:21:01
but I bet there's a slight price difference.
:21:04
How much does it cost
to stay in one of your hotels?
:21:07
A good room's about four,
five hundred dollars a night.
:21:10
That's more than what most people
make here in a year.
:21:13
Well, pretty bad when you put it like that.
:21:16
But, people who can afford it,
they want the best. It's...
:21:20
There's nothing wrong
with having standards, is there?
:21:23
No, as long as you don't impose them on others.
:21:29
- This is your first Indian wedding?
- Mmm, yeah.
:21:34
And it's been an experience.
:21:36
You're not enjoying it?
:21:38
No, no, I am. I just find the whole
arranged marriage thing a little strange.
:21:42
I don't know how two people can get married
that don't know each other.
:21:45
I mean, it's a little backward, don't you think?
:21:49
That's such a cliché.
:21:50
It's different now.
It's more like a global dating service.
:21:54
The groom looks pretty happy.
Did his parents force him into it?
:21:58
No, he asked his parents
to find him a bride, actually.
:22:01
He was busy running his company.
:22:03
- He just wanted it to be simple.
- I see, and so he came here.
:22:07
Is that what you think, too,
that India is the place to go for a simple woman?
:22:14
No, that's not what I meant.
:22:15
Americans think they've got the answers
for everything, including marriage.
:22:19
Pretty arrogant, considering they've got
the highest divorce rate in the world.
:22:23
What I was trying to say
is that he wanted a bride who was traditional.
:22:26
Darcy! Stop boring her to death
and come and get down with us.
:22:35
Listen, er...
:22:37
I'm a hopeless dancer, but...
:22:40
well, this looks like you just screw in
a light bulb with one hand,
:22:43
you pet the dog with the other.
:22:45
Will you teach me?
:22:47
You know what?
:22:49
I think you should find someone
simple and traditional
:22:52
to teach you to dance like the natives.