:34:04
Leave him alone.
:34:09
-He's a poor wretch.
-Not that wretched.
:34:12
Some have been damned for
a lot less.
:34:15
But he's going to change.
:34:17
I doubt it.
He won't have time anyway.
:34:20
Either those cops
or boxing will kill him.
:34:24
I don't know why you bother.
:34:26
I pity you.
:34:28
You remind me of my father.
:34:30
That's nice. He must have been
a nice person.
:34:34
Very, but it didn't do him
any good.
:34:37
And talking of nice people,
can I give you some advice?
:34:41
Of course.
:34:43
For a woman, being nice
isn't very useful.
:34:47
Between you and me, it just
isn't sexy.
:34:50
Sure, but it's very chic.
:34:53
There are very few left.
:34:57
Lola!
:34:59
Keep trying, you might
convince me.
:35:04
I always liked boxers.
:35:13
Not in my in-laws' village...
:35:15
Why did you agree?
:35:17
Because my mother-in-law
went on and on.
:35:20
I'd have said no to mine,
I know how to handle her.
:35:26
Is there something wrong?
:35:28
We're not used to eating
with bosses.
:35:31
-No, don't go.
-I'm just...
:35:33
...other worker like you, girls.
:35:35
-Has anyone seen Lola?
-She's not in yet.
:35:38
She's on the afternoon shift.
:35:41
Oh yes, she told me so
at home.
:35:45
She's my cousin, you see.
:35:47
Actually, my cousin's
wife.
:35:50
But I'm staying with them.
:35:52
She didn't tell us.
:35:54
She keeps to herseIf.
:35:56
She didn't tell me she'd been
at university for a year either.