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It's the hottest day in seven years.
A cloudless sky, and yet it will rain.
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- Mom, we have to go.
- What time is it?
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- Take your toothbrush out first.
- What time is it?
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- Nine-thirty, Mom.
- What time does the bus leave?
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Ten to ten. In twenty minutes.
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Red.
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- I'm sorry.
- It's okay.
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You promised me, Mom.
I don't want you to get cancer.
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- How do you know what cancer is?
- Internet.
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Oh, Luca.
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Green.
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- Where did I leave the key?
- In the car, Mom.
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- Shit.
- Mom.
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- What is it?
-Don't use bad words.
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I'm sorry.
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Wait.
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Luca, what am I going to do without you?
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You'll be fine, Mom.
It's only for two weeks.
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- Promise?
- Of course.
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- Here you go, young man. A cap.
- Thank you.
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You're welcome...Luca.
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- Where are you going, Luca?
- To my Dad.
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He'll pick me up in Paris
and take me to the Coated Sewer.
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- You're going to the Cote d'Azur.
- To the Cote d'Azur.
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- Right. Know what that means?
- No.
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- The azure-blue coast.
- Wow.
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- That's right. Let's go.
- Azure blue is a very deep blue.
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- Isn't that right, Mom?
- Absolutely.
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Luca, don't forget to catch
that butterfly for me.
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- I promise.
- I love you.
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I love you too.
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- Say hello to Dad.
- I will.
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- Don't smoke or it will start raining.
- I promise.
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So Julius Pass paints portraits
of people without seeing them?
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Correct. He uses his sense of touch,
exploring their features with his hands.
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- Amazing.
- And today his exhibition opens...
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Cappuccino for the gentleman,
fresh orange juice for the lady.
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Very well. Have a good day.
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- Toni, are you crazy?
- I'm sorry, Felix, but I'm late.
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- Can you park it for me?
- Having your period?
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- Please, the key's inside.
- It's the last time. They'll...
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Please.
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Hotel Mira Mare Berlin, Ostrowski.
How can I help you?
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Of course, Mr Rubinstein.
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- Wild boar, service please.
- Caramelized mango for table 26.
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- Has anyone seen Antonia yet?
- No
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In-Room Dining, Zylinski.
How can I help you?
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English breakfast for 406.
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- Suse, have you seen Antonia yet?
- No.
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35 minutes late. Where is she?
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Have you seen Antonia today?
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Must be Groundhog Day.
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That's why a well-managed hotel
should only hire homosexuals.
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Because I can't get children and use
them as an excuse to mess things up.
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- Marcel, I...
- No, Antonia, it's enough.
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After hearing me rave about
my unfulfillable wish for a child...
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you ought to know I can't
accept this drivel. I just can't.
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Okay, you're a single mother
and you work at this hotel. So?
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Does that keep you from getting up,
bringing your son to the bus...
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and showing up for work on time?
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No.
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Heavens, Toni.
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If I had what you had, I'd work
even longer and get up earlier.
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I know, Marcel.
That's why it makes me...
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Yes, I know. That's why it makes
you feel even worse. I know, I know.
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Now for the last time I'll do my duty
as caring gay maitre d'hotel and say:
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Let's forget it.
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- You're the best.
- You'll be fired if it happens again.
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- This is the very last time.
- Thank you.
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And yet you still look
like seven days of rain.
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I wouldn't mind a downpour
to wash the dust off the streets.
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Of course. Now slip out of your
pitifully drab everyday clothes...
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and slip on your fairy tale costume,
Cinderella.
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- Thank you.
- Go on.
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Hey, Antonia.
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- My feet really hurt.
- Hello, Julia.
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- What's the matter with you?
- Nothing, I'm fine.
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- I'm just sweating, that's all.
- You're sweating?
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What are you talking about?
What's the matter? What is it?
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Antonia, come here.
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What's wrong?
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What happened?
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I sweat, and I don't think that's
sweat coming out of your eyes.
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As surely as you menstruate
every month, that's not sweat.
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- You're crazy.
- And you're smiling.
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- Sweetheart, what happened?
- I hate myself for it.
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- It's so ridiculous. It...
- I knew it was about a man.
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- The moment I came in...
- No.
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It's not about a man.
The only man...
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He's not a man, he's my son.
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- Luca?
- Yes, Luca.
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He's in France with his Dad.
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- I can't believe you gave in to her.
- I'm sorry.
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Hello, Director.
Ostrowski, from the reception.
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- Really?
- Yes.
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I'd have been worried to death.
I mean, he's only seven.
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- An independent young man.
- He really is very independent.
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You know, for the first time
in ages I can just feel that I...
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I have...
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What?
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Since Luca's father...
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Since Luca's father?
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- Don't laugh at me.
- I'm not laughing at you. Go on.
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It's been seven years since I...
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- ...last made love.
- I can't believe it
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- Seven years? Really?
- Yes.
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Toni, why didn't you tell me?
