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-Good morning. -Good
morning, Dad. -Good morning.
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-Did you have a good time
yesterday? -As usual.
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-And you? -I went to the club
with my friends.
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-What did you do?
-Nothing.
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-Sundays are very boring
to you, aren't they? -Yes.
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-Good morning. -What are you
doing here so early?
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They changed my shift
this week. Come here, Blanca.
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What are they up to?
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-Hey.
-Yes?
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-What are they up to?
-I don't know.
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Remember the champagne.
Don't forget.
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-Have they paid you?
-No, not yet.
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-Do you need money?
-No.
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-It's just to remind me
I owe him money. -That's right.
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Jaime, Julio wanted to know
if his belt was ready.
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You' re working for your loafer
friends again. You' re a jerk.
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-You know what they call
guys like you? -No. But I know...
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-...what they call guys like your
friends. -You starting again?!
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-What do you care if he makes
a belt for a friend? -Friend?!
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-They just take advantage of
him. -Mind your own business!
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-Do I mess with your friends?
-They' re not like your friends.
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What do you mean?
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Don't make me talk.
It's not advisable for you.
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Your son talks like a gangster.
He utters threats with suspense.
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-Do you have a cigarette?
-There you have.
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-Look at your face. Someone
died? -lt' s my 49th birthday.
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Today? Oh man!
We have to celebrate.
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Shut up! What do I have
to celebrate?
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-You' ll celebrate
with your family? -No.
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My sons and daughter forgot
my birthday. It's better that way.
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So? Let' s go and have fun. I
got a girl for you. She's great.
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-Robledo, do you have lbanez's
file? -Yes, l' ll look for it.
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1 1 were right. It's the second
time. I' ll have a heart attack.
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Speaking of football pools, Loco
hasn't come. Maybe he won it.
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Martin!
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Martin! How do you do?
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Wait!
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-Martin! Martin San Tome!
-Asshole!
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How are you? I' m so happy.
Give me a hug.
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-Don't you remember me?
Vignale. -Oh, Vignale.
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-Where were you going?
-To have lunch. Just there.
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-l' ll go with you. We have to
celebrate. -And your car?
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Yes, it's okay! Come on,
let's go. I' m so happy!
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My monthly net profit is
3 million, 3 million and a half.
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Your food was good, uh?
We couldn't go to that joint.
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-What will you have?
-Coffee.
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Coffee? No, have a drink.
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-OK, bring me a brandy.
-And a whisky for me.
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A small one.
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You' re really something!
You were always like that.
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You were always so discreet.
I used to have lunch...
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...at your house every day.
Your mother was a great cook.
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You had lunch at home every
day? I don't remember that.
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Well... So to speak.
But I did it often.
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Everyone in your family
spoke in a low voice.
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The Vignales speak in a loud
voice. We' re very cheerful.
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I talked about my business and
didn't ask about your children.
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-They must be grown-ups.
How many do you have? -3.
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Esteban is 26,...
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... Blanca 23 and Jaime 20.
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My children are younger.
I was older when I got married.
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I really had fun. You were very
young when you got married.
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You fell in love when you were
a kid. Isabel was beautiful.
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-How is she?
-lsabel is dead.
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What?
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She's dead?
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You serious?
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No, l' m sorry,
I know you' re serious.
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That's so unfortunate.
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-When did it happen?
-20 years ago.
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20 years ago!
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And you
haven't married again.
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It's as if you were single.
So many years...
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You like freedom, don't you?
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-lf you' ll excuse me, I gotta
go back to work. -Sure.
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Let's meet again. Come home,
you' ll meet my family...
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-...and l' ll show you some photos.
-What photos? -Are you nuts?
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It' s my treat. Our photos
when we were kids.
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I'd like that.
How can we do that?
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Here' s my number.
Give me yours, l' ll call you.
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I don't have a card.
I' ll write it here.
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Call me at the office.
I' m always there.
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Clavacho!
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One of these days
you' ll win the football pools.
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I know what l' m talking about.
You' ll win some day.
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You' re kidding me.But I guessed
9 right answers this week.
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-l' m getting closer. -Mendez
guessed 1 1 right answers.
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-1 1? -And for the second time.
He's a winner.
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Yes, he's a winner. But he
hits incredible scores.
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I hate people who choose
any result and win.
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It's a matter of luck.
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And if we all gather some
money and play together?
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-Do you think so?
-There' s nothing to lose.
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Okay, but we' ll do it
in an organized way.
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One of us will be in charge
of the ticket every week.
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Everyone will have his week.
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If I don't write it, I don't
wanna know the answers.
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It makes me nervous.
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The manager asked me to
introduce the 2 new employees...
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...of this department. Miss Laura
Avellaneda, Mr. Alfredo Santini.
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-Nice to meet you. -You won't
introduce me? -Robledo.
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Give me the file.
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-Allow me.
-Have a seat.
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-Thanks.
-Excuse me.
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Miss Avellaneda, due to your
experience it' ll be advisable...
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...for you to work in the
calculation of increase in sales.
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-It's more difficult but
it's not so boring. -Okay, sir.
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-What's wrong?
Are you scared? -A little.
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It's the first time
I work in a large company.
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Large?
We no longer think that.
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Mr. Santini,...
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-... you know the system we use
in our stock books. -Yes, sir.
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Is there any chance for me
to work facing a window?
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I' m claustrophobic.
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-Facing a window? -I wouldn't
want to upset you the first day...
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... but it's a psychic problem.
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A trauma.
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Yes, don't worry.
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-Mendez!
-Yes?
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-You have the desks keys,
right? -Yes, sir.
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-Robledo, the lady will work
here. -That sounds great.
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Give her the locker keys.
