Born Yesterday
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:03:02
Your man doesn't have
a problem with that, does he?

:03:04
No! You're just
interviewing businessmen now.

:03:07
You know what they say, Ed.
The business of America is business.

:03:11
Harry Brock, this is Paul Verrall.
:03:13
The writer. I know. I liked that thing
you did for the New Republic on the EEC.

:03:17
Well...
:03:19
Thank you.
:03:33
The suite is newly remodelled,
the marble is Italian

:03:35
and this wonderful glass
comes from the South of France.

:03:38
We're specially proud
of these atria,

:03:40
which give this suite
a lovely, open quality.

:03:43
- I hope Mrs Brock is satisfied?
- She's not Mrs Brock.

:03:47
- That's fine.
- You bet it's fine.

:03:49
There's only one Mrs Brock
and she's my mother. And she's dead.

:03:52
I'm sorry...
:03:53
Listen. Anybody that works in this room,
:03:55
tell them to do it good,
do it fast, nobody gets hurt.

:03:58
I don't like a lot of people around,
and I don't like waiting.

:04:01
Of course, Mr Brock.
:04:02
- Like to save my life?
- With soda or plain water?

:04:05
- Plain.
- Coming right up.

:04:07
- Paul, would you like a drink?
- I'm fine, Ed, thanks.

:04:11
- If there's anything I can do...
- There is.

:04:13
Go into Billie's room and see
she gets everything she wants.

:04:15
She asks for somethin', I'm asking.
What about those white flowers?

:04:19
The gardenias? All taken care of.
:04:21
Did you get that other stuff?
:04:23
Diet cream soda, the bean dip,
tweezers and cucumber masks?

:04:26
- All taken care of.
- All right. JJ! Handle him.

:04:30
Chauncy! Over here.
:04:33
Billie!
:04:36
What?
:04:37
- Well?
- What?

:04:39
- Not bad, huh?
- Not bad.

:04:43
Not bad? You know
what this is costing me a night?

:04:45
$6,500, you already told me.
:04:48
- So?
- So, I don't like new towns.

:04:51
You have to learn
all new channels.

:04:53
It took me almost a minute
to find my soap!


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