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00:01:11What are you doing out here?
00:01:14You're supposed to be in bed. Come on, huh?
00:01:18I want to know the story
00:01:19Okay
00:01:21The last one, which not
00:01:26The evil sorcerer shut Rapunzel up in a tower which stood by a large river.
00:01:31It had neither stairs nor door, and only one little window just at the top.
00:01:38Rapunzel would look out her window and dream of all the wonderful things outside.
00:01:44After a few years had passed, it happened that a handsome prince was walking by the river.
00:01:51He heard a song so lovely that he stopped to listen.
00:01:56My name's Alex. I met you last night in the bridge.
00:02:14Oh, right. Come in, Alex.
00:02:22Want a drink?
00:02:24No, thanks.
00:02:26You on vacation, yeah?
00:02:33Yep.
00:02:35I'm on my way back to the States now.
00:02:38Stationed in Heidelberg, Germany for two years.
00:02:41Oh, States, eh?
00:02:42My dad was an American.
00:02:44I grew up partly in Wisconsin.
00:02:46Nice view of the bridge you got here.
00:02:55You live alone?
00:02:57Mm-hmm.
00:02:59Why don't you come over here and make yourself comfortable?
00:03:01A friend of mine told me, um, you might be able to help me.
00:03:09Sure.
00:03:10What is it that you want?
00:03:12Well,
00:03:13it's a little bit, a bit special.
00:03:18Oh, what?
00:03:18I like to get tied up.
00:03:23Uh-huh.
00:03:25And then I want you to tease me.
00:03:29Okay.
00:03:29Now, the thing is, after a while, I'm going to ask you to untie me.
00:03:37Mm-hmm.
00:03:38But I really don't want you to untie me.
00:03:43Okay.
00:03:43So whenever I ask you to untie me, don't.
00:03:48That's very important.
00:03:51Okay.
00:03:51Get your hands off me.
00:04:07Now, I want to see you playing with yourself.
00:04:16That's good, isn't it?
00:04:17You don't like me to touch you, do you?
00:04:22You'd rather do it yourself.
00:04:24Come on, tell me.
00:04:26Say it to me.
00:04:28I don't like you to touch me.
00:04:31I'd rather do it myself.
00:04:34I don't like you touching me.
00:04:38You hate it, right?
00:04:40Right?
00:04:42Yeah.
00:04:43I can't stand it.
00:04:46Because I'm dirty.
00:04:48Right?
00:04:50Right?
00:04:52Yes.
00:04:54Come on, say it.
00:04:57You pig.
00:05:00Say it, kid.
00:05:03You're such a pig.
00:05:05I must be the worst pig you ever had, right?
00:05:09Say it.
00:05:11You're the most disgusting man I've ever met in my entire life.
00:05:17All right.
00:05:17Now you're going to get it, cunt.
00:05:19Come on, untie me.
00:05:21No.
00:05:23Come on, untie me.
00:05:25No.
00:05:25Come on, untie me, you fucking cunt.
00:05:30Shut up.
00:05:32Come on.
00:05:33Come on, untie me.
00:05:36Come on, untie me, bitch.
00:05:37You are really disgusting.
00:05:39I can't take this anymore.
00:05:41Get out of here.
00:05:42No, don't do it.
00:05:48Help.
00:05:48Come on.
00:06:12What's happening?
00:06:14Oh, no.
00:06:16Oh, Jesus.
00:06:17God, no.
00:06:18Oh, shit.
00:06:24Oh, shit.
00:06:24Oh, shit.
00:06:26Oh, shit.
00:06:31Oh, shit.
00:06:35You stupid bitch.
00:06:39Oh, shit.
00:06:40I told you not to untie me.
00:06:44Oh, shit.
00:06:45Oh, shit.
00:06:50Come on.
00:06:51Oh, shit.
00:06:52Come on.
00:06:59Oh, shit.
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00:07:28Stand back! Come on, stand back!
00:07:58Your mummy wasn't alone, was she? Did you see who she was with?
00:08:15You don't have to be afraid, Olivia. Just tell me what you have seen.
00:08:23Was it a man?
00:08:30You don't have to be afraid.
