:09:02
Mrs. Walters, be careful.
:09:05
This is priceless.
- Really? What is it?
:09:08
A 14th century crematory urn.
- A crematory urn?
:09:14
Is anybody in it?
- Not at the moment.
:09:17
Good. Then we can drill a hole in it.
:09:20
A hole?
- So we can wire it for a lamp.
:09:23
Mrs. Walters, we do not wire
14th century crematory urns.
:09:28
I suppose not.
:09:35
Jan.
:09:39
Hello, Jonathon.
:09:41
Hi. I got something to tell you.
:09:45
I tried to call. But your line's busy.
- Naturally.
:09:48
Just picked it up. How do you like it?
:09:50
Marvellous. - Like the color?
- Just beautiful. - The upholstery?
:09:55
It's yours.
:09:58
In grateful appreciation
of your brilliant job in my office.
:10:04
What? Jonathon,
you can't go around giving girls cars.
:10:09
I do. - This your car, Mac?
- No, it's hers.
:10:14
Is this your car, Miss?
- No, it's his.
:10:17
Jonathon, you're sweet and generous,
but I cannot accept a gift like this.
:10:21
Why not?
- It's too, it's too personal.
:10:26
This?
- Yes.
:10:27
If I gave you perfume or lingerie,
that would be personal.
:10:32
But a car?
:10:34
Come on. If it's yours, move it.
- Here. Send me the perfume.
:10:39
Are you coming to my office tomorrow?
- In the afternoon. - Listen.
:10:44
Are you sure
you don't want the car? - Yes.
:10:48
See you tomorrow.
:10:55
My analyst will never believe this.
- Neither will mine.
:10:59
Good morning.
I'm sorry to be so late.