The Last of Sheila
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:07:03
No!
:07:07
He didn't mean anything...
:07:08
You don't do commercials
for liquor companies.

:07:12
Why can't we just go on a vacation
like normal people?

:07:31
Let's board.
:07:34
I don't want to leave the luggage,
and I ain't carrying it three feet.

:07:38
- Is your back okay?
- Yeah, so far.

:07:41
I pray it stays that way
and that Clinton stays in a good mood.

:07:46
Where is everybody?
:07:48
You don't think they're below
playing sardines or something, do you?

:07:51
I'll bet Clinton's got games planned
for every day.

:07:54
Just as long as he sticks to the days
and leaves us some nights for ourselves.

:08:00
Hey! Tommy! Lee!
:08:05
It's a mistake!
:08:07
What do you think, gang?
Thrilled, pleased, disappointed?

:08:10
It's fabulous, Clinton.
:08:12
I didn't know you were coming.
:08:13
- You're thrilled about it.
- I'm delighted.

:08:15
Clinton can take his frustrations out
on you.

:08:17
But he's always sorry after it.
:08:19
- How are you, Tom?
- Hey, C.G.

:08:20
- Tom, how was your flight?
- Flight was good.

:08:23
All right, people. Let's line up by the prow.
:08:25
- What is this, a pogrom?
- Now, come on.

:08:28
- When do you wish to sail, Signor Green?
- When do I wish to sail?

:08:31
Let's get out of this joint tout de suite.
:08:34
All right, gang, let's line up right here.
Husbands and wives separate.

:08:38
Lee, between Alice and Anthony.
Right in here.

:08:43
Philip, you there. Christine.
:08:47
Tom, on the other side of Christine.
:08:50
Left profile, darling.
:08:55
He's Italian.
:08:56
I took the wrong three weeks of Berlitz.
All I know is scusi and pronto.

:08:59
Pronto will be enough.

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