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EIGHT HOURS DON'T MAKE A DAY

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A FAMILY SERIES

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GRANDMA AND GREGOR

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Well now, I have a 365 mark pension.

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And yours is 720 marks, right?

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Together that makes a
total of 1,085 marks.

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So that means that I have
542.50 marks and so do you.

8
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Sorry, but I don't
think that's right.

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I have 720 marks and
you just have 365.

10
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- You're being petty.
- No, I think that's true.

11
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If you're already thinking like that,
then we're starting under a bad star.

12
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You're nuts.

13
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Of course. Would I have got
mixed up with you if I weren't?

14
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So, how much do we
want to pay for rent?

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You act like you're asking me, but
you've long decided what we want to pay.

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Absolutely. You're always right.

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Right, the national average is 2O
percent of a person's net income.

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For us, that would be 217 marks.

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Yes, we'll pay 217 marks,
and not a penny more.

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Right, after you.

21
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Yes.

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- Lovely flat, isn't it?
- Yes, very lovely.

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- Yes, it's actually worth more.
- Worth more, yes.

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Yes, you can see that
yourselves. But given the fact...

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But given the fact

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that a train passes by here
roughly every ten minutes

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I'll give you the flat for 365
marks, excluding other charges.

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365 marks?!

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- Excluding heating?
- Yes, I was certain you'd think me crazy.

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But I am kindly accounting for the
fact that trains regularly pass here.

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I think I've been very socially
minded in determining the rent.

32
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Very socially minded.

33
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Socially minded? You
really have a screw loose.

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This flat isn't worth more than 165.

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That's right! 165,
and not a penny more.

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165?

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No.

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That's funny.

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That's the best joke
I've heard in a long time.

40
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It's not a joke.

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It's no joke at all.

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The flat isn't worth any
more. Not a single penny!

43
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But I am prepared
to make you an offer.

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A pretty generous offer at that.

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- Right, Gregor?
- Yes, very generous.

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I'm going to offer you 217 marks.

47
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Now you're floored, aren't you?
217 marks! What do you say to that?

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217?

49
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217?

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Out.

51
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Out! Out! Out!

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Come on, Gregor. Quickly.

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Insanity is contagious.

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217.

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The world is a jungle, Gregor.

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A jungle.

57
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A jungle, that's right.

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But, even so...

59
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But even so?

60
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Yes, well, haggling
makes no sense, because�.

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"Only the stupidest calves
choose their own butchers."

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The things you come up with!

63
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Boy, oh boy.

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I'm intelligent, that's all.

65
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What we need is a strategy.

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- A what?
- A strategy.

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- Haven't you ever heard of strategy?
- Yeah, sure, but...

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If fairness and confidence don't
work, then only strategy can help.

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I've got it! Oh no. No, no.

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No, no, no.

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It was no good.

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- Yes?
- I've got it.

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- What?
- A strategy.

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- A strategy for what?
- Gregor! Are you trying to vex me?

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- No.
- Then please don't act like such a dope.

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Come here. It's really
very simple. Now listen.

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We simply have to badmouth
the flat we're looking to rent.

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Really make it sound
miserable, run it right down.

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So the landlord immediately feels
ashamed to rent it out at all

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and ends up giving it to us cheaper.

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You're brilliant!

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There you go. I have
always been of that opinion.

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- This flat sure is loud.
- Loud?

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Yes, all the noise from the road.

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You just have to close the windows.

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It's also very badly laid out.

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Badly laid out? I beg your pardon!
The rooms are extremely well laid out.

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Now, now! That's an
opinion I can't share.

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And the central heating? It is
very pleasant for old people.

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Pardon?

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Did you just say "old people"?

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Who is it you're referring to?

93
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Is it us you mean?

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Now, young lady, you have
to think before you speak.

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That really does help immensely.

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Besides, central
heating is unhealthy.

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If you don't know that,
I'll have to tell you.

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It dries the air out.

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I mean, really! Doesn't
she even know that?

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- Anything else?
- Well, since you're asking.

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I think the flat is
ugly, unhealthy and loud.

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- Right.
- But we'd be willing to take it for 217.

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- Right, Gregor?
- Yes, we'd be willing to.

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- Do you know what I'm going to do now?
- No, but I'm sure you'll tell us.

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This takes the biscuit!

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- You get out of here! Get out, now!
- Come on, Gregor.

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- Where should we go?
- A homeless shelter. That's where you belong!

108
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People who get
worked up die younger!

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Ugly, unhealthy and loud!

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- That wasn't a good idea.
- No.

111
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Not a good idea at all.

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- A really bad idea, that was.
- Yes.

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- Pretty bad, yes.
- Although...

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The concept itself
wasn't all that bad.

115
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The concept doesn't work.

116
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Yes, that's just it.

117
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The concept was good,
but it doesn't work.

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Yes.

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- Can you think of a better idea perhaps?
- No.

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Because you never have any ideas.

121
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Oh, my dear little Gregor.

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Where would you be without me?

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You don't need to be
sad. You do have me.

124
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Precisely.

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How much money have we
spent on tram tickets today?

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- Why?
- Why?

127
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Add it up, then you'll know.

128
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Well, first I took it to your place.

129
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That was... No, I think I
had a round-trip ticket. No.

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- How much is...?
- Ah!

131
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Don't strain your brain.

132
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We spent a grand total of 14.20.

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14.20?

134
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- And?
- And what?

135
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And what?!

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- And? And? And?
- And? And? And? And?

137
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- What is it I'm getting at?
- I don't know what you're...

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- That's too much!
- Of course it's too much.

139
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You could've said that right off.

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- I didn't know what you wanted me to say.
- Now, Gregor, you still have to learn that.

141
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You always have to say
what you think, okay?

142
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And not what you
think I want to hear.

143
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- All right?
- Okay, I'm listening.

144
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Okay, listen here.

145
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Right, we spent too
much money on the tram.

146
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- What can we do about that?
- Very simple, walk.

147
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Gregor!

148
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Now then, you have to
think before you speak.

149
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If the tram costs too much,
then we have to make it cheaper.

150
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- Oh, that's what you mean.
- Yes, that's what I mean.

151
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And, in any case, it would be
proper if the tram cost nothing.

152
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Nothing. That's
nothing we can hope for.

153
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Why should that be? I pay my taxes.

154
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You don't pay any taxes.

155
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Yes, but other people do.

156
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Yes, that's true.

157
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So what can we do given
that fact? Well? Well?

158
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We'll found an association, an
association for people in need.

159
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Bravo! Bravo, Gregor.

160
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Very good. You see? My
intelligence is rubbing off on you.

161
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I'll get you
jump-started, wait and see.

162
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All right then, we'll
found an association.

163
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We'll call it the Association for
the Abolition of Public Tram Fares.

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APTF.

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- Sounds good, doesn't it?
- It sounds good, yes.

166
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- Abolition of Public Tram Fares.
- APTF, yes.

167
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- APTF. Yes, that'll do.
- Right?

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And from half past eight in the
morning to five in the afternoon

169
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we spent 23.50 traveling
around on the tram.

170
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- Nice if you can afford it.
- That's just it. No one can afford that.

171
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No one!

172
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- Where did you go?
- Here and there, wherever we needed to go.

173
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Maybe you should've
worked out a plan.

174
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You really don't get it, K�the.
How can you plan a flat hunt?

175
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You're not even looking for a flat.

176
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The wish is father to the thought.

177
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Oh God! How glad we'll
be when you're gone!

178
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Leave him be, K�the. Keep calm.

179
00:12:01,926 --> 00:12:05,126
Stick by your husband
and you'll be happiest.

180
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Yes, that's been
proven over the years.

181
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That's sensible.

182
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Come here, little one.

183
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Maybe at least you'll understand me.

184
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If something is too expensive,
then you have to fight it.

185
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- You in particular, Grandma.
- Yes, me too, for example. Imagine that!

186
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- How do you plan to fight it?
- The best solution would be to walk.

187
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No.

188
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Because that's no life,
that's a compromise.

189
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I'll just say it, I want
to found an association.

190
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- Oh?
- Yes.

191
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That's right, the Association for
the Abolition of Public Tram Fares.

192
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That already exists, Grandma.

193
00:12:50,486 --> 00:12:52,806
- What? Really?
- Yes.

194
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It has a slightly different
name, but it already exists.

195
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Our Grandma has a fabulous idea.
Twenty years after the fact.

196
00:13:01,646 --> 00:13:05,126
Do you know what you are?
A dried up old dodderer!

197
00:13:09,886 --> 00:13:11,486
Now, that...

198
00:13:12,166 --> 00:13:15,326
I don't have to put up
with that in my own home.

199
00:13:15,486 --> 00:13:17,486
Not in my own home!

200
00:13:33,566 --> 00:13:35,286
Hey, come here.

201
00:13:35,926 --> 00:13:37,646
Is that true?

202
00:13:37,806 --> 00:13:41,126
Not the old dodderer
thing. I know that's true.

