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00:24To be continued...
00:30Pass me a bottle of Mr. Jones.
00:36Believe in me.
00:39Help me believe in anything.
00:42Cause I want to be someone who believes.
00:48Yeah.
00:50Mr. Jones and me tell each other fairy tales.
00:56I'm a step-by-step woman.
00:59She's looking at you.
01:01Oh no, no.
01:02She's looking at me.
01:03Smiling in the bright lights.
01:06Coming through in stereo.
01:09When everybody loves me.
01:13I will never be lonely.
01:18I will never be lonely.
01:22I'm never gonna be lonely.
01:30I want to be alive.
01:33Yeah.
01:34Everybody want to pass this cap.
01:37We all want to be big, big stars.
01:40Yeah, but we got different reasons for that.
01:44Believe in me.
01:46Cause I don't believe in anything.
01:49And I, I want to be someone to believe, to believe, to believe, to believe.
01:57Yeah.
01:58Mr. Jones and me.
02:01Someone who's in the body of hell.
02:04He's dead, no beautiful, Emma.
02:07She's perfect for you.
02:09Man, there's got to be somebody for me.
02:11So I want to be popular.
02:13Mr. Jones knows that he was someone just a little more funky when everybody loves you.
02:20Oh, son.
02:22It's just about as funky as you can be.
02:25Mr. Jones and me.
02:28Staring at the video.
02:30When I look at the television.
02:33John, I want to see me.
02:36Staring right back at me.
02:38We want to be big stars.
02:41We don't know why.
02:43We don't know how.
02:44But when everybody loves me.
02:47I want to be just about as happy as I can be.
02:52Mr. Jones and me.
02:56We're gonna be big stars.
03:20We're gonna be big stars.
03:36Dr. Moral Amadi, neurochirurgien.
03:38On dit de moi que je suis froid, je le suis.
03:41Je deal avec les proches de patients qui sont entre la vie et la mort à longueur de journée.
03:44Je ne sens plus rien.
03:45Je ne m'en mĂȘme plus.
03:46S'il fallait que je pourrie moi, c'est pas...
03:48Yves-tu du nouveau?
03:49Ah, excusez-moi, j'ai pas fini.
03:51Ah.
03:52Je n'aime pas ma job.
03:53Je n'ai aucun ami ici.
03:54J'ai fait 14 ans d'études pour ça.
03:56Non, moi, ma vraie passion, c'est l'escarabée.
03:58Docteur, y'a-tu du nouveau?
04:01Ben, Ă©coutez, c'est un gros choc.
04:02C'est un coma profond.
04:04On va suivre ça de jour en jour.
04:05Ăa peut ĂȘtre long.
04:06OK, mais ils vont revenir correct?
04:08Ben, c'est le cerveau, hein.
04:09On ne sait pas ce qui va arriver.
04:11C'était le seul pas attaché.
04:12Ăa ne pardonne pas.
04:14Mais il va...
04:16Il va marcher.
04:17Ăa, c'est pas mon premier souci, hein.
04:19Il aurait pu se briser tous les jours du corps, puis ça aurait été moins pire que ce qu'il
04:22a eu.
04:23Le garçon que vous avez connu, là , il ne sera plus jamais pareil.
04:29Ăcoutez, ça va faire deux semaines que vous ĂȘtes ici.
04:32Vous allez vous Ă©puiser.
04:33Ăa peut continuer de mĂȘme des mois, lĂ .
04:35Continuez vos activités, puis votre travail.
04:37Vous ne pouvez pas passer vos journées ici.
04:39Je ne sais pas si je vais ĂȘtre capable de retourner travailler.
04:42Ben non, il n'y a pas besoin de le tirer sa maison, lĂ .
04:52Ăcoutez, il y a bien du monde ici, lĂ .
04:54Il est dans le coma, retourné chez vous.
04:57C'est quand il va se réveiller qu'il va avoir besoin de monde, puis là , vous ne serez plus
04:59lĂ .