00:08:35You don't have to be afraid.
00:08:39You don't have to be afraid.
00:08:45Will there be any other mourners?
00:09:04Will there be any other mourners?
00:09:11I am not böse.
00:09:32hello miss something i can do for you yes i saw a notice about a waitress job and i was
00:09:55wondering if it's still available yes i could do with someone to give me a hand how old are you
00:10:00i'm 20. well have you worked in a pub before no i haven't very well i'll train you then can you
00:10:07start tomorrow i'll ask my husband you speak to your husband then have you got my phone number
00:10:11yes talk to your old man then it's four pounds a shift plus supper and drinks
00:10:15if you want to come in at ten o'clock in the morning
00:10:30see you mate
00:11:22Oh
00:11:52Oh
00:12:09Are you up already? Where you been love?
00:12:11Couldn't sleep
00:12:12So, where's my breakfast?
00:12:14What would you like today then?
00:12:16What would I like? I'd like my bleeding breakfast
00:12:19Well, you could try being a bit nicer about it
00:12:22Oh, such a bloody mouth, love
00:12:28Well, eighty-five over the spring bowl
00:12:30But it's still cold with something
00:12:32A bowl who takes up
00:12:34A wall who slips and canine
00:12:37And the first one gets to get back
00:12:42And crashes it to wade mid-arm
00:12:44Where I'm healed
00:12:46And I have no run
00:12:49It's over again to Dexter
00:12:52And Dexter drives him hard
00:12:54Richard
00:12:56There's a possibility of doing some work at McHenry's
00:13:00And England's total remains at 2.1645
00:13:06Get off here
00:13:08Dexter
00:13:09Again
00:13:10This one is dug out
00:13:12I'm getting tired of being in the house all day
00:13:15Dexter
00:13:17Dropping the bed right on
00:13:19It's not a bad job
00:13:20I could make some money for us
00:13:21Listen
00:13:22I'm not having my wife waiting on tables, alright?
00:13:25Solvers
00:13:26Again to Dexter
00:13:28And this time
00:13:29You don't want me to do anything
00:13:31Pushing into the galley
00:13:32One moves to his right
00:13:34All going too slow to his feet
00:13:38Mommy
00:13:39Can't you read me another story?
00:13:40Shhh
00:13:41Not now
00:13:42You're supposed to be in bed
00:13:44Now, get in there
00:13:45Be quiet
00:13:46Okay, love, I'm off again
00:13:57Well, here's your lunchbox
00:13:59Oh, yes, yes
00:14:00So, Richard, are we going to Brighton for the weekend?
00:14:05We'll have to wait and see
00:14:07We haven't been to the coast in ages
00:14:13Listen, I've got to go, Olivia
00:14:14We'll talk about it later, alright?
00:14:23When Rapunzel was 16 years old
00:14:25The evil sorcerer shut her up in a tower
00:14:28Which stood alone at the river
00:14:29And had neither stairs nor door
00:14:31And only one little window just at the top
00:14:34After a couple of years had passed
00:14:37It happened that the king's son
00:14:38Was riding through the wood
00:14:39And came by the tower
00:14:41There he heard a song so beautiful
00:14:43That he stood still and listened
00:14:45It was Rapunzel
00:14:47Who, to pass the lonely time away
00:14:49Was singing to herself
00:14:51Happy birthday, my baby
00:14:55Here you are
00:14:56All alone
00:14:59Only your mummy is with you
00:15:01Have you forgotten what happened to your mummy?
00:15:06What you said through the keyhole?
00:15:10Why didn't you help your mummy?
00:15:14Perhaps you didn't love her
00:15:17Or did you?
00:15:21Don't worry, Olivia
00:15:23Mummy will forgive you
00:15:25Just listen to your mummy
00:15:29And do as she says
00:15:31And you'll never be alone again
00:15:35I'll always be with you
00:15:38I'll be with you
00:16:08And you can't ask her
00:16:10So close your will
00:16:11Cause no one is with you
00:16:12All alone
00:16:13What you said through the darkness
00:16:14When you are to the moon
00:16:15And you have to put YES
00:16:17And you'll always be there
00:16:18And you're with you
00:16:19And your woman
00:16:20And you're with you
00:16:21And your wife
00:16:22And I'll be with you
00:16:23And I'll be there
00:16:24And you're with you
00:16:25And we walked in the sea
00:16:26And the world
00:16:27You could find yourself
00:16:28And then where you are
00:16:29Or are you
00:16:31And you're with us
00:16:32And your teacher
00:16:33And when you're with me
00:16:34Zoe.