Tell Sanchez to give her...
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...the production books.
You' ll work here.
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Give Mr. Santini a desk
facing the back window.
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-Facing the window?
-l' m claustrophobic. I' m sorry.
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-Really sorry. -There's
nothing to be sorry about.
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Mendez, come.
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Come, l' ll introduce you
to your workmates.
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Martinez.
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A woman at last!
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-Hi.
-Nice to meet you.
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This claustrophobia thing
must be terrible for you.
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It's psychosomatic.
But facing it does not cure it.
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Oh, Sierra, excuse me.
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Avellaneda, Santini,
our football pools expert.
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-You' re a Leo.
-What?
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-Your birthday?
-August 20th.
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Didn't I tell you?
A typical Leo.
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-Why typical? -Games of
chance are irresistible for Leos.
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He can make our horoscope.
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Let's check.
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Ibanez.
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Yes, lbanez.
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Pretty girl, isn't she?
How old is she?
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-24.
-She's not a girl.
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No? Then I am Tutankhamen.
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No, why?
What does it have to do?
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Nothing. But age is not a good
topic of conversation today.
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-Did you find it?
-Yes.
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Ibanez and Company...
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... 200 spark plugs.
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-Happy birthday to you!
-Happy birthday, Dad. -Thanks.
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-What's wrong?
-I thought you'd forgotten.
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-Okay, let's have dinner. I' m
starving. -What's that face?
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To your places!
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-What's that? A present
for me? -I don't know.
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From the three of you?
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-Let's see.
-Let's see.
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-This is a luxury robe.
-You like it?
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-l' ll be ashamed to wear it.
-You deserve more than this.
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-Hold it. I' ll try it on.
-Give me your jacket.
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-You' re so elegant.
-It's too much.
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-Let me see. Here...
-How do I look?
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Great. You look like me.
You' re not ugly at all.
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You look really handsome.
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-Really?
-You look great.
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When I quit my job, I put it
on and l' ll never take it off.
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-And l' ll have dinner with
the robe on! -Very good! Yes!
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-You' re planning to quit
your job next year? -Sure.
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I can't believe you' re
sick and tired of working.
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What are you going to do
at home all day long?
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How do you know l' m gonna be
locked at home all day long?
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She divides the world into 2:
The happy people who work...
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...in an office and the
unhappy ones who stay home...
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-...taking care of their family.
-That's a lie. I never said that.
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Don't start to argue.
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Let's make a toast to me.
What do you think about that?
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-Do I have to make it?
-No, of course not.
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I hope you have a nice evening
with your children.
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-Cheers.
-Amen.
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Today I ran into an old friend
of my childhood.
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He talked for an hour.
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At first I couldn't remember
who he was.
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Didn't he tell you his name?
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Yes, Vignale. He said it
right away.
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But I couldn't remember him.
And I remember all my friends.
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Poor guy! When he asked
about Mom, he felt terrible.
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-He knew Mom?
-Yes.
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-He remembered her?
-Sure.
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-l' m happy for him.
I don't remember her. -I do.
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Excuse me.
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If you' re gonna talk to me,
make up your mind.
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Skinny women get more
wrinkles with age.
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My younger sister was thinner.
Now she looks older than me.
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She hates that.
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She doesn't say anything
but she hates it.
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I can't stop thinking.
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I' m always thinking
about something.
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I can't even read because l
can't keep anything in my head,...
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...I' m thinking about
something else.
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It's the same when I sew.
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-And my parcel? Where's
my parcel? -There it is.
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My customer must be
waiting for it.
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I' m a great sewer
but I don't like it.
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It' s the same with everything.
Being locked up at home.
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My husband gets mad when
I tell him I hate the house.
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It's easy for him. He's at the
shop all day long seeing people.
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He tells me to watch TV.
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Are you a banker?
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-No, why? -But you
keep accounts at work.
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Sometimes. Why?
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You make that face in bed.
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-l' m sorry.
-That' s the street.
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At least he should pretend.
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He doesn't work, he' s always
late, he cuts work.
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They' ll make you sub-manager
by the end of the year, l' m sure.
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But if you' re quitting,
he' ll be the sub-manager.
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There's a whole year ahead of
us. He won't be here that long.
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Show me those glasses.
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Excuse me.
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They really suit!
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You must wear them
all the time.
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You wear them
in the street?
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406-6 from June 7th
to June 1 4th...
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... 237 thousand pesos.
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425-9 from August 1 5th
to August 22nd...
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... 1 13 thousand pesos.
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Santini.
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Santini.
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Santini!
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I' m sorry. I was absent-minded.
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Yes, I realized that.
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Tell me, Santini.
Are you sure...
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...that a refined guy like you
likes a job like this one,...
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-...a job you' re not interested in?
-l' m interested in my job.
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I think the claustrophobia
doesn't let you focus.
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Sierra told me you' re an expert
in signs of the Zodiac.
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Do that. You could have
a section in a magazine.
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I just got distracted.
It doesn't mean l' m useless.
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No! Nobody said that.
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But I think
you don't like your job.
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Perhaps you'd like
another job.
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Why are you kidding me?!
Do you like this kind of life?!
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Are you happy
with this routine?!
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Haven't you ever imagined
you' re somewhere else...
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...Ieading another life, doing
something better than writing...
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...numbers in papers
that nobody reads?! Jerks!
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Wouldn't you like to be
millionaires, artists,...
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... handsome?! Are you happy
with this miserable life?!
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What's wrong, Santini?
Why are you shouting?
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-l' m sorry... -It's our fault.
We were kidding him.
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I' m sorry, Santini.
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Why don't you calm down
and work for a change?
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Listen, Suarez, did you solve
Avellaneda's problem?