04:59C'est pas vrai.
05:01On va toujours ĂȘtre lĂ pour lui.
05:03C'est ça, oui.
05:04Donc, le président Limbata, sa particularité, c'est sa carapace, qu'on dirait métallique.
05:09Et une autre chose qui est fascinante, c'est l'information de Kizmin.
05:14Ăcoutez, c'est des temps difficiles, lĂ .
05:17On ne sait pas quand Vincent va se réveiller.
05:18Mais il va revenir correct.
05:20C'est le cerveau, lĂ .
05:22On ne sait pas trop ce qui va arriver.
05:23Mais il va-tu remarcher?
05:25On ne sait pas, lĂ .
05:26Il aurait pu se casser tous les os du corps, puis ça aurait été moins pire que ce qu'il
05:29a eu.
05:29Ăa fait que tout le monde, j'aurais besoin de votre collaboration.
05:33Ăa fait compter sur nous.
05:34On va mettre les bouchées doubles s'il faut.
05:37Mais là , Josée, t'es déjà ici 60 heures semaine.
05:39Qu'est-ce que ça va ĂȘtre si tu mets les bouchĂ©es doubles?
05:43Merci tout le monde.
05:44Les vendeurs, on va aller dans mon bureau, on va faire notre meeting.
05:47Vous avez sûrement remarqué que c'est tranquille dans l'usine.
05:50Ben là , là , il faut absolument que les ventes aux détails augmentent.
05:53C'est le contraire qui se passe.
05:55Ăa a baissĂ© pour tout le monde.
05:56En fait, il y a juste un lien qui se maintient.
05:58Il n'y avait rien vendu le mois passé, puis il n'y avait rien vendu ce mois-ci.
06:03Non, mais il va peut-ĂȘtre falloir revoir nos prix, hein?
06:07Moi, ça fait une couple de ventes que je perds.
06:09Les clients achĂštent directement des grosses quincailleries
06:11comme Renault-DĂ©pĂŽt, Rona, l'EntrepĂŽt.
06:13Oui, c'est rendu qu'ils installent, puis ils vendent des portes et fenĂȘtres.
06:17Ăa n'a rien Ă voir.
06:18Voyons, Gaston, t'as-tu vu?
06:19Ăa a l'air que c'est cheap Ă mort.
06:20Moi, non, mais mon dernier client, il a payé 500 piastres
06:22sa porte star installée et tout.
06:24500 piastres?
06:25Gaston, la porte me coûte à moi 500 piastres.
06:28C'est bien, boss.
06:29Si vous voulez que je vous dise, c'est ça, là .
06:31Oh, oui.
06:32Non, non, moi aussi, lĂ , j'ai perdu une couple de ventes
06:35à cause de ça, là .
06:37FenĂȘtres magiques, je soumissionne souvent contre eux autres.
06:39Les trois derniĂšres soumissions, il y a un nouveau vendeur,
06:42c'est un noir, bien, c'est lui qui a tout vendu.
06:44Hein?
06:45Oui, mais lui, il est super Ă ce moment
06:46qu'il a rendu visite Ă Vincent Ă l'hĂŽpital.
06:48Tu le connais, tu?
06:49Hein?
06:50Oui, oui, non, mais c'est ça, il était venu
06:51pour se faire engager ici, lĂ .
06:52On a bien hésité, mais c'est ça.
06:54Ben, ça n'était pas sûr.
06:55Ok.
06:57Bonne journée, messieurs.
07:02Hey, jeudi, tu serais sous-disponné pour dßner?
07:04Je t'invite.
07:05Jeudi?
07:05Oui, ça se peut.
07:06Oui.
07:07Good.
07:08T'as une raison?
07:10Ben, je vais te dire ça jeudi.
07:12C'est bon, lĂ ?
07:43Sous-titrage ST' 501
07:59Excuse-moi.
08:00Oui?
08:01C'est possible de voir le vendeur
08:02pour des informations pour les portes et fenĂȘtres?
