1:26:37
Cheer up, Mr. Flannagan.
1:26:40
What's the matter?
1:26:42
Relax ez-vous.
1:26:45
How many others were there?
1:26:48
Others?
1:26:49
Men. How many other men were there?
1:26:51
You mean before I met you,
or since I met you, or altogether?
1:26:55
You know what I mean.
1:26:58
Well, it's not easy,
you sort of catch me unprepared.
1:27:02
How many?
1:27:03
Maybe I could give you
an approximate figure.
1:27:05
That wouldn't satisfy somebody
with a business mind like yours.
1:27:08
Come on, quit stalling!
1:27:11
If it's any comfort to you, Mr. Flannagan...
1:27:14
...you are the first American in my life.
1:27:16
Well, that's something.
1:27:19
Of course, there was a Canadian.
1:27:22
A Canadian?
1:27:23
Very cute.
1:27:25
Cute? With dimples on his knees?
1:27:27
-No dimples. Definitely not.
-Scars, maybe?
1:27:31
No. Just a silver plate in his right knee.
1:27:35
He'd been in a bad spill.
1:27:37
He was a professional ice-hockey player,
very high scorer.
1:27:40
You talk too much.