00:17:04Mommy, where are you going?
00:17:17For a walk under the bridge.
00:17:25I want to go with you.
00:17:28It's too late now.
00:17:31It's time for you to be off to bed.
00:17:34When I come back, I'll read you a fairy tale.
00:17:43Which one?
00:17:46The one where the prince meets the girl.
00:18:04The one where the king meets the dog.
00:18:06The one who is the king meets the dog.
00:18:08And the king meets the dog.
00:18:10Let's go and see how he might get out of it.
00:18:12When I come back and see the devil.
00:18:13Baby, how you might be the queen?
00:18:15The one who is the king.
00:18:17If you are the king with the king.
00:18:19According to him, the king meets the king.
00:18:20The king meets the king he meets the queen.
00:18:22Because you are the king.
00:18:22You like the king?
00:18:23And the king meets the king.
00:18:25Yes, he seems to be the king.
00:18:26Oh, my God.
00:18:56Oh, my God.
00:19:26What's common there isn't past your bedtime?
00:19:46Oh, my God.
00:20:16Oh, my God.
00:20:23So shall we go?
00:20:25Go with him, baby.
00:20:27After you, my dear.
00:20:43I'd like you to meet some friends of mine.
00:20:45These ladies keep good company.
00:21:03Sometimes when I'm alone at night, I take one of them into my bed.
00:21:07God, you can't imagine how jealous the other two get.
00:21:12You might think they aren't alive.
00:21:14But they have more real emotions than a lot of us.
00:21:18Is that what you want to say?
00:21:19Nice way to put it.
00:21:23Would you like to smoke a joint?
00:21:25Or what about some coke?
00:21:28No, thanks.
00:21:30Well, are you in a hurry?
00:21:31Most of the girls that come usually like to stay all night.
00:21:36Cash is no problem.
00:21:43Somehow, I don't know.
00:21:45I have a pretty good instinct.
00:21:50What about?
00:21:52Well, you're not an old pro, are you?
00:21:56I don't mean to hurt your feelings or anything, but...
00:22:00What's your name?
00:22:02Eric.
00:22:05Well, Eric, how would you like it?
00:22:09Anything you can think of.
00:22:18I think I've seen you before.
00:22:23What did you say is your name?
00:22:30My name is Olivia.
00:22:35Why don't you do that to me?
00:22:38Touch me.
00:22:41Caress me.
00:22:43I don't like touching others.
00:22:46Oh, really?
00:22:47You want me to beg you?
00:22:49No.
00:22:51See, this may be some kind of game I haven't played before.
00:22:57Maybe.
00:22:58Any specific rules, I should know.
00:23:05This is crazy.
00:23:09But I like it.
00:23:19What's wrong?
00:23:22Are you staring at me?
00:23:24Oh, I get you.
00:23:25You want to punish me, right?
00:23:32That's interesting.
00:23:35The first one who understands me.
00:23:40You know what I mean, don't you?
00:23:43Yes, you do.
00:23:46Oh, come on.
00:23:47Come on.
00:23:49Hit me.
00:23:51Hit me.
00:23:52Now you can show Mommy how much you love her.
00:24:12Come on.
00:24:37The most important question facing us today concerns the restoration or the demolition of London Bridge.
00:24:56I would like to introduce to you Mr. Michael Grant, representing the Selco Corporation of Los Angeles.
00:25:03We've contracted with them to investigate and make a report on the future of our bridge, Mr. Grant.
00:25:12Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
00:25:14I'd like to express the gratitude of our corporation for the opportunity of working with you on this historic landmark.
00:25:22When can we expect to receive your recommendations for the restoration or the demolition of the bridge?