08:04Euh, oui, oui.
08:05C'est toi qui fais ça?
08:13Oui.
08:14Je peux vous aider?
08:15Oui.
08:17As-tu déjà vu quelque part?
08:19Ben, je travaillais au Club International Vidéophile.
08:22C'est peut-ĂȘtre lĂ ?
08:23Ah, c'est ça.
08:24C'est toi qui m'avais changé une piÚce
08:25parce que j'avais oublié de faire revenir ma cassette.
08:27Ah, ça se peut, oui.
08:29Oui.
08:30Bon, je change mes portes et fenĂȘtres pour ma maison.
08:32Qu'est-ce que tu me conseilles?
08:33Euh, oui.
08:35Ben, pour les fenĂȘtres,
08:36il y a coulissante ou la manivelle de mĂȘme.
08:39C'est quel ligneux?
08:41Ben, eux autres, lĂ , ils coulissent de mĂȘme.
08:45Puis ceux-lĂ , ils ouvrent en tournant la manivelle de mĂȘme.
08:49Hum, hum.
08:51Puis ça, c'est du plastique, ça?
08:54Non, c'est...
08:57Ouais, c'est ça.
08:58Ăa s'appelle du PVC.
09:01Comme ça reste du plastique, ton corps des mains, ça.
09:04Si tu vises trop fort, il va crocher.
09:05Ăa va faire des infiltrations d'air.
09:07Avec nos hivers, ça va devenir qu'à craquer, quel monde?
09:11Avez-vous du verre énergétique?
09:13Ah, oui, oui.
09:14Avec du gaz.
09:16Quel genre de gaz?
09:19Du gaz comme d'un char?
09:20Ouais, non, non, c'est ça, c'est...
09:22C'est un gaz...
09:26Spécial, là .
09:27Ouais, c'est ça, c'est...
09:28Ăa fait que c'est...
09:29C'est plus chaud pour l'hiver.
09:31Comment ça?
09:32Comment ça marche?
09:34Ben, ça fait que c'est plus chaud.
09:36Ăa va ĂȘtre plus chaud l'Ă©tĂ©?
09:39Oh, non.
09:40Ouais, non, ça devrait pas, là .
09:41Comment ça?
09:42Comment ça marche?
09:44Ăa serait-tu parce que la chaleur voyage du plus chaud au plus froid?
09:48Fait que ta pellicule, avec ton gaz argon,
09:50empĂȘche ta chaleur de sortir l'hiver,
09:52puis ça l'empĂȘche de rentrer l'Ă©tĂ©,
09:54ça augmente ton confort puis sa diminuée des frais d'électricité.
09:58Puis qui installe ça?
10:00Ah, ben ça, on vous réfÚre des installateurs.
10:03Et puis ont-tu l'un cap?
10:04Le travail est-tu garanti?
10:05Et ont-tu l'expérience?
10:07Ouais, c'est...
10:08Comme je vous dis, on vous réfÚre des installateurs.
10:11Bon, aprÚs ça, le vous, vous vous arrangez avec eux autres, là .
10:15Et toi, tu juges-tu que t'as les compétences
10:18pour conseiller quelqu'un qui veut changer ses portes et fenĂȘtres?
10:21Ben, ça dépend.
10:22Nous aussi, on veut changer nos fenĂȘtres.
10:24Bon, on a besoin de conseils.
10:25Ah, ben venez avec moi, la salle de monte est tout prĂšs d'ici.
10:27Ah?
10:28On a tout ce qu'il vous faut.
10:29C'est pour une résidence à Laval?
10:30Oui, on est Ă 5 minutes d'ici.
10:32Ah!
10:32Fais vos petits noms, c'est-ce?
10:33Bernard.
10:34Carmen Flamme.
10:35Ah, Bernard, j'ai un cousin.
10:37Moi, qui a failli s'appeler comme ça.
10:39Ah?
10:39Bon.
