:06:00
- Oh, they're sweet.
- Yes, at a distance.
:06:09
Don't worry about it.
:06:11
They stuffed him
like something dead.
:06:13
Hey, lady, does he smell?
:06:28
Hello.
:06:55
Hello, Phillip.
:06:56
How are you this morning?
:07:01
Oh, all right.
:07:02
ln French, Phillip, in French.
:07:05
Yes, Mademoiselle.
:07:12
Tommy.
:07:18
lt's gonna hurt the material.
:07:19
lt's gonna be all worn out,
washing and ironing it all the time.
:07:24
Drina, l don't need no shirt.
:07:26
What's the matter with this?
l'm late.
:07:28
Late for what? For those no-good kids?
For playing in the street all day?
:07:32
All right, so you'll be late--
late for not working.
:07:35
Everybody's always asking what
your sister's doing going on strike.
:07:38
They say--
:07:39
The next time those busybodies
ask you what l'm striking for,
:07:41
you tell them it's for money
that's coming to me for hard work.
:07:44
That $3.50 extra a week would get you
out of these streets, for one thing.
:07:47
lf you think any of us like walking
up and down all day,
:07:50
carrying signs and worrying how we're
going to eat the next day, you're crazy.
:07:54
And don't you go around
being ashamed of what l do.
:07:55
All right. Okay.
:07:59
Something must be the matter with you.
You get so mad...