00:25:27I'll give you a preliminary report on the restoration possibilities in three days.
00:25:33As far as the demolition of the bridge goes, that's not my cup of tea.
00:25:56Leave it, Harold.
00:25:57Come on, Harold.
00:26:08Come on, Harold.
00:26:20Come on.
00:26:23Richard, you're home early tonight.
00:26:30Glad to see me, are you?
00:26:32Yes, of course I am.
00:26:36Where have you been?
00:26:40I've been out walking the dog the way I always do.
00:26:42Takes a lot of walking these days, doesn't it?
00:26:46Can I get you a cup of tea?
00:26:48I'm sure you can love.
00:26:50I'm sure you can love.
00:26:50I'm sure you can love.
00:27:18I'm sure you can love.
00:27:25I came out.
00:27:29I'm out.
00:28:10How much?
00:28:1230?
00:28:1350?
00:28:15Just tell me how much.
00:28:40Hi.
00:29:06Hello?
00:29:12Aren't you afraid of catching a cold?
00:29:18Are you an American?
00:29:19Yep.
00:29:21Come on.
00:29:28Go ahead.
00:29:29So I'd like to go to America myself sometime.
00:29:44Oh, damn.
00:29:45Hmm?
00:29:46They forgot to put in an opener.
00:29:48Where are you going?
00:29:49They might have one at the front desk.
00:29:51Hey, give it to me.
00:29:52How did you do that?
00:30:05Harold and I have strong teeth.
00:30:08Oh, yeah?
00:30:09Who's Harold?
00:30:11My dog.
00:30:12Now I think I remember you.
00:30:17The first night on the bridge, you have a mutt.
00:30:21Black and white, sort of.
00:30:23Yeah.
00:30:23I walk him under the bridge every night.
00:30:26You looked different.
00:30:31Where do you live in America?
00:30:33In Los Angeles.
00:30:34I used to live around the Great Lakes, but, uh, I couldn't take those cold winters.
00:30:44Are you married?
00:30:46Nah.
00:30:47Move around too much.
00:30:50What do you do?
00:30:53All right.
00:30:55Take care of things that fall apart.
00:30:57Oh, I guess we could use you here.
00:31:00What for?
00:31:01To fix up the bridge.
00:31:02Oh, yeah.
00:31:05You ought to tell my boss.
00:31:08How does it go?
00:31:10London Bridge is falling down.
00:31:13Falling down.
00:31:14Falling down.
00:31:16London Bridge is falling down.
00:31:19My fair legging.
00:31:21I'll be back in a minute.
00:31:40I don't understand.
00:31:43Of course I'm listening to you, Mummy.
00:31:44Well, they're clean.
00:31:59But this is...
00:32:01This is my life.
00:32:06You can't always...
00:32:08Are you talking to me?
00:32:10Yes, I...
00:32:15Yes, I...
00:32:16We'd better...
00:32:23How would you like it?
00:32:27Would you like to be tied up?
00:32:39I just wanted someone to talk to.
00:32:41I'll have four people.
00:32:54I don't think...
00:32:56You can't see anything.
00:32:57I won't think so.
00:32:58You, of course.
00:32:58Or you can...
00:32:59you are...
00:33:00You, of course.
00:33:02самой...
00:33:03You...
00:33:03lòng...
00:33:05You...
00:33:06You...
00:33:07You...
00:35:58Gentlemen, ladies please be seated.
00:36:03So, Mr. Grant, what have you to report to us?
00:36:07Oh, well, things are coming along very well.
00:36:13I've, uh, I've looked the bridge over thoroughly.
00:36:19And, uh, I assure you it can be renovated at a reasonable cost.
00:36:24I see.
00:36:26Well, um, do you have any, uh, figures you could give us?
00:36:30I would say definitely under a million.
00:36:33A million pounds?
00:36:35Dollars.
00:36:36Oh.
00:36:40When can you give us a more exact figure?
00:36:43Uh, in pounds.
00:36:47Well, it's just a matter of working it out.
00:36:52I'll have the exact figures for you in 24 hours.
00:36:55I'd appreciate that very much, Mr. Carlton.
