:29:02
When l dream it,
he has tears in his eyes,
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and he's throwing hundred-dollar bills.
:29:05
- Come here.
- But l never catch them.
:29:07
l've been up all night, pounding
out a new idea for the column.
:29:09
- All night?
- Yeah, read it.
:29:12
Dateline, Montmartre.
:29:17
Bébé.
:29:19
Good morning.
:29:31
Au revoir, bébé.
:29:35
Actually, you can say that again.
:29:38
Au revoir, bébé.
:29:56
Au revoir, bébé.
:29:59
Do l know you?
:30:04
Mais certainement.
:30:05
Oh, of course.
l didn't recognize you dry.
:30:15
Au revoir.
:30:17
One thing. You've got your nose
to the grindstone every minute.
:30:22
Come on, read it, l want your opinion.
:30:24
Okay.
:30:26
''Dateline, Montmartre.
Here in a garret--''
:30:30
- Get with it.
- ''Overlooking the 'trumbled'--
:30:34
The tumbled rooftops...''
:30:36
You're gonna laugh,
but this writing is so shaky
:30:39
it looks like you wrote with a quill pen.
:30:41
''That still house the ghosts
of Montaigne and Baudelaire,
:30:46
l found a certain enchantment
that is...''
:30:52
Come on.
:30:53
- Where we going?
- To get a typewriter and a desk.
:30:57
Oh, good idea.