:26:02
What a mess. Excuse me, Miss.
:26:04
- I beg your pardon.
- Stand by, pal. I may need you.
:26:07
I'm Walter Menkes of Menkes Films.
I'd like a Seat 124.
:26:10
I'm sorry. We don't have one car left.
:26:15
You've got a car. A car.
:26:17
- Yeah.
- Good, you can give me a lift.
:26:20
You can find him a car.
He's a friend of mine.
:26:22
What's the sweat?
You drop me off at Los Monteros.
:26:24
- They got cars.
- It's on your way.
:26:26
- Patty and the kids are waiting.
- What about those cars?
:26:28
- They're reserved.
- You must have something.
:26:31
We do have a Seat 600
that's just been returned.
:26:35
But I'm a little nervous about the clutch.
:26:37
- He'll take it.
- What do you mean?
:26:39
You know what a 600 is?
It's a kiddie car. It's this big.
:26:42
- Oh, boy.
- You've got to step outside to shift gears.
:26:45
You don't drive it. You mail it.
:26:47
In the water,
it becomes an outboard motor.
:26:49
All right, Walter.
:26:50
You take my car. I'll take the 600.
:26:53
- This is stupid.
- It's not stupid.
:26:56
I'll drop you off.
:26:57
- We'll have a nice ride, pleasant talk.
- It's no good.
:27:00
Why not?
:27:02
I've got this...
:27:04
I've got a trick back.
If someone else drives...
:27:07
...it could easily go right into spasm.
- Spasm?
:27:10
You know, you're a sick fellow
with the ear and the spasms.
:27:13
It's 2:00 a.m. I have to drive two hours.
Please take the car.
:27:17
- Can I at least buy you a meal?
- Sure.
:27:19
Tonight?
:27:21
- Great.
- Dinner?
:27:23
- Fine.
- Why should you be alone?
:27:24
We'll have a nice quiet evening.
Just you, me, Patty and the boys.
:27:28
We'll have a fun evening.
:27:29
- After dinner, I'll read you the screenplay.
- I look forward to it.
:27:34
Miss?
:27:35
- Can I give you a lift?
- Thank you. I'm being met.
:27:45
You should go. It sounds like fun.
:27:48
What is this?
:27:50
- Where do I sign?
- Here.
:27:55
- Ever been in one of these?
- In Italy, when I was younger and shorter.