1:32:03
What's he waiting around for?
1:32:06
For a tip, I imagine.
1:32:10
A tip.
1:32:11
If that's the custom,
why don't you say so?
1:32:15
Ask for what you're entitled to.
Is that enough?
1:32:18
Give him another one.
1:32:21
So, now I don't have to say thanks.
1:32:24
I'd rather pay than say thanks.
1:32:31
What's this?
1:32:33
There's a pair missing.
There were four of them.
1:32:38
She gave me a pair.
1:32:41
Then why doesn't she tell me?
1:32:44
He hasn't worn them yet.
1:32:46
You thought Hermann
didn't need them.
1:32:48
He won't be coming back anyway,
you thought.
1:32:52
I can really use them.
1:32:54
That's not the point.
I don't like her lying to me.
1:32:58
At least I live as best I can.
1:33:00
You don't live at all!
1:33:03
I beg your pardon.
1:33:07
I think she wants you
to ask her to move in.
1:33:13
You know very well I got
this house so I could be alone.
1:33:20
You know exactly what I want.
1:33:23
Yes - to live
like you were in prison!
1:33:26
Not bad, coming
from someone like you.
1:33:29
I have to pay for my sins.
1:33:32
Or was it your idea?
1:33:35
My idea?
No, of course not.
1:33:39
You and your roses and
your power of attorney and your money!
1:33:42
One rose a month!
That's all she hears from him.
1:33:45
It's like dying once a month.
1:33:47
Am I right?
1:33:50
We should also like
to express our surprise
1:33:54
that you are interpreting
the quality standards
1:33:58
contrary to the terms
of the contract.