10:50Je sais mĂȘme pas si tu m'entends en ce moment, lĂ .
10:57Mais, euh...
10:57On dirait que j'avais comme besoin d'ĂȘtre parlĂ©, lĂ .
11:03Je commence Ă avoir hĂąte que tu reviens dans l'appart, lĂ .
11:07Je suis comme...
11:13Je suis comme tout le temps mĂȘlĂ© depuis que t'es plus lĂ , lĂ .
11:22Puis, je voulais te dire merci aussi.
11:30Merci de m'avoir dit que tu y croyais que je puisse devenir Maurice, lĂ .
11:35C'est pour ça que j'arrĂȘte pas de t'y penser depuis qu'on en a parlĂ©.
11:44Bonne nuit.
11:59C'est parti.
12:02I don't know how to do it.
12:44I don't know how to do it.
12:55I don't know how to do it.
12:58I don't know how to do it.
13:28I don't know how to do it.
13:31I don't know how to do it.
14:01I don't know how to do it.
14:02I saw it in two weeks, but it's better.
14:05It's done.
14:07It's done, Vincent.
14:09It's just that.
14:09If you want to go out, then you can go out.
14:12I'm happy.
14:13I'm happy.
14:14I'm happy.
14:15I don't know how to do it.
14:22I don't know how to do it.
14:23I don't know how to do it.
14:27I don't know how to do it.
14:29I don't know how to do it.
14:30I don't know how to do it.
14:32I don't know how to do it.
14:34I don't know how to do it.
14:36I don't know how to do it.
14:51I don't know how to do it.
14:52I don't know how to do it.
14:54I don't know how to do it.
14:54I don't know how to do it.
14:59Hey, Jean.
15:00Hello, André.
15:01Hello.
15:03And Vincent.
15:05Philippe, I told you that you were here.
15:09Thank you for coming, Jean.
15:11We're going to put the business on the side.
15:14I'm going to put it on the side.
15:16We're going to get it.
15:17It's horrible.
15:19It's horrible.
15:20I don't want it to be my enemy.
15:22I don't know.
15:25I can do something.
15:28You've managed to keep the morale.
15:30Correct.
15:31But you...
15:33I don't have a choice.
15:34And you...
15:35It's okay?
15:37You're...
15:38You're going to get it?
15:38Oh, yes.
15:40We're not going to get it.
15:41I'm going to get it.
15:43I'm going to get it.
15:43I'm going to get it.
15:45I'm going to get it.
15:46I'm going to get it.
15:48No, it's not obvious.
15:50You're going to get it.
15:51You're going to get it.
15:53I don't know.
15:53It's okay.
15:55You're going to get it.
15:57You remember the last words.
15:59I was in the office with Vincent.
16:01I was talking about production.
16:03I came and came and came and came, and he came and said,
16:07I'm not sure to get it.
16:08I'm going to get it.
16:09I'm going to get it.
16:12I'm going to get it.
16:14I'm going to get it.
16:15I'm going to get it.
16:15I'm going to get it.
16:20I'm going to get it.
16:21Oh, yes.
16:22I told you that it's not your life.
16:23Oh, yes.
16:25The Vincent accident, the Diane cancer...
16:30Well, no.
16:31I'm going to get it.
16:34I'm going to get it.
16:35Hey, hello.
16:48Hey!
16:48You're the one lying and all on the floor.
16:50Oh, you're leaving.
16:51Yeah, let me go.
16:56Hey!
16:57Oh, yes.
17:01You're leaving.
17:03Hey!
17:04Hey!
17:04Hey!
17:05You're right, you're right, you're right.
17:06You're right.
17:07Mr. Joyal.
17:08I have to be here.
17:10Open the door.
17:11Open the door.
17:12Open the door.
17:13Open the door, assidu.
17:15Open the door.
17:16Open the door.
17:17Open the door.
17:17Open the door.
17:17Open the door.
17:18Open the door.
17:19Open the door.
