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00:30Go ahead, please, don't be a whore, take my apartment
00:33I can't, I told you, I can't, I'm working on a construction site, it's a mess.
00:37Even a cat wouldn't be able to find its way out of this mess.
00:40But a bed, I'm just asking for a bed, I didn't ask for anything else, a bed
00:43Not even, I don't even have a bed, I took it apart, I needed wood to make a
00:47cupboard, to put my work collection back in
00:49It's okay, I don't have any, maybe you can just take it home with you, Claire, it's okay
00:53I think my house is run by Will Smith's family or something?
00:56I think I can bring in plenty of flits like that, as if nothing had happened?
00:58Do you want my mother to beat me up?
01:01Not that you don't have any?
01:02No
01:03Is it pleasing? Is it shining?
01:04No
01:09Okay, your hair looks good.
01:11It's pento
01:14Okay, I have another solution for you.
01:16Look at what you're doing
01:18You send Claire through the pipes
01:21Dressed in black, with charcoal, like in the Old Duke films
01:23All right ?
01:25There, you put two guys on guard in front of your house
01:27With binoculars and walkie-talkies
01:30And there, they're keeping a close eye on your mother.
01:32And that way, you're all set.
01:35I swear on my mother's life, I never thought of that
01:39What do you think? Good ideas don't grow on trees, my friend.
01:42guys
01:44Go ahead, drop it
01:45I'm going to take him to the McDonald's Cinema, something classic and soft.
01:49A McDonald's movie deal for 49 francs, that's not going to...
01:52Hey Jamel
01:57How are you ?
01:58Okay, so what are we doing tonight?
02:01Let's change things up a bit, shall we? Because I'm getting tired of the McDonald's movie marathon.
02:04Hey, can we go to your place?
02:07No, I have something better, something even better
02:10I understand that going to the movies and McDonald's can be annoying for you.
02:12We're going to do Hippopotamus, Hippopotamus Expo
02:17Before we do Zoo Courte Paille
02:20And then, a fight, some time on the ring road, and then off to bed?
02:23No, tonight it's at your place.
02:26Actually, I was just about to suggest it to you.
02:28Hey, how can Micheline and I be on the same wavelength?
02:31Clear
02:31Claire, me and Claire
02:36Three accidents, three weeks
02:39I'm sure it's the watch
02:41My Mickey Mouse watch, it brings bad luck
02:43Yes, yes!
02:44It's the Mickey Mouse curse
02:46If you don't believe it, take it
02:47No, but I don't want your watch.
02:49You see, you believe it?
02:51No, I don't want it because I find it disgusting.
02:53That's all.
02:57Hey, Clara
03:00Radio 38
03:02Wow!
03:05That's the Mickey Mouse watch.
03:07Wow, and me too, I'm a Mickey Mouse fan, you know
03:09No, yes
03:10Do you like it?
03:11I adore
03:12Okay, I'm in a hello mood
03:13I'll give it to you
03:14It's true ?
03:15Yes
03:15And be careful, eh, waterproof
03:18But that's nonsense, not waterproof
03:20It's Walt Disney
03:24Then, multifunctional with that
03:27Not only does it tell the time
03:28But what's more, it brings bad luck.
03:30It brings bad luck
03:32It's dead
03:33It's a black cat, it brings bad luck
03:35A ladder brings bad luck.
03:36It's not a watch that will bring bad luck
03:38It's bad luck that brings misfortune.
03:39Oh, sorry, did I hurt you?
03:42No, it's okay, I'm fine.
03:46Hey, sidewalks aren't dog toilets, okay?
03:50Well, you live upstairs, you bother me upstairs, your dog, that's all.
03:53What... bitch, go
03:55Your dog too, you asshole
03:57No, it's true, I'm leaving until Sunday, I'll give you my apartment
04:05It's not that I don't want to, don't think so, I'm not like that
04:08But I don't want to
04:11But remember, we're friends
04:13Remember last summer how crazy we were about the Capuchin clan?
04:17?
04:18Oh yeah
04:18Do you remember?
04:19Tiga ligala, tiga ligala, tiga ligala, tiga ligala, tiga ligala, leer de brolement
04:28Are you taking my apartment?
04:30No
04:32No, but you're not even going to notice my Ontario couch.
04:35Half cotton, half nubuck, half vinyl
04:38I'll be like a brother to him, I swear, I'll take care of him
04:40I would cuddle him and make little ones...
