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Emily in Paris S05 - Episode 1
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00:04You
00:26Come back to bed
00:28I'm already late for work. It's almost ten. You're working for me. There's no such thing as late
00:40A couple more hours, then it will be time for lunch and then they pause
00:55It's my first day running the room office and I still have to prepare for the meeting with your mother
01:01Okay, I'll take you. Just let me get dressed. No, you stay in bed. I'll see you this afternoon. How
01:06will you get there?
01:07I'm Roman now. I take the bus
01:11You're really sure about that?
01:14Yeah
01:24You open an office here now you leave why oh, I would love to stay but I have a business
01:30in Paris to run
01:31I have to be realistic fuck realistic. What's more important business or living the life where you want to live?
01:37No, I prefer to have both a
01:40Husband in Paris and a lover in Rome
01:43Oh
01:44So you're living for him?
01:46No, I'm going back for work
01:48One account in Rome isn't enough to keep me here
01:51So stay longer and build a real business here
01:54You know you love it here
01:57And selfishly, I love you here, too
01:59Yeah, but I need to find some new Italian clients to justify it and quickly
02:07Oh my god
02:10What well, that's a sign it's Bavazza
02:12They used to be our client in Paris
02:14Wait if they work with us in Paris, maybe we can sign them here, too
02:20Hello, Luke
02:22Tell me how's your relationship with Bianca Bavazza
02:26She's just a friend nothing more I swear
02:29Well, keep her close and unpack your bags we're staying in Rome for a while
02:34Of course
02:35I'm just coming back to from the airport right now
02:40Autista driver can you take me back to Rome immediately
02:46A friend
02:50What are you doing? I can't afford that
02:58This shirt is to remember me by
03:02And this is for you
03:04When you come back to see me in Rome
03:10We serve?
03:13Oh, bonjourno
03:14Ciao
03:15And ni hao
03:16Hey, how are you, too?
03:18Oh, how's Shanghai?
03:20Well, you know the saying, you can't go home again?
03:23Well, you can
03:24It's leaving that's the hard part
03:26Oh, no, what does that mean?
03:27They offered me a contract on Popstar
03:29Oh my god, that's amazing
03:32I...
03:32They turned it down
03:34I'd rather be judging people in real life than on TV
03:37Plus, my life is in Paris, so that's where I'm headed
03:42How's Rome?
03:43Oh, I gotta go, this is my stop
03:45It's my stop
03:47Arrivederci
03:52Oh, my scarf
04:08Cr stuffing people in her
04:09I am on the air
04:12$3
04:12Why are you doing that, Kim?
04:14Oh, God
04:14Wehart
04:14When
04:14Wehart
04:23We histoire
04:51Let's go.
04:53My love, my love, so I say.
04:59Emily.
05:02Sylvie.
05:03Get your heels off that desk and put your phone away.
05:05We got work to do.
05:11I had an epiphany at breakfast.
05:13I thought if we're going to open an office in Rome, let's really show the Italians how it's done.
05:20We need more than just moratori.
05:22If we all focus, in a few weeks' time, we can build a real base here.
05:28Starting with Babatza, Luc.
05:29How are things going with Bianca?
05:31Honestly, she's not the easiest woman.
05:34She has a very tempestuous nature.
05:36I'm referring to the business.
05:38Oh, yeah.
05:38She certainly gives me the business.
05:40That's for sure.
05:42Paris and Rome.
05:43Make it happen.
05:44I will.
05:44Julien, you must still have some contacts from your time in Rome.
05:48Yes.
05:48Actually, I have been cultivating a relationship with Dolce and Gabana.
05:54Bravo.
05:55I love Dolce.
05:57And Emily, how are things with moratori?
05:59I have a meeting with Antonia today.
06:01Great.
06:02Can we just have a word after this?
06:04Yes, a quick one.
06:05We don't have much time for idle chit-chat.
06:06We have an opportunity here.
06:08Moratori is respected.
06:09It can open doors to more business and prove a French firm can beat the Italians at their own game.
06:14Except in football.
06:16Excusez-moi.
06:18If we are all here, who's in Paris?
06:24Uh, where is everyone?
06:27They'll be meeting you on Zoom from Rome.
06:30Rome?
06:32Bonjour, d'Antoine.
06:35What are you doing in Rome?
06:37I'm kick-starting a new office here.
06:40Well, I wish you would have kick-started this.
06:43Hey, baby is a disaster.
06:46Apparently, babies already smell good enough.
06:48Not with a full diaper.
