Our Man in Havana
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1:15:03
Now I'm going to call upon
the representative of Hoover's.

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Mr. Wormold.
1:15:12
We've finished all my whisky
just when you need Dutch courage.

1:15:15
I came armed as well.
Here, take a quick one.

1:15:20
We may take Mr. Wormold
as a symbol for all that service means.

1:15:25
- Modesty, perseverance and efficiency.
- Very kind of you, Carter.

1:15:29
You gotta be quick.
1:15:35
You wouldn't appreciate this.
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Mr. Wormold.
1:15:46
Mr. President, Mr. Senator...
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this is my first,
and I daresay some of you wish...

1:15:52
it may be my last public appearance.
1:15:55
I don't know how I should have the courage
to stand up here...

1:15:59
if my friend Carter hadn't provided me
with something stronger than milk.

1:16:04
- Happy days.
- Happy days.

1:16:12
We hear a lot nowadays about the Cold War.
1:16:18
But any trader will tell you
that the war between two manufacturers...

1:16:23
can be quite a hot war.
1:16:28
Sorry.
1:16:30
Take Phastkleaners and Nucleaners,
for instance.

1:16:32
There's no fundamental difference
between the two machines...

1:16:36
any more than there is
between two human beings.

1:16:40
There'd be very little competition
and certainly no war...

1:16:44
if it wasn't for the ambitions...
1:16:48
of a few men.
1:16:51
I don't suppose that Mr. Carter
even knows the name of the man...

1:16:55
who sent him here to put an end...
1:16:58
to Phastkleaners
for the good of Nucleaners.


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