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I can't work miracles
with so many people.
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We've been working overtime
for two weeks and...
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...it's your section's fault.
If you have a formula for...
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...not working, use it, but don't
fuck with me or my people!
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I've been making calculations.
When I retire, I'd have saved...
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... enough money to live on
for 3 years and 2 months.
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With a few accountings
or gigs a year, l' ll...
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...earn enough money to live
on for 5 years and 2 months.
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Can't you talk about
anything else?
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You've only worked for a over
a year, and you' re sick of it.
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It shouldn't surprise you after
35 years doing the same job.
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Have you thought
what you' re going to do?
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I don't know.
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Other than that,
l' ll just think of something.
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Right now all I want to do
is loaf about. We' ll see.
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I've never had enough time for
me. But l' ll just waste time,...
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... not what I do
in the office,...
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... stupid calculations
nobody cares about.
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As Santini says.
He's right.
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-Who's Santini?
-A new worker.
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-He's kind of weird.
-Weird?
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He's...
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... effeminate. He had
an attack today.
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He started to shout
at Robledo and Mendez,...
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...asking them if they
were happy with their lives.
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What he said
was quite right.
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Robledo says that this guy, due
to his problem, in the case he's...
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-... a freak...
-You mean sissy, Dad.
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-That's what they' re called.
-Yes, of course I know.
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But it' s hard for me
to accuse him.
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Why accuse him?
Is it a crime?
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And what did Robledo say?
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That... that' s why
this guy is...
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... margined.
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He looks at things from
outside...
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... because society
isn't built correctly.
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Everything is adverse.
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And for you?
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-What? -For you,
an ordinary man,...
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... things are not adverse?
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-What are you doing? -You
scared me. I didn't hear you.
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-Where are you coming from?
-The movies.
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What do you mean?
It's 3 am.
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-What are you laughing at?
-You.
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You have the face of a father.
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I like to have you shaking with
fear every time I utter a word.
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What are you doing?
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I' m looking for some pictures
Grandma gave me.
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I thought they were here
but I can't find them.
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And you' re looking for them
at 3 am?
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Yes, I just felt like it.
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Today I told a friend
of mine...
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...something that happened
to me when I was a kid.
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-And I remember there's a
photo of that day. -What day?
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The day both of us went out
alone. You took me to the zoo.
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You were a little girl.
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Yes. We never went out alone
again. That's why I remember.
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This room looks terrible.
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It's a mess but I don't
know where to start.
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-Mom's sewing machine was
there, wasn't it? -Yes.
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Dad,...
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... how did you love Mom?
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-That's a strange question.
-Yes, but how did you love her?
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I don't know.
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A lot.
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And you never got bored?
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We didn't have time.
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-Do you like widows?
-What do you mean?
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I' m just asking.
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-You want me to get married?
-Why not?
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-You' re very handsome.
-Why don't you get married?
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And leave you alone
with those beasts?
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And I don't have
a boyfriend.
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I don't know...
I want to do something...
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... but I don't know what.
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Sometimes l' m afraid.
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-What do you mean?
-l' m afraid.
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I' m afraid that nothing
will happen to me.
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That nothing will
ever happen to me like...
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I've finished.
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-Okay. -Do you want me
to wait while you check it?
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-Did you check it?
-Yes, twice.
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-That's okay. Leave it there
and go home. -Thank you.
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See you tomorrow.
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See you
tomorrow.
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You can't complain.
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Why, Sir?
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The guy they hired to replace
Santini is a cute boy.
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Come here. I' ll help you.
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-Bring your list.
-But you've finished.
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But I gotta stay all the same.
Come so we' ll leave earlier.
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Dictate that to me.
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-Bancalari...
-No, wait, wait.
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-500 spark...
-Where were you?
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I marked it down in pencil.
I' d rather not write on it...
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...because after so many
checks it' ll look untidy.
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It' s a feminine mark.
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You need the glasses or you
wear them to cover your face?
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In high school
a friend of mine...
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...used to put them on and
take them off, like you do.
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He didn't need them but...
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... he was shy and he thought
the glasses covered his face.
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I need them. The
ophtalmologist prescribed them.
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Donado, 100 spark plugs. Model:
17 M. 30 platinum, model: 20 E.
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Flores, 165 spark plugs,
model: 17 F.
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I'd rather you wouldn't have
worked overtime, but last week...
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-...Robledo, Mendez and Sierra
did it 3 times. -Robledo told me.
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It's a good idea to take turns.
It's unfair for you to be...
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-...the one who always works
overtime. -I don't have a choice.
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And I don't care.
Nobody's waiting for me.
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Poor Geller, he was desperate.
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-Maybe somebody was waiting
for you. -No.
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Nobody?
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Not today.
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Today.
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But you do have a boyfriend.
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Kind of.
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And does he know he' s
" kind of" a boyfriend?
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Is anybody waiting for you?
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-l' m a widower. It' s been
20 years now. -I didn't know.
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Do you live far from here?
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-One hour trip.
-You' ll get home starving.
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-Let's go and have dinner. -No,
thanks, they' re waiting for me.
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Mom and Dad.
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Dad...
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...doesn't stop working
till I get home.
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-What does he do?
-He's a tailor.
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-But a very bad one.
-What do you mean?
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All his jackets are the same.
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With "sad shoulders",
as he says.
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His jackets only suit
the mannequin.
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Poor Dad!
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Do you know what he uses
to say?
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The only well done thing
in this world is Bach's music.
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Are you an only daughter?
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Why?
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-Does it show?
-No.
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The streets look strange
at this hour.
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I' m kind of a maniac.
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-I like to walk, to walk
through different places. -Why?
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I don't know.