06:49Well, in fairness, you didn't give us much of a budget to work with.
06:53Sylvie, I have a factory full of fragrance that no baby wants, and you're in Rome.
06:59I'm not happy.
07:01Um.
07:02What if we created a new holiday in France?
07:06Baby's Day.
07:08It's like Mother's Day and Father's Day.
07:10We could...
07:14You know, Baby's Day is not a bad idea.
07:18It'll be okay.
07:19Yeah, it's just a little rattled.
07:25Avanti!
07:28I'm going to meet Antonia and Marcello for lunch.
07:31Wonderful.
07:32Looking forward to being part of things when we have something concrete to present.
07:37Right.
07:39And also, wasn't this supposed to be my office?
07:43Let's not get hung up on hierarchy, Emily.
07:46You're welcome to use that stool when I'm gone.
07:51Since we're sharing, I would appreciate it if you wouldn't smoke in here.
07:55Or anywhere in the office, for that matter.
07:59So many rules.
08:02Hmm.
08:03If you insist.
08:03I really do.
08:09Okay.
08:10Ciao.
08:14Oh, I, uh, I thought your mother was joining us.
08:17Change of plans.
08:18I'm taking you to her.
08:20Hmm?
08:21My car is right down the street.
08:23Okay.
08:24By the way, do you have any other shoes?
08:26Meet your mother in?
08:27No, these would be fine.
08:29As you wish.
08:30Hmm.
08:49We're all right, ensemble.
08:51Yeah.
08:53You know, when we're close to the person we love, we learn a lot about things.
08:56You know, sometimes it's...
08:59It's also...
09:00It's also...
09:00It's also...
09:01But love is patient.
09:03If you're fels for the other, where are you?
09:06I don't know.
09:06I feel like it's good to go to something else.
09:09You need to live in life, take risks.
09:13You too, by the way.
09:15I think it was a very bad idea to come here.
09:18So, you'll be able to talk about it after you're here.
09:21I found a little trattoria that's here.
09:23Delicious.
09:24They don't have meat, but then...
09:25They don't have meat.
09:26Andiamo.
09:28Sei tutta un rock.
09:31Premente un rock.
09:32Che a poco a poco dal fuoco al mio corpo.
09:36Se tu mi guardi, parli, canti.
09:41Oh, oh, oh, oh, sei tutta un rock.
09:44So, I have an important question to ask you.
09:47I hope you answer correctly.
09:49I will do my best.
09:52Do you like truffles?
09:54I've only tried them once.
09:56With Gabrielle.
09:58Ah, Gabrielle.
10:00Yeah, my ex.
10:03And?
10:05Amazing.
10:06The truffles.
10:07Okay, good.
10:09Because we are going to have a big truffle dinner in Solitano.
10:12Dinner?
10:13I thought we were having lunch.
10:15The truffles take time.
10:17Oh, like getting a meeting with your mother.
10:20She's canceled on me twice.
10:22I guess you are beginning to realize something I've known my entire life.
10:26She's not easy.
10:28Difficult women are my specialty.
10:30Well, we should have sold to JVMA when we had the chance.
10:34I'm curious what this magic marketing bullet of yours is that will come in and fix things.
10:39Well, um, yeah, I don't have it yet.
10:43But don't bet against me.
10:46Ah, as long as I get to spend time with you in Rome, I'm happy.
10:53I'm happy.
11:33This is not Solitano.
11:36You said we were going to Solitano.
11:39For the truffle dinner?
11:40But before we eat the truffles, we have to hunt for the truffles.
11:51Emily, buongiorno.
11:52Oh, buongiorno, Antonia.
11:57Hi.
11:58And these are my sisters, Livia and Francesca.
12:01Oh, ciao.
12:03It's so nice to meet you.
12:05We've heard so much about you.
12:07It's so beautiful.
12:09Oh, how does your shoes?
12:11Oh, yeah, I wasn't totally informed of the plans.
12:14Oh, Marcello, the poor girl.
12:16Those shoes are for the runway.
12:17Oh, no, it's okay.
12:18I'll be fine.
12:19And I'm so excited to be truffle hunting.
12:21But I thought that you used pigs.
12:23Oh, no, they stopped using pigs years ago.
12:25Yeah, they're too aggressive and didn't know when to stop.
12:28Well, that's not very good.
12:29Anyway, I love dogs.
12:31And they love me.
12:36You could have warned me.
12:38I thought you liked surprises.
12:39I really don't.