203
00:13:41,286 --> 00:13:44,526
- I mean the thing with
the association. - Uh-huh.

204
00:13:45,806 --> 00:13:47,606
- Really?
- Yes.

205
00:13:48,006 --> 00:13:49,566
Well, then...

206
00:13:52,726 --> 00:13:58,006
- You know, Grandma is really all right.
- She called me an old dodderer!

207
00:13:59,006 --> 00:14:02,846
- A dodderer! Me!
- Yes, but she doesn't mean it like that.

208
00:14:03,446 --> 00:14:05,646
Grandma always means what she says.

209
00:14:05,886 --> 00:14:07,846
Oh, don't drink, Wolf!

210
00:14:08,126 --> 00:14:13,726
- How can I not drink with that mother-in-law?
- Look, you're actually fond of her, right?

211
00:14:13,886 --> 00:14:16,566
I could kill her. She
always knows better!

212
00:14:16,726 --> 00:14:18,486
She always has to chime in.

213
00:14:18,646 --> 00:14:22,126
You're just scared she'll
really find a new place.

214
00:14:22,286 --> 00:14:23,846
You're nuts.

215
00:14:27,486 --> 00:14:29,526
Do you really think so?

216
00:14:29,686 --> 00:14:31,206
Uh-huh.

217
00:14:37,926 --> 00:14:39,606
I have to go.

218
00:14:41,446 --> 00:14:43,446
- To see Marion?
- Of course.

219
00:14:43,846 --> 00:14:46,206
On an empty stomach, annoyingly.

220
00:14:47,166 --> 00:14:48,926
I'm sorry, Grandma.

221
00:14:55,006 --> 00:14:56,766
- Want it?
- No.

222
00:14:57,726 --> 00:15:00,486
Well, say hello to her from me. Bye!

223
00:15:01,886 --> 00:15:03,446
Bye.

224
00:15:08,246 --> 00:15:09,846
Congrats, Dad.

225
00:15:10,046 --> 00:15:12,126
- That was big of you.
- Yeah.

226
00:15:12,526 --> 00:15:14,686
- Bye, Mama.
- You have to eat.

227
00:15:14,846 --> 00:15:17,686
- My mouth is full.
- Okay, then beat it.

228
00:15:17,846 --> 00:15:21,166
Come on now. Grandma
forgave you long ago.

229
00:15:35,646 --> 00:15:37,366
Are you happy?

230
00:15:38,366 --> 00:15:41,326
- What is happiness?
- Well, it's when...

231
00:15:42,606 --> 00:15:44,606
When you have all you want.

232
00:15:45,486 --> 00:15:47,446
We always want something.

233
00:15:47,566 --> 00:15:49,286
What do you want?

234
00:15:49,446 --> 00:15:51,566
I don't know, something or other.

235
00:15:54,846 --> 00:15:57,366
- I want to see a striptease.
- What?

236
00:15:57,926 --> 00:16:01,006
Am I talking Chinese? I
want to see a striptease.

237
00:16:02,526 --> 00:16:05,006
- You want to see a striptease?
- Yes.

238
00:16:05,686 --> 00:16:09,406
- No.
- Stuffed shirt! Stuffed shirt! Stuffed shirt!

239
00:16:10,406 --> 00:16:13,366
Listen, it costs a lot
of money. You have to...

240
00:16:13,686 --> 00:16:16,486
- order a bottle of bubbly.
- Can you read?

241
00:16:16,646 --> 00:16:18,406
BEER AND SCHNAPPS 2.50

242
00:16:18,526 --> 00:16:20,166
Not bad.

243
00:16:20,846 --> 00:16:23,646
- Who wants to be a stuffed shirt?
- You see.

244
00:16:26,646 --> 00:16:28,166
Stuffed shirt!

245
00:18:24,286 --> 00:18:26,566
I don't want to bother you anymore.

246
00:18:29,886 --> 00:18:31,486
Spoilsport.

247
00:19:16,246 --> 00:19:18,046
I love you, Marion.

248
00:19:19,646 --> 00:19:21,286
Oh, Jochen...

249
00:19:24,006 --> 00:19:25,806
I felt so jealous.

250
00:19:27,326 --> 00:19:29,046
Really jealous.

251
00:19:31,126 --> 00:19:32,566
Because�.

252
00:19:34,366 --> 00:19:35,806
Because�.

253
00:19:37,366 --> 00:19:39,126
Because I love you.

254
00:19:46,766 --> 00:19:48,566
I not understand.

255
00:19:48,726 --> 00:19:50,526
Curves on the sides?

256
00:19:51,206 --> 00:19:53,686
- Then go see the foreman.
- The foreman?

257
00:19:53,846 --> 00:19:55,686
Franz. Who else?

258
00:20:00,486 --> 00:20:03,766
- Long time with no foreman.
- They'll find a tyrant.

259
00:20:03,926 --> 00:20:05,526
- Franz trained.
- But quit.

260
00:20:05,686 --> 00:20:07,926
- You toil all day then study.
- Foreman.

261
00:20:08,126 --> 00:20:10,806
There's no foreman
around here. What is it?

262
00:20:11,006 --> 00:20:13,566
I not understand.
Curves on the sides?

263
00:20:13,726 --> 00:20:15,366
Let me see.

264
00:20:16,046 --> 00:20:17,646
- Here?
- Yes.

265
00:20:17,806 --> 00:20:22,526
There's nothing to understand. Those
are borders, then the writing starts.

266
00:20:22,686 --> 00:20:27,046
The supervisor says for you to
come. He wants something or other.

267
00:20:27,206 --> 00:20:30,646
- What could he want?
- He doesn't confide in me.

268
00:20:33,726 --> 00:20:35,326
Thanks.

269
00:20:35,526 --> 00:20:39,246
- Tell him you trained as a foreman.
- I didn't finish.

270
00:20:39,406 --> 00:20:42,246
So what? In three months
you'd have finished.

271
00:20:42,846 --> 00:20:45,886
The company should give
you holiday for that.

272
00:20:46,406 --> 00:20:50,446
- Then they'd at least have a good foreman.
- You think so?

273
00:20:50,566 --> 00:20:52,486
Well, maybe you're right.

274
00:20:52,926 --> 00:20:54,606
You bet I'm right.

275
00:20:56,366 --> 00:20:57,806
Yes?

276
00:21:00,606 --> 00:21:03,406
I'd like to thank you
for your dedication.

277
00:21:04,086 --> 00:21:06,766
The company will soon
show its gratitude.

278
00:21:06,926 --> 00:21:12,326
Secondly, I have to tell you it'll be a
while before the new foreman takes over.

279
00:21:12,486 --> 00:21:16,126
So we shall be relying on
you until further notice.

280
00:21:17,326 --> 00:21:19,246
Right, that's it.

281
00:21:22,686 --> 00:21:24,486
Pardon me, I...

282
00:21:25,246 --> 00:21:26,486
Yes?

283
00:21:27,606 --> 00:21:29,446
Oh... nothing.

284
00:21:30,206 --> 00:21:31,646
Nothing.

285
00:21:32,006 --> 00:21:34,086
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.

286
00:21:46,766 --> 00:21:48,926
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

287
00:21:49,446 --> 00:21:51,486
Do you know what you are?

288
00:21:51,606 --> 00:21:55,246
You're a swine! That's right,
I'm telling you like it is.

289
00:21:55,406 --> 00:21:57,606
You're a swine and a parasite!

290
00:21:57,766 --> 00:21:59,286
A bloodsucker!

291
00:21:59,446 --> 00:22:02,086
A bloodsucker and a leech and a...

292
00:22:02,246 --> 00:22:04,726
And a rat and... Just leave me be!

293
00:22:04,886 --> 00:22:08,286
Everything, everything
you do is despicable!

294
00:22:08,446 --> 00:22:10,726
- Stop grabbing me!
- But he...

295
00:22:10,886 --> 00:22:14,926
Who cares? 450 marks for a
flat, not including heating!

296
00:22:15,126 --> 00:22:16,646
The nerve...

297
00:22:17,206 --> 00:22:19,886
The nerve! Absolutely unbelievable.

298
00:22:20,086 --> 00:22:22,086
Stop that! Don't grab me!

299
00:22:22,246 --> 00:22:24,806
- We're taking a taxi, Gregor.
- A taxi?

300
00:22:25,006 --> 00:22:26,606
- Yes.
- A taxi?

301
00:22:26,766 --> 00:22:29,286
Yes, a taxi. Are
you hard of hearing?

302
00:22:29,446 --> 00:22:33,126
No, no, we can treat ourselves
to a taxi when we have a place.

303
00:22:33,286 --> 00:22:38,606
Don't be so faint-hearted. We'll
take the most expensive taxi there is.

304
00:22:38,766 --> 00:22:40,646
- You're a swine!
- Come now!

305
00:22:40,806 --> 00:22:43,486
No, it's true. And
what's true is true!

306
00:22:51,566 --> 00:22:53,646
So what do you think of this?

307
00:22:55,846 --> 00:22:59,646
Some people can always take
a taxi and some never can.