17:20Mr. Joyal, there are things you don't know.
17:24It's not been proven that he was flying.
17:26He said he came to come because he thought he had forgot to open the lift.
17:29Okay, so he left the job in a good report saying that it was open when I was going to
17:33verify
17:33this night if the lift was empty.
17:34I know.
17:35I know.
17:36I know.
17:36Vincent has prepared a dossier.
17:37I'm going to go to an office.
17:38I'm going to go to an office.
17:39But now, the time they give their verdict,
17:41we don't have the choice to let it go.
17:43It's the procedure with the syndicat.
17:44Okay.
17:45Okay, Josée.
17:46I understand everything.
17:47The verdict, the syndicat, the arbitre.
17:49It's good.
17:50I'm going to go to the client.
17:52When I'm going to come,
17:53it's no longer to be in the office.
17:55Never.
17:56And I'll repeat it.
17:57Wait, before I leave.
17:59There, there's Mr. BĂ©dard,
18:00from PRG,
18:01who is probably in your office when we talk about it,
18:04I told him that I didn't know if you were available.
18:06He told him that he would wait for the time.
18:08He's there, then?
18:09Yes.
18:10We're going to talk.
18:11Yes?
18:12Yes.
18:14Mr. Joyal, I'm going to go direct.
18:17I'm there because we're going to pay.
18:19And I'm not going to leave here
18:20until I don't give a check.
18:22That's what I've said to my partners.
18:24I understand.
18:25It's just that we live a situation
18:26that's a bit unique this time.
18:28We know that the Anglo Aluminium
18:30is not going to go to you.
18:31I've got a good news for you.
18:33I've got a new client
18:33who will replace the Anglo Aluminium.
18:35It's who?
18:36It's going to be that tomorrow
18:37I'm going to leave a little gym
18:38from here.
18:38But we have a payment of 30 days.
18:40In 30 days,
18:40you'll have your check.
18:42I'm happy to hear that?
18:43That's it.
18:44We can't wait 30 days.
18:46It's already 60 days that we wait.
18:48It'll be 90 days for the first time in 20 years.
18:51Okay?
18:51I'm telling you that I have a little pépin
18:52that I'm trying to regulate
18:53and you tell me that you're not able
18:54to wait 30 days more?
18:55Mr. Joyal,
18:56it's either you give me a check today,
18:59or you're going to take a check to be paid.
19:01I'm going to go.
19:02I'm going to go.
19:03I'm going to go.
19:03You have two choices.
19:04You're going to see your partner
19:05and say,
19:05so we're going to go and do it
19:07and do it all,
19:08so we're going to wait 30 days
19:09and we're going to pay it.
19:10We're going to see if it's the CAF
19:11who want to lose
19:12or are going to pay it in 30 days.
19:17You'll excuse me,
19:19I have to see my son is in the coma in the hospital.
19:29Thank you for moving.
19:31A pleasure.
19:35A new client?
19:37You could tell us a new client.
19:39I want to wait a lot to see it.
19:41that it's true.
19:44What are you...
19:47There's no new customers.
19:49No.
20:21That's life.
20:23That's life.
20:24That's what all the people say.
20:29You're riding high in April,
20:32shot down in May.
20:34But I know I'm gonna change that tune.
20:41When I'm back on top,
20:43back on top in June,
20:46I said that's life.
20:49That's life.
20:50And as funny as it may seem,
20:54some people get their kicks
20:58stomping on a dream.
21:01But I don't let it,
21:03let it get me down.
21:06Cause this fine old world,
21:09it keeps spinning around.
21:12I've been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate, a poet,
21:17a pawn and a king.
21:19I've been up and down and over and out.
21:23And I know one thing.
21:26Each time I find myself flat on my face,
21:32I pick myself up and get back in the race.
21:39That's life.
21:40That's life.
21:41That's life.
21:43That's life.
21:43And I can't deny it.
21:46Many times.
21:48I thought I'd cut now, but my heart won't buy it.
