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Right over there, across the river,
everything is completely different.
:40:08
It's beautiful! People are beautiful,
offices are beautiful.
:40:13
The secretaries all
shop at Bonwit Teller.
:40:17
The lunch hours are beautiful, too.
:40:19
They'll give you two hours for
lunch to do something related.
:40:24
We saw Zeffirelli's "Romeo and Juliet".
:40:27
"Romeo and Juliet"?
I read that in high school.
:40:30
That's Shakespeare, right?
:40:33
No, it's Zeffirelli, the director
of the movie. You know, the movie?
:40:39
What I never understood
about "Romeo and Juliet"
:40:44
is why Romeo took the poison so quick.
:40:47
I feel like he could have waited.
:40:50
It's the way they took
poison in those days.
:40:54
- Are you eating? Here's the menu.
- No, I'll just have tea with lemon.
:41:00
I've started drinking tea.
It's more refined.
:41:04
Oh, yeah?
:41:06
All the women executives drink tea
with lemon. They notice that I do, too.
:41:12
- I like coffee. I drink coffee.
- Yeah.
:41:18
I've only been with this
agency a short time,
:41:22
but over there I'm functioning in
a kind of public relations capacity.
:41:27
I fill in for the agents.
:41:29
This week I had business lunches
with Eric Clapton at the Côte Basque.
:41:35
- And Cat Stevens at Le Madrigal.
- Far out!
:41:39
You heard of those restaurants?
:41:41
No, I don't know those exact
restaurants, but I know the type.
:41:46
- But you must have heard of the artists.
- No, I don't know... Not really.
:41:53
- Why did you say, "Far out"?
- It sounded like far out. Wasn't it?
:41:58
- Yeah.
- We'd like a lemon with some tea.