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:17:03
You know, getting rid of things
makes me feel somehow happier,

:17:09
-somehow better...
-But I don't have a shirt left!

:17:14
Swim trunks!
:17:16
-Trunks with nice pockets.
-What do you mean trunks?

:17:22
For swimming, what do you think?
We're not going anywhere anyway.

:17:27
Shorts you can change into...
I can see you like clothes...

:17:31
-Mom...
-Take it before I drop it.

:17:36
My mom...
:17:38
Sorry,
you remind me of my mom...

:17:42
She had eyes like yours,
my mom...

:17:49
-Your wife is pure gold.
-That she is.

:17:53
Here's something extra from me.
:18:01
You don't like it.
They sell like hotcakes.

:18:09
Such an artist
makes his living selling kitsch.

:18:13
Sorry, but I had to say it.
:18:17
-Who are you anyway?
-I'm Alois Fá bera...

:18:23
The art historian...
Working freelance at present.

:18:30
Pardon my frankness, Mr. Mára...
:18:34
Pardon me, professor,
I didn't recognize you.

:18:40
Delighted... Well, goodbye.
:18:43
-Wait, you have to take this.
-I couldn't possibly.

:18:48
She'd think
I didn't let you have it.

:18:53
These days people
buy such pigs and pitch this.


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