:18:00
and might not have gotten
the job.
:18:04
Who knows?
lsn't that so?
:18:07
Julie...
:18:10
- Nice name.
- I had nothing to do with it.
:18:14
You're my lucky star, Julie.
:18:16
I'd like to take you out
for coffee.
:18:19
At noon.
Across the street.
:18:24
Okay?
:18:34
What'll you have?
:18:36
Coffee and a brandy, please.
:18:44
Why'd you say hello?
Know him?
:18:47
No.
So what?
:18:54
Do you have to know someone
to say hello?
:18:57
People forget their manners.
:19:02
I feel like saying hello,
so I do.
:19:04
What's the harm?
:19:09
Give me a coffee, too.
:19:16
You're waiting for someone...
:19:18
Aren't you?
:19:21
A woman.
:19:24
So am l.
:19:26
A young woman.
Her name's Julie.
:19:30
I work for the city.
:19:32
I hire for the Paris museums.
:19:34
She applied for a job
this morning.
:19:37
We hit it off, so
I asked her out for coffee.
:19:41
A charming young woman,
the pensive sort.
:19:44
She's very vulnerable,
:19:47
someone not made for
the cruel modern world.
:19:52
I hired her as a guard.
:19:54
It's her first job.
:19:57
Her mother can't
support her anymore...