04:43But please, don't move into the apartment, I'm asking you as a friend.
04:53How good are your hairs?
04:57You know, I used pento, it burned everything.
05:03No, okay.
05:05But you have to be super careful, you don't put a glass directly on the table.
05:08It leaves halos, you put a coaster on it.
05:10I would put out glasses, coasters, saucers, whatever you want.
05:13Where are you going?
05:15I'm going to Corsica for my father's remarriage.
05:18I am also a witness.
05:19Oh, weddings are great.
05:20Especially at the end of the evening, when you have drunk guys who stay down longer and longer.
05:24And then they're there, and then they shock you, and then they take you.
05:27You're keeping everything in place.
05:30I'll do this thing, you can put me in.
05:33Besides, I love my mother-in-law.
05:35She is gentle and warm.
05:37She's really a great woman.
05:38That's nice, that's nice.
05:41Are you going by plane?
05:42No, no.
05:44I preferred to go there by train-boat.
05:46Be careful, there's an SNCF strike this weekend.
05:49It's okay, you're going by plane.
05:51The plane, too, is a plane.
05:52The plane, hop.
05:53Yeah, but...
05:55The more I think about it, the more I realize that it's not a good idea I have there.
05:58Think about your apartment, about your father.
06:00Think of your father, though.
06:01He was sad afterwards, without you.
06:03No, but...
06:04My mother-in-law, on top of everything else, is a bit of an idiot, to be honest.
06:09Hey, that's not even my mother!
06:15Just two minutes ago, you were saying she was a wonderful woman.
06:17Yeah, maybe, but she's a super changeable woman, that's all, that's it.
06:22But are you afraid of flying?
06:26Nonsense, really.
06:29I mean, I even once had a flight attendant as a neighbor on the same floor.
06:34Yeah, so, you see...
06:36Are you afraid of flying?
06:37Yeah, a little bit, you know.
06:40But an airplane is like a bus.
06:42Except that at the tire level, there are clouds.
06:45That's the only thing that's changed.
06:47Oh, Michel, wait, your Turkish dishes, they need fixing, there.
06:52It's not a water jet, it's a pressure washer, the whole thing.
06:54This is the first time they have malfunctioned.
06:56You didn't break it, did you?
06:57My watch.
06:58Okay, quick.
06:59Walter, prompt.
07:02Bea, you call an ambulance urgently,
07:04and you bring this to me in my town, Barbizon.
07:06And then, you help me carry this piece of furniture.
07:09Mine isn't a professional one, it's brand new, plus it's solid oak.
07:12Actually, tomorrow, my boy, a tax inspector is coming for a tax audit.
07:15I want to make myself poor, very poor.
07:18Come on, help me!
07:18No, but I am a woman.
07:20Yes, that's possible, but come on, don't be a scaredy-cat, okay?
07:22with your physique of a mover.
07:24Come on, help me!
07:24Why don't you ask Sabri?
07:26You don't think about him, Sabri.
07:29Sabri is a sensitive, delicate boy.
07:32He's not lucky enough to have your career, my boy.
07:35Ouch!
07:35Come on, help me!
07:38Okay, it's...
07:39There, gently.
07:41That's good, well done.
07:43There you go.
07:46You've got something in your hair there.
07:48It's a pigeon that...
07:49It's a dog.
07:52But how tall was it, 4 meters, like a giraffe?
07:56It's the upstairs neighbor's dog.
07:58When I left the bar, he was attacking me.
08:01It happens.
08:02All right?
08:03And all of this is because of that.
08:04Well, I'm starting to get fed up with this, okay?
08:06Oh, what are you doing?
08:07Are you not well?
08:08Wait, I'm not superstitious, okay?
08:10But when it's too much, it's too much, OK?
08:11No, no, no, no.
08:12Whatever you do, don't do that, it's a death sentence.
08:14No, in order for the curse to stop,
08:17You need to give the watch to someone who wants it.
08:21Oh my God.
08:23Ah, Mr. Merchant.
08:26I have your results.
08:27Listen, the hematoma has completely disappeared.
08:29That's perfect.
08:34Listen, don't hesitate to ask for the basin.
08:38It wasn't me, it was him.
08:42I wonder what time it is.
08:45There you go, great, my.
08:48Look at how great this watch is.
08:49Do you think that's Mickey?
08:50Okay, it's time.
08:51Do you want it?