13:01Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
13:11Oh, good boy.
13:17Oh, my God, guys, look what I found.
13:22Look.
13:26Oh, that's not a truffle.
13:28That's a stinkhorn.
13:29A what?
13:30It looks like a truffle, but it's not.
13:32Oh.
13:33Well, why do they call it a...
13:35Oh.
13:37Ugh.
13:38It's okay.
13:39I have enough of dinner.
13:40Oop.
13:44Buona velenarci.
13:46Yeah.
13:48Come on, stinkhorn.
13:50That name better not stick.
13:55Emily, your beautiful shoes are ruined.
13:57How to find a stinkhorn?
13:59Marcello, what were you thinking?
14:01I would have brought your boots.
14:04I'll take you shopping tomorrow for another pair.
14:07It's fine.
14:09I'll go see if your mom needs any help in the kitchen.
14:11Okay.
14:16Emily, you're beautiful.
14:17Emily, what do you really know about her?
14:18What do you really want?
14:20Why do you want to go out with an American girl?
14:22She's only taking our money.
14:24We don't trust her.
14:25What do you like?
14:26Basta.
14:27She's a wonderful girl.
14:29You have to only know her better.
14:32Can I do anything to help?
14:35Nothing left to do now but stir.
14:38It smells delicious.
14:40Antonia, can I talk to you about a few ideas that I have?
14:43Not while I'm making risotto.
14:46No problem.
14:48I'll talk to you at dinner.
14:50We don't discuss business at dinner.
14:53Another time.
14:54Relax.
14:55Enjoy.
14:58I know you're avoiding me.
15:01So my real question is, why exactly did you hire us?
15:07Honestly, I just want to run out the clock.
15:10In six months' time, JVMA will lose interest
15:14and Marcello will forget all about this.
15:16So you hired us to do nothing?
15:18Emily, we don't need a brand that gets diluted,
15:21not while I'm running things.
15:22At least let us create a beautiful social campaign
15:25that showcases your brand and your lifestyle.
15:29For what purpose?
15:32We are not able to increase production of our cashmere
15:35and keep the same quality.
15:37You see, luxury has become homogenized.
15:40Gucci, Prada, they're like chain stores in every wealthy town.
15:43If people want Muratori, they have to come to Rome.
15:47It keeps us special, and I like it that way.
15:59I'm very happy you decided to stay longer now.
16:02I'm happy too, but it's not going to be easy.
16:06I've got to make clients in both cities feel
16:08they're getting my full attention.
16:10Oh, kind of juggling two men.
16:12Or is it more?
16:13Is there someone in Madrid I should know about?
16:15Don't give me ideas.
16:18Sylvie?
16:20Oh, Jane!
16:21Oh, how long have you been in Rome
16:23without getting in touch with me?
16:25Oh, I'm sorry.
16:26And who's this handsome man?
16:28Oh, Giancarlo Petri.
16:29Allow me to introduce
16:30Principesa Gianna Grapezzi di Saturnia.
16:33Well, you can call me Princess Jane.
16:35Or just plain Jane.
16:36But not plain Jane.
16:37No, she's anything but that.
16:39God, I met Princess Jane years ago
16:42during my time in Rome.
16:43And I haven't had as much fun since.
16:45I didn't know we had a British princess in Rome.
16:48Oh, yes.
16:48It was a real fairy tale.
16:50I met my Italian prince after my...
16:52my third marriage.
16:55Vittorio Leonardo Grapezzi di Saturnia.
16:58Ah, pretender to the throne.
17:00Well, tell that to my palazzo, darling.
17:02Now, where are you two off to?
17:03Let's have a drink.
17:04Oh, let's never one drink with this one.
17:06I have an issue tomorrow.
17:08Oh, all right.
17:09We'll catch up soon.
17:10No, no, no.
17:11You stay out.
17:11Now that I know you're here for a while,
17:13I don't mind sharing you.
17:14Oh, amore.
17:16Amore.
17:17Ciao.
17:18Ciao.
17:19Ciao.
17:22Do you remember that time
17:24we got into the car
17:25with those two hot Russian guys
17:27that wanted to take us to that club?
17:29Yes.
17:30I didn't know if they wanted to shoot us
17:32or screw us,
17:33but I was willing to take a chance.
17:36Now, where's your gorgeous husband?
17:39Oh, Paris or Saint-Tropez.
17:42I'm not sure which.
17:44Well, you picked the right city
17:45to have an affair.
17:47Have fun Saturday night,
17:49confess Sunday,
17:50clean slate.
