Le Million
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:07:00
Oh, no? Then just tell him
if he doesn't pay his bill today

:07:04
he'll have to answer to me.
:07:06
I'm wise to people's tricks
when they're flat broke.

:07:10
When you can't pay,
you don't go shopping. Thief!

:07:14
Him, a thief?
:07:15
Don't give me that!
You're the one who owes me.

:07:19
How can you accept that?
:07:21
Ignore him. He'll go away.
:07:22
Forget your floozies and find a job.
Bum! Good-for-nothing!

:07:27
If you don't like it, come on out.
:07:30
Loafer!
I'll have your furniture impounded.

:07:34
It's better not to answer
people like that back.

:07:45
Why don't you just pay the man?
:07:48
Because I'm hard up right now.
:07:51
But not for long.
I'm expecting some money.

:07:56
How annoying.
:07:58
It's the third time we've been
interrupted since I arrived.

:08:03
No way to see the fellow.
:08:05
They're awful people,
these artists, these doodlers!

:08:08
He owes me 2 months.
:08:09
And 2 months' rent!
:08:11
Let me get my hands on him.
:08:13
I was just upstairs.
He wouldn't open the door.

:08:15
Same here.
:08:16
Don't worry. We'll have
his furniture impounded tomorrow.

:08:20
I'll be here with this gentleman.
:08:23
We'll impound.
:08:26
Enough is enough.
This has gone on too long.

:08:35
Going, Wanda dear?
:08:37
Look at how you're dressed!
:08:40
Relax, I'm the boss now.
:08:46
Here, pal...
:08:50
Why the get-up?
:08:52
Because it's your turn.
:08:53
Why should I play the servant alone?

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