08:52Go ahead, I'll give it to you.
08:53I have plenty more.
08:53Listen, I'm already having trouble finding someone.
08:56If I wear this horror, sexually, it's not a sure thing.
09:03How do you prove yourself?
09:04It's good.
09:05He can, he's fine.
09:06Because the guy tried to foist an old 1975 Bordeaux on me.
09:11I told him, I told him, you're going to lock me up with your mouth, you're going to give me a new one.
09:19I'm going to sit you down.
09:21I didn't know you collected traditional masks.
09:23I didn't know either.
09:24Actually, no.
09:26I didn't know that you didn't know I collected masks.
09:29What is its origin?
09:31It's Alsatian.
09:35No, it's African, but I mean, from which tribe?
09:37I mean, it's African, but I bought them in Strasbourg, that's why.
09:41It's Fulani, isn't it?
09:43Fulani?
09:46You want your Fulani, is that it?
09:50Wait, actually, we say Peul for women and Paul for men, that's why.
09:57No, Fulani of the tribe, Fulani.
10:00In fact, yes, the Fulani do trade with the Alsatians.
10:03You give me a mask, I'll give you sauerkraut.
10:06You give me another mask, I'll give you a stork.
10:10I'll have you sit down, Claire.
10:12Who is he?
10:14That's my brother, go ahead, come here.
10:17No, that's your brother?
10:19Well, he's my half-brother, you see, that's why he looks half like me.
10:24I'll have you sit down, Claire.
10:26I warm his face.
10:27Will you introduce him to me?
10:28Yes, I will present it.
10:30Unless you have nothing against homosexuals, because...
10:33But what's happening to her hair?
10:36Just a little chemo, look.
10:39I'm sorry, I didn't know.
10:41You don't mind if I position myself like this, because my brain is well-nourished this way?
10:44And that way, I have three times more conversation starters.
10:48Wait, two minutes.
10:52I'm sorry, your couch.
10:53We don't care about that, it's not a big deal.
10:55No, but wait, don't you have any salt?
10:56What are you going to do to me with salt, do you want to eat it?
10:59For what?
11:07Jamel, your brother is here.
11:08My brother, he's hanging everywhere here.
11:10No, but not on the wall, on the floor.
11:15What are you doing here?
11:19I wasn't feeling very well.
11:21And then, on top of that, there was fog over Roissy.
11:25Statistically, fog is not a good thing for flying.
11:28Good evening, Aimé.
11:29Good evening, Claire.
11:30Jamel warned me.
11:32If you're not feeling well, it's normal that you come to your brother for comfort.
11:37Besides?
11:38You told me, it's your brother who's in favor of that.
11:42Oh yeah, yeah!
11:45My brother, every time, I forget because of his face.
11:48Do you want to sit down?
11:50No, not...
11:54Wait, but damn, did you see that?
11:57What are you doing? What's the matter?
11:58Wait, but damn it, your couch, tie it to your couch, Jamel.
12:03Go get some K2R quickly, quickly, to clean, quickly.
12:07K what?
12:10R2, a double call, you know?
12:13Regarding K2R, you told me you bought the K2R spray can yesterday, precisely to clean your sofa.
12:18If anything small comes up, quickly, we'll go get it, it's in the kitchen.
12:22You told me.
12:22Ah yes, the K2R!
12:24There you go, mouth cupboard.
12:25Yes, the K2R!
12:26Go get it quickly, quickly.
12:33I love your brother, you know.
12:34Yeah, me too, I love it.
12:37It's just a shame about his sofa, because if it dries out, he'll never get it back.
12:41Well, mind you, he does have tastes.
12:46Terrible taste.
12:50My brother does flea markets, OK?
12:52He goes antiquing every weekend, right?
12:54That's good, then.
12:55Wait, what are these M6 boutique flea markets, this teleshopping stuff?
13:02Oh yeah?
13:03Ah good?
13:04And those masks and sabers there, is that M6 boutique?
13:08Is that Pierre Belmar?
13:09Eh?
13:10Ah yes, that's good.
13:11Oh but...
13:12Oh look, look, look there...
13:15Oh yes, right?
13:16Ah yes, there, there, there, there, there, there, there, there...
13:21It's a bit like glass, but maybe that'll do.
13:24Wait, but damn, are you completely insane or what, shit?
13:28Okay, don't touch anything else, get out, get lost, get out!
13:32This isn't your place, is it?
