Ninette

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.

1:31:04

Are you out of your mind?

1:31:07

Forgive me, Andres, I'm sorry.
Don't be angry.

1:31:10

You don't think!

1:31:11

I got upset when I saw that
your wife was smooching you.

1:31:14

Well, you have to put up with it.
That's the problem with these things.

1:31:18

I can't put up with things.

1:31:20

Andres,

1:31:21

this thing can't go on like this.

1:31:24

Nothing irreparable
has happened between us yet.

1:31:27

Yes, but I have a feeling, my love,
it could happen any minute.

1:31:30

Yes, well, until it happens,
let's not get tragic.

1:31:34

Prepare the prayer books
for the Clarisas,

1:31:37

not the thingummy-jigs.

1:31:39

-You know something?
-What?

1:31:41

She knows everything.

1:31:42

And she's pretending.

1:31:44

Remember, she's French,
you know, brazen.

1:31:48

-Good morning.
-Good morning.