SPEAKER_01 begins by saying they will show items set to A.M. and A.T. Later, SPEAKER_02 asks whether the algorithm could be made to strike for the deviant pattern. SPEAKER_01 then explains that the code now runs on multiple pages, and SPEAKER_00 notes that the first page can have more nodes than the second page.

Keywords: items, A.M., A.T., algorithm, deviant pattern

SPEAKER_02 tells Polly to stop ('No, Polly, no!'), mentions that they did cheese maybe three times today, says they can probably walk the town, and says 'We're at school, baby' before correcting to 'School? No, no, no.' SPEAKER_01 responds 'No, yeah.'

Keywords: Polly, cheese, town, school, baby

SPEAKER_00 says thank you, asks someone to come here now, says sorry, 'yeah', and praises them with 'good job'.

Keywords: come here, sorry, good job

SPEAKER_00 tells the listener that the best way to stop crying is to do better. SPEAKER_01 explains that this is because your brain gets better, and SPEAKER_00 agrees that the child did that because their brain gets better.

Keywords: crying, stop, better, brain, water

A child is urged to get ready for bed. SPEAKER_01 says they need to get them ready and are not stopping. SPEAKER_02 tells the child to get up and not lie down. Several rules are recited: rule number one is no headband, rule number two is no glasses or headband, and rule number three is headband is fine. A child makes playful comments about sliding over Mommy…

Keywords: bed, headband, glasses, rules, teeth

Romy and other children ask why 'he' is saying 'come out' and where his bikes are. SPEAKER_02 says they are allowed to go in the toilet and asks not to do something. Romy says they should not go in the toilet even when told to come out. SPEAKER_00 tells Romy not to say that, confirms they can go in the toilet, and offers to bring a drink.

Keywords: come out, bikes, toilet, drink, Romy

SPEAKER_02 says they are going to give someone a power and that they cannot go back to that. SPEAKER_01 says they are not. SPEAKER_02 thinks the best power is the best thing, then SPEAKER_02 and SPEAKER_00 both say they are going to go.

Keywords: power, go back, best thing, going

SPEAKER_00 says they are running 4.0 Strikes but can only see the Scotch screen operating system. SPEAKER_01 responds that if anything needs to be assessed directly on the computer, they are running 4.0 Strikes.

Keywords: 4.0 Strikes, Scotch screen operating system, computer, assess

SPEAKER_01 asks SPEAKER_00 if they are doing okay. SPEAKER_02 says they have some and will be one second. SPEAKER_01 explains that only certain ones are okay, and SPEAKER_00 says these ones are allowed in the tree. SPEAKER_02 gives permission, and SPEAKER_00 says they are coming.

Keywords: tree, allowed, okay, coming, ones

SPEAKER_01 says they are going to look in the office for something, and SPEAKER_02 acknowledges. Later, someone says 'Don't cry,' SPEAKER_01 says 'I won't,' and SPEAKER_00 explains they don't need the other person to.

Keywords: office, look, cry, comfort

The group discusses a game or contest where one player made it trickier by bouncing on one. They talk about who will win, guessing, the next player needing to pull, and potential mess if things go everywhere.

Keywords: game, win, guessing, pull, rules

SPEAKER_00 says 'It's your turn,' SPEAKER_02 acknowledges, and then asks if someone can go down there. SPEAKER_01 responds that they are upstairs and not to worry.

Keywords: turn, upstairs, downstairs, going down

SPEAKER_02 mentions having a mild hangover, says they are in the car, and repeatedly says 'I'm taking a life support.' SPEAKER_01 and SPEAKER_00 repeat the phrase, suggesting an inside joke or shared reference.

Keywords: hangover, car, life support, red dew

SPEAKER_00 and SPEAKER_01 both say they are really happy with how it turned out, expressing shared satisfaction.

Keywords: happy, turned out, satisfaction

SPEAKER_00 says they are going to look for something in the garage and then walk to their car. SPEAKER_02 responds with a timing request of three or ten seconds.

Keywords: garage, car, seconds, timing

SPEAKER_01 mentions that 'she' was checking how much water was in the car and that SPEAKER_01 did not realise the car was left open, apologising for it.

Keywords: car, water, open, apology

SPEAKER_00 asks whether someone's hair transplant is still all right. SPEAKER_01 and SPEAKER_02 respond, with SPEAKER_02 saying they are okay and not bad at all.

