:05:19
Ooh.
:05:21
Steam slowly builds
:05:25
Up now
:05:31
Between my ears
:05:33
There is fog now
:05:38
The soothing sounds
:05:39
- Hereya go.
- Quid.
:05:41
Quid. Yeah.
:05:43
What is that?
:05:44
What is quid?
It's money. Currency.
:05:46
In what language?
:05:47
In English.
As in England?
:05:49
Uh-huh.
:05:50
You know how in the U.S.,
:05:51
you would say, uh,
''I got a few bucks.''
:05:53
Well, in England,
you would say,
:05:54
''I got a few quid.''
:05:55
So it's slang.
:05:57
No. It's quid.
:05:59
It's slang.
:06:01
The queen does not use slang.
:06:03
You cannot use slang
in word games.
:06:06
It was not slang.
:06:08
You would let me use
''buck,'' wouldn'tya?
:06:10
Defiine buck.
Buck as in male deer?
:06:13
Yeah.
Or buck as in buck off,
:06:17
or, I'm having such
a bucking good time
:06:19
shopping with you.
:06:20
You're telling me
:06:21
that even though it's Tuesday,
:06:22
a daywhen normal people
have to work
:06:24
or have appointments,
:06:25
you have absolutely
:06:26
no obligation whatsoever?
:06:28
No. Sometimes, you know,
I'll actuallywork.
:06:30
Oh, but only ifyou want to.
:06:31
Yeah. Yeah.
:06:33
And, uh, and what if
:06:34
Dennis called and said
:06:35
you have to come
to work today
:06:37
oryou'll be fiired?
:06:38
Well, then I would
probably get fiired.
:06:40
Just like that?
:06:41
Yeah, well, you know, Lanie,
:06:42
I know this is hard
foryou to imagine,
:06:43
but there are some things that are
:06:45
a little bit more
important than work.
:06:48
Like what?
:06:50
Well, like today,
for example...
:06:52
I gotta go pick up my kid.
:06:57
Really?
:06:58
Yeah. Yeah, you know,
I have a son.