:39:21
Thanks.
:39:23
Coming, Bernie!
:39:25
Sorry.
:39:27
Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
:39:29
That way?
:39:31
Sorry. Could you two...? Sorry.
:39:34
Sorry!
:39:51
I've got a new theory about marriage.
:39:54
Two people are in love, they live together,
and one day they run out of conversation.
:40:00
Totally. They can't think of a single thing
to say to each other.
:40:04
That's it. Panic.
:40:06
Then suddenly, it occurs to the chap
that there is a way out of the deadlock.
:40:13
- Which is?
- He'll ask her to marry him.
:40:16
Brilliant!
:40:18
They've got something to talk about
for the rest of their lives.
:40:23
So it's just a way out of
an embarrassing pause in conversation.
:40:27
The definitive icebreaker.
:40:29
- Tom! How's the speech coming along?
- It's pretty good, I think.
:40:33
Something for everyone. Tears, laughter...
:40:38
- Excellent.
- It's a very good theory, Gareth.
:40:42
There is another argument, of course,
that it has something to do with true love.
:40:47
Well, there's a thought.
:40:53
- Can I help you, sir?
- Can I have three brandies, please?
:40:57
Hi.