Keywords: hair transplant, okay, feeling, health

People in the household greet each other after not realising someone had arrived. SPEAKER_01 goes upstairs to use the toilet, SPEAKER_02 says they are hungry and will call Mummy from upstairs, and SPEAKER_03 says they will send Mummy a message. SPEAKER_00 checks that everyone is okay.

Keywords: greeting, hungry, toilet, mummy, message

SPEAKER_01 and SPEAKER_04 discuss a deterrent placed on a car to make it look as though someone is inside, to discourage theft. They talk about whether it looks like a mask and whether police would be scared. SPEAKER_03 says Mummy is not going to park there for now, and SPEAKER_00 says they will wait.

Keywords: car, theft deterrent, mask, parking, police

The children and adults sing and play with words while nearly home. One child asks for kisses, then begins singing an ABCD song. SPEAKER_02 sings a version that includes Turkish letters and says it is the Turkish ABCD. There is a brief exchange about an item the child wants, and they decide not to look at it because they are nearly home.

Keywords: ABCD, Turkish alphabet, singing, nearly home

SPEAKER_02 wonders where Pinky is and says Pinky must still be at school, worrying that they have forgotten about them. Anna corrects that Pinky is at Dash, explaining that Pinky does the same clubs as her: Jobcraft and Lifka. SPEAKER_03 notes those are part of the same trust, and Anna mentions they have Mini Maziba. The group reacts with surprise and approv…

Keywords: Pinky, Dash, Jobcraft, Lifka, Mini Maziba

After saying goodbye, someone asks the children whether they are both going to mini-musicians. They respond that it is tomorrow. Asked how it was, they say good, and whether they played the guitar. The conversation is brief and ends with more goodbyes.

Keywords: mini-musicians, guitar, tomorrow

As the gate is closing, the adults urge Jessica and Anna to head to the car. Behnam mentions it is a long way to walk home. The conversation turns to Anna's wish to walk to school, and Jessica has also asked. Behnam notes it is the same distance but they would need to leave at 7:30. SPEAKER_01 says she cannot walk back home because she has to go straight to …

Keywords: walk to school, 7:30, distance, goodbyes, gate closing

SPEAKER_01 describes how she drove straight home and was productive: putting on laundry, cleaning the kitchen, washing dishes, and tidying upstairs. SPEAKER_03 says that was his plan too, leaving at five to get home by quarter past for 20 minutes of tidying. SPEAKER_01 then mentions that Marshall has been doing the same for a couple of months, coming home 30…

Keywords: cleaning, laundry, Marshall, after-work routine, tidying

Behnam mentions that traffic was bad after setting off at five. SPEAKER_00 explains that when the child has clubs from 3:30 to 4:30, there is no point picking her up at 5 because she does not want to leave. In the past, SPEAKER_00 sometimes had to leave and come back because the child was screaming or crying, and eventually arranged to return at 6:30. They d…

Keywords: school gate, walking alone, grammar correction, Jessica, traffic

SPEAKER_01 says they thought they would be at school by about 20 past. SPEAKER_00 and SPEAKER_01 discuss uncertainty about food and the option to order something, without knowing exactly what.

Keywords: school, arrival time, food, order

SPEAKER_02 and SPEAKER_00 discuss the problem of using a second phone, including the need to charge two phones and enable sharing, and SPEAKER_00's difficulty typing on the other phone.

Keywords: second phone, charging, sharing, typing

SPEAKER_00 asks whether a device will fit the newest generation iPad Pro.

Keywords: device, iPad Pro, fit, compatibility

SPEAKER_01 mentions a stable car phone vent holder. SPEAKER_00 and SPEAKER_01 discuss the drawbacks of using a second phone, such as needing to charge two devices and turn on sharing, and mention that the Android phone has a bigger screen but is harder to type on.

Keywords: car phone holder, second phone, charging, Android, sharing

An unnamed speaker tells a short anecdote about a woman who drives a Coup De Ville, mentions her hard drive still being there, and quotes her saying she doesn't know about the others.

Keywords: Coup De Ville, hard drive, anecdote

SPEAKER_00 says they feel low on energy and plan to drive home, explains a workaround for making voice notes while using CarPlay, and promises to send a picture. SPEAKER_03 reacts to the picture and they both admire it.

Keywords: voice notes, CarPlay, phone, drive home, picture

SPEAKER_00 asks the other person whether they will stay there or need a lift again, in order to plan accordingly.

Keywords: lift, stay, plans

Behnam provides detailed training on the new point-of-sale (till) system. He explains how to add a customer, use categories and search, adjust quantities and prices, create saved orders, print orders, and run daily totals with the Z key. They also discuss reports, login procedures, and opening the system via Chrome after shutting down.

