1:30:09
Saligani wants to see you.
The old guy?
1:30:14
Yes, he wants to talk to you.
1:30:18
l'm leaving.
l'm going to open up.
1:30:27
ls he your dad?
Yes, sometimes.
1:30:36
Listen...l've spent hours trying
to fix this thing.
1:30:41
l've spent hours trying
to fix this thing.
1:30:45
l've fixed them for over 20 years.But l
can't fix this one. Who brought you this junk?
1:30:50
lt's not junk, it's an antique.
Well worth fixing.
1:30:54
lt's not the machine's fault,
it's mine.
1:30:57
Which reminds me
of something that happened
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about 25 years ago.
One day a strange guy came in.
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He had 30 radios to fix. Those little
Swiss radios with a leather cover.
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He started bringing 30 a week,
the same model,
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but with different problems.
l managed to fix each one in a few minutes.
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l don't get it...
l didn't, either.
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He always paid in advance,
30 radios a week.
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My kids were just babies.
But one day the last radio,
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l couldn't fix it.
l spent the whole day trying,
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but l couldn't fix the damn thing.
l wanted to smash it.
1:31:49
l went to the bathroom to wash my face.
When l came back, who do l see?
1:31:54
Your father was listening to the radio.
l said: ''What are you doing?''