:07:22
Come in!
:07:26
- Adam!
- Open the windows!
:07:29
Don't tell me you tried
cooking spaghetti again.
:07:32
Yes! With the usual
disastrous results!
:07:34
Mary, get that siphon bottle there!
Quickly!
:07:36
- The soda?
- Yes! Hurry! Hurry!
:07:40
- Here!
- Ohh!
:07:42
Don't just stand there, woman!
Squirt! Squirt!
:07:48
There.
:07:50
You're just in time to enjoy
the most heavenly spaghetti dinner.
:07:53
Aw, thanks, but I've just had
breakfast, unfortunately.
:07:56
I admit it does look
a little overdone.
:07:58
Oh, well.
Try again next week.
:08:00
Probably starve doing it,
but I'll master it in the end, I promise.
:08:03
That's the thing that
keeps us apart, you know.
:08:06
Your spaghetti?
:08:08
Yes, in a way.
:08:10
When I'm having my spaghetti,
you're looking for your morning toast.
:08:13
Do you think we might ever arrange our day
to meet somewhere around teatime?
:08:17
Come on, sit down.
:08:19
- Let me get these hideous
monsters out of the way.
- Oh, he's cute!
:08:22
- She.
- Well, she's cute.
:08:24
The shops tell me it's the best-selling
design I've given them so far.
:08:27
- Discouraging.
- You're probably pleased as punch.
:08:30
Of course. Sit down
and really be comfortable.
:08:32
Thanks, Adam,
but I've got to get on to work.
:08:35
- I've come to ask for a favor.
- Name it.
:08:37
- Could you let me have
three pounds until tomorrow?
- Help yourself.
:08:41
Punch the night bell. The old lady of
Threadneedle St. Is well stocked and generous.
:08:44
- It does look like the Bank of England.
- Well, it should.
:08:46
I spent half my youth
reproducing it.
:08:49
- It's very good.
- Of course.
:08:54
Wonderful!
:08:56
You're very clever,
Adam.
:08:58
I am about
unimportant things.