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Do you know
we haven't done that for two months?
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- Don't be daft.
- Two months... almost to the day.
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Almost to the day, listen to you.
What are we, a survey?
:31:15
Gerry, how did one of my Waterford
crystal brandy glasses
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get into
the laundry basket?
:31:21
- To the where?
- The laundry basket.
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I don't know. Can I answer
questions in seventies pop music?
:31:29
Last week, when I got the sack
and I came back, am I going mad?
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But wasn't there was some brandy
and two glasses on the dressing table?
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- I don't know. I couldn't really say.
- Well, there were, I'm sure.
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Oh, hang on, no, wait a minute.
No, I could say.
:31:43
There was a bottle
and one glass because...
:31:46
No, I'm certain there
were two glasses, Gerry.
:31:48
Helen, I'm not sure I like
where this conversation is going.
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No, I told you. I couldn't sleep,
so I got up in the night
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to get a drink
to knock myself out.
:31:56
It was still there in the afternoon
when you got home.
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I mean, you had also that day,
if you remember,
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had taken a blow to the... the head.
We just had a party.
:32:05
Maybe one of your mad friends
like Anna threw it there.
:32:10
I mean, Jesus!
:32:12
Let's spoil the moment
properly, shall we?
:32:15
What are you trying to say?
Am I shagging a brandy drinker? Yes.
:32:19
Gerry, ease up, will you?
For Christ's sake. I'm only asking.
:32:23
Oh, women never ask.
:32:25
No, they don't ask, they insinuate.
:32:27
And you are insinuating,
not very subtly, may I add, that I am...
:32:35
Thanks.
:32:37
No, no, no, no, no.
Thank you. Thanks.
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I mean, thank you. Thank you.
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I mean, this is the right time, isn't it,
to address our relationship, isn't it?
:32:50
I mean, it's... it's... it's perfect.
Perfect moment.
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Gerry, for God's sakes,
I asked a simple question.
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There's no need
to become Woody Allen.