1:10:03
You know the worst bit?
1:10:06
All l could think about
was James.
1:10:08
l felt like l was being
unfaithful to James...
1:10:11
just by being there.
1:10:13
That sounds like
the best bit.
1:10:15
And you were.
1:10:19
He didn't call,
did he?
1:10:23
That's nearly a week.
1:10:26
l think l've blown it.
l've blown it, haven't l?
1:10:30
l blame British Telecom.
1:10:32
All this new technology--
1:10:34
this number if you want
to know who called...
1:10:35
another one if you don't want
them to know you called...
1:10:38
itemized bills...
1:10:39
take away the first number
you thought of.
1:10:41
l mean, they are
single-handedly...
1:10:43
condemning the average
red-blooded Englishman...
1:10:45
to a life of
terminal monogamy.
1:10:47
What are they after?
The Nobel Peace prize?
1:10:49
Lydia might be pregnant.
1:10:58
Oh, no more, please.
1:11:00
l can't take it.
Ha ha!
1:11:02
Oh, this is
terrific stuff.
1:11:05
l must say,
being with you...
1:11:06
makes the wait for
the next episode of Seinfeld...
1:11:09
much easier to bear.
1:11:10
l didn't reckon on things
turning out this way.
1:11:12
Everything's a cock-up.
1:11:16
What's going on?
1:11:17
Well, to use
boxing parlance, if l may...
1:11:21
it's quite simple.
1:11:22
You've just lost.
1:11:25
Are you sure?
You've been a bit...
1:11:27
l don't know,
a bit distant...
1:11:29
since l've got back.
1:11:30
l know.
1:11:32
Well, ok, there are
a couple of things.
1:11:34
Which one do you want
to hear first?
1:11:36
l don't mind.
1:11:38
Well, the small thing...
1:11:40
is that l've got
an interview for a job--
1:11:42
a P.R. job--
a proper one.
1:11:45
An international company
opening up in London.
1:11:48
Chairwoman herself called--
1:11:50
Said she had heard
a lot about me...
1:11:52
and she's invited me
to her apartment...
1:11:54
tomorrow evening
for a serious chat.
1:11:58
Jesus Christ!