17:51No wonder I feel so at home here.
17:54Rome is a city of secrets.
17:57It's not so easy to crack.
18:01No one spoke to me
18:03for the first three years,
18:04and I'm royalty.
18:06Are you sure you want
18:07to open an office here?
18:08I already have one client,
18:10Antonia Moratori.
18:11Antonia Moratori.
18:12She's a bit teased.
18:14She drops enough bait
18:15to keep people hooked.
18:17Well, she never commits.
18:21Why don't you let me throw you
18:23a welcome party
18:24at the Palazzo?
18:25I can introduce you
18:26to some people.
18:27That would be amazing.
18:29I want anything
18:29to keep you in town.
18:31More drinks.
18:33For favor, Tonino.
18:41Sylvie,
18:41I was with Antonio last night.
18:43She's only hired us
18:44as a stalling tactic
18:45to run out the clock
18:46on the JVMA offer.
18:47She doesn't actually
18:49want us to do anything.
18:50You know, I'm just,
18:51I'm worried that we're
18:51wasting our time here.
18:53Well, it's a good thing
18:55that I'm working on
18:55getting other business
18:56in Rome.
18:58A very well-connected
19:00friend of mine
19:00is throwing us a party
19:02to introduce us
19:02to new clients.
19:04That's amazing.
19:05Well, what can I do?
19:07Well, keep your attention
19:08on Moratori.
19:09The business,
19:10not the man.
19:15Buongiorno.
19:16I've been waiting for you.
19:17Somebody sent us
19:18a gift.
19:19What's this?
19:20It's a present
19:20for the office.
19:22Wow.
19:23Oh, Antoine.
19:32That's actually nice.
19:33I think it was
19:33wasted on babies.
19:35Maybe Antoine
19:35should put them
19:35in new bottles
19:36and sell it to people.
19:37Don't you know
19:37you can put old wine
19:38in new bottles?
19:39It's in the Bible.
19:41It does smell good.
19:42Antoine has a great nose
19:44except this time
19:45it led him
19:45in the wrong direction.
19:46But he shouldn't
19:47take it out on us.
19:53Maybe we can
19:54sell this in Italy.
20:11Well, I hate to be
20:14the bearer of bad news,
20:15but Antoine has asked
20:16me to cut your budget.
20:18Cut my budget?
20:19I just want a Michelin star.
20:20Yeah, that's part
20:22of the problem.
20:22He said Michelin star
20:24restaurants can be
20:24money losers.
20:25So what, he wants
20:26to punish me
20:27for being successful?
20:28I suppose that depends
20:29on how you define success.
20:31You know what?
20:32Can you just keep him
20:33off my back
20:34for a little while, please?
20:35I've got some great
20:36changes coming to the menu.
20:38Can I get a hint?
20:40Let's just say I got
20:41inspired by a trip
20:41I took this week.
20:43You're not going to
20:43start cooking with
20:44cannabis, are you?
20:45Dude, you know what?
20:46That would be a Michelin
20:47first.
20:48Oh, the international
20:49pop star returns.
20:50I really wish you guys
20:52could comprehend how
20:53big of a deal I am in
20:54China.
20:55Tell us all about it.
20:56You know what?
20:57I would love to hear
20:57more, but I've got a
20:58kitchen to run.
20:58Oh, hold on.
20:59I did not just stumble
21:01over here by accident.
21:03With Emily gone, I really
21:04am going to depend on
21:05you guys for dinner dates.
21:06And I don't mind being
21:07a third wheel as long
21:09as I'm not paying.
21:10Well, that won't be an
21:11issue.
21:12My girlfriend and I
21:13broke up.
21:14Oh.
21:16Well, in that case,
21:17you can buy me dinner.
21:19Wow.
21:19You know what?
21:20Consider it on the
21:21house.
21:22Really?
21:22No, we will.
21:25Merci.
21:27Cheers, mate.
21:29I was so worried that
21:31he was going to find
21:31Emily in Rome and blow
21:33up her relationship
21:34with Marcello.
21:35Nah, I think he's
21:36over the drama.
21:37He just wants her to be
21:38happy.
21:39Hmm.
21:40So how much rosÃĐ do I
21:42need to catch up with
21:42you?
21:43A lot.
21:44Oh, is that a challenge?
21:46Great.
21:48So what really happened
21:50between you and Nico?
21:52Well, he didn't support
21:53my career.