308
00:23:00,286 --> 00:23:02,086
That's just how it is.

309
00:23:02,806 --> 00:23:07,646
Really! No matter what happens you
always say, "That's just how it is."

310
00:23:07,806 --> 00:23:10,166
Well, things are how they are.

311
00:23:10,326 --> 00:23:13,486
No, they're not. They're
not that way at all.

312
00:23:13,606 --> 00:23:16,006
What do you plan on doing about it?

313
00:23:17,126 --> 00:23:19,486
One needs to be
able to think better.

314
00:23:20,006 --> 00:23:22,286
And one needs to know loads more.

315
00:23:22,446 --> 00:23:25,446
Imagine all the things
I'd do about it then!

316
00:23:25,766 --> 00:23:27,286
No matter.

317
00:23:27,606 --> 00:23:29,566
In any case, I think it's grand.

318
00:23:29,726 --> 00:23:33,406
You just get in and take a
cosy ride to where you're going.

319
00:23:33,526 --> 00:23:35,926
- Yes, really grand.
- Nice, huh?

320
00:23:36,366 --> 00:23:39,806
- Yes, very nice.
- Riding around with you like this...

321
00:23:40,006 --> 00:23:45,046
I hope someone sees us riding
around in a taxi. That'd be great.

322
00:23:53,846 --> 00:23:55,726
Right, here we are.

323
00:23:56,086 --> 00:23:58,046
Yes that's true. Here we are.

324
00:23:58,206 --> 00:24:00,326
- That'll be 4.70.
- Pardon?

325
00:24:00,486 --> 00:24:02,566
- That's 4.70, please.
- So much?

326
00:24:04,406 --> 00:24:07,726
You know, if you had taken
Kirchen Street right away

327
00:24:07,886 --> 00:24:11,286
instead of going around
the station unnecessarily

328
00:24:11,446 --> 00:24:15,406
and then headed south instead
of going through the old town,

329
00:24:15,526 --> 00:24:18,366
it would've been at
least two marks cheaper.

330
00:24:18,486 --> 00:24:20,886
You have to let me decide that.

331
00:24:21,086 --> 00:24:24,326
Oh, excuse me, but I am
not of that opinion at all.

332
00:24:24,486 --> 00:24:30,046
It is every taxi driver's duty to take
the fastest, shortest and cheapest route.

333
00:24:30,206 --> 00:24:32,726
- Yes it is.
- Here are three marks.

334
00:24:33,246 --> 00:24:35,166
That's 30 pfennigs too much.

335
00:24:36,366 --> 00:24:40,366
You know what? Shove your damn
three marks up your derriere!

336
00:24:41,046 --> 00:24:42,886
Oh, how nice! Thanks.

337
00:24:43,526 --> 00:24:45,486
All right, Gregor, hurry up.

338
00:24:45,606 --> 00:24:47,366
Let's get out.

339
00:24:51,606 --> 00:24:54,206
Hurry, Gregor! Come on, hurry!

340
00:24:54,366 --> 00:24:56,726
Go on, drive off. Get lost.

341
00:24:56,886 --> 00:25:00,726
Right then, you see? We still
have a taxi trip to spare.

342
00:25:00,886 --> 00:25:03,806
- You know what? Let's go grab a drink.
- Yes.

343
00:25:12,286 --> 00:25:14,206
- There you are.
- Thank you.

344
00:25:14,366 --> 00:25:18,166
What did he say'? Where
was I supposed to shove it?

345
00:25:18,806 --> 00:25:20,926
- Up your derriere, he said.
- Yes.

346
00:25:22,006 --> 00:25:23,846
He was nice, wasn't he?

347
00:25:24,566 --> 00:25:26,566
He was a good fellow.

348
00:25:35,406 --> 00:25:36,886
No, it's...

349
00:25:37,086 --> 00:25:39,686
No, it's good. It's
a really good idea.

350
00:25:40,326 --> 00:25:44,006
What we'll do is found a
housing agency for old people.

351
00:25:46,166 --> 00:25:49,326
- You sure are a funny one.
- Why am I so funny?

352
00:25:49,526 --> 00:25:51,886
We haven't found a place ourselves

353
00:25:52,086 --> 00:25:54,926
and now you want to
find them for others.

354
00:25:55,206 --> 00:25:58,286
- Getting on with you is really tough.
- Why?

355
00:25:58,486 --> 00:26:02,206
- Because you're always resigned to things.
- Do you think so?

356
00:26:02,366 --> 00:26:06,366
- Sometimes you have to be resigned to things.
- Yes, yes, yes.

357
00:26:07,006 --> 00:26:08,806
I'll talk to Marion.

358
00:26:09,006 --> 00:26:10,566
Marion, she...

359
00:26:10,726 --> 00:26:12,366
_ Gregor! _ Yes?

360
00:26:12,486 --> 00:26:14,486
- It's Harald's birthday.
- So?

361
00:26:14,606 --> 00:26:17,446
- Let's go there.
- Oh no! No, please no.

362
00:26:17,566 --> 00:26:19,286
Why ever not?

363
00:26:19,446 --> 00:26:22,286
I don't like being among strangers.

364
00:26:22,446 --> 00:26:24,606
Gregor, you're cowardly.

365
00:26:44,486 --> 00:26:49,006
Well, I always say that children
need to be prepared for life.

366
00:26:50,166 --> 00:26:53,126
And life isn't gentle.

367
00:26:54,486 --> 00:26:56,286
It isn't friendly.

368
00:26:57,606 --> 00:27:01,206
Life is exact. It requires
reliability and conformity.

369
00:27:02,566 --> 00:27:04,726
One must learn to accept things.

370
00:27:05,846 --> 00:27:09,806
I want to prepare my daughter
for that. Just that, nothing else.

371
00:27:10,646 --> 00:27:12,526
That is my opinion exactly.

372
00:27:12,686 --> 00:27:16,446
You know, this whole
"soft parenting" movement

373
00:27:16,566 --> 00:27:19,286
ultimately has to fail in reality.

374
00:27:19,446 --> 00:27:24,366
However well thought out it might
be, things just aren't that soft.

375
00:27:25,046 --> 00:27:26,766
In reality, I mean.

376
00:27:30,486 --> 00:27:33,326
- Or do you have a different opinion?
- Me?

377
00:27:33,726 --> 00:27:36,286
You know the answer already, Harald.

378
00:27:36,446 --> 00:27:38,726
Yes, my family.

379
00:27:41,486 --> 00:27:43,886
Home to some strange opinions.

380
00:27:45,086 --> 00:27:47,526
- Oh, that'll be Grandma.
- Grandma?

381
00:27:48,886 --> 00:27:51,646
She's coming late, but she's coming.

382
00:27:51,886 --> 00:27:53,566
Is everyone here?

383
00:27:53,726 --> 00:27:56,726
Ah, you're all already
gathered together.

384
00:27:56,886 --> 00:27:59,486
- And some new faces.
- Good evening.

385
00:27:59,686 --> 00:28:01,206
Good evening.

386
00:28:02,326 --> 00:28:03,886
This is Gregor.

387
00:28:04,486 --> 00:28:07,366
- Good evening.
- Gregor is my lover.

388
00:28:07,486 --> 00:28:10,246
Come, sit down, Gregor. Take a seat.

389
00:28:11,206 --> 00:28:12,646
There.

390
00:28:13,046 --> 00:28:14,806
Let's sit down.

391
00:28:15,846 --> 00:28:18,766
You don't need to slide
over. We don't bite.

392
00:28:18,926 --> 00:28:23,166
- I just wanted to make space for you. Right?
- Of course, Grandma.

393
00:28:23,326 --> 00:28:25,806
Grandma is a bit
odd. Right, Grandma?

394
00:28:26,086 --> 00:28:29,406
Yes, Harald, you're
right. I am a bit odd.

395
00:28:30,326 --> 00:28:35,206
- Monika, might you have a schnapps for us?
- I'll get you a bottle.

396
00:28:35,606 --> 00:28:38,846
- Yes. Wait, I'll come along.
- Oh no, stay here.

397
00:28:39,046 --> 00:28:42,086
You just stay right here.
No need to be scared.

398
00:28:42,246 --> 00:28:44,566
This is a bunch of nice people here.

399
00:28:45,126 --> 00:28:46,766
Monika, listen...

400
00:29:19,566 --> 00:29:22,166
If I could at least find a nursery.

401
00:29:22,326 --> 00:29:24,246
- A nursery?
- Yes.

402
00:29:24,406 --> 00:29:26,646
But nothing, absolutely nothing.

403
00:29:26,806 --> 00:29:28,606
They're all full up.

404
00:29:28,766 --> 00:29:30,886
Why is it suddenly so urgent?

405
00:29:31,086 --> 00:29:34,366
Because I want to work again,
Grandma. I want to work.

406
00:29:34,486 --> 00:29:38,566
I can't bear sitting around any
longer. I feel so superfluous.

407
00:29:39,366 --> 00:29:41,846
What on earth am I
supposed to do? What?