00:37:04My mother always says you can't win playing cards, but you can't lose anything by cutting them.
00:37:12I just dropped in to say goodbye, sir.
00:37:14Maybe?
00:37:16Yeah, my bags are all packed.
00:37:17I'm going to be right away.
00:37:20He's always a sweet.
00:37:22Wish you, kid.
00:37:24Well, it's nice to know that you will.
00:37:29Goodbye, Grant.
00:37:30Goodbye again, son.
00:37:31Goodbye, now.
00:37:45And you.
00:37:47Just what do you expect a man to do?
00:37:48I've apologized.
00:37:49I've crawled.
00:37:50I think just about enough.
00:37:51I'll give you just 90 seconds to make up your mind.
00:37:54I'll be in the bar.
00:37:55Just 90 seconds.
00:38:04I didn't listen to my mother for many years.
00:38:06But now I do everything she tells me.
00:38:12She told me I'd meet someone like you when I was only six years old.
00:38:16She live in London?
00:38:22Yes.
00:38:25There's something I don't understand.
00:38:28I'm a girl like you.
00:38:29I mean, why are you...
00:38:34I only did it that once.
00:38:40With you.
00:38:42Oh, come on.
00:38:43But it's true.
00:38:45Do you have a boyfriend?
00:38:51I'm here with you.
00:38:53What else do you want?
00:39:10What?
00:39:10I'm sorry, Mom.
00:39:21You're right.
00:39:25I'll talk to him.
00:39:27I can't see you anymore, Mike.
00:39:29I can't.
00:39:30But I love you.
00:39:32Before she finds out, you'll kill me.
00:39:34Who?
00:39:39I'm going to make a phone call.
00:39:40Can you finish this, mate?
00:39:42Yeah.
00:39:42All right.
00:39:49Can I use the phone?
00:39:50Yeah, all right.
00:39:51When were you married?
00:40:10I was 16.
00:40:1216?
00:40:1316?
00:40:14You didn't know what the hell you were doing there.
00:40:16I don't even know what the hell I'm doing now.
00:40:29Olivia?
00:40:30Olivia?
00:40:30Olivia?
00:40:36Olivia?
00:40:36Olivia?
00:40:36No!
00:41:06I thought I missed you!
00:41:08Hey, take it easy!
00:41:12Richard, don't!
00:41:22Richard, stop it!
00:41:36Don't!
00:41:40Don't!
00:41:58Olivia?
00:42:00Olivia!
00:42:02Olivia!
00:42:06Don't!
00:42:08Don't!
00:42:10Don't!
00:43:12In the late 60s, cracks started to appear on the east side of the bridge.
00:43:16And because of the heavy traffic flow, it also needed to be fun.
00:43:20The permanent cast of axe in the corporation of London replaced the old bridge with the bridge.
00:43:25Now, the bridge was sold to the highest bidder, which turned out to be an American corporation.
00:43:29The entire bridge was dismantled, and each brick parked through the coastline, shipped across the planet.
00:43:36Now, it was reassembled out here in Arizona, where the famed London bridge now spans the Colorado River.
00:43:42Now, if you just follow me, I'd like to show you our authentic little English village.
00:43:46We have candle shops, view-to-wear shops, and youngsters can enjoy homemade ice cream.
00:43:51We have candle shops, view-to-wear shops, and
00:44:04the people we have eternal conditions.
00:46:36Oh, why don't you all just have a look around and if you have any questions feel free to ask.
00:46:54How much did you say?
00:47:07Uh, $2.65 with 20% down.
00:47:10Where can we moor our boat?
00:47:13Oh, there's a private area for boats at the other end of this building.
00:47:17Great, thanks.
00:47:18You're welcome.
00:47:24So, all you need is $53.
00:47:27Yes, $53 is a down payment.
00:47:30Sounds pretty good to me.
00:47:32Yes, but it's probably too big for one person.
00:47:36And what about the draperies?
00:47:39That's part of our bonus package.
00:47:41Oh, that's interesting.
00:47:42Say, I was wondering about a property.
00:47:47I don't know what kind of plans you have for tonight, but maybe we can have dinner together.
