:27:31
Excuse me, l know
this is not the time
:27:33
to talk business, but...
:27:35
What kind of business?
:27:36
Oh, please, go ahead.
:27:37
l'm not a guest. l work here.
:27:39
Then we've got something
in common
:27:40
'cause l work here, too.
:27:42
You do?
:27:43
Yeah, that's what l want
to talk over with you.
:27:45
See, the manager thinks
:27:46
that you've been working
too hard.
:27:47
So, he gave me a job
as your relief man.
:27:49
Why are you so worried about me?
:27:51
lt's only
during the siesta hours.
:27:53
Look, Señor--
whatever your name is--
:27:55
l told you l don't
take a siesta.
:27:57
Oh. The name is Mike Windgren.
:27:59
Marguerita Dauphin.
How do you do?
:28:02
l don't know yet.
:28:03
How do you think it looks
to the world
:28:05
when the diving champion
of Mexico doesn't take a siesta?
:28:07
The hotel is only trying
:28:09
to protect him
and his reputation.
:28:10
And how many hours
of reputation protection
:28:12
does the hotel think l need?
:28:15
Well, say from 1 :00 to 4:00.
:28:17
We'll see about that.
:28:18
We have laws, you know?
:28:23
See you at 1 :00 tomorrow,
Moreno.
:28:26
You, too, señorita.
:28:31
l hope.
:28:35
Hello.
:28:36
Hi.
:28:37
This is a nice surprise.
:28:39
May l join you?
:28:40
You got a reservation?
:28:41
This table is, uh, kind
of small for two people.
:28:44
lf you feel that way,
l can find another place.
:28:46
Oh, no, no.
:28:48
lt would be an honor.
:28:50
Thank you.
:28:51
What did you order?
:28:52
l've forgotten.
:28:53
My waiter went north
for the winter.
:28:56
Be patient.
:28:57
You're in Mexico.
:28:58
They like to prepare food well,
it takes time