:04:02
but he's really a money-man.
:04:06
His clients come from other malls.
:04:08
lf you have cash to send abroad,
:04:10
or to invest...
:04:13
Mitelman's a kind
of financial matchmaker.
:04:17
You'll have it by the weekend.
:04:20
Mind if it's small bills
:04:24
Next is Osvaldo's stationery store.
:04:27
He's what he looks like: nothing
:04:30
He's invisible.
:04:34
He's been there over 20 years,
:04:36
but we hardly notice him.
:04:41
For me this bar is part of a story.
:04:44
My father, Elias,
once ordered a sandwich here.
:04:48
The mayo was rancid,
and he complained to the owner
:04:52
They say Elias smashed the jar
on the counter.
:04:56
lt's not much of a story,
:04:59
but as l hardly knew my dad
l tell it.
:05:04
Last, take a good look
at the Makaroffs' lingerie store.
:05:10
A sign says ''Elias Creations'',
:05:12
so you may think it's his place,
:05:15
and he's out at the bank
or somewhere.
:05:17
But no.
:05:20
lt only looks that way.
:05:23
Elias left his name on the sign
:05:26
and ran off, leaving Sonja alone,
eating lekach.
:05:32
lt also looks as if she has a clerk,
:05:34
but it's only her son,
:05:38
and he's not much of a help.
:05:41
That's me, Ariel Makaroff.
How are you? Fine...
:05:50
''Being Pol ish''
:05:54
Mom, did you ask Grandma?
:05:58
Of course,
l did. l mean, l sort of did.