:47:00
But whenever I was there,
I feIt uncomfortabIe.
:47:03
-Perhaps it was you .
-No, not reaIIy.
:47:06
It's Iike I said .
:47:08
I found it very aggravating .
:47:10
Cars, horns,
scooters, traffic jams. . . .
:47:14
The smaIIest practicaIities
become exhausting .
:47:18
-And that wind . . . .
-The sirocco.
:47:21
It's infuriating !
:47:22
I didn't take to the peopIe.
:47:24
They're Iess friendIy
than eIsewhere in ItaIy.
:47:28
The women about town are so vuIgar.
The way they waIk!
:47:31
Even their manners are bad .
:47:33
The city itseIf is superb.
:47:35
Its monuments, yes. Its museums
aIways seem to be cIosed .
:47:39
For entertainment and nightIife,
it's poor.
:47:42
Few cinemas. OnIy one arthouse.
:47:45
Not many bars or cIubs.
Not that they're my scene,
:47:48
but my friends there
feeI bored and cut off.
:47:52
True, Paris has more entertainment
but it's improving .
:47:55
More screens are opening .
:47:58
And it's so beautifuI .
I'm happy just waIking .
:48:14
One of our project managers
works in Rome now.
:48:18
-For your agency?
-No, he ''reoriented ,'' as they say.
:48:21
Besides, our agency is in MiIan .
:48:24
He spent a few years in MiIan ,
:48:27
but now he has another job in Rome.
:48:30
He rents a pIace there
and keeps one in MiIan .
:48:34
Whatever he thinks of Rome,
:48:36
he prefers ItaIy to France.
:48:38
I don't think he pIans to come back.
:48:40
WouId you Iike to move
to the MiddIe East?
:48:47
So, in a nutsheII ,
Rome's awfuI , Lisbon's spoiIed .
:48:52
-What city do you Iike?
-Paris, of course.
:48:55
The worId's most beautifuI city.
Harmonious architecture,