1:02:00
ls he a neighbor, an acquaintance,
1:02:03
a disco pal, someone l know?
1:02:08
Ariel, it doesn't matter who he is.
1:02:12
Tell me about you. How are you?
1:02:19
lt's strange.
1:02:21
What?
You look...
1:02:23
What?
1:02:25
Nothing.
1:02:27
Say it.
1:02:28
Fatter?
No...
1:02:30
A lot fatter.
1:02:31
You look fabulous.
1:02:44
Hi
1:02:45
Hi, Osvaldo! Any news?
1:02:47
Yes, they're paying me
tomorrow for the store.
1:02:51
Cash?
Yes.
1:02:53
Who's the buyer?
1:02:54
A foreigner.
l don't know him.
1:02:57
How do you know he'll pay?
1:02:59
He workswith the Babors'
finance company.
1:03:04
They already gave me $3,000.
So the rest will come.
1:03:08
They're Americans,
1:03:10
for sure...
No one wants to lose $3,000.
1:03:13
Right...
Congratulations.
1:03:18
Thanks
1:03:21
Today may be my last meal here.
1:03:25
Shall we order something?
1:03:27
Not for me.
1:03:29
Ariel, l invite you to the bar.
1:03:32
l never eat there.
1:03:34
Why not?
The mayo is rancid.
1:03:38
Your father's story!
1:03:41
That's a very old story.
Who told you?
1:03:45
My dear mother.
Please.
1:03:47
The bar's under new ownership.
1:03:51
l remember it very well.
1:03:53
He ordered a sandwich,
1:03:57
bit into it, and said the mayo was...