21:52But if there's nothing shaking come this here July.
21:59I'm gonna roll myself up
22:02In a big ball
22:06And I
22:15My, my
22:26My, my
22:31My
22:32My
22:33I
22:35The
22:37Why
22:53I
22:55a disease?
22:56It's not like a rhume, but...
22:58No, it's more a disease of...
23:01Why do you ask me that?
23:05Oh!
23:07Oh, okay.
23:09Uh...
23:10Gaston, do you have nothing to...
23:13Stentis?
23:14I don't know how to heat up when I piss.
23:17And...
23:17I have a bad guy.
23:19That, Gaston,
23:21it's the SIDA.
23:23Huh?
23:24Yes.
23:26I can't have a SIDA.
23:27No, you don't have a SIDA.
23:28No, you don't have a SIDA.
23:29It burns when you piss.
23:34When you have a testicle,
23:36it's...
23:38What?
23:39It's a SIDA very advanced.
23:42It's more nervous than this time,
23:44big sweaters,
23:45and the mouth is dry.
23:48It's a SIDA severe.
23:52What do you think I'm going to do?
23:54I don't know.
23:55There's no treatment,
23:56no medical,
23:56nothing.
23:59Listen,
24:00I need to have a client,
24:01but...
24:02take care of the time it takes.
24:04Okay?
24:05Okay.
24:05Get out of the time it takes.
24:24Hey!
24:24No.
24:25But...
24:25we gotta find a doctor.
24:27Can't you think it's okay?
24:28Like, it's just okay.
24:33I'm going to have to consult myself.
24:43It's easy for everything that's going on with Vincent.
24:45It would be weird to be alone at the apartment.
24:49Yeah.
24:51Don't worry about it. Vincent will get out.
24:53And in not long, he will work with us.
24:56Yeah, I don't know.
24:58I'm just going to get out of it.
25:01Well, you invite me to dinner.
25:04I think it's the first time.
25:05I'm really happy.
25:06Yeah, exactly.
25:07I wanted to talk about something.
25:11Have you done your choice?
25:13Yes.
25:14I'm going to take spaghetti with a Coke, please.
25:19Steak frit with a red red pastry.
25:22Perfect.
25:23I'll give you that.
25:26I'm going to talk about it.
25:29I'm going to talk about it.
25:35I'm going to talk a lot about what I wanted to do.
25:37So, I wanted to talk a lot about what I wanted to do.
25:37Yes.
25:38And...
25:39What's your name?
25:40Martine.
25:41That's my boy.
25:43Philippe.
25:45He's still not laid.
25:46Okay.
25:47My father lost my love when he was little.
25:50And it's all crotch.
25:50But it's not okay.
25:52It's not important.
25:53It's not important.
25:54Why is that?
25:57What's your name?
25:57I was going to talk a lot about it.
25:58Yes.
26:01I think a lot of thinking about it.
26:06I thought a lot about it.
26:09I felt a lot about it.
26:10And it was a showroom and I thought it was a horror show.
26:16And it was a horror show.
26:26What are you saying? You want to become humorist? What are you talking about?
26:30I want to become humorist.
26:33You want to become humorist, but you're going to work in vitreur?
26:36No, it's true. If I go to school, it'll start in September, so I'll stop working.
26:42What are you saying? You're in the coma, and you say that it should be the good moment?
26:46Because the auditions are there, and I already talked about Vincent. Vincent was encouraged.
26:50What are you talking about? A school? A school could be funny.
26:54What is it? N'importe who can get there?
26:55Not anyone. There are hundreds of inscriptions, and they'll take 12.
26:59Ah, okay. You're not taken, you'll continue to work in vitreur?
27:03No, that's it. If I'm not taken, I'll...
27:07I'll still be humorist, but I'll just...
27:10I'll just do my other way.
27:10What are you talking about?
27:13Listen, my grand...
27:15I don't know what's going on in your head, but humorist,
27:18we don't decide to become like that.
