A Touch of Class
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:40:02
No, no, no.
:40:05
Why not, Mom?
:40:11
Excuse me, do you speak English?
:40:13
I try, but I'm an American.
:40:15
I have a son about the same size as yours.
Could I borrow him?

:40:18
- You can have him all day if you want to.
- Thanks. Do you mind?

:40:23
- Are you British?
- Yes.

:40:25
- From London? Me, too.
- Yes.

:40:27
We've been living there for years.
What did you say your name was?

:40:30
Well, I didn't.
But it's Allessio, Vickie Allessio.

:40:32
Thanks very much.
:40:33
- Where are you staying?
- Guadalmina.

:40:36
Maybe you and Mr. Allessio would have
dinner with my husband and me.

:40:39
Well, that's very kind of you,
but I'm afraid I'm right out of Mr. Allessios.

:40:45
- Are you here alone?
- Yes.

:40:47
- That makes it easier.
- It doesn't actually.

:40:51
Because I'm here for a sort of a rest.
:40:54
And I'm on a diet. And you know how it is.
:40:57
Thanks for the use of the chest.
:40:59
Mrs. Allessio, how do you spell that?
:41:02
Two L's, two S's and I'm out a lot.
:41:06
No.
:41:54
Hello.
:41:58
How are you feeling?

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