408
00:29:43,726 --> 00:29:47,606
You'll find something to do.
There's never been nothing.

409
00:29:47,766 --> 00:29:51,846
- There's always some possibility.
- It has to do with Harald too.

410
00:29:52,046 --> 00:29:54,206
He's so stubborn, so stubborn.

411
00:29:56,606 --> 00:29:58,486
He'll turn over a new leaf too.

412
00:29:58,646 --> 00:30:01,126
Come on, let's go back in. Come on!

413
00:30:05,606 --> 00:30:07,726
- Schnapps anyone?
- No, thank you.

414
00:30:07,886 --> 00:30:10,406
So, have you been
having a nice chat?

415
00:30:10,526 --> 00:30:13,406
- Yes, splendid. Even without you.
- Yes.

416
00:30:13,526 --> 00:30:16,566
The truth is no one has
said a word since you left.

417
00:30:16,726 --> 00:30:20,246
- Could you at least have a nice think?
- Yes, thank you.

418
00:30:20,886 --> 00:30:26,166
So, Gregor and I are planning to
found a housing agency for old people.

419
00:30:26,406 --> 00:30:28,806
- A housing agency?
- Yes.

420
00:30:29,086 --> 00:30:32,126
For old people. What do
you say to that, Marion?

421
00:30:33,006 --> 00:30:37,806
Well, the idea is certainly commendable,
but it isn't really realistic.

422
00:30:39,406 --> 00:30:41,566
Ah! Stop nodding, okay?

423
00:30:42,086 --> 00:30:43,526
Please.

424
00:30:44,606 --> 00:30:49,606
- Well why not?
- Not many old people need to find flats.

425
00:30:49,766 --> 00:30:53,126
- Most already have one.
- They are respectable.

426
00:30:53,366 --> 00:30:56,806
- All right, my boy.
- The others go to retirement homes.

427
00:30:57,086 --> 00:30:59,806
Retirement homes!
What horrible places!

428
00:31:00,006 --> 00:31:01,806
Like living in a prison.

429
00:31:02,006 --> 00:31:04,526
I once saw a show on television...

430
00:31:04,686 --> 00:31:07,326
- Oh, my lord!
- On television?

431
00:31:07,886 --> 00:31:10,606
You know how they rig
things on TV. Right?

432
00:31:15,046 --> 00:31:17,126
It's 7.30. Take the child to bed.

433
00:31:17,286 --> 00:31:19,566
Harald, it's your birthday!

434
00:31:19,726 --> 00:31:21,726
I said take the child to bed.

435
00:31:21,886 --> 00:31:25,246
I only want to say that
once, Monika. You know that.

436
00:31:25,886 --> 00:31:29,126
Yes, we wanted to get
going. It's getting late.

437
00:31:29,286 --> 00:31:31,126
Us too, I have to be out early.

438
00:31:31,286 --> 00:31:34,686
Let's go, Gregor. There are
much jollier places to be.

439
00:31:34,846 --> 00:31:36,486
It was delightful.

440
00:31:36,646 --> 00:31:38,166
Grandma!

441
00:31:39,726 --> 00:31:42,806
Yes, it's always best
to leave on a high note.

442
00:31:43,006 --> 00:31:45,086
- Goodbye. Thank you.
- Goodbye.

443
00:31:45,246 --> 00:31:47,166
- Take care!
- Monika.

444
00:31:47,926 --> 00:31:49,446
Bye.

445
00:32:05,166 --> 00:32:07,886
You ruin everything. Everything.

446
00:32:08,086 --> 00:32:09,366
Everything.

447
00:32:09,486 --> 00:32:13,206
- Now you scared everyone away.
- Scared everyone away?

448
00:32:13,366 --> 00:32:15,206
They all had to go anyway.

449
00:32:15,566 --> 00:32:18,566
- I didn't scare anyone away.
- God, you're dumb.

450
00:32:18,726 --> 00:32:22,166
You don't even notice the
mess you make. Not even that.

451
00:32:22,326 --> 00:32:26,126
They all had to go home
anyway. I know all about that.

452
00:32:26,646 --> 00:32:28,526
You don't have a clue.

453
00:32:28,686 --> 00:32:30,406
No clue at all.

454
00:32:32,126 --> 00:32:34,846
Maybe that idea isn't
all that good either.

455
00:32:35,046 --> 00:32:38,126
The housing agency
for old people, I mean.

456
00:32:38,886 --> 00:32:41,206
- Maybe not.
- Definitely not.

457
00:32:42,206 --> 00:32:45,446
She's right about the
retirement home thing.

458
00:32:46,246 --> 00:32:48,206
Most people go to live in one.

459
00:32:48,846 --> 00:32:51,686
Yeah, well, it's
not exactly pure joy.

460
00:32:51,846 --> 00:32:53,726
- No!
- A retirement home.

461
00:32:54,246 --> 00:32:55,686
On the contrary.

462
00:32:55,846 --> 00:32:58,366
The good ones are too expensive.

463
00:32:58,486 --> 00:33:00,486
And the bad ones, well...

464
00:33:00,606 --> 00:33:02,566
we know how they are.

465
00:33:02,726 --> 00:33:04,766
You know what I think, Gregor?

466
00:33:04,926 --> 00:33:09,406
There just aren't enough facilities
in the world for the people.

467
00:33:09,526 --> 00:33:11,606
- Don't you agree?
- Oh, yes.

468
00:33:11,766 --> 00:33:16,246
I mean, there aren't enough
for children or for old people.

469
00:33:16,406 --> 00:33:19,486
Just in the time between,
for as long as you work.

470
00:33:19,606 --> 00:33:23,086
Then there are factories.
Yes, they build factories.

471
00:33:23,246 --> 00:33:26,166
Well, there are schools
for the children.

472
00:33:26,326 --> 00:33:28,446
Ah, but far too few of them!

473
00:33:29,086 --> 00:33:33,646
For example, when I think about all
the things that you didn't learn.

474
00:33:35,366 --> 00:33:36,806
You!

475
00:33:37,726 --> 00:33:39,606
No, I'm just saying that.

476
00:33:40,246 --> 00:33:42,686
What I mainly mean are nurseries.

477
00:33:42,846 --> 00:33:44,806
Because Monika told me

478
00:33:45,006 --> 00:33:48,846
her search for a nursery
for Sylvia has been in vain.

479
00:33:49,046 --> 00:33:50,886
- So what?
- So what?

480
00:33:51,086 --> 00:33:55,606
She has a right to a nursery place
now that she wants to work again.

481
00:34:00,166 --> 00:34:02,166
It's quite a lovely evening.

482
00:34:11,686 --> 00:34:13,526
What are we doing later?

483
00:34:13,686 --> 00:34:15,686
Shall we go to yours for a drink?

484
00:34:15,846 --> 00:34:17,526
- Yes.
- Yes?

485
00:34:20,646 --> 00:34:22,806
- Nice. What do you think?
- Nice.

486
00:34:23,846 --> 00:34:25,486
The floor too.

487
00:34:26,366 --> 00:34:28,246
- Here?
- Not bad...

488
00:34:28,406 --> 00:34:30,046
Yeah? Okay.

489
00:34:35,286 --> 00:34:37,326
- Well?
- Yes.

490
00:34:37,886 --> 00:34:41,526
- It is a lovely flat. Right?
- Yes, very lovely.

491
00:34:41,926 --> 00:34:44,526
And how much are you asking for it?

492
00:34:44,766 --> 00:34:46,406
320 marks.

493
00:34:47,286 --> 00:34:49,926
If you have some
experience with rents,

494
00:34:50,126 --> 00:34:52,886
then you'll know that
is a very good price.

495
00:34:53,486 --> 00:34:55,766
Yes, that's true. Definitely.

496
00:34:55,926 --> 00:34:57,886
- Right, Gregor?
- Definitely.

497
00:34:58,486 --> 00:35:03,046
But, nonetheless, we can't
afford to pay that much in rent.

498
00:35:03,286 --> 00:35:05,006
You know, we...

499
00:35:05,166 --> 00:35:06,846
We were thinking of...

500
00:35:07,446 --> 00:35:09,646
How much was it we were thinking?

501
00:35:10,166 --> 00:35:12,126
- 217.
- Yes.

502
00:35:12,646 --> 00:35:14,446
217 marks.

503
00:35:15,526 --> 00:35:18,926
Maybe... just possibly... 250.

504
00:35:19,126 --> 00:35:24,886
We could just about afford that, although...
although that would be very difficult for us.

505
00:35:25,086 --> 00:35:27,606
- Yes, very difficult.
- Look.

506
00:35:27,846 --> 00:35:30,366
I can't possibly reduce the price.

507
00:35:30,486 --> 00:35:34,606
- It has been worked out and...
- Yes, we did some working out too.

508
00:35:34,766 --> 00:35:36,366
- Yes.
- Certainly.

509
00:35:36,566 --> 00:35:38,646
But, well, I mean...

510
00:35:39,646 --> 00:35:41,406
I have the upper hand.

