:12:00
I'd like some cumin,
dried fish and vine leaves...
:12:04
A lire, please.
:12:05
-Why so much?
-I'll be making meatballs.
:12:09
-Pantelis will also be there.
-With the family?
:12:14
-Don't use cumin then.
-What should I use?
:12:22
Cinnamon...
:12:24
Mr. Vasilis, we never
put cinnamon in meatballs.
:12:32
Dorothea, listen to me...
:12:35
Sometimes we have to use the
wrong spice to get a point across.
:12:40
Add something different...
:12:43
Cumin is a strong spice,
It turns people inwards.
:12:48
Cinnamon makes people look
each other in the eyes.
:12:53
If you want to say "yes",
then add cinammon.
:12:56
Thank you, Mr. Vassilis.
:13:07
Where are
my pyjama bottoms?
:13:09
Aren't they with
your pyjama top?
:13:12
-I can't find them.
-I had them together...
:13:17
Hold on...
I'm coming.
:13:25
Spices were behind some of the
biggest wars in history...
:13:30
one of which I caused
...in our own house.
:13:45
-Cinnamon again?
-Of course not!
:13:48
Should I believe you or my
nose? I can smell cinnamon!
:13:53
I'm telling you,
there's no cinnamon.
:13:57
I've told you many times. Cinnamon
and meatballs don't mix!