:20:03
Well, of course not.
It'll be based on reality.
:20:13
No, no, no.
You don't advertise a new restaurant.
:20:16
It's very uncool.
It's word of mouth. People talk.
:20:20
And how do these people
who talk know where you are
:20:23
so that they can talk
about you?
:20:25
It's your restaurant, Clive.
I just want it to work. Helen.
:20:28
Hello. James.
:20:30
Rather annoying chatty
bloke on the tube?
:20:33
Oh, yes. Hi.
:20:35
You look all stressed up
with nowhere to go.
:20:38
It's only a job.
You'll get another one.
:20:41
No, it's something else,
isn't it?
:20:43
Sometimes it helps
to just say whatever it is out loud.
:20:47
It also helps if people mind their own
business and leave you alone. Sorry.
:20:50
When I left you at the tube earlier,
I went home and found my boyfriend...
:20:54
In bed with another woman?
Shit.
:20:56
Oh, I'm sorry.
It's... I mean...
:20:59
- What an idiot.
- It's OK. You weren't to know.
:21:02
No, not me. Your boyfriend.
He's an idiot.
:21:06
Sorry. It's not my place.
:21:08
It's OK.
:21:11
Look, if it makes you feel any better,
you see that bloke over there?
:21:15
Not only does he own
a set of crocodile-skin luggage,
:21:18
but his favourite
TV program is Baywatch.
:21:21
So you see, there's always
someone sadder than you.
:21:25
- Do you love him?
- No. I could never love a Baywatch fan.
:21:31
Hey, you did a joke
:21:33
in the midst of your turbulent
emotional state. That's very positive.
:21:38
Listen, if you decide you want
company, we're over here, OK?
:21:42
I'm really sorry, Helen.
:21:56
Two of your most disgustingly
large Grolsches, please,