:07:03
It's a lovely tune.
:07:06
Sister Sarah, let me read out of
Sky Masterson's guidebook about you.
:07:10
You could be locked away in a room
with no sun, no moon,
:07:14
no laughter, no music, no love,
and you wouldn't care.
:07:18
You could still be a missionary.
:07:24
"The cobblestones in this plaza
are approximately four centuries old."
:07:29
"They are the very cobblestones put
down by the Spanish colonists in 1519."
:07:47
- What's your pleasure?
- Drinking.
:07:51
What's your pleasure?
:07:53
Milk, please.
:07:56
- Don't make a spectacle of yourself.
- Milk.
:07:59
You are a US citizen in a foreign country.
:08:01
Have you no pride
in what the world thinks about us?
:08:04
Milk!
:08:16
What did you order?
:08:18
Dulce de leche.
Dulce is the Spanish word for "sweet".
:08:22
- De means "of' and leche means "milk".
- Sweet of milk.
:08:25
Don't they serve it plain?
:08:27
Well, only in the mornings.
It has to do with the heat.
:08:30
At night they put
a kind of preservative in it.
:08:33
That's interesting. What do they use?
:08:36
Bacardi.
:08:40
Doesn't that have alcohol in it?
:08:43
Well, just enough to keep
the milk from turning sour.
:08:51
That's the same song we heard
being played near the church, isn't it?
:08:55
Playing the tambourine
has developed in you an ear for music.