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For a change.
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I don't like to walk always
through the same places.
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-You must think l' m crazy.
-Not at all. -Here it is.
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-Thank you for your company.
See you tomorrow. -Bye.
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He's leaving.
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Where to?
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-I don't know. He's leaving home.
He' ll live on his own. -Why?
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Dad! You know what's
going on with Jaime.
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-I didn't know anything.
-Yes, you knew.
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We all knew. You also said
his friends were weird.
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He's like his friends!
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Blanca, what do you mean?
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Do you know
what you' re talking about?!
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It's okay.
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Don't cry.
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-So you' re leaving?
-Yes.
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Can you tell me why?
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It's easier this way
for all of us.
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-I don't want it to be easy.
-But I do!
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I don't want to be judged or
treated as a sick person.
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-Why, Jaime? -I want to be
alone, I want to live in peace.
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That' s not what l' m asking?
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And what are you asking?
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Jaime, I don't want you
to suffer.
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I don't want you
to be alone.
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I don't know
what went wrong with you.
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-I don't know why I didn't
realize. -You didn't want.
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-But don't worry,
it wouldn't have helped. -No?
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Jaime...
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Are you sure?
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Are you sure
things are that way?
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Yes, yes, l' m sure.
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Don't suffer. That thing you' re
scared of, hasn't happened yet.
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I' m so miserable.
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-lnchauste's file, sir. -What's
going on with Avellaneda?
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-You' re singing a serenade
to her? -Why?
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-You've been talking a lot to
her. -Poor girl. I saw her...
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...arguing with a guy at the
diner. I think she was crying.
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Have you seen her face?
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-Did you have a fight with
your boyfriend? -Yes.
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Sometimes it's good to have a
fight so you start all over again.
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-I don't want to start all over
again. -But you' re sad.
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It's not that. I cherish an illusion
and everything goes wrong.
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I knew what I had
to tell him but...
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... I got so nervous
that I burst into tears.
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I hate to cry.
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Hi, Dad.
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-Mr. Alejandro Ferrero,
my father. -How do you do?
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He has come to get the tools
Jaime left at the workshop.
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-Do you want some coffee?
-No, thanks. I don't have time.
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-Then l' ll go get those tools.
-Yes.
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-Excuse me.
-Okay.
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-So you' re a friend of Jaime' s?
-Yes.
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This kind of houses
are nice.
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Jaime told me you've lived
here since he was born.
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No, long before that. I've lived
here since I got married.
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Jaime is living with you?
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With me? No, why?
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He's living in a boarding house.
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-Why have you thought
he's living with me? -No...
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-lt was just an idea.
-What kind of idea?
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Excuse me, but aren't you
too old to be Jaime's friend?
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-What do you mean?
-You know exactly what I mean.
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No, I don't know. You' ll have
to speak clearer, Mr. San Tome.
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You think l' m the pervert
who corrupted your son...
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... and you don't dare to ask.
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Ask me.
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If you ask me, l' ll answer.
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I don't know.
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I don't know what to ask.
-
I' d like...
-
... to hear about Jaime.
-
I'd like to know
how he lives. But I don't know.
-
Listen.
-
I' m not the pervert
who corrupts your son.
-
There' re no perverts.
-
And nobody is corrupted.
-
I don't know anything
about that.
-
About what?
-
-About what?
-Don't laugh at me.
-
I don't know my son.
-
Your son?
-
Your son is a sad boy...
-
...who doesn't have the same
sexual propensity as you.
-
At this point, I don't know
if he has any sexual propensity.
-
He's too scared to do anything.
-
Scared of what?
-
Of being different.
-
You can be different,
you know?
-
-Thanks.
-You' re welcome.
-
You should grin more often.
It really suits you.
-
-What does my face look like
when I don't grin? -Excuse me?
-
Do I look like a banker?
-
I don't get it.
-
They told me once I looked
like a banker, no...
-
That I looked like a worker
who keeps accounts.
-
No, you look like a man.
-
See you tomorrow, sir.
-
Avellaneda.
-
-What a coincidence.
-What a coincidence.
-
-Do you want to have a drink?
-Okay, thank you.
-
-There's a place there.
-l' m in a hurry. I' m going to...
-
-...the movies with a friend.
-No boyfriend? -Not anymore.
-
Nice, isn't it?
-
Yes.
-
-Good afternoon. -What will
you have? -A cup of tea.
-
-A cup of coffee.
-Okay.
-
It' s no coincidence.
-
This meeting, I mean.
It's not casual.
-
I've been coming here every
afternoon for a week.
-
You once said you came
this way every time you visited...
-
... a friend of yours,
remember?
-
So?
-
So I sat down here
waiting for you to come by.
-
Why?
-
I' d like...
-
...to find the perfect way
to put it into words.
-
I think l' m in love with you.
-
The most logical thing
would've been to keep it silent.
-
Anyway, whatever happens,...
-
... take it as a homage.
-
And please don't feel you' re
obliged to do anything.
-
I think...
-
... I began to realize
I was in love...
-
... the first time
I walked you to the bus.
-
That day we...
-
... talked about
your boyfriend.
-
-Remember?
-Yes, I do.
-
The day of the argument.
-
Well... I just had to tell you,
do you get it?
-
I get it.
-
You get it but don't you have
anything to tell me?
-
Okay...
-
First tell me what you mean
when you say you' re in love.
-
I think l' ll feel
even more ridiculous.
-
You don't want to make a fool
of yourself but neither do l.
-
To be in love might mean
many things to men.
-
Okay...
-
Take the best of those things.
-
It makes me...
-
... feel very bad
to tell you this but...
-
... you could be my daughter.
-
And we both know that.
-
And there lies the problem.
