Now look... Oh, break sure it's you. I've just been informed that you have arbitrarily terminated the employment of brother Jimson in the print room. Is this true, Rodsley? Yes, sir. Without I might add any consultation whatsoever with either the convener, the joint shopstewer's committee or myself. Why was this man dismissed, Rodgers? He was dead, sir. LAUGHTER Dead. Yes, he was found dead at his machine. How did he die? Peacefully in his sleep. LAUGHTER I have the death certificate here. Well, I really can't see the problem. I mean, if Jameson's dead, then we're... Not officially. LAUGHTER Look, it quite categorically states in the working practice manual, death shall be deemed rather curred when and only when Riga Mawis takes place. I thought we'd agreed on brain death. I know, if you remember, so the union felt the brain death might prejudice the status of their living members. LAUGHTER So how did this man die? Brother Jameson became subject to involuntary immobilisation. Look, about 18 weeks ago. 18 weeks ago? Riga Mawis must have set him by now. Well, it hasn't. No, sir. Mr Briggs Shaw had the body strapped to one of the central heating radiators. LAUGHTER Briggs Shaw, safety reasons, Amaphid. I could not allow my members to take the risk of slipping in the ooze that was emanating from my members. Oh, my God, the body must be absent. Oh, and that's another thing. We'll need complete sets of breathing apparatus in the courtroom. New air conditioning, and I would suggest triple wages for Briggs, Jameson, who throughout this difficult period, has been available for work on a three-shift basis. LAUGHTER LAUGHTER No, I... LAUGHTER Just one more. I, O.K., just one more job. Look, I'm straight now. All that's behind me. I've got to think about family. I'd be so ashamed if it's just one more job. You don't have to get involved. No real recognising. Just look upon it as... Open our old friend, is that? All you've got to do is drive. LAUGHTER LAUGHTER LAUGHTER LAUGHTER Radioých