511
00:35:42,046 --> 00:35:45,206
- What?
- Well, he has the upper hand.

512
00:35:45,366 --> 00:35:47,166
- The upper one.
- Oh!

513
00:35:47,486 --> 00:35:49,566
Well, then...

514
00:35:49,726 --> 00:35:51,366
Then...

515
00:35:51,486 --> 00:35:55,246
you don't think that you
can do something pricewise?

516
00:35:55,566 --> 00:35:58,726
I mean, can't you
make us a better price?

517
00:35:59,446 --> 00:36:01,366
Unfortunately no, but...

518
00:36:01,486 --> 00:36:04,486
You know how it is when
it's all worked out.

519
00:36:04,686 --> 00:36:06,646
Yes, then...

520
00:36:08,206 --> 00:36:11,366
- Yes, then we'll have to be going now.
- Yes.

521
00:36:11,486 --> 00:36:13,766
- Goodbye.
- Best of luck to you.

522
00:36:14,046 --> 00:36:15,446
- Thanks.
- Goodbye.

523
00:36:15,566 --> 00:36:17,246
Well, I mean,

524
00:36:17,406 --> 00:36:19,526
251 might be...

525
00:36:19,686 --> 00:36:21,806
- Ah, just one mark!
- A trifle.

526
00:36:22,006 --> 00:36:26,126
- Let's leave it at that.
- That's nothing to you. Thank you.

527
00:36:39,526 --> 00:36:41,286
What a shame.

528
00:36:57,566 --> 00:37:02,166
- Oh, that would've been a lovely flat.
- Yes, very lovely.

529
00:37:02,726 --> 00:37:05,926
We'll go back in and
have a good chat with him.

530
00:37:06,726 --> 00:37:08,926
We'll manage it, we'll manage it.

531
00:37:12,846 --> 00:37:15,846
All because people
can't pay attention!

532
00:37:16,886 --> 00:37:20,806
- Oh well, it all came out all right.
- But it was very close.

533
00:37:23,246 --> 00:37:24,326
Horrible.

534
00:37:24,486 --> 00:37:27,566
Because they just drive
around without looking!

535
00:37:28,446 --> 00:37:32,246
He drives around in his
pimpmobile. And the children?

536
00:37:32,406 --> 00:37:34,286
Anything could happen.

537
00:37:38,326 --> 00:37:42,526
Listen, maybe we should plan
on paying more rent after all.

538
00:37:42,686 --> 00:37:45,246
And then save on everything else?

539
00:37:45,926 --> 00:37:47,726
Count every penny?

540
00:37:48,726 --> 00:37:51,726
No schnapps, no
coffee, no cigarettes.

541
00:37:52,526 --> 00:37:54,446
That sure gave me a scare.

542
00:37:56,046 --> 00:37:58,246
We'd have to be pretty dumb.

543
00:37:59,086 --> 00:38:03,806
We get nothing from life and shove
our money down others' throats. No!

544
00:38:05,486 --> 00:38:07,846
Then we'd really
be out of our minds.

545
00:38:08,406 --> 00:38:10,886
- You're probably right.
- Certainly.

546
00:38:11,086 --> 00:38:12,926
Of course I'm right.

547
00:38:17,486 --> 00:38:21,526
Just look at that. The children
have to play in the road.

548
00:38:21,686 --> 00:38:23,886
Yes, that's how this area is.

549
00:38:24,366 --> 00:38:26,606
Look. What's going on there?

550
00:38:41,126 --> 00:38:42,126
Miss!

551
00:38:42,286 --> 00:38:46,686
- Can you tell me what's going on here?
- Books are being taken away.

552
00:38:49,046 --> 00:38:52,926
- Now, that's interesting.
- Yes, this was a city library.

553
00:38:53,206 --> 00:38:55,166
The sign's still up.

554
00:38:55,406 --> 00:38:57,526
But it is no more as of today.

555
00:38:58,126 --> 00:39:00,486
Oh no! And why not?

556
00:39:00,686 --> 00:39:02,726
Because people don't read.

557
00:39:02,886 --> 00:39:07,206
Nowhere in the city do people read
less than in this neighbourhood.

558
00:39:07,366 --> 00:39:09,806
Nothing but uneducated rabble.

559
00:39:10,246 --> 00:39:11,926
Maybe they work too much.

560
00:39:12,846 --> 00:39:14,206
Work?

561
00:39:14,366 --> 00:39:16,766
They're too lazy to read. Too lazy!

562
00:39:19,286 --> 00:39:21,126
And what's moving in here?

563
00:39:21,366 --> 00:39:26,806
Nothing. These people don't deserve to
have anyone bother with them. Not one bit!

564
00:39:27,766 --> 00:39:31,926
Stately space... This is a
state... a public space, right?

565
00:39:32,606 --> 00:39:33,926
Of course.

566
00:39:34,126 --> 00:39:35,566
Careful!

567
00:39:36,406 --> 00:39:38,406
They're just books.

568
00:39:40,086 --> 00:39:42,926
You hear that? As if
books were just books.

569
00:39:43,126 --> 00:39:46,286
- Books are entire...
- Yes, pardon me, miss.

570
00:39:46,446 --> 00:39:48,726
- Could we see the space?
- Yes.

571
00:39:48,886 --> 00:39:50,566
Please come in.

572
00:40:07,446 --> 00:40:10,566
- Thank you. Thank you. That'll suffice.
- Yes.

573
00:40:14,126 --> 00:40:17,166
You'll have to excuse me
or they'll make a mess.

574
00:40:17,326 --> 00:40:22,286
- Goodbye. Lots of luck to you.
- I beg you to be more careful with the books!

575
00:40:22,446 --> 00:40:25,726
Those are books. Books are entire...

576
00:40:34,846 --> 00:40:38,406
- Well then, what do you say to that?
- To what?

577
00:40:39,046 --> 00:40:41,846
That would make a great nursery.

578
00:40:42,046 --> 00:40:45,046
For Sylvia, and the
kids out in the street.

579
00:40:45,206 --> 00:40:47,086
Yes, that's true.

580
00:40:47,246 --> 00:40:49,206
I can see that.

581
00:41:01,526 --> 00:41:03,366
There he is. Jochen!

582
00:41:03,566 --> 00:41:05,166
Come here!

583
00:41:06,486 --> 00:41:08,446
- Grandma!
- What is it?

584
00:41:08,566 --> 00:41:11,006
Maybe you're embarrassing him.

585
00:41:11,166 --> 00:41:15,006
He's not embarrassed. Be
honest, you're embarrassed!

586
00:41:15,166 --> 00:41:17,286
- Jochen, here!
- What's she want?

587
00:41:17,446 --> 00:41:20,286
- There's always something.
- It'll mean work.

588
00:41:20,446 --> 00:41:22,206
- Could do.
- Hey, little one.

589
00:41:22,366 --> 00:41:24,486
Grandma! Long time no see.

590
00:41:25,206 --> 00:41:28,526
- We saw each other this morning!
- Something happened?

591
00:41:28,766 --> 00:41:32,326
Well, something has kind
of happened. Right, Gregor?

592
00:41:32,486 --> 00:41:35,286
- Depends how you see it.
- How do you see it?

593
00:41:35,806 --> 00:41:41,286
- I found a space for a nursery.
- That's wonderf... What did you do?

594
00:41:41,886 --> 00:41:44,806
Yes, there was a library
in it. It's gone now.

595
00:41:45,006 --> 00:41:47,366
I can open my nursery there.

596
00:41:47,486 --> 00:41:52,126
Monika told me about her desperate
search and how hard it is to find one.

597
00:41:52,286 --> 00:41:54,206
And this place is ideal.

598
00:41:54,366 --> 00:41:59,326
- All the kids from the street can come in.
- Oh! You want to open a nursery.

599
00:41:59,486 --> 00:42:03,206
See? He's dead keen on the
idea. I knew he would be.

600
00:42:03,366 --> 00:42:07,126
- A nursery?
- Sure, a nursery. What else?

601
00:42:08,926 --> 00:42:13,166
All the kids will come to it.
It'll be lovely. You'll see.

602
00:42:13,326 --> 00:42:14,926
I can't wait.

603
00:43:00,686 --> 00:43:02,006
Well?

604
00:43:02,166 --> 00:43:04,006
So what do you say?

605
00:43:04,526 --> 00:43:06,166
I'm speechless.

606
00:43:06,806 --> 00:43:09,526
- You are too, right?
- Pretty speechless.

607
00:43:09,686 --> 00:43:12,566
- Gregor too.
- Absolutely speechless.

608
00:43:12,726 --> 00:43:14,446
Everyone is speechless.

609
00:43:14,566 --> 00:43:19,046
- Kids, this is the best idea of the century.
- Slow it down, Grandma.

610
00:43:19,846 --> 00:43:22,286
Why? Don't you think it's great?

611
00:43:23,046 --> 00:43:24,606
Sure, Grandma.

612
00:43:24,766 --> 00:43:27,006
In and of itself, yes, but...

