Maid in Manhattan
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:26:02
That's it. Put this stuff back.
What are you doing?

:26:04
Not until you try it on.
:26:06
l can't try on her clothes!
:26:08
They're not hers. They're not Dolce's.
Technically, they've been abandoned.

:26:13
Let's not let them hear us.
:26:15
Who,
the clothes?

:26:16
Marisa Ave Maria Ventura...
:26:18
...when will you or l ever get
to try on a $5000 anything?

:26:22
Come on, feel how
the other half feels, huh?

:26:30
Hey, Lily,
what are you doing?

:26:32
Hey.
l'm sewing on a button.

:26:36
What's the cook
making for lunch?

:26:39
Saturday, you'll have
mac and cheese.

:26:48
Where you going?
:26:50
Around.
l'll be right back.

:26:52
-Stay close, okay?
-Okay.

:26:56
Rufus.
:26:57
Rufus, come here.
Come here. Sit.

:27:00
-Where are you going?
-For a walk.

:27:02
No, there's a League of Women Voters
lunch downstairs.

:27:04
-We should do a drive-by.
-A quick pit stop?

:27:07
Yeah, in and out.
Leave them laughing.

:27:08
-Hey, Jer, quick question. Be honest.
-Sure thing.

:27:11
Do l look as stupid
as you think l am?

:27:13
No. l mean, you're not stupid.
What are you talking about?

:27:16
-Come on.
-Where are you going? No.

:27:18
You have a problem
with the ladies' lunch?

:27:20
l have a problem trying to upstage
Victor Delgado. Remember him?

:27:23
The guy running against me for Senate,
scheduled to speak downstairs?

:27:27
He's not speaking until 1 :30.
:27:36
l know this offends your sense
of fairness, but l'd like to win.

:27:39
-You don't give up.
-No, of course not.

:27:41
That's why you hired me.
Look, you go to the luncheon, okay?

:27:44
You go to Maddox's thing on Monday.
''Hello,'' ''goodbye,'' you're home free.

:27:48
Define ''free.''
:27:52
Look, they have people who will
walk your dog for you.

:27:56
-l mean, l know that's a crazy idea.
-l want to walk my own dog.

:27:59
Relax. You're starting
to lose your hair.


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