-
What can I offer you?
Courtship?
-
Ten years from now
l' ll be 60.
-
What l' m proposing is...
-
... an agreement,...
-
... a deal between...
-
... what I feel,...
-
...between
my love and your freedom.
-
The day
you came to the office...
-
... was my 49th birthday.
-
And I've been a widower
for 20 years.
-
I've never felt that a woman
could be my couple.
-
But I do feel that with you.
-
I don't know, l...
-
... I have the feeling you' re...
-
...the only person with whom
I can talk about certain things,...
-
...with whom I'd like to wake up
every morning.
-
And I know you.
-
And I know you.
-
I know how many moles
there are in your face.
-
That you comb your hair
when you' re nervous.
-
That routine
bores you to death.
-
That you cross your left leg
over your right leg.
-
Well...
-
I think that's love,
don't you?
-
I resigned myself to
so many things in life:
-
To not being important
to anyone.
-
To not understanding
my children.
-
To not travelling, I don't know,
to not writing a book.
-
I don't want to resign
myself to losing you...
-
... without attempting
to do something.
-
I knew.
-
More or less,
but I knew.
-
That's why I don't look
so surprised. Because l' m not.
-
I was waiting for you
to tell me.
-
But I don't know what to do.
-
I like you.
-
I love you,...
-
... I think.
-
But...
-
... it's all so complicated,
isn't it?
-
Maybe we should think it over.
-
I...
-
I' m not too brave.
-
I don't know if l' ll
be able to stand a situation...
-
... that's kind of strange.
-
-I'd like to be older.
-Or that I'd be younger.
-
No.
-
You are what you are
because of your age.
-
But I don't know.
-
There are so many things
I don't like.
-
And if we hurt each other...
-
... and we feel miserable?
-
I have nothing to lose.
-
It's better for me
to suffer...
-
... than to be living
the way I live.
-
But you' re so young.
-
You could overlook
this whole thing.
-
No.
-
I don't think I could.
-
-Okay. Until tomorrow.
-Until tomorrow.
-
Martin...
-
I wanted to tell you
you' re very kind to me,...
-
-...you' re really behaving yourself.
-Really?
-
I' m serious.
-
You say that but...
-
... when I was a kid
they taught me...
-
... that when you behave
properly, you get a prize.
-
Of course. You deserve it.
-
Nice.
-
-What's wrong?
-What a shame!
-
-ls it me?
-What a shame! What a shame!
-
It's a shame it all
turned out to be this way.
-
It's a shame that
I wasn't born before...
-
...and that you lived all
this time without me.
-
I' m so sorry!
-
-Mr. San Tome, can you explain
something to me? -Sure.
-
How can I restrain myself from
kissing you at work?
-
I don't know but l' m glad
you feel like kissing me.
-
Thank you, Mr. San Tome.
-
Mom! He's trying to hit me!
-
Children, please!
-
-Stop fooling around!
-Go inside.
-
Come here, Martin.
Rosa, bring me that envelope!
-
And we want to be left alone.
-
-Do you want a liquor?
-No, thanks.
-
-Just a little. -Bring me that
envelope.You know where it is?
-
Yes. I' ll go get it.
-
What a mess!You must be used
to it with your three children.
-
-But they' re grown-ups.
-At their age they only make...
-
... noise. They' re like my
brothers and l, full of energy.
-
Here you have. Don't you want
a glass of liquor?
-
-Don't ask him, just serve it!
-Thank you.
-
-Alejandro is still hitting her.
-Don't worry. They won't die!
-
-Sugar?
-Will you leave us alone?!
-
-Hey.
-Yes?
-
-Come back when your
husband leaves. -You' re so rude!
-
My sister-in-law
is pretty,uh?
-
Leave that coffee.
Come and sit here.
-
I' ll make you suffer.
-
Do you remember this one?
-
Of course!
-
Your parents were so young.
-
You remember
that neighbor?
-
That was Mrs. Luisa,
my neighbor from the back.
-
This Spaniard sang very good.
-
And look at you.
Your face looks just the same.
-
Even as a kid
you looked serious.
-
I was thin.
I was really skinny.
-
And do you remember
this one?
-
-He's Cayolas!
-Of course! Cayolas!
-
You remembered Cayolas!
-
He was the funniest of the gang.
He listened to the funniest...
-
-...jokes and he never laughed.
-He was amazing.
-
I had dinner with him a month
ago. I see him once in a while.
-
But he's changed now.
He's bald, fat. And he laughs!
-
-He laughs?
-More than I do.
-
You' re a beast. I' m sorry, sir,
but you' re a beast. He hit...
-
...her face with a monkey wrench.
She' ll die and...
-
...it' ll be your fault. I begged you
not to leave your tools there.
-
Okay!
-
Women get scared.
-
-Look what I found here!
-Let me see.
-
New Year's eve. The picture
of all the gang at the Chueco's.
-
-Her sister was about to
get married. -Here' s Saverio.
-
We called him "Cruel"!
-
-What?
-Look who's here!
-
-Who?
-Paving Block.
-
He's so elegant.
Paving Block, damn it!
-
-I don't find it funny.
-What?
-
You know I hated it.
-
What?
-
You know I hated being called
Paving Stone.
-
Oh, that's you.
-
Of course it's you.
-
-What are you drinking?
-Chocolate.
-
-What are you laughing at?
-Chocolate. I feel l' m a satyr.
-
-It's delicious. Have one.
-No, thanks. I' ll stick to coffee.
-
Coward!
-
-You want to go to the
movies? -Weren't you supposed...
-
-...to see Blanca? -At 10:30. She' ll
introduce his boyfriend to me.
-
I' m happy.
-
But l' m scared.
