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Hi, I'm Rob and this is Helen.
Hello.
Now, come on, Helen, we've got no time to waste.
This jumble sale is nearly finished and we haven't got any bargains yet.
Yes, all I've bought is an old teddy bear and a hat with a hole in it.
A jumble sale is a great place to pick up some second hand goot, but make sure they're things you want.
So what are you looking for, Rob?
Well, some antique pots and some vases and then I can sell it to someone else and I'll be quids in.
What?
Quids in Quidditch.
What a strange saying.
Well, it means I'll be in profit or I will have made or saved some money through some kind of financial transaction.
I like the sound of that.
But did you say squids in like the creature in the sea, a squid?
No, nothing like that, Helen.
The word is quids.
It's a slang word for pounds.