of angry potters who are
signing with the Gladstone Girls.
Gladstone Girls, inspired by a true story.
Coming soon.