:45:00
I'm sure.
:45:02
I'd Iike to traveI too,
in a few years.
:45:05
We're part of a European group.
:45:07
We can move around .
:45:08
-Where wouId you go?
-Lisbon .
:45:10
Oh? Why?
:45:12
I go there on vacation .
I Iike the feeI ,
:45:14
the superior quaIity of Iife,
:45:16
the peopIe, the mentaIity.
:45:19
It's onIy a 3-hour fIight.
:45:21
-That's quick.
-A good compromise.
:45:23
Foreign , but stiII European .
:45:26
I doubt I couId Iive
in a totaIIy aIien cuIture,
:45:29
but I Iike Lisbon .
:45:31
Excuse me.
:45:36
-Sorry. Go ahead .
-No hurry, Madam .
:45:42
I don't Iike the way
Lisbon has changed since the Expo.
:45:47
I used to Iike the city's
timeIessness and authenticity.
:45:52
The Expo changed so much .
The Vasco da Gama bridge,
:45:55
the Barrio AIto. . . .
I found it Iost its charm .
:45:59
Not at aII . The innovations
were very good for the city.
:46:03
They made Iife easier.
:46:04
Creativity has bIossomed .
:46:06
You see creativity?
:46:11
DefiniteIy. AII those pIaces, Iike. . . .
:46:12
There's an interesting spIit
between everyday Iife,
:46:15
which is more provinciaI
than metropoIitan ,
:46:17
and the styIe and ambiance
of dinner at the AIcantara
:46:21
or a pIace Iike the Lux,
:46:23
or the KremIin . FabuIous!
:46:25
Much more inventive
than most pIaces in Paris.
:46:28
I don't know Lisbon .
You'd advise me to go?
:46:31
I think it's a marveIous pIace.
:46:33
Life there is stress-free
and pIeasant,
:46:36
but the entertainment
is first cIass.
:46:39
Rather Iike Rome, no?
:46:42
Rome is the exact reverse.
:46:44
It has the cuIturaI poverty
of a provinciaI town ,
:46:46
and aII the aggravation of a big city.
:46:51
-You're exaggerating .
-You don't Iike Rome?
:46:54
Not much , no.
:46:55
-Why not?
-I don't know.
:46:58
My remark was offhand .