1:22:02
my friend, that's a great thing.
1:22:05
But people are so used
to seeing us
1:22:07
and we've asked so many favors,
1:22:10
that nobody pays us
a blind bit of notice,
1:22:12
and that's the truth.
1:22:14
Apart from all that,
you've done a lot of silly things.
1:22:18
I mean, giving Franco,
1:22:20
for us, "the little commander",
1:22:23
a royal welcome into the churches.
1:22:26
Come on!
1:22:27
Well, the stupidities you commit
behind the Iron Curtain
1:22:30
are considerable too.
1:22:33
Father,
1:22:34
do you want me to get
your godson a job or not?
1:22:38
Of course.
1:22:39
You've done a lot of silly things,
1:22:41
end of story.
1:22:45
Send Alfonsito to the office
on Monday, at 9:00.
1:22:49
I'll see what I can do.
1:22:51
I really appreciate that.
1:22:55
Well, Mr. Pierre,
I won't bother you anymore.
1:22:57
No, no, I'll go with you.
1:22:59
I'm going to the newspaper stall
for "L'Humanite",
1:23:02
the newspaper I subscribe to.
1:23:05
What the Church sends me,
without being subscribed,
1:23:08
is the "Workers' World",
1:23:09
and recently it's very good.
1:23:13
Very good!
1:23:27
Andre...
1:23:28
What?
1:23:30
Mom's opening a business.
1:23:32
So that's it.
1:23:35
What is it, a doughnut stand?
1:23:38
Mom's become good friends
with Dona Remedios.
1:23:42
Something I don't understand.
1:23:44
I'll explain it.
1:23:45
Dona Remedios has been
a vegetarian for thirty years.
1:23:49
She won't even taste a chop.
1:23:51
Like crickets.
1:23:54
She happened to meet mom
1:23:56
and mom gave her
an address in France
1:23:58
where she could order
some weeds or other,