13:36Damn, confusing the right-hand cupboard with the left-hand cupboard, you have to be completely
13:38Damn, fucking.
13:41Not too tight, but there?
13:43Yes, yes.
13:45But I'd really like to sleep on the sofa.
13:47Oh no, bad luck.
13:48It dries.
13:52And yet, still, in his condition...
13:56What?
13:56What's wrong with my condition?
13:58Eh?
13:58What's wrong with my condition now?
13:59So, what's the deal?
14:01Well, still, chemo.
14:10What, my chemo?
14:12I...
14:12I had chemo in your head.
14:17Oh yeah, so, I'm your brother, I'm having chemo.
14:20Uh, we tell him right away that I'm on drugs.
14:23We're waiting a little while to surprise him.
14:26Good night.
14:28Good night.
14:30Good night.
14:30Good night.
14:31Good night.
14:32Good night.
14:33Good night.
14:33Good night.
14:33Good night.
14:33You don't believe in anything?
14:34You told me he was gay.
14:38No, but I said faggot, not faggot, not faggot, like...
14:43Ah!
14:44No, faggot, good faggot...
14:45Cool faggot.
14:46Good faggot.
14:47Organic faggot.
14:48Organic faggot.
14:48Organic faggot.
14:51Okay, I'm going to bed, I have a plane to catch tomorrow.
14:53I am at my father's wedding.
14:55A little silence, please.
14:56THANKS.
14:59That stings.
15:00And why aren't you going to your father's wedding too?
15:04It's because we had a falling out with my father.
15:06You see?
15:06My father absolutely wanted...
15:07He owns a farm.
15:08And he wanted to raise chicks.
15:10You see?
15:11I said, Dad, the little chicken, it's like...
15:13When they are little, he leaves.
15:15But when they grow up, he creates when you're 44!
15:18And I thought I would have preferred to raise fox cubs.
15:21Because when the fox girl creates, she doesn't just make a pile.
15:23That makes...
15:23FOX!
15:25FOX!
15:25It's more...
15:26It's softer.
15:27There are still the little chickens, though.
15:28That makes...
15:30Are you swearing?
15:30I said, in all of this, we would have to choose between the fox cub, or possibly
15:35between the wolf cub.
15:36Because the wolf cub...
15:37It's true, wolf cubs have disadvantages, they shed fur.
15:40When you...
15:41In the summer?
15:42But...
15:42Are you swearing?
15:47But...
15:48Madam?
15:49Madam?
15:55So what is this gentleman doing here?
15:58Hello, I have an appointment with Professor Strauss.
16:01Yes, well you're doing the rounds like everyone else, right?
16:03Today is consultation day, everyone has an appointment with Professor Strauss.
16:07Jean-Guy Petit, tax audit, Ivelines sector.
16:10Ah!
16:12No, first name, on the individual record.
16:14Okay, let's sit down.
16:16Right away.
16:20Ah, there you are, I've been dealing with your phone line for two hours.
16:24So, what's the excuse this time, hm?
16:26Were you assaulted by nuns?
16:29Did your grispain attempt suicide?
16:33You can't sleep with Aimée?
16:34Ah!
16:36Are you sleeping with Aimée now?
16:38Come.
16:39It's going well.
16:40Hello?
16:41Yes hello.
16:42Wait.
16:43Do not cut.
16:45Actually, square point, I'm listening, yes.
16:47Eh?
16:48Wait, excuse me.
16:49I have an appointment with Mr. Strauss.
16:52I'm not going to spend the day here.
16:54I have other things to do, if you know what I mean.
17:02What does it say outside?
17:04WAITING ROOM.
17:06Well, there you have it!
17:08It doesn't say "dirty" where you earn your keep!
17:12So get out now, Mr. Sick Man!
17:16Yes, sister, you have learned?
17:18Ah, I learned that.
17:20Your necklace is very pretty.
17:21Yes.
17:23Nothing dresses you, huh?
17:24That belonged to rabbits.
17:25I took a sample from the lab.
17:26The paws, I stole from rabbits, obviously.
17:29That protects me from the weight, that's what.
17:30But hey, who cares, right?
17:32Tell me, you know a lot about poverty.
17:36What do you think of my furniture?
17:39Does this remind you of your parents' infamous hovel?
17:43Oh no, it's much richer here.
17:45We didn't have any sticky notes at our house, for example.
17:47Oh yeah, post-it notes, who cares, huh?