00:47:52Oh, I'd love to, mister.
00:47:54Great.
00:47:54Yes, but I'm terribly busy.
00:47:56However, Ray is having an open house of singles residences this afternoon at 2 p.m.
00:48:00What a tremendous view.
00:48:03Unusual, isn't it?
00:48:05Excuse me.
00:48:07The view is our main attraction.
00:48:09Oh, do I take a look at my car?
00:48:10Yes, sir.
00:48:11Yes, sir.
00:48:11Yes.
00:48:19Tennis courts are open until 10 every night.
00:48:22Oh, that's nice.
00:48:24And we're building an additional 30 units on the hill over there, which will offer an even nicer view.
00:48:28Mm-hmm.
00:48:29Mm-hmm.
00:48:29Mm-hmm.
00:49:59Hi, Carol.
00:50:04Oh, Jenny.
00:50:05Any messages?
00:50:06Yeah, the Hedsons called regarding Condo 28.
00:50:09They decided to buy it.
00:50:10And Ray called.
00:50:11He wants to know if you're still going to be able to go out to lunch with him.
00:50:16Jenny, you okay?
00:50:18Huh?
00:50:19You okay?
00:50:21Yeah, I'm fine.
00:50:23Um, who called?
00:50:25He wants to know about you.
00:50:26Hey, see, let's see.
00:50:57I sold two more units today, but we had to bring the price down to $135.
00:51:12Now, the interest rates are really eating us up.
00:51:18Well, what are you going to have to do?
00:51:23I don't know.
00:51:25What's the matter, Ginny?
00:51:26I seem nervous or something.
00:51:30No, I just don't feel too well.
00:51:33Why don't you take Sunday off?
00:51:35It's not just Sunday.
00:51:36Hi, Mr. Grant.
00:51:37Hi.
00:51:42You know, Ray, I really haven't had a vacation in quite a while.
00:51:46I know.
00:51:47But you can't take a vacation now.
00:51:49That's impossible.
00:51:50What about the fillet?
00:51:53It's pretty good here.
00:51:57I don't know.
00:51:59I...
00:51:59I don't think I want to eat at all.
00:52:07Have you made up your mind?
00:52:08Yes.
00:52:10Yes.
00:52:11Yes.
00:52:12Let's go.
00:52:42Yes?
00:53:01Hi. Can I come in?
00:53:02I'm cooking dinner.
00:53:04Great. Need some help?
00:53:06No. That's okay.
00:53:08Something's burning.
00:53:11Oh!
00:53:12Damn it!
00:53:18Who was this supposed to be?
00:53:20Nothing. I'm not exactly a gourmet cook.
00:53:23Don't throw them away.
00:53:25We could have maybe saved something.
00:53:28Oh, you're such an expert.
00:53:30I had a bubble for the past four years.
00:53:34Oh, really?
00:53:35Yeah.
00:53:37Drop me everything.
00:53:42So, how do you like it?
00:53:45Medium or rare?
00:53:47Right. Make yourself at home.
00:53:51Let's see. A little onion powder.
00:53:53A little garlic.
00:53:55No garlic, please.
00:53:57No garlic.
00:54:00No, the bridge is falling.
00:54:04Mr. Grant.
00:54:06Don't you think you're being just a bit pushy?
00:54:10Just a little.
00:54:11Nothing better than a home-cooked meal.
00:54:32Have you got anything to drink?
00:54:49Milk, wine, beer, water?
00:54:52Beer.
00:55:08Why are you staring at me?
00:55:12Nothing.
00:55:13Would you be insulted if I told you that
00:55:25you remind me very much of someone I once knew?
00:55:31It depends.
00:55:35She was just like you.
00:55:37Were you in love with her?
00:55:40Very much.
00:55:40Very much.
00:55:43Did she
00:55:45love you too?
00:55:47I thought so.
00:55:52When did this happen?
00:55:54Oh, about four years ago.
00:55:57Did you ever fall in love again?
00:56:00No.
00:56:05Why are you always running away from me?
00:56:08Who?
00:56:08You.
00:56:09I'm not running away. I'm right here.
00:56:11At the office, at the condo, at the restaurant.