-
Well...
-
-You wouldn't want me to make
a speech. -No, on the contrary.
-
I've been thinking l' m the one
who should make a speech.
-
But you surely
want to know about me.
-
Yes, sure, but...
-
... I don't know how to ask.
I've no experience.
-
Neither do l.
-
I' m not a good match...
-
... and...
I don't intend to change.
-
Blanquita says you' re not
interested in that...
-
... but I think it's better
for me to tell you.
-
I' m not a successful man
of tomorrow, as they call them.
-
I don't know. I don't
earn a lot of money because...
-
...I' m not interested
in working 20 hours a day.
-
I'd rather do other things
like...
-
... working in politics.
-
I can't think of anything else
to tell you.
-
Do you want
to ask me anything?
-
Excuse me. I laughed
because I remembered...
-
...I told lsabel's father
exactly the opposite.
-
Isabel was my wife.
-
I told him I was the
successful man of tomorrow.
-
Poor old guy!
I' m sure he didn't believe me.
-
-What' s wrong? -Nothing. I' m
fed up with working overtime.
-
You don't want to work in the
evening so you come earlier.
-
It's not the same. I come
to work an hour earlier.
-
Anyway, I can't sleep.
-
-You planning on staying there
all the morning? -Yes, sir.
-
Until my shift begins.
-
What' re you looking at?
I just want to leave earlier.
-
To have the evening
for myself.
-
For yourself and who else?
You think it doesn't show?
-
Come on, spit it.
-
You' re seeing a woman.
-
This might be tragic.
-
At your age
it's dangerous.
-
So? You won't tell me?
-
No.
-
I woke up an hour later
for nothing.
-
Be careful. You' re the right
person to be a victim.
-
If you take it too seriously,
you may end up in trouble.
-
Why?
What may happen to me?
-
What's worse than
an empty life?
-
-You' re right.
-Do me a favor.
-
-As long as it doesn't involve
working. -Fill in the...
-
-...pools ticket. I don't
understand anything. -Me.
-
As Loco says, l' m a blockhead.
-
The guys prepared something
for him for next week.
-
-You' re always playing jokes
on him. -It's great. When we...
-
...fill in the ticket, he doesn't
want to know what we choose.
-
They' ll make him believe
Mendez hit all soccer results.
-
He' ll have a heart attack.
Be careful.
-
Oh God!
-
Racing vs. San Lorenzo...
-
Racing will win.
-
You' re planning on being
discreet for a long time?
-
About that girl, I mean.
-
-At last! -Careful.
-Turn on the light.
-
Take off your clothes.
-
Quickly, come on.
-
-Hurry.
-Here's a towel.
-
Careful. You' ll throw me
to the ground.
-
-Are you wet?
-Yes, dry me off.
-
-l' ll make tea. -Take off your
clothes or you' ll get a cold.
-
-And the matches?
-On the first shelf.
-
This.
-
Happiness is exactly this.
-
-How are you?
-Always the same.
-
You' re always behind
the newspaper.
-
I sometimes forget you have
a face and I think of you...
-
... as a sports headline.
-
Are you drunk?
-
One day I don't say good
morning and you think l' m drunk.
-
Unbelievable!
-
What' re you going to do?
You won't go to the match?
-
No, we played in Rosario
and I didn't feel like going.
-
You won't go out
with your girlfriend?
-
You' re playing a matchmaker
or a detective?
-
A father.
-
-Too late.
-ls that an accusation?
-
No.
-
Listen, Esteban.
-
Esteban.
-
Yes?
-
Can you put down
that paper for a change?!
-
What' s wrong with you?
Now you' re shouting?
-
What's wrong with all of you?
You' re always bothering me.
-
Blanca tried to talk
to a newspaper?
-
She was trying to find out why
you don't live here anymore...
-
-...and why l' m so bitter. -And
did you help her understand?
-
What? Why you left
without saying anything?
-
It was that, wasn't it?
-
Alright.
-
I' m living with a woman.
-
I love her.
-
I have that right.
-
She's a very nice person but
she's much younger than me.
-
That's it. I told you.
-
Now that you' re having
a relationship you wake up.
-
The father opens his eyes,
looks around and says:
-
" What's wrong with this boy?
He's always so bitter."
-
You' re my father,
that's what's wrong!
-
I don't know how to escape
from this trap of doing...
-
...the same work every day
for 30 years just to retire!
-
Because l' m just like you!
Just the same!
-
And that's what scares me!
-
It's like having a mirror
in front of me, you understand?
-
A mirror that is set ahead.
-
The worst of all is that I have
nothing to reproach you with.
-
You' re a good guy,
you' re smart.
-
What's killing me is the thought
of living all my life this way.
-
No. That's if you want that.
-
Why? You wanted it
to be that way?
-
No. No, dear, no.
-
I just gave up.
-
Because at your age,
I wasn't furious.
-
If I had been furious, l
wouldn't have led the life I led.
-
But you' re still on time.
-
-You can change things.
-It's easier said than done.
-
I can't do another job. You
want me to starve to death?
-
But my son!
-
If at my age...
-
...I dare live with a woman who
could easily be my daughter,...
-
...if I have the boldness
to start over again,..
-
...why wouldn't you
do the same? You must do it.
-
Think about the kind
of life you want...
-
...and you' ll see it doesn't
depend on your job that much.
-
I've just come to learn that.
-
What you really want
is what you' re meant to be.
-
So you must take it
or give it a try.
-
You can spend your whole
life looking for that...
-
... but it's a better life...
I don't know...
-
... than trying to get
promotions or making money,...
-
... or giving up.
-
That girl...
-
The girl you talked about...
-
Yes?
-
What's her name?