Keywords: till, point of sale, customer, order, categories

SPEAKER_02 asks if something is bleach, SPEAKER_01 says not washing-up liquid, and they call for Thomas. SPEAKER_01 then mentions needing to go and asks if anyone is coming for the till.

Keywords: bleach, washing up liquid, Thomas, Alexa, till

SPEAKER_02 mentions they thought they were going to talk to someone's sister last week. There is a repeated phrase 'we have to do it in time' involving multiple speakers, and a mention of Matt. The exact subject is not fully clear.

Keywords: sister, talk, Matt, time

The team decides to cash up and leave soon. They note that the till has already been closed. There is discussion about Raf being gone but returning in 20 minutes, and Shota possibly taking something in his bag. Also, a cheese order for tomorrow may not be possible.

Keywords: cash up, close, Raf, Shota, bag

The group discusses a woman who is 15 weeks pregnant and has just found out. They talk about clothes and items being bought early, a possible baby shower, personalised dummies, and whether to visit her. There are jokes about her rapid progress and school planning.

Keywords: pregnant, clothes, baby shower, 15 weeks, personalised dummies

Someone mentions that a person takes his kids' phones to Cash Converters. They comment that it's terrible, and he initially denied it but later admitted doing it once.

Keywords: kids, phones, Cash Converters, terrible, once

The group looks at a system dashboard that is still showing old data. They discuss rearranging the dashboard and checking on a person named Taylor, possibly related to her safety or location. They decide to continue monitoring her.

Keywords: dashboard, old ones, rearrange, Taylor, safe runner

SPEAKER_02 tells an anecdote about a guy who apparently said something contradictory, and others join in with jokes about his behavior, including being single and laughing. There is also a short exchange about pointing and ranting, possibly related to a system.

Keywords: guy, dance, single, laughing, point

Behnam demonstrates how to view multiple contact numbers for a customer, using Peggy's Richmond as an example. He explains that there is a main phone number and additional contacts can be stored for each customer.

Keywords: customer, contacts, phone number, multiple numbers, Ocado

Behnam and colleagues discuss a van that has an intermittent starting issue. The van was bought already damaged. They consider whether it's the key or the ignition barrel. A key man later checks the key and says it's fine, leading to the conclusion that the ignition barrel is likely at fault. One person is not confident about repairing it and may need to wat…

Keywords: van, crash, ignition, key, ignition barrel

Behnam shows someone how to create an order for a customer using the system's recommended order list based on previous purchases. He explains that clicking an item adds it, you can change quantities, and you can also view previous orders.

Keywords: create order, recommended order, order history, R4, quantity

Behnam takes a phone call about sending something in and sorting it out today. He explains that John would bring it but the van is broken, and the replacement van is also broken. He suggests Chuti can take the van when he returns, and that borrowing a van would be even better.

Keywords: sending it in, sort it out today, van broken, replacement van, Chuti

SPEAKER_03 and others discuss a customer's payment history, noting that he paid bills in the old system and made a card payment for a collection in the new system. There is a cross/flag on the account, but they expect it to balance out.

Keywords: cash store, bills, old system, new system, collection

Behnam and colleagues discuss the setup of a thick-gauge charging cable for a hybrid car, noting that it reduces charging time from four to five hours to about an hour. The conversation shifts to the upcoming road bill system that replaces road tax, calculating costs for electric versus hybrid vehicles based on miles driven.

Keywords: charging cable, 13-amp plug, extension cord, hybrid car, electric car

A fragmented exchange involving several practical topics: someone at Leeds, getting the rest of the money for today, sorting out a freezer, a matter to sort out at the pub, a mention of a cop, and whether a car is suitable.

Keywords: Leeds, money, freezer, pub, cop

One person shows another how to open a product in the admin area by double-clicking and then clicking edit, scrolling down to the supplier section. They note that multiple suppliers can be added for each product. Someone comments that the current system is too small for a new system.

Keywords: admin products, edit, suppliers, multiple suppliers, new system

A short phone call in which the speaker mentions not having pizza sauce for about two to three weeks, then thanks the other person and says goodbye.

Keywords: pizza sauce, two weeks, three weeks

A customer places an order. They discuss a 'slice', add three chips, one diced chicken, and two boxes. The price for part of the order is £90 and the total comes to about £400. Payment is by cash or card, and the staff say goodbye.

Keywords: slice, chips, diced chicken, two boxes, £90