613
00:43:27,166 --> 00:43:31,606
- I'm certain it's a great thing, but...
- But? But? All I hear are buts.

614
00:43:31,766 --> 00:43:36,286
- What's that all about?
- Yes, pretty great. Really pretty great.

615
00:43:36,446 --> 00:43:40,486
This space belongs to someone.
Every space belongs to someone.

616
00:43:40,646 --> 00:43:45,686
- Yes, this one belongs to the city.
- Maybe the city wants to use this space.

617
00:43:45,846 --> 00:43:48,526
Nothing's going in because
nothing comes of it.

618
00:43:48,686 --> 00:43:54,286
Because these people don't deserve to have
anyone do anything for them. Not one bit!

619
00:43:55,206 --> 00:44:00,486
Well, then talk to the city and if the city
gives you the okay, we'll help you, right?

620
00:44:00,606 --> 00:44:03,006
- Of course we'll help.
- Fantastic!

621
00:44:03,246 --> 00:44:05,846
- We'll get started tomorrow.
- Grandma!

622
00:44:06,686 --> 00:44:07,726
Yes?

623
00:44:08,006 --> 00:44:10,486
Nice and easy now.

624
00:44:26,726 --> 00:44:28,886
- Please go first.
- No, after you.

625
00:44:29,086 --> 00:44:30,806
- No, you.
- No...

626
00:44:31,006 --> 00:44:33,606
- You're the man!
- Yes, I'm a gentleman.

627
00:44:33,766 --> 00:44:35,766
A gentleman? You're a coward.

628
00:44:36,526 --> 00:44:38,166
Come in.

629
00:44:38,646 --> 00:44:41,086
- Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon.

630
00:44:41,646 --> 00:44:43,926
Yes, it's best if we just sit down.

631
00:44:44,566 --> 00:44:48,366
This is going to take quite a
long time. Come here, Gregor.

632
00:44:49,406 --> 00:44:52,366
Well, the matter we're
here to discuss is...

633
00:44:53,366 --> 00:44:54,806
Gregor?

634
00:44:55,006 --> 00:44:58,166
Don't you want to tell the
nice man why we're here?

635
00:44:58,326 --> 00:44:59,766
No.

636
00:45:02,486 --> 00:45:06,406
- You must excuse him. He's always this way.
- I see.

637
00:45:06,606 --> 00:45:09,446
Actually almost
always, but no matter.

638
00:45:09,566 --> 00:45:12,206
Right, then I'll have to tell you.

639
00:45:12,366 --> 00:45:16,686
- You know Tumb Street?
- Know it? It's in my area of responsibility.

640
00:45:16,846 --> 00:45:19,366
No, you don't need
to check. We asked.

641
00:45:19,766 --> 00:45:23,166
- Oh. Thank you.
- You're welcome... Um, thank you.

642
00:45:23,406 --> 00:45:25,646
I mean, no need to thank me.

643
00:45:26,366 --> 00:45:30,046
Now, there was a city
library there in Tumb Street.

644
00:45:30,726 --> 00:45:31,806
What?

645
00:45:32,086 --> 00:45:34,886
A city library. There was one there.

646
00:45:35,486 --> 00:45:39,126
- It was shut down yesterday.
- You're very well informed.

647
00:45:39,366 --> 00:45:41,726
Yes, that we are, Mr...

648
00:45:42,246 --> 00:45:44,766
- Meier.
- Mr. Meier. That we are.

649
00:45:45,046 --> 00:45:48,046
And now I want to ask
my question, if I may.

650
00:45:48,446 --> 00:45:51,486
What's going into that space? Well?

651
00:45:52,326 --> 00:45:54,406
- Well?
- I...

652
00:45:55,646 --> 00:45:58,486
You see? You don't
know. But we do know.

653
00:45:58,726 --> 00:46:01,326
Oh. Well, what's
going into that space?

654
00:46:01,526 --> 00:46:03,646
What do you think? Take a guess.

655
00:46:04,526 --> 00:46:06,046
It's...

656
00:46:06,606 --> 00:46:10,006
- I have no idea.
- Because nothing's going in there.

657
00:46:10,166 --> 00:46:14,766
Nothing, Mr. Meier. And that's
scandalous, simply scandalous.

658
00:46:14,926 --> 00:46:18,166
The poor children
there. Packed nurseries.

659
00:46:18,326 --> 00:46:22,046
Where are they to play?
They play on the busy roads.

660
00:46:22,206 --> 00:46:24,046
It's dangerous.

661
00:46:24,206 --> 00:46:28,806
- And the best spaces are empty.
- How dare you talk to me this way?

662
00:46:29,086 --> 00:46:31,606
- It's what you deserve, Mr...
- Meier.

663
00:46:31,766 --> 00:46:33,766
It's just what you deserve!

664
00:46:34,366 --> 00:46:37,406
You could give it a
bit of thought yourself.

665
00:46:37,526 --> 00:46:40,126
That wouldn't do any harm at all.

666
00:46:42,806 --> 00:46:44,766
Now I'll tell you something.

667
00:46:44,926 --> 00:46:48,246
Keep your nose out of things
that don't concern you!

668
00:46:48,406 --> 00:46:53,486
If the space stays empty, the city knows
why. And no nursery's going in there!

669
00:46:53,646 --> 00:46:55,846
We have enough nurseries.

670
00:46:56,046 --> 00:47:00,286
Catholic, Protestant, Workers'
Welfare, the list goes on and on.

671
00:47:00,446 --> 00:47:03,246
The city knows what
it's doing. Goodbye.

672
00:47:06,326 --> 00:47:08,446
Was that your last word?

673
00:47:09,286 --> 00:47:13,606
Very well, then we have no
business here. Come along, Gregor.

674
00:47:14,166 --> 00:47:15,606
Come on.

675
00:47:16,526 --> 00:47:18,326
On and on...

676
00:47:28,366 --> 00:47:33,206
- Amazing they approved this so easily.
- Well, it wasn't all that easy.

677
00:47:33,446 --> 00:47:35,086
On the contrary.

678
00:47:35,486 --> 00:47:38,086
It was pretty
arduous. Right, Gregor?

679
00:47:38,486 --> 00:47:40,926
Yes, pretty arduous indeed.

680
00:47:41,726 --> 00:47:44,446
All that matters is
that they approved it.

681
00:47:44,566 --> 00:47:47,246
They'd leave a place
like this vacant.

682
00:47:47,406 --> 00:47:49,526
Yes, they do stuff like that.

683
00:47:49,686 --> 00:47:54,486
A shortage of housing on the one hand
and vacant buildings on the other.

684
00:47:54,606 --> 00:47:57,886
- That's just how it is.
- How late is it now?

685
00:47:58,806 --> 00:48:02,566
- Half past midnight. Aren't you tired?
- Tired?

686
00:48:03,046 --> 00:48:04,646
Not in the least.

687
00:48:04,806 --> 00:48:07,486
- Or are you tired?
- Not in the least.

688
00:48:10,126 --> 00:48:13,606
- Quiet!
- A silent hammer has yet to be invented.

689
00:48:14,486 --> 00:48:17,166
No, I just mean be more careful.

690
00:48:40,566 --> 00:48:42,566
Would you come with me a sec?

691
00:48:42,726 --> 00:48:44,366
Who? Me?

692
00:48:44,486 --> 00:48:46,006
Who else?

693
00:48:46,166 --> 00:48:47,366
Yes.

694
00:48:47,486 --> 00:48:50,166
- Why?
- You'll find out soon enough.

695
00:49:04,486 --> 00:49:06,406
- Grandma?
- Yes?

696
00:49:07,006 --> 00:49:09,326
- Now be completely honest.
- Yes?

697
00:49:09,486 --> 00:49:12,086
You don't have approval, do you?

698
00:49:12,926 --> 00:49:15,166
- Yes, well...
- Well?

699
00:49:15,606 --> 00:49:17,286
I'm listening.

700
00:49:17,446 --> 00:49:20,206
They haven't
explicitly forbidden it.

701
00:49:20,606 --> 00:49:23,366
- Oh boy, this could be interesting.
- Oh!

702
00:49:23,926 --> 00:49:27,846
- You're not going to stop working now?
- No, Grandma.

703
00:49:28,246 --> 00:49:30,926
We'll keep working.
You can count on us.

704
00:49:39,446 --> 00:49:41,406
- You know what?
- No.

705
00:49:43,366 --> 00:49:46,086
Grandma doesn't have
any kind of approval.

706
00:49:46,246 --> 00:49:48,926
Oh, boy! Then we'd
best stay out of it.

707
00:49:50,126 --> 00:49:51,886
I told him.

708
00:49:52,806 --> 00:49:55,206
- Voluntarily?
- Pretty much.

709
00:50:05,206 --> 00:50:06,646
Actually...

710
00:50:06,806 --> 00:50:11,886
I don't mean to butt in, but the city
should really pay for this. Right, Grandma?

711
00:50:17,446 --> 00:50:19,086
Yes, perhaps.

