:39:04
I'll take just one.
:39:07
I'll take it to my wife:
Guido's flower.
:39:11
I truly enjoyed myself with you.
:39:14
You're the most ingenious...
:39:16
waiter I've ever come across.
:39:19
Thank you. You're the customer with
the most culture I've ever served.
:39:22
Thank you.
:39:24
Good-bye, Doctor Lessing.
:39:26
By the way.
:39:30
"If you say my name...
:39:33
I'm not there anymore.
Who am I?"
:39:37
If you say my name,
I'm not there anymore.
:39:44
What is it?
What did he say?
:39:49
"Silence!"
:39:50
Beautiful. If you say the word,
it's not there anymore. Silence.
:39:57
I'm not talking about Berlin,
in the outskirts. Imagine that!
:40:02
Third grade.
Listen to this problem.
:40:05
I remember it
because it shocked me.
:40:08
A lunatic costs the state
four marks a day.
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A cripple,
four and a half marks.
:40:14
An epileptic,
three marks and a half.
:40:16
Considering that the average
is four marks a day...
:40:20
and there are 300,000 patients,
how much would the state save...
:40:24
if these individuals
were eliminated?
:40:26
I can't believe this!
:40:29
That was my exact reaction.
:40:32
I can't believe
a seven-year-old child...
:40:35
has to solve
this kind of equation.
:40:37
It's a difficult calculation.
Proportions, percentages.
:40:41
They need at least some algebra
to do those equations.
:40:44
That's high school material for us.
:40:46
No, all it takes is multiplication.
You said there are 300,000 cripples?
:40:51
300,000 times four.
:40:53
If we killed them all,
we'd save 1 ,200,000 marks a day.
:40:56
- It's easy!
- Exactly!
:40:59
But you're an adult. They make seven-
year-old children do this in Germany!