Cactus Flower
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:24:01
Let's ignore him.
My evenings are my own.

:24:03
- What about weekends?
- They belong to my nephews.

:24:06
- Oh, I see.
- El Bravo, you're not giving up, are you?

:24:10
Of course not.
:24:12
Did I tell you the time
I played polo with a broken leg?

:24:15
No, tell me about it.
:24:18
Isn't that the woman from the other night?
:24:21
Yeah, I believe you're right.
:24:22
- Who is she?
- That's the dentist's wife.

:24:26
- Who's with the dentist?
- That's his fiancée.

:24:30
- He has a wife and a fiancée?
- It's better than having two wives.

:24:34
- Who's the man with Mrs. Winston?
- New boyfriend.

:24:38
Who's the guy
with Dr. Winston and his girl?

:24:40
- That must be her boyfriend.
- I think the whole thing is shocking.

:24:47
Shall we?
:25:03
- Look at them dancing.
- You're not jealous, are you?

:25:07
She shouldn't leave her mink
lying around like that...

:25:10
...someone may take it.
:25:12
- It's her mink now.
- Come on, let's dance.

:25:20
Here we are again.
:25:22
- Good evening, Doctor.
- Good evening, patient.

:25:26
You're certainly blossoming out.
:25:29
You once compared me to my cactus plant.
:25:32
Every so often that prickly little thing
puts out a flower that some people think...

:25:36
Miss Dickinson, I strongly disapprove
of you making dates with patients.

:25:40
Really? Then how come
you fixed me up with Harvey?

:25:50
Look at them acting so damn polite.
They're all rotten.

:25:54
What do you want them to do,
kick each other?

:25:56
Rotten, rotten.
:25:58
No, Julian, like this.

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