:38:00
he talks politics,
and that's worse.
:38:04
By the way,
:38:05
what's all this
that in Spain you don't eat?
:38:08
I eat more than I do here.
:38:10
What he meant,
and he's partly right...
:38:12
And the daughter, Ninette,
:38:14
why is she never at work?
:38:16
She's on vacation.
:38:20
Aren't you any better?
:38:22
Just look.
:38:23
How are the nights?
:38:26
Depends how you look at it.
:38:27
What does that mean?
:38:29
I'm either cold or hot.
:38:31
Feverish.
:38:34
Are the girls pretty?
:38:35
Gorgeous, and very nice.
:38:37
Monique and Veronique.
:38:39
They want to meet you.
:38:41
Monique
:38:43
is thrilled at the idea
of going on the bateau-mouche.
:38:46
-She is?
-I keep talking about you.
:38:49
The three of us
are having a great time.
:38:51
Last night,
:38:53
we were at a strip-tease.
:38:55
You mean, like...
:38:57
Like that.
:39:01
You were right.
:39:04
The chambre is horrible.
:39:05
And the outlook is bleak.
:39:07
The greengrocer,
The piper and Spindle-shanks.
:39:12
-Who's Spindle-shanks?
-The daughter, Ninette.
:39:16
A bit scrawny, isn't she?
:39:18
You talk such rubbish.
:39:19
And she's decent.
:39:22
You think so?
:39:23
Everyone says so.
:39:24
Nothing but home and work.
:39:26
And reading novels.
:39:29
Just as well,
:39:31
because you know
what the parents are like.
:39:34
But I thought that in Paris,
And with their ideas...
:39:37
Why do they love Lenin?
:39:38
I forgot the most important thing.
I found a hotel for you.
:39:42
Just like you wanted,
beside the Seine.
:39:44
And at a good price.
:39:50
Are you pleased?
:39:52
Yes, of course.
:39:54
The thing is, now,
:39:56
as I'm ill, I can't leave.
:39:59
It wouldn't be nice.