1:29:00
Nothing, it's...
1:29:03
It's 8:55 and I've opened the store.
1:29:06
I'm going down to the basement
to count those thingies,
1:29:09
so someone will have to
attend the counter.
1:29:12
Yes, I'll be down now.
1:29:14
You can start the inventory,
1:29:15
and please bring up
the accounts ledgers
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and leave them in the back room.
1:29:19
No, if you want those big books
1:29:21
go and get them yourself.
1:29:23
They're a dead weight
1:29:25
and I end up with a sore back.
1:29:27
All right, I'll see to it.
1:29:29
You'd think
I was that strongwoman
1:29:32
who pulls cars with her teeth.
1:29:35
Really!
1:29:45
Mais voyons!
1:29:47
Qu'est-ce que cÂ’est que ca?
Isn't she rude?
1:29:50
It's just her character.
1:29:52
Character, my foot!
1:29:54
You can't have someone like that
in the store.
1:29:57
You should fire her today.
1:30:00
The cheek of her!
1:30:02
I can't fire her. There's
a labor ruling that prevents me.
1:30:05
-Mr. Pierre, isn't that so?
-According to the legislation,
1:30:09
you can't fire a worker
for being unpleasant.
1:30:12
Did you hear how she answered him?
1:30:14
He has to put up with it.
1:30:16
There is a very good law,
1:30:18
one of the few things
done well in this country,
1:30:22
that defends the worker
against the capitalist boss.
1:30:25
In this case, me.
1:30:27
Incroyable.
1:30:28
It's incroyable,
but that's how it is.
1:30:31
Now, let's go
or we'll be late for work.
1:30:33
But first,
1:30:35
a toast.
1:30:38
-Why?
-To...
1:30:40
Ninette,
1:30:43
"Fashions from Paris".
1:30:46
To Ninette.