:41:03
I got irritated listening to her.
:41:05
It was all true,
but the way she told it was wrong.
:41:09
The poverty that
expensively dressed reporter
:41:13
was scribbling about
wasn't Georgette's.
:41:15
I got fed up and felt like singing.
:41:18
A leftist song.
:41:19
You're gonna get it, Mr. Boss Man.
:41:23
You want to deal with us?
You'll find out you can't.
:41:26
We can't be bought
with a 10-franc raise this time.
:41:30
Give us 100 and we'll ask for 1,000.
:41:32
Give us 100,000
and we'll ask for more.
:41:36
You tricked us
with your representatives.
:41:39
Your projects fail
because we're against you.
:41:41
We don't want categories and titles.
:41:45
No more divisions!
On the assembly line, we're one.
:41:49
Funny. It's like TV.
:41:51
A reporter asks dumb questions,
:41:53
the guy talks and no one
around him interrupts.
:41:57
If Georgette heard herself,
she'd be disappointed.
:42:01
She'd be bored herself,
and in her soft voice she'd say,
:42:04
"It sounds so lame.
Doesn't make you want to fight. "
:42:07
The reporter would stop in surprise.
:42:15
I'm exaggerating.
Georgette doesn't talk that much.
:42:20
She's been locked up
all day with that bastard.
:42:24
Anyway, we can sing.
:42:26
A leftist song.
:42:28
You're gonna get it, Mr. Boss Man.
:42:31
We're sick of waiting
and getting clubbed.
:42:34
The unions told us to be patient,
and we kept on working.
:42:37
But we never talked about struggle.
:42:40
We've woken up
and we've learned how to fight.
:42:43
This time we'll decide how it goes.
:42:45
And you who run away,
:42:48
listen to the silence
of your factories.
:42:50
Tomorrow it may be
machine guns you hear.