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We had a gap in the calendar
now that Sophia Slovik canceled.
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So it is good that we have talents
in our own ranks who can step in.
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Simon Elliott's work has been
selected to be performed in this house.
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Simon will of course not be playing
with you here in the orchestra.
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He will assume the role of composer
and collaborate with mr. Maplewood.
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After all, Bo H�xenhaven
is still on sick leave.
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Hans Fischer thus assumes
the role of first clarinet.
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Simon, would you like to say a few words?
We are excited about the title of the work.
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The opus speaks to me...
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... and tells that it is
not ready to be named.
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Okay. Maestro?
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Well.
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Mr. Elliott, I not going to say much.
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Your utterly mesmerizing work
speaks for itself.
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Let's get to work.
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Bo? Hello?
It's Lene.
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Why the hell didn't you pick up the phone?
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Stop, stop, stop! Please!
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- I know that so well.
- Sorry, am I disturbing?
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Pardon. I couldn't help but see
that the manager position has been advertised.
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- Yes.
- Exciting.
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Jeppe, he's in there
and ruining my work.
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- Who are we talking about?
- Hans Fischer.
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He doesn't have the shadow of talent.
You need to find a substitute.
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Well, there would be another solution:
Bo.
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If Simon reached out to him,
he could get up from the sick bed.
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You can damn well forget that.
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Well, then let's hope on
Hans finding the tone? Dubidub!
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You say dubidub?
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He says dubidub to me!
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- That was very boss-like!
- Wasn't it too much?
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No, always have your hands with you.
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What do you look like, Bo?
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This is not how a first clarinet
can present itself.
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Simon has committed an opus.
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What does that have to do
with your greasy hair?
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It is one of the most beautiful
and insightful things, I've read.
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How can a man like Simon Elliott...
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... with such a blatant lack of insight
into the human psyche commit a work ...
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Okay. Good day, Mrs. Hoxhav.
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Mr. Hoxhav.
The chemotherapy was good for you.
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- What do you mean?
- It works surprisingly good.
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- She's not going to die?
- Oh, yes.
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We are all going to die, but we're not
talking months now, but years.
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I have not seen this before.
It is very unusual.
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So I'll come home anyway.
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Then the two of us will be together again.
Just the two of us, Bo. - Yes.
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Let's get home.
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There's no chance of it coming back?
There's no risk?
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Howdy.
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There you are and have a cup of coffee.
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Have you thought about what I told you?
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Yes, I know I was drunk as a skunk.
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But I pretty much meant every word.
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I'm going to London with Simon.
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Royal Albert Hall might want
to stage his work.
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We would like to bring Alma with us
if that is okay with you.
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Yes of course.
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If the Albert Hall accepts the work...
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... we have been talking about
moving over there for a period.
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A period? What is that?
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I don't know.
It's half a year or a year.
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I just need to understand this.
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Are you telling me you want to take my daughter
and move to another country?
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We will find out if that will be relevant.
It is not certain.
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It is absolutely certain that you will not
take my daughter to another country.
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Alma stays with me.
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She doesn't want to live with you.
I asked her.
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What the hell are you doing here?
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I wanted to ask if you can come back
and be first clarinet.
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Bo, Fischer massacres my work.
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I need you to come back.
The premiere is just around the corner.
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- I must say!
- Please.
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Okay, on one condition, Simon.
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That you admit that I am
a better clarinetist than you.
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- Fischer is not that bad either.
- You are a better clarinet player.
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We don't play in Papa Bue's Viking Jazzband.
Try with a little pathos.
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You are a better clarinetist
than I am.
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- And who are you?
- Simon Elliott.
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Put it all together in one sentence
with both names.
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- You, Bo H�xenhaven ...
- I almost cannot hear you.
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You, Bo H�xenhaven, are ...
And I really mean it...
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... a better clarinetist than I,
Simon Elliott.
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I think you will experience it
as a great redemption. See you on Monday.
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Simon almost "bekked"
me to come back.
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What is it?
Oh, Alma knows how he's talking.
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Then of course I took pity.
I do it for the sake of art.
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Congrats on that, Bo.
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What about you, pumpkin?
Are you looking forward to coming to London?
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London is a fantastic city.
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- Are you coming to say goodbye?
- Yes, I'll just swing by.
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I can't take Nelson with me.
He needs to be put in a dog pension.
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You can tell mom he can stay here.
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- Can he?
- That would be nice.
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But I think he will miss you.
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At least I will.
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If that dog shits in here,
it goes directly to combustion.
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- Hi. Hi Lene.
- Hi.
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I want to apologize.
I've been feeling really bad.
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Therefore, it may be that you have experienced
that I haven't been in the mood lately.
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You've been feeling bad?
