:20:00
And I say we are not.
:20:02
We are all different.
:20:06
Different Iike the parts of our body.
:20:12
What do we all have?
:20:15
We have eyes to see
:20:20
and ears to hear.
:20:24
What do we need feet for?
We need them for walking.
:20:32
Then we have a brain
:20:36
to think with.
:20:39
AII the parts are different
but alI necessary.
:20:44
Well, that is how I'd
like this factory to be.
:20:50
An organism of separate parts,
but everyone essentiaI.
:21:23
Keep stilI.
:21:25
Try this pecorino, it tastes
Iike ricotta, but it's good.
:21:29
Not one piece of machinery
works here, not one.
:21:33
Two years ago your father
and I went to Nigeria.
:21:38
We bought an empty warehouse,
:21:41
and formed a company.
:21:43
Then we sent for some second-hand
electronic equipment,
:21:47
and we set up
a nice television factory.
:21:51
Called Niger Electronics
:21:54
and we got a grant from
the Italian government.
:21:57
- Did you make any televisions?
- Not one.