1:16:09
But no betting just
cigarettes or matches.
1:16:12
100 pesetas the game.
1:16:16
500.
1:16:17
-You'll lose lots, Miss.
-I'm generous.
1:16:20
But don't call me 3Miss3.
1:16:22
All right, neighbor.
1:16:30
I've worked
in six houses here,
1:16:32
and all the housewives
say the same thing:
1:16:36
3lt's so hard
to find good help3.
1:16:39
But then they pay shit.
1:16:41
They want hard work
for bad pay.
1:16:44
-Don't exaggerate.
-I'm not.
1:16:47
-You get what you pay for.
-Fine, don't get excited.
1:16:51
I only want to explain
1:16:52
that I can't afford help.
1:16:55
Okay, fine. But you
could pay someone
1:16:58
to come for a couple hours.
1:17:01
I don't like that.
1:17:02
-Why not?
-I don't know.
1:17:04
They come for two hours,
1:17:06
clean the place, and go.
1:17:09
It's so...
1:17:10
Cold?
1:17:12
More or less.
1:17:13
You want them to sing
and dance for you?
1:17:16
No, just I don't like it.
1:17:18
You don't want a maid.
1:17:20
-You wany company.
-Perhaps.
1:17:23
More expensive.
1:17:24
Come on. I'm talking about
friendship, you can't buy that.
1:17:29
You can buy anything now.
1:17:33
-You want to count it?
-No.
1:17:36
My old man did
teach me cards.
1:17:40
You owe me 3,500.
1:17:45
This looks good!
1:17:48
My first bass.
1:17:51
My father gambled
what we earned
1:17:53
in the fields.
1:17:56
The bastard got the money
and went to play.
1:17:59
If we complained