Oh no. Poor you.
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Bo! How wonderful it was.
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You played a fantastic first clarinet.
Come.
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Imagine,
that Simon is such a brilliant composer.
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Congratulations with him.
What a succes. Impressive.
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Yes. Thanks.
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Alma said, you'd stop by
and say goodbye before we drive off?
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Yes, I'll come by
and collect Nelson.
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I have a job interview right before,
but I should be able to make it.
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I think you will get the position, Jeppe.
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Thank you very much, dear friends.
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Music history has been written today.
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I am very humbled and honored
that I with "Ode to Alma" ...
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... have made my contribution
to the musical treasure of mankind.
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There is a lot of fantastic music
and fantastic musicians like H�xenhaven.
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Bo, you played
really great today. Thanks.
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But musicians come and go.
Musicians pass away, and composers remain.
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So thank you, thank you very much.
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Have a drink.
The bar is open!
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Nice evening, isn't it?
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- I'm so proud of you, honey.
- There we reached the last button.
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- Like that.
- Be careful.
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- There.
- Like that. Yes.
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- You mustn't go. Stay with me.
- Sleep well, mom.
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Lie here with me.
Come.
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- Come on.
- Okay, I lie down for five minutes.
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Give me your arm.
Yes like that. Come.
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Yes, now that's good, right?
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No no no.
I can't, mother.
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There's somewhere else I have to be.
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What is more important than your mother?
Where are you going?
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- I'm going to Hvidovre.
- Hvidovre!?!
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Bo!?
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Shut up with that recorder!
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You better get up
before the neighbors kill you.
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- You live in a very charming place.
- Come here.
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- We're running a little late, aren't we?
- Yeah.
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Anders, thanks for now. Good interview.
You will hear from us.
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We will take you in order.
We are ready for you.
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He'll probably be here in a minute.
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It's really indecent of Jeppe.
That dog was going to a dog pension.
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- Where the hell are you?
- It drags on a bit.
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- You aren't serious.
- We'll just meet at the airport.
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I have to hang up now.
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Jeppe? Shall we get over with it?
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- He just meets us at the airport.
- We have to go now.
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Good day.
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Would you like to tell us
a little about yourself?
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- My name is Jeppe Nygren.
- I guess we all know Jeppe.
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I try to approach this with some objectivity.
Here you go.
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As constituted manager, I have been
at the forefront of a number of savings ...
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.. which have led to a sharp reduction
of our expenses.
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I have achieved strong
sponsorship cooperation deals...
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... which consolidate our economy.
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I have reversed a declining ticket sale...
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... to look really positive.
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That's true.
It looks very positive.
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It is also Jeppe who has put
Simon's opus on the programme.
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It's been a nightmare for us
in Copenhagen for years.
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I am looking forward to
becoming part of a proper organization.
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No, the whole family is looking
forward to leaving Copenhagen.
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We are all looking forward to it.
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Exactly. I'm crazy about it.
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Jeppe?
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What do you see as your weak points?
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I have been too focused on my work.
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This is probably not
the right forum to say that, Jeppe.
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Sorry I ...
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I have to go.
I'm sorry if I've wasted your time.
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I simply have to be somewhere else.
Sorry.
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Regitze? Is he coming?
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Sorry.
I'm so sorry about that.
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- Here.
- Hi Dad.
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Goodbye hugs.
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Take care!
Have a good trip, right?
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- It will be exciting to fly.
- See you, Jeppe.
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We will.
Take care? See you.
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Take good care of her.
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It's now. Can you take my suitcase?
I need my vegetable smoothie.
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- Can I help?
- No, I'm fine.
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- What about you, Alma?
- No thanks, dad.
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Did you forget something?
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Alma cannot be without Nelson.
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So Simon is leaving alone.
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Do you know who I am?
Well, what's the point of calling it business class?
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This is completely unacceptable!
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Hi hi!
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Good boy, Nelson.
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Out for a walk? Yes.
Come. Good boy.
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00:25:10,120 --> 00:25:16,920
- Good morning, Bo. What are you doing here?
- The toilet is clogged again.
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- Have you tried using a plunger?
- It doesn't work.
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- Shall we go home and look at it?
- Yes, that would be very nice.
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I can also watch while you fix it.
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How are things going with you and Lene?
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I've spent the night out there a few times.
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- Well?
- And we didn't get much sleep.
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- We have had intercourse all night.
- Yes, thank you, I figured that.
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- That rat is not coming up.
- Nelson is super cute.
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Nelson, You may come up
to the apartment. Yes.
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Show at least some dominance.
You totally let him decide.
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- He shows you his butthole.
- That's because he got wind of something.
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00:26:16,880 --> 00:26:20,440
If it was me showing my butthole...16958
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