17:50It's a bit poorer.
17:51But the child, with eyes like embers.
17:55Alright.
17:56Please, next patient.
17:58Thank you, miss.
17:59I'm going to let myself work.
18:00And you, it shines.
18:01What?
18:02You wouldn't happen to have a crappy little watch, would you?
18:05No, I have a Mickey Mouse watch that's cool.
18:08That's perfect.
18:09Okay, listen then, let's exchange ideas, shall we?
18:12I'll give you my watch, I'll take yours.
18:14Now, it's a Rolex that's a bit too flashy, yes.
18:18Because your watch is great.
18:20A wonderfully crappy little watch.
18:23Thank you, miss.
18:23Well, if it helps you out, there's no problem, right?
18:25Yes, OK.
18:26Look at it. Plus, it's waterproof, you'll see.
18:27Perfect.
18:28Goodbye, it's praying, thank you.
18:30Yes, yes, come in, come in, please come in.
18:32Mr. Strauss.
18:34Good morning.
18:34Quite.
18:34Yes, yes, undress, I'm going to charge you.
18:37I'm just saying.
18:39I...
18:39Yes, I am with you, right now.
18:41Hello?
18:43Yes.
18:44Um...
18:44Thank you, Melissa, for reminding us, yes.
18:46Good.
18:47Listen, I'd like you to make the boat disappear from my double accounting system with a sleight of hand.
18:54was bought with tax breaks from the French overseas territories, while it is currently in the harbor in Saint-Malo.
18:59So.
18:59Yes?
19:00Thank you very much.
19:03Just a moment longer, a little more patience.
19:05Take your time.
19:06Take your time.
19:07THANKS.
19:09Melissa, please, the two small apartments I bought on credit, a bogus 0% loan,
19:15There.
19:16Ah, yes, yes, it's always the same thing.
19:18If we don't pull a fast one, these bastards will bleed you dry, right?
19:21But what does he say about you?
19:23THANKS.
19:24Good.
19:25Now, uh...
19:26The jaguar.
19:27Do you remember that jaguar?
19:28She doesn't appear anywhere, does she?
19:29Okay, we're in agreement.
19:30I've never owned a jaguar.
19:33Good.
19:33One last thing.
19:34We'll leave the expense reports alone.
19:37You know that, right?
19:37You always have to leave them a bone to gnaw on, right?
19:40Always.
19:41Well, thank you for your patience, eh?
19:43It is I who thank you.
19:45Yes, he's going to arrive this afternoon, yes.
19:48I imagine him as small.
19:50Yes, a smell of petrol.
19:53No, but they're all the same.
19:55They are jealous of the rich people they have to control.
19:58His life in a shabby old suburban house
20:03with an unseizable round stone.
20:08THANKS.
20:10See you later, Mérisolet.
20:12THANKS.
20:12GOOD.
20:14So.
20:15So, I'm listening.
20:19Name.
20:21Little.
20:21Pe-ti.
20:23First name.
20:24Jean-Guy.
20:25Jean-Guy.
20:27So.
20:28Occupation.
20:29Controller.
20:30Of...
20:31Taxes.
20:32Of the...
20:40I'm doing very well.
20:41Thank you.
20:45Well, uh...
20:46Listen...
20:48We can work something out.
20:49Hmm?
20:51You're going to put that somewhere safe and sound on the site, in a Swiss bank.
20:57And that's a gift.
21:00Don't thank me.
21:03So, I understand everything.
21:07Do you know what they call me in my department?
21:10The hyena.
21:12It's a contraction of hyena and jackal.
21:18That's a cute hyena nickname.
21:21It's a real pleasure to control a man like you.
21:24Come.
21:25I'll try to be quick.
21:26To get back to my suburban house as soon as possible,
21:29to find my unfuckable old hag.
21:34I don't understand.
21:35I don't understand.
21:36My eyes are really hurting right now, you see.
21:37And yet, I no longer have the watch.
21:39I understand.
21:39Ah, but that's because of the hairs on the rabbit fur, right?
21:41You're making me allergic.
21:42Didn't you know that rabbit fur brings bad luck?
21:45Especially to rabbits.
21:47Yeah!
21:49Yes.
21:50But in that case, you have nothing against the curse of rabbit fur?
21:53If.
21:53They are histaminal.
21:55You know, it's an anti-curse thing.
21:56You find that a waiver for pharmacies.
