:27:05
The guy starts yelling,
and so does everyone around him.
:27:09
Some don't even know
what they're yelling about.
:27:13
If people are yelling
on the second floor,
:27:16
people downstairs hear them
and start yelling too.
:27:18
Managers come running
because they're losing money.
:27:22
The working man always gets blamed.
:27:25
Sometimes the worker's bonus
gets docked 10%.
:27:29
The weekend guy usually loses
80% of his bonus.
:27:36
Let me explain
this morning's fight.
:27:39
You could suddenly put a face
on your docked pay.
:27:43
You talk to us about overall strategy.
:27:46
Maybe we'll agree,
:27:48
but some of us see it as
a deserved kick in the ass.
:27:54
I'm only speaking for myself,
:27:57
but the CGT's always fighting ghosts.
:28:02
You figure it out yourself,
:28:04
and you run into a guy you see every day
and who you think is your enemy.
:28:08
Then you're an irresponsible
troublemaker.
:28:13
It's more complicated than that.
:28:16
The union guys say -
:28:19
They act like there's nothing
outside the factory.
:28:23
It's hard to explain.
That's not it.
:28:26
It's as if you only existed
for eight hours a day.
:28:30
The union thinks for us workers.
:28:33
In the outside world, as a citizen,
:28:36
the party thinks for you
and you follow.
:28:38
All you can do
is light a candle for the left.
:28:41
The union only talks
about one problem,
:28:44
or only has one way
to talk about it - with figures.
:28:47
It's almost as confusing
as Giscard on TV.
:28:51
When the guys see
where the numbers lead -
:28:55
to work stoppages
and May Day parades -