:11:02
Inge, please, it's difficult enough.
:11:06
And I'm not going to make it
any easier for you, Vic Schoutten.
:11:09
I don't have to justify what I do
to anyone
:11:12
and certainly not
to your narrow-minded colleagues.
:11:16
So you're not going to stop?
- What do you think?
:11:22
It's brown and is in a frame.
:11:24
What?
:11:26
The door, Inge. The door is there.
:11:39
Bloody hell!
:11:41
Excuse me, one moment.
:11:43
Bloody hell!
:11:47
Jos! What will the customers think?
:11:49
Everyone swears sometimes.
:11:51
Madam, don't you ever swear?
You should try it, it helps.
:11:55
What are you doing?
- The alterations you've been on about.
:12:00
You know very well what I mean.
You'll frighten the customers away.
:12:03
A bloody wheelbarrow tips over
and I'm not allowed to swear?
:12:06
No, you're not allowed to swear.
You're in the shop.
:12:08
No, you're in the shop.
I'm your workman.
:12:13
Sometimes
I could just do something to you!
:12:25
Right. It says here
that you'd like a boy, from Peru.
:12:30
Why Peru, exactly?
:12:32
We'd like to know whether a boy from Peru
has got panpipes between his legs.
:12:45
We saw a documentary on TV
:12:48
about the slums in Peru.
:12:52
We saw all those homeless children
and thought,
:12:55
we can't help them all
:12:57
but maybe we can help one
to have a better life.