27:21Ah, no?
27:22No.
27:23You know how we decide that?
27:24Well, the humorist, the real, those who do that,
27:26they go to the champs or the mire,
27:27they have that in them.
27:29They were made for that, they had a gift.
27:30Not you.
27:35Well, you have the right to think that,
27:36but I think that I have to become humorist.
27:39Ah, yeah?
27:39What's that?
27:40Well, if you can be funny when you want,
27:42go, go.
27:44Okay, okay.
27:46Do you know how we do to encourage someone?
27:48No.
27:48That's right.
27:53I'll ask you a question.
27:55Who, in the world, you love the most?
27:58What do you mean?
27:59I don't know what I mean.
28:01What do you mean?
28:01Who wants the most to you?
28:02Of all the people of the earth,
28:04who wants the most to you?
28:05No, no, no.
28:06But my parents,
28:07my parents...
28:08And I'm one of them here, okay?
28:09And I want you to be happy with my son.
28:10And I tell you that if you do that,
28:12you'll do a part of your life,
28:14you'll want to die,
28:15and ruin your malade,
28:16that's what will happen.
28:19It's that's what will happen.
28:19Listen, I imagine that
28:20that's your passion for you to encourage me,
28:22but I don't want my decision to be done.
28:23So that's what I'm going to do.
28:25You're going to die,
28:26You're going to die?
28:27Like all the artists?
28:30Exactly, that's my dream.
28:41Humorist. Humorist asti. That's where it comes from, that?
28:44He had to dream about it from a moment, then it came out.
28:47No. What is the accident of Vincent?
28:51They were all the time together.
28:53He's sad, he's sad, he's not clear, he's got a bubble.
28:56In the same time, he's serious in his career.
28:58He said he made an inscription at the School of the Humor.
29:01You talked about it?
29:03Yes.
29:04You didn't tell me to talk about it?
29:05He wanted to do it.
29:06What did he tell you when he told you?
29:09I said, I'm sure you want to do it.
29:12You're not encouraging him to do it.
29:13If he thinks it's good for him.
29:16If he thinks it's good for him.
29:16If he thinks it's good for him, he thinks it's good for him.
29:19I know Philip, he's a bitch.
29:22He's going to fall in 10 years and say he's going to tell you
29:24that he's a scene and he's going to scrap his life.
29:31He just needs to do his work by himself.
29:33You don't want to do it, but you always do things like you want.
29:36It's possible that he finds it lourd.
29:38What do you mean?
29:39What do you mean?
29:41What do you mean?
29:42You mean...
29:45That means...
29:47That sometimes I feel like if I don't do things like you want, it doesn't work.
29:50And the only solution it's...
29:52What would that be?
29:53What would that be?
29:54That would be to go for?
29:54Well, Chris!
29:56Listen, are you going to tell us what we could do to do the most damage to André?
29:59My guy came from the kitchen in the coma, the other, it's going to go down.
30:03What could I do to help him to help him?
30:08Listen, maybe the accident of Vincent made me think about it.
30:12It's true that I have the desire to react as a woman and be more free.
30:18Realize-toi. Realize-toi. What do I do?
30:21You can see who you want and you can do what you want.
30:23Hey, I'm going to go down to Ginette. I need to change the air.
30:28What's going on? What's going on?
30:31What's going on with Vincent in the coma? It affects us, but it's not the time to take off the
30:33card.
30:35I thought well before the accident of Vincent.
30:38I need to find him.
30:47Look, Diane.
30:49With Vincent in the hospital, if you judge that it's the time to think about it,
30:55then go ahead.
30:56But go ahead.
30:57You can see the door.
30:58You can see the door.
30:59I'm going to walk.
31:05You can see it.
31:16You can see it.
31:18You can see it.
31:31How did you put it together?
31:33I've got here.
31:36You can see it.
31:36What's going on?
31:42Don't you walk before me.
31:43I can see it...
31:47It's a long way.
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