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The Sureau family from Le Mans?
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Louis' son?
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No, Paul's.
:32:06
I'm not as friendly
with that branch. How are they?
:32:10
Very pretty!
:32:12
It's Jersey, 19th century.
:32:14
Souvenirs from the island?
:32:16
Gifts my grandmothers received.
:32:18
We considered it junk.
:32:22
I don't agree...
:32:24
The bad taste of the period.
:32:25
Bad taste will always be bad taste.
:32:29
Then I have bad taste.
:32:32
It's just what I wanted.
:32:33
Really?
:32:35
How much is it?
:32:37
What I'd told Mrs. Cadot,
1600 francs.
:32:41
It's much too much.
:32:42
I won't take less.
:32:44
You yourself said it was junk.
:32:47
To me, it is.
:32:49
My taste isn't important, yours is.
:32:53
If you want to bargain, my dear,
:32:56
go to a thrift shop.
:32:59
That's a retail price,
I brought you the client.
:33:02
Is it you who's buying...
:33:05
or the gentleman?
:33:06
I am. But she brought me here,
so naturally she...
:33:10
Will you take 1500?
:33:15
All right.
Bargaining isn't my forte.
:33:19
Nor yours, I presume?
:33:21
Nor mine.
:33:26
I'm doing it for you.
:33:28
So you're Louis' son?
:33:29
No, Paul's.
:33:30
Ah yes. Paul's.
:33:32
I lost track of him.
But I see the other branch a lot.
:33:37
What do I owe you?
:33:38
Not a thing.
:33:40
You haven't made a cent!
:33:42
I'm not a businesswoman.
:33:44
You said you had a store.
:33:46
I only work there.
:33:48
What will the owner say?
:33:49
It's none of her business.
:33:51
She was waiting
for the price to drop. Too bad!
:33:54
She may not like it.
:33:56
I won't work there forever.