712
00:50:19,246 --> 00:50:22,126
Perhaps they'll do
that eventually. Right?

713
00:50:22,286 --> 00:50:24,806
Yes, perhaps. Anything's possible.

714
00:50:25,006 --> 00:50:26,566
Not bad.

715
00:50:56,166 --> 00:50:57,726
It drove past.

716
00:50:58,006 --> 00:51:00,566
Well, well, that was a close call.

717
00:51:02,126 --> 00:51:04,446
Why is that? Do you know something?

718
00:51:04,846 --> 00:51:08,406
We all suspected something
wasn't quite right.

719
00:51:08,526 --> 00:51:10,926
Doing up a nursery at night?

720
00:51:13,286 --> 00:51:16,526
Oh! And you kept on
working despite that?

721
00:52:11,126 --> 00:52:12,686
We're done.

722
00:52:58,726 --> 00:53:00,726
Actually looks pretty good.

723
00:53:03,366 --> 00:53:05,886
Yeah, it looks pretty good.

724
00:53:09,206 --> 00:53:11,646
It's sweet how
they're sleeping. Look.

725
00:53:12,566 --> 00:53:14,766
Grandma is really happy.

726
00:53:14,926 --> 00:53:17,766
But the trouble is only
just about to start.

727
00:53:27,646 --> 00:53:29,806
Come on, let them sleep.

728
00:54:17,766 --> 00:54:19,286
Gregor!

729
00:54:20,206 --> 00:54:22,126
- Gregor!
- What is it?

730
00:54:22,286 --> 00:54:23,806
Wake up!

731
00:54:27,046 --> 00:54:29,046
Everything's finished!

732
00:54:29,886 --> 00:54:32,286
- Good morning.
- Good morning!

733
00:54:33,406 --> 00:54:35,206
Just look at it!

734
00:54:37,806 --> 00:54:39,326
Wow!

735
00:54:39,486 --> 00:54:42,686
- It's all finished.
- And we slept!

736
00:54:43,406 --> 00:54:47,046
- Yes, I didn't want to fall asleep, but...
- No matter.

737
00:55:11,766 --> 00:55:14,486
Yes, it's all turned
out pretty nice.

738
00:55:14,646 --> 00:55:16,326
Pretty nice?

739
00:55:16,686 --> 00:55:19,046
It's very nice. Very nice!

740
00:55:19,846 --> 00:55:22,686
Yes, but there's something missing.

741
00:55:23,486 --> 00:55:25,246
Somethings missing.

742
00:55:25,406 --> 00:55:26,846
Missing?

743
00:55:28,726 --> 00:55:30,606
Yes, you're right.

744
00:55:34,646 --> 00:55:36,846
But what exactly?

745
00:55:37,406 --> 00:55:39,886
No idea. I mean, everything's grand.

746
00:55:41,166 --> 00:55:43,206
It's grand as can be, but...

747
00:55:43,526 --> 00:55:45,686
Yes, how odd.

748
00:55:46,246 --> 00:55:48,526
I've got it. The children!

749
00:55:49,166 --> 00:55:52,406
The children who should
be running around here.

750
00:55:52,606 --> 00:55:56,006
- It should be teeming with them.
- Yes, the children!

751
00:55:56,166 --> 00:55:59,366
I had forgotten all about
the children. Come here!

752
00:56:28,046 --> 00:56:29,286
Right.

753
00:56:29,446 --> 00:56:32,486
Now you go over there
and I'll stay here.

754
00:56:32,646 --> 00:56:36,126
Okay. Or you go over
there and I'll stay here.

755
00:56:36,486 --> 00:56:38,006
Gregor!

756
00:56:38,566 --> 00:56:40,406
Right then, I'll go.

757
00:56:44,286 --> 00:56:45,366
Children!

758
00:56:46,046 --> 00:56:48,526
There's a nursery over there.

759
00:56:48,686 --> 00:56:51,006
I'm telling you, it's terrific.

760
00:56:51,166 --> 00:56:53,086
Do you want to come along?

761
00:56:53,246 --> 00:56:54,806
It's interesting.

762
00:56:55,286 --> 00:56:58,926
Yes? Come along then. Do
you want to come and look?

763
00:56:59,126 --> 00:57:01,126
It's great, I'm telling you.

764
00:57:01,286 --> 00:57:03,486
Come along. Are you going to come?

765
00:57:14,086 --> 00:57:16,566
You can really do
as you please there.

766
00:57:16,806 --> 00:57:20,766
It doesn't matter, either you
go play over there or here.

767
00:57:20,926 --> 00:57:25,246
Oh gosh, children just go
and... Come along for a second.

768
00:57:25,406 --> 00:57:28,126
Go on, don't be scared. Come on now!

769
00:57:28,286 --> 00:57:31,486
Go on over there, and
stop picking your nose.

770
00:57:31,646 --> 00:57:33,766
Go on over and have a look.

771
00:57:34,046 --> 00:57:37,086
Everyone go on over
there. Very nice. Good!

772
00:57:37,366 --> 00:57:39,006
But... Yeah, well...

773
00:57:39,806 --> 00:57:42,406
This is unbelievable.
So very nice...

774
00:57:42,526 --> 00:57:45,286
Yes, and... What
am I supposed to do?

775
00:57:53,286 --> 00:57:54,726
Oh my!

776
00:58:24,366 --> 00:58:26,086
Oh! One's coming.

777
00:58:40,246 --> 00:58:43,686
There were no plans
to open a nursery here.

778
00:58:43,846 --> 00:58:46,926
On the contrary. We already
submitted a petition.

779
00:58:47,126 --> 00:58:49,486
We have yet to receive an answer.

780
00:58:51,366 --> 00:58:56,406
- And now all the kids are inside?
- Every single one. The whole street is dead.

781
00:58:57,006 --> 00:58:59,846
I saw them here two
days ago. Two old people.

782
00:59:00,046 --> 00:59:03,166
They were looking at
books, and suddenly today...

783
00:59:03,326 --> 00:59:05,646
There's something strange about it.

784
00:59:05,806 --> 00:59:08,046
Are they even allowed to do that?

785
00:59:08,206 --> 00:59:12,566
- To just drag the kids in there?
- Well, it can only do the kids good.

786
00:59:12,726 --> 00:59:16,606
You can never be sure. What if
they can't deal with children?

787
00:59:16,766 --> 00:59:19,366
A nursery just suddenly pops up.

788
00:59:19,486 --> 00:59:23,846
- Aren't you worried about little Susanne?
- Not exactly, but...

789
00:59:24,126 --> 00:59:27,326
Exactly! You read about
what happens to children.

790
00:59:27,726 --> 00:59:32,486
- Like what?
- Like children getting butchered and canned.

791
00:59:32,646 --> 00:59:36,846
- Yuck! What wild ideas you come up with!
- No, it's true.

792
00:59:37,126 --> 00:59:39,926
Although I'm happy
somethings happening

793
00:59:40,126 --> 00:59:43,286
I do have to admit it
gives me an odd feeling too.

794
00:59:43,446 --> 00:59:46,806
I'm not entirely sure
what's going on there either.

795
00:59:47,006 --> 00:59:50,246
- Perhaps... Perhaps we should...
- Exactly.

796
00:59:51,406 --> 00:59:53,446
We'll just go have a look at it.

797
00:59:54,126 --> 00:59:56,166
We can still tell them no.

798
00:59:56,326 --> 00:59:57,766
And...

799
00:59:57,926 --> 01:00:00,286
we still have the police, thank God.

800
01:00:00,446 --> 01:00:03,846
- Why the police? Maybe everything's fine.
- Maybe.

801
01:00:04,046 --> 01:00:05,846
But only maybe.

802
01:00:06,046 --> 01:00:07,046
Right.

803
01:00:46,326 --> 01:00:50,206
Now then, I'm Grandma
and this here is Gregor.

804
01:00:50,446 --> 01:00:51,486
Hello.

805
01:00:51,726 --> 01:00:53,406
Hello, we...

806
01:00:53,526 --> 01:00:56,126
We wanted to come have a look.

807
01:00:56,286 --> 01:00:59,006
- To see what's going on here.
- Just a look.

808
01:00:59,246 --> 01:01:02,366
Yes, of course. You have
every right to do that.

809
01:01:02,846 --> 01:01:07,886
Well, Gregor and I would have come
out to introduce ourselves anyway.

810
01:01:08,646 --> 01:01:11,566
But we wanted to get
to know the kids first.

811
01:01:11,726 --> 01:01:13,486
Yes, I see.

812
01:01:14,166 --> 01:01:17,806
What is this here? Is it
a real nursery or what?

813
01:01:19,286 --> 01:01:20,366
Yes.

814
01:01:20,486 --> 01:01:22,526
What is it exactly?

815
01:01:23,286 --> 01:01:28,686
- It's not actually anything official, but...
- We did go to the effort to go to the city.

816
01:01:28,846 --> 01:01:33,086
But the city didn't go to any
effort. It has no real interest in it.

