Vivement dimanche!
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:03:10
Hello, Mme Vercel.
:03:11
Put Julien on!
:03:12
Your husband's out hunting.
He's not back yet.

:03:16
Then, you'll do.
:03:17
Go to my bank
and get me a checkbook.

:03:20
Mail it to room 813,
Hotel Garibaldi, Nice.

:03:24
I can't leave now.
I'm alone here.

:03:26
And I'd need your signature.
:03:29
Don't quibble with me!
:03:30
Remember, last time
the manager turned me down:

:03:34
he told me to get lost.
:03:36
What nerve!
I'll tell my husband.

:03:38
Go ahead. He's on his way in.
:03:44
It's Mme Vercel. Hurry.
:03:47
I hope you can hear her. Sounds
like trumpets in the background.

:03:51
And your wife's rather
overwrought.

:03:54
It does sound like trumpets.
:03:57
Marie-Christine?
:03:59
Come on, don't be so uptight.
:04:03
You must stay in Nice?
:04:05
3 more days?
:04:07
I'll send it.
But don't be so nasty

:04:10
to my secretary.
:04:12
Stop saying "that girl".
Her name's Barbara.

:04:17
Lost?
:04:18
If she said that,
:04:19
you were right.
:04:23
Why did you insult my wife?
:04:25
You told her to get lost.
:04:27
No, I didn't!
:04:29
She's high-strung,
but she doesn't lie.

:04:32
Yes, she did!
:04:33
She got along well
with my former secretary.

:04:36
Listen, Mr. Vercel,
:04:38
why not let your wife pick
your next secretary?

:04:41
My next one
:04:42
will start in a month.
:04:51
"Le Provencal?"
:04:52
The Want Ads section, please.
:04:55
I'm looking for
a skilled secretary.

:04:59
She has to be fluent in English.

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