-
Laura.
-
Is she as pretty...
-
... as Mom was?
-
It's really easy. Mendez calls
and says we won on the pools.
-
You' re shocked and you give
the phone to someone else.
-
I' m no good for that kind of
things. I' ll blow your cover.
-
-You' ll get the phone.
-And where will you be?
-
-I told you l' m no good for this.
-But you' ll have to pretend...
-
... or you' ll ruin our joke.
-
Don't you think
that joke's too risky?
-
-How long will you cling to
that joke? -For some minutes.
-
Mendez will be right back.
Be careful!
-
Good morning.
-
-Mendez hasn't arrived yet?
-No. Do you need him?
-
No, why would l?
-
I'd better stay here so that
I can answer the phone.
-
-Robledo, did you see Mendez
yesterday? -No. Why?
-
As you go to soccer
matches together I thought...
-
No, I haven't seen him.
-
-What was the prize for the
football pools? -7 40 million.
-
Get out.
He's about to call.
-
Hi.
-
No, Martinez. Who is it?
-
What's wrong? Mendez.
-
What?
-
What?!
-
What are you saying?
Don't play jokes on us. What?!
-
-All of them?
-What is he saying?
-
All our soccer results
were right!
-
I knew it! I knew it!
-
I knew it!
We won the soccer pools!
-
I knew it! I knew it!
-
7 40 million!
-
We won! We won!
-
We did it!
We' ll all retire...
-
... but we' ll all be rich!
Rich!
-
Come on, Sierra!
Come on, Sierra!
-
This job is over! It's over!
-
I' m through with this!
-
Come on, Sierra!
Come on, come on, Sierra!
-
-Come on, come on, Sierra!
-What's all that shouting?
-
I' m shaking to death.
-
I have some news for you.
-
We' re millionaires.
Millionaires!
-
All of us are millionaires! And
you can go and fuck yourself!
-
Let me kiss you.
-
You' re still afraid of him?
-
-We can hire him to open
the doors of our car. -Stop it.
-
We' re millionaire! Millionaire!
But don't worry.
-
We' ll give you some money,
Piggy.
-
Listen, Sierra.
-
The guys...
-
All of us decided...
-
... until you get
another job...
-
It's no sacrifice to any of us.
We' re several guys.
-
We' ll gather your salary...
-
... until you find
another job.
-
Come on, man.
-
Why don't you go
and fuck yourselves?
-
Do you remember that day
Santini had that attack,...
-
... a week before he left?
-
Yes, I remember.
-
Did you realize?
-
In another way, he talked about
the same things as Sierra did.
-
Who, Santini?
-
Yes. I know
they were different but...
-
... he couldn't stand it either...
-
... and called us slaves
all day long, like Sierra.
-
I don't know but I think...
-
... that's why
we plot without even realizing.
-
And we do something to...
-
... get them off our backs,...
-
... to stop them
from disturbing us,...
-
... to stop them from
dreaming in a loud voice.
-
You can't stand it either.
-
Why don't you take
some vacations?
-
-You know l' m retiring,
don't you? -Yes.
-
-Don't you find it crazy?
-No, why?
-
Now that Suarez's been fired,
everybody's saying l' ll be...
-
-...sub-manager. -But you
don't want to go on working?
-
-But how will we manage?
-We' ll think of something.
-
-You' re okay?
-Yes.
-
You wouldn't mind living
with a retired worker.
-
If you don't mind living
with a woman with a cold.
-
You look so good.
I've never seen you so happy.
-
-Do you love her a lot?
-Yes.
-
-Aren't you going
to get married? -No.
-
She's too young.
It wouldn't be fair.
-
-ls that what she says?
-I say that but she understands.
-
What is she like?
-
Would you like to meet her?
-
He has a girlfriend!
-
He has a girlfriend!
He has a girlfriend!
-
Blow your nose.Don't embarrass
me in front of my daughter.
-
-Hi.
-Okay, the time has come.
-
Don't get nervous.
I' m more scared than you are.
-
-Hi. -At last!
The rice was overcooking.
-
Did you miss me?
-
-A lot.
-So did l.
-
The rice!
-
I've something to tell you.
Geller mimics Robledo.
-
Today he walked me to the
bus and I couldn't stop laughing.
-
Martin! I was waiting for you.
Let's go have a coffee.
-
-l' m sorry, someone's
waiting for me. -Just a coffee.
-
-They' re waiting for me. -I must
talk with you. I' m desperate.
-
Why?
-
It happened.
-
-What happened?
-My sister-in-law.
-
-What sister-in-law?
-I saw it coming.
-
She was always seducing me.
I have a reputation...
-
And now she' s driving me crazy.
I think my wife found out.
-
I don't know what to do.
-
That's the fate of seducers.
-
-l' m leaving. They' re waiting
for me. -I tell you...
-
... I' m desperate and you leave.
-
I' m sorry. I was
with Santillan. Have a seat.
-
Okay, San Tome, here we are.
-
I won't tell you any news.
You know the sub-management...
-
... is vacant.
That position is yours.
-
We just have to make it official.
-
-Actually...
-No, don't thank me, please.
-
Your help will be really useful.
-
I must take my wife to Europe,
otherwise she' ll kill me.
-
You should come and work
in this floor...
-
... during the afternoons.
-
How much time do I have
to give you an answer?
-
I' m sorry, I don't get it.
An answer to what?
-
If l' ll accept the position or not.
-
San Tome, what's wrong
with you? Are you sick?
-
No, l' m okay but...
-
...after 30 years I feel like
doing something else...
-
-...and I'd like to retire.
-Don't talk nonsense!
-
Do you think they' ll offer you
an executive position knowing...
-
...you' re planning to retire?
