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Yes?
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Hello, Armando.
:31:14
Yes, I'm sorry.
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You know what happened?
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I started to get a headache
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and, in case you were going
to be long, I went out for a walk.

:31:25
And I got lost.
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Anyway, I got back late
and went to bed.

:31:31
Yes, Mme. Bernarda's daughter
left a note in my room.

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Yes, Ninette,
I think that's her name.

:31:39
Ninette, yes.
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Imagine how I felt.
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Hey, what about the girls?
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What girls?
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Yes? What a pity!
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Listen, what time is it?
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8:00? And you're at work?
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Just like back home.
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Well, all right,
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come and get me this evening.
:31:59
No, listen, I...
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Look, I still have
a bit of a headache

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and my stomach is kind of upset.
:32:08
Why don't you come by tomorrow
Instead of today?

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No, I'll be fine tomorrow.
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I don't know,
when you finish work.

:32:22
No, really, you needn't bother.
I'm not that ill.

:32:25
Well, I mean, I'm ill,
but it's not that bad.

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All right, tomorrow.
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All right, goodbye, Armando,
and thanks.

:32:38
What about...
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They've gone to work.
:32:42
Nous avons toute la journee
pour nous.

:32:45
-What if they come back?
-Mais non, c'est pas possible.

:32:49
That friend just wants
to corrupt you.

:32:52
Yes, yes, he wants you to go out
with bad girls,

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and when you've got me
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you don't need to go anywhere,
do you?


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