:09:21
-Hello.
-Hello. Hampstead 78-double-9?.
:09:24
-Yes.
-Could I speak to Captain Lesgate?.
:09:26
-Speaking.
-Good evening.
:09:27
You don't know me.
My name is Fisher.
:09:29
I understand you have
a car for sale.
:09:31
-Yes, an American car.
-Yes, I saw it at your garage.
:09:34
-How much are you asking?.
-Eleven hundred.
:09:36
Eleven hundred?. I see. It certainly looks
just the job for me.
:09:39
I don't like that price much.
:09:41
I didn't like it when I bought it.
:09:43
-Now, when can we meet?.
-Well, now, how about tomorrow afternoon?
:09:47
I'm afraid I can't manage that.
:09:49
No, I can't, and I'm going
to Liverpool on Sunday.
:09:52
I was rather hoping--
:09:53
-You couldn't come to my flat tonight?.
-Where is it?
:09:56
Maida Vale. I'd call on you,
only I've twisted my knee rather badly.
:10:00
I'm sorry. Well, what's your address?
:10:02
-61 A Charrington Gardens.
-Harrington?
:10:04
No. Charrington.
Turn left at the underground.
:10:07
-It' s a two minutes' walk.
-I'll be there in an hour.
:10:10
That's extremely good of you.
By the way, will you bring the car?.
:10:13
-I'm afraid I can 't.
-Doesn't matter. I had a good look at it.
:10:17
You might bring the registration book
and any necessary papers.
:10:20
-Yes, of course.
-We can settle this...
:10:22
...here and now, provided you
drop the price sufficiently.
:10:25
I'm afraid that's out of the question.
:10:27
Well, we'll see what
a couple of drinks can do.
:10:30
-Well, goodbye.
-Goodbye.