1:32:03
Skol.
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Item 17: A Yugoslav sculptor.
1:32:10
Item 18: An Italian vice consul.
1:32:13
Item 19: A Dutch alcoholic.
1:32:17
More later.
1:32:19
A couple of old friends got into town,
from Stockholm.
1:32:22
I do a lot of business up there.
1:32:24
I'm not surprised. You seem
to have bottling plants all over the world.
1:32:27
Yes. Well, where were we?
1:32:30
-Under the desk, looking for my shoe.
-Look, forget about the shoe.
1:32:35
I've got something on for tonight,
but I could cancel it.
1:32:38
Could you?
1:32:39
I've only a couple more weeks left in Paris.
1:32:41
Why don't we spend them together?
Shut ourselves off completely.
1:32:44
Rip out the phone, barricade the doors...
1:32:46
...we won't set foot out of the hotel,
have all our meals sent in.
1:32:49
No, no waiters.
We'll lay in a supply of canned goods.
1:32:52
-Cases of champagne.
-Mountains of caviar.
1:32:55
-Ice, lots of ice.
-Let's have the gypsies here all the time.
1:32:58
-They can sleep out on the balcony.
-It sounds delightful.
1:33:03
What do you say?
1:33:06
Goodbye, Mr. Flannagan.
1:33:10
Why are you always in such a hurry?
Where do you always go from here?
1:33:13
See you tomorrow at 4:00.
1:33:14
What do you do with your evenings?
Why can't I ever see you in the evening?
1:33:18
-I'm sorry, Mr. Flannagan, they're all taken.
-By whom?
1:33:21
Let's be fair, Mr. Flannagan.
You're just passing through.
1:33:24
I have to take care
of my year-round friends.
1:33:26
What friends? What is your name?
Who are you, anyway?
1:33:30
You know who I am, Mr. Flannagan.
1:33:32
I'm the girl in the afternoon...
1:33:34
...the aperitif, as we say on the Left Bank.