21:54And when he realized
21:56he couldn't control me,
21:58he dropped our song
22:00online commercially,
22:01which disqualified us
22:03from Eurovision.
22:04Ah, that's rough.
22:06I know.
22:06But it's all good.
22:07It inspired me to write
22:09my own music,
22:09which got me
22:11the judging gig
22:13on Chinese Popstar.
22:14So,
22:15by the way,
22:16I'm actually
22:17a pretty big deal
22:19in Italy, too.
22:20All right.
22:21No, really.
22:21It's just,
22:22I haven't crossed over
22:23to France yet.
22:25Well, that's a relief.
22:26You've still got
22:27your privacy.
22:28Are you mocking me?
22:30Me, never.
22:31Never.
22:31Never.
22:34But can I tell you
22:35a secret?
22:36Always.
22:37I never liked Nico.
22:40Oh.
22:41Really?
22:42Really, yeah.
22:43I always thought
22:44you were too good for him.
22:46Yeah, well,
22:48true.
22:49But
22:51you should see him
22:52with his shirt off
22:52sometime.
22:53Oh, come on.
22:53You should see me
22:54without mine.
22:56Now I'm being serious.
22:58Okay, well,
22:58let's see.
22:59Whoa, whoa, whoa.
23:00I meant about Nico.
23:02What?
23:05He didn't deserve you.
23:11You're really cute.
23:15Am I allowed to say that?
23:17I think you just did.
23:41This is all for us?
23:43Well, it's who you know,
23:45Emily.
23:46I'll always remember that.
23:49Jane!
23:50Oh, this is just
23:52unbelievable.
23:53I don't know
23:54how to thank you.
23:55Oh.
23:55I'm so pleased
23:56that you're happy.
23:58And this is my
24:01American colleague,
24:03Emily Cooper.
24:04Emily,
24:05Principessa Gianna Grapezzi
24:06di Saturnia.
24:07Oh, Princess Gianna
24:08is fine.
24:09Oh.
24:12Lovely to meet you,
24:13Princess Gianna.
24:14Your palazzo is amazing.
24:16Magical.
24:17Oh, my God.
24:18Is that a step and repeat?
24:19Oh, yes.
24:20It's to honor
24:21the Italian brands
24:22who are sponsoring
24:23this evening's soiree.
24:24Oh.
24:25Nutella crepe?
24:27Oh.
24:29Mmm.
24:31Delicious.
24:33Um, that's Antonia.
24:34Please, excuse me.
24:35It was a pleasure
24:37to meet you,
24:37Princess Gianna.
24:38Grapezzi di Saturnia.
24:40Si.
24:47Sylvie?
24:48I know everyone in Rome,
24:50from Fiat to Fendi,
24:52and I would love
24:52to bring you business.
24:54That would be wonderful.
24:55For a piece
24:56of your business.
24:58I'm a princess
24:59without a portfolio,
25:00if you know
25:00what I mean.
25:01No, not exactly.
25:04I'm palazzo Paul,
25:06darling.
25:07We Airbnb
25:07this entire place,
25:09apart from a few rooms
25:10on the top floor.
25:11My husband and I
25:11live up there.
25:13Like squirrels.
25:15I would love
25:17a meeting with Fendi.
25:19Fendi for a fee.
25:21Let's talk.
25:23Oh.
25:25Antonia,
25:25thank you for coming.
25:27My pleasure.
25:29I've always been curious
25:30about this palazzo.
25:32So, you are expending
25:33your business in Rome.
25:34We're going to try.
25:35That makes me happy
25:37if it makes you
25:37planning to stay here
25:38even longer.
25:39Yes.
25:40But my main focus
25:41is still Muratori.
25:42What if I told you
25:44I had a way
25:44for you to increase
25:45your revenue,
25:46but you wouldn't have
25:47to increase production?
25:48I'm listening.
25:49Okay, if people
25:50can't afford to buy
25:51a piece of Muratori,
25:52they can still connect
25:52to the brand
25:53with a fragrance.
25:55Perfect.
25:56We've heard
25:57that one before.
25:58True.
25:58We've been approached,
25:59but nothing
26:00that ever excited me.
26:01Well, it's something
26:02I've been thinking
26:03of for a long time,
26:04and I have
26:05just the right person
26:06to do it.
26:12Sylvia,
26:13please,
26:14don't make Luke
26:15go back to Paris.
26:16Hmm?
26:16I promise.
26:17If it stays,
26:18Pavazza will come through.
26:19Big time.
26:20You have that
26:21kind of authority?
