1:11:26
Good morning, Mr. Bach.
1:11:27
Hi, Ken.
1:11:35
Here, l'll take that.
1:11:37
You look terrible.
You haven't slept in a week.
1:11:40
Well, we had a bad night.
He was up.
1:11:43
l got the kippers and eggs.
l'll get fired.
1:11:46
No, you won't.
1:11:49
Listen.
1:11:50
For lunch. . .
1:11:53
. . .l want the trout almondine
from Lutêce. Tell Henri it's for me.
1:11:57
He shouldn't eat that.
1:11:59
l don't want his last meal
to be Jell-O.
1:12:02
Thanks very much. See you later.
1:12:07
Look who's up.
1:12:12
We have eggs, we have kippers.
1:12:14
We have croissants.
We have a yellow rose.
1:12:17
We have strawberries.
We have blueberry cakes.
1:12:21
We have orange juice
and great coffee.
1:12:25
Right. Table for one, sir.
1:12:27
Your regular.
1:12:31
You know, Arthur. . .
1:12:33
. . .l'm very glad you're here.
1:12:35
l want you to eat this.
This is costing me.
1:12:38
l've got chefs working at six
in the morning all over town.
1:12:42
You look awful.
1:12:44
That's because you've never
seen me sober. Now eat.
1:12:48
Come on. You used to make me eat.
1:12:56
lt's not so bad.
1:12:58
You don't need to be
so frightened about it.