21:59My children.
22:01I'm saying goodbye to you for the last time.
22:03Tomorrow, I'll be in prison with sneaky convicts and sodomy.
22:09Not everyone will have your smoldering gaze, Sabri.
22:14What is that one?
22:15It is...
22:18Oh !
22:18Jean-Guy Petit, my controller.
22:21Perhaps death is beautiful.
22:23It's wonderful.
22:24What happened to him?
22:25He was killed by a bear in a public toilet on the Champs-Elysées.
22:28That's classic.
22:29Ah good ?
22:29He went to the toilet.
22:31At the same time, a truck from the Vincennes Zoo overturned.
22:33A bear has escaped.
22:34He went to take refuge in the public toilet.
22:36It was a complete mess, it was horrific.
22:39There's really no luck.
22:40These stories of his public drought are painful.
22:43Sometimes, there is no more paper.
22:44Sometimes it's a bear.
22:45But...
22:45It's a very, very beautiful story.
22:50She's deadly, isn't she?
22:51There.
22:52It was a nurse who found him in an ambulance.
22:56Apparently, it belonged to a bear.
22:58I can't find him, he understood the story.
23:01You know, it upsets me that you're not going to your father's wedding.
23:04How cute.
23:07That makes me happy.
23:10But tonight, you won't be thinking about my place anymore, I promise.
23:12You know, 5 years ago, I had a fight with my mother
23:14and I refused to go to his wedding.
23:17But that's not a big deal.
23:19You took it from another one.
23:20No, you don't understand.
23:23I know that every time she thinks about it,
23:25She won't stop crying.
23:27And I keep having nightmares about rhymes.
23:30She never leaves with Aimée.
23:31Do it for both of us.
23:33For whom? How about the two of us?
23:34Do it for both of us.
23:35Yes, for both of us.
23:36I don't want you to experience what I've experienced.
23:38I don't want to hear you at night.
23:40I have a target in your sleep.
23:42Sorry, Daddy.
23:43I'm sorry, Daddy.
23:44I love you, Daddy.
23:45I swear on my mother's head that I would never scream
23:47I'm sorry, Daddy.
23:50If I call my daddy, he'll punch me in the face.
23:56For both of us.
23:58Please.
23:59Here we go.
24:01Jean-Luc.
24:03I got the plan.
24:08Pardon.
24:10Sorry, sorry.
24:12Well, I've come to say goodbye.
24:15There's no fog, I'm taking the plane in an hour.
24:18Please.
24:19Hey, but your brother has some big news to tell you.
24:22Oh, he's pregnant.
24:27What news are you talking about?
24:33Come on, take two of us.
24:38I was talking about your daddy's wedding.
24:41What? What?
24:42I was talking about your daddy's wedding.
24:45Whose?
24:46Daddy, daddy, daddy, daddy.
24:49Papounichon, I don't know what you call him.
24:52I'm glad to have reached this point.
24:53Ha, ha.
24:55That makes me really happy, Jamel. Really.
24:58No, besides, I prefer to have you with me.
24:59You're being so careless all alone in your apartment right now, aren't you?
25:03You could wreck everything, you bastard, huh.
25:06And at least in life, people won't be afraid of you and your brother.
25:09Tell me, Jamel.
25:11Have you thought about a wedding gift for Dad?
25:17A Mickey Mouse watch, he'll love it.
25:19Laughter
25:27Good evening, the top news headlines.
25:28Air hijackers diverted a French domestic flight.
25:32The aircraft is currently stuck on the runway at Bastia airport.
25:35to prove their seriousness and support their demands.
25:38The hostage-takers sent this amateur footage to the media.
25:41Look.
25:44Our kidnappers are demanding a ransom of 10 million from the government.
25:5010 million.
25:5210 million.
25:54Is it in francs or euros?
25:57Because sir, we need to be precise, you know.
25:58Because otherwise, they won't know how to give you money.
26:00That's why.
26:02Yeah, that's true, he's right because if it's in euros, you have to multiply by 6.55.
26:05It's getting a bit silly.
26:08That stings.
26:10That stings.
26:11That stings.
26:11That stings.
26:11Sir, his cream.
26:12It stings.
26:15Everything is ready by 4pm sharp.
26:18Before my turn, Mickey.
26:19Wait.
26:20Wait.
26:23Attention.
26:24Your camcorder isn't working anymore, is it?
26:26Are you unlucky?
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