Sin noticias de Dios
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-She's Iever...
-If she's so...

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...clever what's
she doing here?

:36:05
She doesn't want her husband
to feel small.

:36:09
That's pretty stupid, isn't it?
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She always
made me suspicious.

:36:14
It's romantic. Carmen...
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I can call you Carmen,
can't I...?

:36:19
-Sure.
-I'm pregnant.

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Will they fire me?
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They can try over
my dead body.

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I'm a woman too, you know.
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Hello...
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Lola, before I forget,
I spoke...

:36:32
...to the manager and he says
Many can start right away.

:36:36
Her husband's going to be
a security guard.

:36:43
What's on the agenda today?
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First, the check-out girl
who's pregnant.

:36:48
Make sure the special offers
are in a prominent position.

:36:52
When her attendance
gets bad, fire her.

:36:55
Another reason.
We don't fire pregnant women.

:36:58
I want a constant
watch kept here...

:37:01
...to stop them eating
the yogurts, they don't...

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...even finish them.
Anything else?

:37:08
The check-out girls want you
to see their union rep.

:37:12
-What do they want?
-A pay rise.

:37:15
-That's not possible. Next item.
-Sorry, but...

:37:18
...they hinted at action if
their claims weren't considered.

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There are plenty of other
people out there.

:37:25
No mass dismissals.
The shareholders are...

:37:28
...good Christians and don't
like adverse publicity.

:37:32
We must fire the rep,
it'd frighten the rest.

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But remember what happened
in Barcelona when we fired...

:37:39
...the packers' rep.
They went on strike and...

:37:42
...we lost a month's sales.
:37:45
No, no, women always stick
together...

:37:51
Well then,
we can only negotiate.

:37:55
Negotiate? Negotiate what?
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There's nothing to negotiate.
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We have to find a solution.

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