:05:02
How many times have I told you I don't
want those people standing at attention?
:05:06
- I know. I have given strict orders.
- Can't they get it through their heads?
:05:11
- They're in a democracy now.
- That is the trouble.
:05:14
Before, if I told them to sit they would sit.
Now they do what they want. They stand.
:05:19
- Any word yet from the mayor's office?
- Yes, sir.
:05:22
- No Coke machine in the Reichstag.
- Sometimes I wonder who won the war.
:05:27
Did you pick up those airline tickets
for my wife and children?
:05:31
Three seats to Venice via Frankfurt.
:05:33
Call the Frankfurt plant
for another 100,000 bottles.
:05:37
People keep smuggling Cokes
into the Eastern Sector.
:05:40
Next. I'm expecting the Russian
Trade Commission at 10.30.
:05:44
- Yes, sir.
- Next. You're fired.
:05:46
- Sir?
- Unless you stop clicking your heels.
:05:48
Yes, sir. I'm sorry.
I keep forgetting myself.
:05:51
- That old Gestapo training, huh?
- You must not say that. It is not true.
:05:55
- What did you do during the war?
- I was in the underground.
:06:00
- Resistance fighter?
- No, motorman. In the subway.
:06:03
- Of course you never liked Adolf.
- Adolf who?
:06:06
Down where I was I didn't know
what was going on up there.
:06:10
That will be all, Schlemmer.
Rausmachen.
:06:40
- Guten Morgen.
- Guten Morgen to you, Fraulein Ingeborg.
:06:44
It is not Fraulein, it is Fräulein.
With an umlaut.
:06:47
I'll say. Monthly report.
:06:50
To WP Hazeltine, home office, Atlanta,
from CR MacNamara, Berlin branch.
:06:55
Production figures for May,
270,000 cases.
:06:58
Consumption per capita
now 5.2 per cent above last year.