What' re you planning to do?
-
Go and sunbathe at the park?
-
Aren't you ashamed?
-
Five months from now
everything will be different.
-
Although it's too late for
some things, with you...
-
-...it' ll all be different.
-Too late for what?
-
-For so many things.
-What things?
-
To...
-
... write a book,...
-
... to dance like Fred Astaire.
-
Why is it too late
to write a book?
-
Do you love me?
-
-Excuse me? -You've never
told me you love me.
-
It's so hard to be romantic
with that cough.
-
-Yes.
-You have fever.
-
We' re two fools. You should've
seen a doctor a week ago.
-
-He' ll tell me to stay in bed.
-And you' ll do it.
-
You' ll call the office and say:
" I can't go to work.
-
I've to look after Avellaneda."
-
I'd better go to
my parents' for some days.
-
You don't want to be alone?
-
Then I won't go.
-
No, you should go. Your mother
will take good care of you.
-
But don't stay here alone.
Go with your children.
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You' ll get sad.
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-How are you, Dad?
-How are you? Sit down.
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And Blanca?
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She's getting dressed.
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-You' re going out?
-Yes.
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-We' re going to the movies.
-They' re so stupid. Look at that!
-
-Of course!
-
-Again!
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Dad! I didn't know you
were coming. You' re staying?
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Come, come.
-
-Anything wrong?
-No.
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Laura has the flu. She' ll be
at her mother's for a few days.
-
-Did you have dinner?
-No, but l' m not hungry.
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-Don't you want to join us?
-No, l' m tired. -It's getting late.
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-Good evening, sir.
-Bye.
-
-Bye, Dad.
-Bye, honey. -Bye.
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-You want to come?
-No, I want to go to bed early.
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-So you' re staying?
-Yes.
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Wait for me. I' m coming.
-
-ls there anything wrong?
-No, l' m fine.
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-Really?
-Really.
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-Alright. See you later.
-See you later.
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Hello.
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No, Robledo. Who is it?
-
Oh yes. How is she?
-
Okay. No problem. Send her our
regards. I hope she gets better.
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No problem. I' ll tell him.
-
-On behalf of Avellaneda.
-They wanted to talk to me?
-
No, just tell us the doctor
ordered her to stay in bed.
-
-For how long?
-I didn't ask.
-
I didn't want her to think
we were hastening her.
-
-Sure.
-Anything wrong?
-
-No, why?
-Your face looks awful.
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I' m just tired.
-
That thing with that woman...
-
... is okay?
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Okay.
-
Please, now you push
when you cover.
-
-That doesn't mean they' re
playing. -What do you mean?
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You call that playing?
That's so nice!
-
So that's playing?
Give me a break, man!
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Playing was what we did
at my time.
-
I'd like to see one of
your players playing today.
-
-There wasn't anything.
-I mean the younger ones.
-
-When they' re in minor leagues,
they play. -Yes, they do play.
-
Hey. Robledo.
-
-Give me a break!
-Robledo, stop it. Robledo!
-
Cut it out!
-
Hello. Yes, it's me.
-
How is she?
-
What are you talking about?
-
Shut up!
-
Shut up, bastard! Shut up!
What are you talking about?
-
-Shut up, bastard!
-What's wrong? -Shut up!
-
-Give me the phone. -Tell him
to shut up! -Who is it?
-
What happened?
-
How did it happen?
-
No, l' m sorry.
But he's shocked.
-
Yes.
-
We were all very fond of her.
-
Excuse us.
-
Avellaneda...
-
She died this morning.
-
-Sir?
-Excuse me. Good afternoon.
-
The tailor lives here?
-
Yes.
-
-I wanted to have a suit made.
-Come in, please.
-
They' re looking for you.
-
-Good afternoon. I wanted
to have a suit made. -Sure.
-
-You brought your fabric?
-No.
-
I' ll see if I have something
you like.
-
You live
in the neighborhood?
-
No, he was highly recommended.
-
These fabrics are good.
-
Okay. This one.
-
When will it be ready?
-
I have to get your measures
and you must choose a model.
-
-Like this one. -Hold on a
minute. I' ll take your measures.
-
Pretty, isn't she?
-
She was our only daughter.
-
Forgive me. My wife
will take your measures.
-
She's good at that.
-
Excuse me.
-
It's you, aren't you?
-
She talked about you.
-
She spent the last 10 days
talking about you.
-
He doesn't know anything.
-
I wanted to let you know but...
-
...there was no time.
-
Everything happened
so fast that...
-
And there was no reason...
-
The doctor said
it was her heart...
-
... and that that kind
of things happen.
-
You can't take precautions.
-
I pictured you
the way you are.
-
I think I recognized you
when I opened the door.
-
Forgive me but...
-
...I didn't want to come.
-
I don't know why l' m here.
-
I've been stunned
all this month.
-
When I left the office,
I came straight here.
-
I don't know what to say.
-
Since that day...
-
...I haven't talked about
her with anybody.
-
I needed...
-
I understand.
-
I have something for you.
-
Laura wanted to show you
her pictures as a little girl.
-
She was going to show them
to you when she saw you again.
-
I' ll give them to you.
-
Here they are.
-
And now leave
and don't ever come back.
-
Forgive me,...
-
... but he doesn't know anything
about this...
-
... and I wouldn't know
what to tell him.
-
-l' m sorry, Dad, but we were
worried about you. -Come in.
-
How are you?
-
Fine, son.
-
May I help you?
-
Not much.
-
That's it.
-
It's over.
-
I know what l' ll tell you
will sound stupid...
-
... but you mustn't think
it's all over.
-
It was not just her.
-
You felt like living again.
-
Does that have to end?
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