1:01:01
Of course.
1:01:02
Listen! Next time she walks by,
1:01:05
go out and say hello.
1:01:08
To her? No!
1:01:10
Anton,
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don't forget
she was a good customer.
1:01:17
You're right there.
1:01:20
Just walk out, say hello,
1:01:22
and things will be back to normal.
1:01:25
And she'll do her shopping
here again.
1:01:29
Yes, they're all going to the
supermarket instead of coming here.
1:01:34
You're right, Adele.
1:01:36
ln business,
you have to hide your aversions.
1:01:54
Mrs. Kurowski. Just the person...!
1:01:57
Hello, Mrs. Ellis!
-Hello!
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lmagine! They've sent my son to
Norway for a whole year.
1:02:05
l'll be right up.
1:02:08
So he asked me to keep his
things here for him.
1:02:16
But l've got such a small cellar,
1:02:18
and l thought, since l have all
that stuff down there,
1:02:22
maybe you...
1:02:23
Of course, Mrs. Ellis.
1:02:25
l don't need all that space.
1:02:28
When would you need it?
1:02:30
Today, if possible.
1:02:32
His stuff's been down there
for ten days now.
1:02:36
lt would be very nice if...
1:02:38
OK. l'll tell my husband
to give you a hand.
1:02:41
l'm sure it's not so light.
1:02:43
lt's good to have a
strong man in the house.
1:02:46
He'll be down in ten minutes. Bye!
1:02:50
Bye, Mrs. Kurowski!
1:02:51
And thanks a million.
1:02:53
Don't mention it.
1:02:55
Such a nice woman. And so helpful!
1:02:58
Yes, she always was.