That can be arranged.
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- Sweet of you. What can be arranged?
- Dates.
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- I don't have time for such things.
- For such things?
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Listen to you. You also
have to think of yourself.
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- As of now, you'll start doing so.
- Doing what?
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Lightness. Just take things
lightly, and take some risks.
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Let him bring you to bed.
Maybe he'll sing to you.
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Who? Who is going
to sing to me?
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Well, other men.
They really exist. I've seen them.
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But men aren't interested in me.
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A woman with a child
makes men blind to her.
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Antonia, beauty can't be blemished.
And if Luca looks anything like you...
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he must be a gorgeous boy
and not a blemish.
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- I've never looked at it...
- Lightness, Antonia, lightness.
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And now I'm going to shower.
My body is all sticky.
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Bye, Antonia.
Such a beautiful name.
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Much cooler than 'Toni'.
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Thank you.
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Is that her?
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Ms Marin, do you understand
what it's about?
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Mr Zylinski told us he ordered you
to restock the multipurpose wipes.
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- Is that true?
- Yes, Director.
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But when you went to the storeroom,
there were none left.
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- Correct.
- So I asked her to call.
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Mr Zylinski, let Ms Marin continue.
And stop those conspiring glances.
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- Director, it's obvious...
- Give Ms Marin a chance to speak.
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I called our supplier, as we need the
multipurpose wipes for housekeeping.
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- And...
- And no one answered the phone.
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Ms Marin, your effort is laudable,
but the execution is unacceptable.
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- It's a ground for dismissal.
- I know. I'm really very sorry.
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- How long have you been in service?
- Since the opening. Five years.
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In order for those five years
to become many more...
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we expect top performances
from everybody.
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Why is that?
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Because our guests
expect top service from us.
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The next time you race
across the city...
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to find...what was it again?
-Multi-purpose wipes.
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To find multi-purpose wipes,
take the time...
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to drive to the service entrance
and don't park in front.
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And don't keep Mr...
-Jedinger.
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And don't keep Mr Jedinger
from welcoming our guests.
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- Yes, Director.
- We'll leave it at a verbal warning.
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If it wasn't for Mr Zylinksi, you might
have to work at those awful hostels...
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those hostels popping up
all over the city.
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Eight-bed rooms, imagine.
Who are those people? Eight beds.
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- Terrible.
- Yes.
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Good, that's been settled.
Mr Zylinski, have a good day.
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- I'm glad we resolved this.
- So am I, Director.
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- Ms Marin.
- Director.
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- Mr Richter.
- Ostrowski.
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Forgive me. Mr Jedinger.
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- Go back to your desk, you weasel.
- This will have consequences.
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For your ass for sure, if we happen
to meet at the shower one fine day.
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- I'm sorry, Toni.
- I'm sorry, Felix, it's all my fault.
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You see, sweetheart,
everything's fine again.
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- Cigarette?
- I quit smoking.
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That's good news.
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- I'd better get started.
- The list is on the board.
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Don't smoke or it will start raining.
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Let Ms Marin continue.
And stop those conspiring glances.
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Lightness, Antonia, lightness.
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Yes, Marcel?
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Room service.
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No, listen, I won't discuss it
any further.
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I selected 15 English-speaking
nude models from your database.
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I don't care. Be glad Kilian Kerner
isn't here to witness this screw-up.
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I want you to suggest a way
to solve the problem right now.
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If I don't hear from you in five minutes,
I won't use your services again.
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Housekeeping.
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Shit.
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Man, Dennewitz.
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No, hold on.
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No, I'm already at the elevator.
I just pressed the elevator button.
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Yes, of course I'm dressed up.
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Yes, perfect.
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Of course I'm excited.
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Yes, this will be my day, absolutely.
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How do you manage to get all those
intellectuals from TV in your gallery?
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Electric blankets.
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I'm taking a taxi.
193
00:22:18,560 --> 00:22:23,998
I'm in the elevator now.
I have a very bad... Hello?
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light gray
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pink
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Definitely not.
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dark grey
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Excuse me, please.
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Let me tell you
that you're all full of shit.
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'Julius, you can't say that.'
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No? 'No, no.'
You're right, Dennewitz.
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It's an honour and a great joy...
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to waste my time on you today.
'Julius.'
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I mean spend, spend.
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It's so hot, I could use a refreshment.
How about you? 'Yes, yes.'
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Here, champagne for everyone.
'Yes, champagne. Wow, wonderful.'
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00:24:26,280 --> 00:24:30,831
'How do you like it?'
'Oh, I'm glad to hear that.'
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'Those works have such power,
and that even though he's blind.'
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'No, because he's blind.'
'Amazing, incredible.' Cunts.
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Don't stop.
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Do you see my cigarettes anywhere?
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Yes, over here.
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Smoking isn't allowed here.
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- Sorry, would you like one as well?
- I quit smoking.
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00:36:37,280 --> 00:36:41,432
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The Service Station
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