:41:04
# Hey, look at me #
:41:07
# Don't feel like crying no more #
:41:12
# I won't feel like crying no more #
:41:16
# I don't feel like it #
:41:23
# Hey, look at me... ##
:41:27
You're sorry?
:41:29
You're sorry that four of the staff here
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have been cut down with food poisoning
after eating your sandwiches.
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And yes, they all had the same sandwiches
and the same symptoms at the same time.
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Are you trained
in the catering trade, may I ask?
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No, actually, I work in PR
:41:46
Well, you're not doing a particularly good
PR job this morning, are you?
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Luckily for you,
I've convinced my colleagues
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not to take the matter
any further... this time.
:41:55
Now, if you'll excuse me,
I have five people's work to do.
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Sorry? Helen has been delivering
sandwiches to your office.
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Yes. And today I had
reason to summon her.
:42:07
Well, I made up a reason,
to be brutally honest.
:42:11
She's quite pretty in a British,
horsey sort of way, isn't she?
:42:14
Lydia, what are you playing at?
Have you gone raving mad?
:42:18
- She's not bloody stupid, you know.
- Oh, I wouldn't say that.
:42:21
I wanted to see what the woman
you ditched me for is like.
:42:24
Now, now, now, wait a second.
Now, I didn't ditch you for...
:42:27
I mean, you went back
to America...
:42:29
I wanted to see what this girl you seem
to have no intention of leaving...
:42:33
despite the occasional pre-orgasmic
suggestion that you are...
:42:36
has that is so unleaveable.
:42:39
And I have to say that I ended
our brief meeting at a bit of a loss.
:42:43
Lydia, don't talk like this.
Now, it sounds ugly.
:42:45
I told you before I cannot leave
Helen for... for... for...
:42:50
- You know.
- For me?
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Is that what you're trying to say?
:42:58
You can't leave her for me?