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- A Louisiana Flip.
- Mr. Kringelein, how are you now?
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I feel a little strange, Baron.
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- I'd given you up.
- Sorry.
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Please, Baron, do have a drink.
A Louisiana Flip.
1:02:12
No, thanks, old man.
I'm keeping my head clear.
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- Dance, then?
- What?
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- Dance?
- Yes, Id love to.
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- Watch this, will you, Mr. Kringelein?
- I really ought to learn to dance.
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I suppose it's very important.
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Yes, you should learn
as quickly as the time allows.
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Believe me, Mr. Kringelein,
a man who is not with a woman...
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is a dead man.
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- What have you been doing all day?
- Chasing around.
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- Chasing what?
- Money.
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- You were very different yesterday.
- That was yesterday.
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I served as a surgeon in the Great War...
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till the end.
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Grenade in my face.
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I carried diphtheria bacilli
in the wound till 1920.
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Isolated two years.
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- Drink, Mr. Kringelein.
- Yes.
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That was lovely.
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Listen, funny one,
do you want to make a man happy?
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- I'd love to.
- Dance with old Kringelein.
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Why?
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I don't know. He's a dear old duck.
I feel rather sorry for him, don't you?
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You know, you're not a bit
like you were yesterday.
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Yesterday?
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No, perhaps not.
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I fell in love last night.
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The real thing.
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There's no real thing. It just doesn't exist.