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:43:00
He was so excited when I spoke to him.
:43:02
He saw that terrible movie
that Flyn was in on the plane.

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- Come in.
- Good to see you.

:43:07
The traffic in this town
is getting impossible.

:43:10
Hi.
:43:12
Mike.
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- Hi, Joey.
- Hi, Daddy.

:43:16
- Renata.
- Hello, Dad.

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- Hi. This is Pearl.
- Hello.

:43:21
- Hi.
- I'm Mike. This is Joey.

:43:23
- Glad to meet you. Hi.
- Hello.

:43:25
- Frederick.
- Hi.

:43:27
Um, would you like anything to drink?
:43:30
Whatever Arthur's having's fine.
:43:32
Why don't you sit there? It's the
only comfortable place in the house.

:43:39
It's good to be back.
:43:42
I'm sure you must have enjoyed Athens.
:43:44
You can't beat Greece
for sand and blue water.

:43:47
And the food! I could eat lamb six
times a day. And that's with an ouzo.

:43:51
The only problem I had
was nobody spoke English.

:43:54
Everybody understood
what was important.

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Did you get a chance to see
any of the temples, architecture?

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Oh, yes. It's so wonderful.
You're steeped in history.

:44:03
We saw some great examples
from the fifth century BC.

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Remember that temple?
Beautifully preserved.

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- Tell you the truth, I prefer the beaches.
- She could sit in the sun all day.

:44:13
That's enough ruins.
How many ruins can you see?

:44:16
But that hot sand,
blue water - that's for me.

:44:19
Maybe we should continue this
conversation in the other room.

:44:24
First time I went to Europe,
with my first husband, years ago,

:44:27
all we saw was churches.
One cathedral led to another.

:44:30
They were beautiful but... you see two or
three, then enough already. All the day...

:44:35
- You knew he was bringing someone?
- Yes. Didn't I mention it?

:44:41
Give me a good sirloin anytime.
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Charcoal. They talk about
club steaks and porterhouse?

:44:48
Sirloin, charcoal and blood rare.
:44:51
Pearl's husband was something of a chef.
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He was an amateur chef.
:44:57
He was in the jewellery business,
my first husband, may he rest in peace.


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