00:56:14I guess I'm very busy.
00:56:19May I have another beer?
00:56:20No.
00:56:36No.
00:56:37The other way.
00:56:39With your teeth.
00:56:40You're crazy.
00:56:44Mr. Grant.
00:56:46Bitch.
00:56:47Bitch.
00:56:47Bitch.
00:56:50Bitch.
00:57:15Bitch.
00:57:16Oh, my God.
00:57:46I'll meet you at the bridge at five.
00:58:16I'll meet you at the bridge at five.
00:58:46I'll meet you at the bridge at five.
00:59:16I'll meet you at the bridge at five.
00:59:46I'll meet you at the bridge at five.
01:00:16I'll meet you at the bridge at five.
01:00:46I'll meet you at the bridge at five.
01:01:16I'll meet you at the bridge at five.
01:01:18I'll meet you at the bridge at five.
01:01:20You don't have to listen to mommy anymore.
01:01:22I owe it to her.
01:01:27Does she still live in London?
01:01:28Yeah.
01:01:30She came once to America to visit me.
01:01:40What's that?
01:01:42Did you hear that?
01:01:43What?
01:01:44What?
01:01:45No, it's outside.
01:01:47Only the wind picks up at night.
01:01:53It was time of year in the desert.
01:01:55Hey, did your mother tell you to move to Arizona?
01:02:05Did you start a new life under a new name?
01:02:07I wanted to get away from everything.
01:02:09I didn't know where to go until they moved the bridge.
01:02:15But please don't ask me all these questions.
01:02:22You're right.
01:02:23Now's what's important.
01:02:25Past is past.
01:02:27Yes, but I know what I'm doing.
01:02:31Yes, I understand.
01:02:35But I won't do that ever.
01:02:39I will.
01:02:41I promise you, Monica.
01:02:51Olivia.
01:02:52What?
01:02:53Olivia?
01:02:54What?
01:02:55I'll see you at the grave?
01:02:58I'll see you at the back of her husband.
01:03:00What?
01:03:01You're right.
01:03:02I know what I'm doing.
01:03:04Yes, I understand.
01:03:06But I won't do that ever.
01:03:08I will.
01:03:09I promise you, Monica.
01:03:10Olivia?
01:03:12Yes?
01:03:13You alone in here?
01:03:15Yes.
01:03:16I thought I heard you talking to somebody.
01:03:19I was just talking to myself.
01:03:24I'm going to be spending all day in the office.
01:03:28Would you like to take a boat tour or anything like that?
01:03:31No, I think I'll just relax at home.
01:03:34Okay.
01:03:40Hi, can I help you?
01:03:59Yes, please.
01:04:03I'm size six and size.
01:04:06Jimmy?
01:04:06I'm this.
01:04:08You look incredible.
01:04:10This looks terrific.
01:04:12Well, are there any messages?
01:04:13Lots.
01:04:15Well, good.
01:04:17Another person.
01:04:19A new complex of 46 luxury condominiums on the shores of the Colorado River,
01:04:24adjacent to the famed London Bridge.
01:04:26A new achievement in fine living, elegance and ease, fun and relaxation.
01:04:31Beautifully designed and skillfully constructed,
01:04:34these condominiums offer you and your family the very finest in teachers and appointments.
01:04:38You have tennis, swimming, saunas and stunning.
01:04:42Two championship 18-hole golf courses, plus an executive...
01:04:46Well, things are pretty hectic here.
01:04:50I don't think I'll be through much before 10.
01:04:53That late?
01:04:56Oh, no.
01:04:58Oh, sure.
01:04:58I understand.
01:05:00Yes, I love you, too.
01:05:04Okay.
01:05:06Okay, bye.
01:05:07Bye-bye.
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01:05:33I don't know.
01:06:03I don't know.
01:06:33I don't know.
01:07:03I don't know.
01:07:05Mike?
01:07:08You already asleep?
01:07:17Sorry I'm so late.
01:07:19I had a great day at the office.
01:07:21I sold two condos and three lots.
01:07:23It's the busiest day I've had in ages.
01:07:29Come on, Mike. Wake up.
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