26:22Bianca,
26:22she's more important
26:23than she looks.
26:24It's true.
26:25I decide
26:26where Pavazza's money
26:27goes for marketing.
26:29Well, then I think
26:30it's time to introduce
26:30Pavazza's satinite roll.
26:32Italian espresso
26:33meets French vodka.
26:35Yeah,
26:35it's a beautiful
26:36commingling of cultures.
26:44Signore, signori,
26:47please raise a bottle
26:49of Peroni Nazrazzuro
26:50to welcome
26:52my great friend
26:53and brilliant marketeer
26:55Sylvie Grateau
26:56to Rome,
26:57where she will bring
26:58her French savoir-faire
26:59to Italian brands.
27:05Here's to you, Sylvie.
27:07And most of all,
27:10to Peroni.
27:13Mmm, delicious.
27:16Here's to old friends
27:17and new partnerships.
27:21How beautiful.
27:23Who does she think she is?
27:25Eva Peroni?
27:26Have you seen Antoine?
27:27Yes, she's over there
27:28by the Farlini pasta station.
27:29I thought I was a label whore,
27:31but this is next level.
27:35Hey, baby.
27:36Don't ever mention that.
27:38I told them this is
27:39a new fragrance
27:39you've been working on
27:40for a while,
27:41inspired by their brand.
27:42Of course.
27:43I love Muratori.
27:44And if this doesn't work,
27:45I hope at least
27:46I get a cashmere sweater
27:47out of it.
27:49So where is she?
27:50Over there.
27:51But, you know,
27:52don't come on too strong.
27:54Don't tell me
27:55how to talk to a woman.
27:59Antonia Muratori,
28:00I would like you to meet
28:01Antoine Lambert,
28:02the owner of Maison Laveau
28:04and the premier perfumer
28:05in Paris.
28:05Signora Muratori,
28:08sono un suo grandissimo
28:10Amiratore.
28:10What a pleasure.
28:11Molto gentile.
28:13And what brings you to Rome?
28:15You, of course.
28:19And I am her son, Marcello.
28:21Yes, Marcello.
28:23I'm very happy
28:23to meet you both.
28:24When Emily told me
28:25she was in business
28:26with Muratori,
28:27well,
28:28it made me realize
28:29you're one of the only
28:30great fashion brands
28:31without your own fragrance.
28:33We've explored it before.
28:35Not with me.
28:35Antoine is a genius.
28:37He created heartbreak
28:38for Baccarat.
28:39And now I'd like
28:40to create Muratori
28:41for you.
28:43It's something
28:43I've been thinking about
28:44for a long time.
28:45Notes of fresh laundry
28:47and hay
28:47to ground us to the land.
28:49Something masculine.
28:50To evoke the memory
28:51of the great
28:51Umberto Muratori.
28:53Oh.
28:54And when can I learn
28:56more about this fragrance?
28:57I'm wearing it now.
29:00Did you get to dance?
29:03It's the best way
29:04to experience the scent.
29:05Uh, why not?
29:09Grazie.
29:23How long have you
29:24been planning this?
29:25Oh, I thought
29:26you love surprises.
29:28I really don't.
29:33And so you will
29:35produce this?
29:36Of course.
29:37At no cost to you.
29:39It's a license.
29:41You get a piece
29:42of whatever we sell.
29:43And with the right
29:45bottle and marketing,
29:46I can see this become
29:47a global hit.
29:55It's subtle and fresh.
29:57It gives me a happy feeling.
30:00Well, then I guess
30:01we should keep dancing.
30:07I don't believe it.
30:09I think she's falling
30:11for this.
30:12Well, you wrote me off
30:13too soon.
30:14I won't be making
30:15that mistake twice.
30:16Oh, the next one,
30:24I'll see.
30:29Ah!
30:32Oh!
30:40Oh!
30:44Oh!
30:45I don't know what she's dancing
30:47She's dancing the night, she's crazy
30:48She's everywhere in the air
30:50She's perfume, I don't know
30:56Oh yes, oh yes
30:59Oh yes
31:03Oh yes
31:07Oh, my God
31:09Everyone
31:10When we look at her
31:14Oh
31:15Oh my God
31:17Everyone
31:18When we look at her
31:22Even when we're you and me
31:24You're in my head, my folly
31:26I'm when we're you and me
31:30Even when we're you and me
31:32Even when we're you and me
31:32You're in my head, my folly
31:34I'm when we're you and me
31:36I'm here for you
31:40Oh, my God.
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