:34:04
the students had returned to
their places
:34:06
but that seat in the second-to-last row
was always empty
:34:09
mansani beggar
paladine bogus anarchist
:34:11
get out
:34:13
you're the one who taught me
what's important
:34:16
that's why i could appreciate tommaso
when i met him
:34:19
otherwise i would have judged him
by his appearance
:34:23
which was repulsive
:34:25
tell me about this tommaso guy
:34:26
you could have dreamed him up
:34:28
he's funny, smart, an elegant bum
:34:30
really?
:34:31
He's a living paradox
:34:33
the kind of guy we both like
:34:36
everyone is unique in his own way
:34:38
but certain people are made
in many different ways
:34:41
on the surface, they seem simple
:34:43
but inside, there's much more
:34:45
he's smooth, sharp, cultured
:34:48
attractive, with a nice profile
and a nice smell too
:34:52
okay, so she's nice
:34:54
she's the nicest person i know
:34:56
she should be the pride of this town
:35:00
i don't like nice people
:35:03
i understand
:35:05
in the sense that being nice
is a fade mafioso virtue
:35:08
typically italian
:35:11
in france, england
they don't try to be good
:35:15
they care for real virtues
that's it, right?
:35:18
I was wrong to say giovanna is nice
i belittled she
:35:21
she's so much more
:35:23
only assholes are nice, right?
:35:26
Good. Can you pay? I've got no money
:35:33
this music will have to do
:35:35
i've stopped trying to keep up
with the latest hits
:35:37
tschaikovsky, the pathetic
:35:38
the second movement, the best one
:35:40
how's the ratatouille?
:35:41
Exceptional
:35:43
a kind of semolina with peppers?
:35:45
Kind of
:35:47
the wine should be cool enough now
:35:54
he's not as repulsive as you said
he even brought flowers
:35:58
i told him to buy them
and not to steal from city flowerbeds