817
01:01:33,246 --> 01:01:35,486
But it is allowing it.

818
01:01:36,006 --> 01:01:37,766
So it's not official?

819
01:01:39,166 --> 01:01:42,206
- Well, as a matter of fact, not exactly.
- No.

820
01:01:42,446 --> 01:01:46,166
Who cares, if the city has
no interest in doing anything.

821
01:01:46,326 --> 01:01:49,806
Yes, they'd rather see our kids
under cars than safe inside.

822
01:01:50,006 --> 01:01:52,926
- Then... Then I'm pretty behind it.
- Yes.

823
01:01:53,206 --> 01:01:57,046
- And that's what we thought. Right, Gregor?
- Yes, I'd say so.

824
01:01:57,206 --> 01:02:00,846
If the city won't do it, then
you have to do it yourself.

825
01:02:01,126 --> 01:02:03,526
Someone should've done it already.

826
01:02:03,686 --> 01:02:06,486
Do it yourself. You
can't rely on the city.

827
01:02:06,646 --> 01:02:07,646
Exactly.

828
01:02:07,886 --> 01:02:12,006
It happened like this. I have
a little granddaughter, Sylvia.

829
01:02:12,166 --> 01:02:16,566
And we looked and looked for
her, but no nursery had a place.

830
01:02:16,726 --> 01:02:21,086
Yes, and then I saw this space
and thought I'd give it a shot.

831
01:02:21,326 --> 01:02:24,566
Well, I'll definitely
bring Susanne by tomorrow.

832
01:02:24,726 --> 01:02:27,046
- If she likes it here.
- Oh yes.

833
01:02:27,206 --> 01:02:28,646
Thank you.

834
01:02:29,086 --> 01:02:30,526
Thanks.

835
01:02:42,406 --> 01:02:44,806
Grandma, dinner's on the table!

836
01:02:45,006 --> 01:02:47,926
Yes, I just have to
make a quick phone call.

837
01:02:48,126 --> 01:02:50,286
She's really got the bug.

838
01:02:50,486 --> 01:02:53,326
Yes, the address is 12 Tumb Street.

839
01:02:53,486 --> 01:02:55,566
And we open up at 7.30 a.m.

840
01:02:55,806 --> 01:02:57,726
Who are you talking to?

841
01:02:57,886 --> 01:03:01,006
With my grandmother.
It's just my grandmother.

842
01:03:01,486 --> 01:03:04,366
All right, 12 Tumb
Street, starting at 7.30.

843
01:03:04,486 --> 01:03:06,566
Okay, take care, Grandma. Bye.

844
01:03:07,486 --> 01:03:09,406
What does she want?

845
01:03:09,806 --> 01:03:13,646
Just to talk. Some people
like to talk sometimes.

846
01:03:14,686 --> 01:03:18,566
All right then. I'm done on
the phone, if that's okay.

847
01:03:18,726 --> 01:03:20,246
- Enjoy.
- Enjoy.

848
01:03:20,406 --> 01:03:23,486
Don't talk nonsense. You
do what you want anyway.

849
01:03:23,646 --> 01:03:25,606
So how was your first day?

850
01:03:25,766 --> 01:03:27,526
Pretty exhausting.

851
01:03:27,686 --> 01:03:30,326
Children ask so many questions.

852
01:03:30,486 --> 01:03:32,726
They want to know so many things.

853
01:03:32,886 --> 01:03:35,406
- They are children.
- Yes, children.

854
01:03:35,526 --> 01:03:38,126
Yes, just another
one of those things.

855
01:03:38,286 --> 01:03:40,206
- Pardon me?
- Ah.

856
01:03:40,646 --> 01:03:43,686
The nursery idea. It's just silly.

857
01:03:44,886 --> 01:03:48,766
- Why is it silly?
- Making a fool of yourself out of charity.

858
01:03:50,446 --> 01:03:53,206
I'm not making a
fool of myself, Wolf.

859
01:03:53,366 --> 01:03:55,166
I have fun doing it.

860
01:03:55,526 --> 01:03:58,646
And, besides, it'll
all pay off in the end.

861
01:03:58,806 --> 01:04:00,806
At the Pearly Gates.

862
01:04:01,806 --> 01:04:04,246
In due time, believe me.

863
01:04:04,926 --> 01:04:06,846
And it's against the law.

864
01:04:07,046 --> 01:04:12,046
You can't just move in anywhere you
like just because the idea came to you.

865
01:04:12,206 --> 01:04:13,766
Grandma's right.

866
01:04:14,286 --> 01:04:17,126
Anyone who does
something is always right.

867
01:04:17,286 --> 01:04:21,486
The young and the old! They
always know everything better.

868
01:04:21,646 --> 01:04:26,566
People like us are caught in between. I
go to work every day, I know how it is.

869
01:04:26,726 --> 01:04:29,206
But you don't have
a clue, not a clue!

870
01:04:29,366 --> 01:04:34,246
Good God, Wolf, let Grandma do what she
likes and Jochen think what he wants!

871
01:04:34,406 --> 01:04:37,486
My opinion goes in my
house and no one else's!

872
01:04:37,886 --> 01:04:41,726
That's why everyone wants to
leave it. That's exactly why.

873
01:04:41,886 --> 01:04:45,686
- You've had it pretty good till now, right?
- Yes, well...

874
01:04:46,206 --> 01:04:49,486
Depends how you look
at it, Wolf. It depends.

875
01:04:49,646 --> 01:04:53,926
Ingratitude is all you can
expect. Ingratitude, nothing else.

876
01:04:56,606 --> 01:05:00,606
I'm taking you to Grandma. I
want to have some time to myself.

877
01:05:00,846 --> 01:05:03,686
- I get that.
- She opened a nursery.

878
01:05:03,846 --> 01:05:07,246
- A real nursery?
- Well, almost a real one.

879
01:05:07,726 --> 01:05:12,166
But you're not allowed to tell Dad
about it because he's opposed to it.

880
01:05:12,326 --> 01:05:13,886
Why's that?

881
01:05:14,086 --> 01:05:17,726
- Because he doesn't get lots of things.
- But he's an adult.

882
01:05:17,886 --> 01:05:23,206
Adults aren't always cleverer than kids.
Sometimes they're much sillier. You see?

883
01:05:24,486 --> 01:05:28,286
So you won't tell him that you
were with Grandma or anything?

884
01:05:28,446 --> 01:05:31,446
No, Mama, I won't say
anything. For certain.

885
01:05:43,606 --> 01:05:44,686
Monika!

886
01:05:44,926 --> 01:05:47,206
It looks like a real nursery.

887
01:05:48,726 --> 01:05:50,646
Yes, what did you expect?

888
01:05:51,126 --> 01:05:52,566
Come on!

889
01:05:53,406 --> 01:05:54,526
Sylvia!

890
01:05:54,686 --> 01:05:56,846
Goodness me, you're heavy!

891
01:05:58,046 --> 01:06:00,646
- Does this all belong to you?
- No.

892
01:06:00,806 --> 01:06:05,206
It belongs to everyone. Everyone
who can get something out of it.

893
01:06:05,406 --> 01:06:06,926
Look here.

894
01:06:07,126 --> 01:06:10,646
This is Manni. He's
Marion's little brother.

895
01:06:13,806 --> 01:06:15,686
- You're very pretty.
- You too.

896
01:06:15,926 --> 01:06:18,726
- Boys aren't pretty.
- But you are pretty.

897
01:06:20,486 --> 01:06:22,126
Those two!

898
01:06:22,566 --> 01:06:25,446
I'm going. I'll be
back around five. Bye!

899
01:06:25,766 --> 01:06:28,486
Gregor is studying
up on child rearing.

900
01:06:29,726 --> 01:06:32,806
I don't think much of
it. It's just theory.

901
01:06:33,006 --> 01:06:36,126
- But he's set on it.
- Let him do what he enjoys.

902
01:06:36,286 --> 01:06:39,326
Of course! Learning
never harmed anyone.

903
01:06:39,486 --> 01:06:41,486
But thinking is better.

904
01:06:43,206 --> 01:06:44,846
- Bye, Sylvia.
- Bye, Mama.

905
01:06:57,766 --> 01:06:59,566
You sure are pretty.

906
01:07:00,806 --> 01:07:03,526
Being in a relationship with someone

907
01:07:04,406 --> 01:07:07,206
who you always have
to keep secrets from...

908
01:07:07,366 --> 01:07:12,486
- You'd get fed up with that eventually too.
- I couldn't do it, not even for a day.

909
01:07:13,046 --> 01:07:16,886
Why be with someone if
there's no trust or anything?

910
01:07:17,166 --> 01:07:20,046
You never know beforehand
how it'll be later.

911
01:07:20,206 --> 01:07:22,726
At first everything is hunky-dory.

912
01:07:22,886 --> 01:07:24,646
Everything works.

913
01:07:24,806 --> 01:07:27,526
Both sides are
understanding and all.

914
01:07:27,686 --> 01:07:30,046
But, later, everything's crappy.

915
01:07:30,566 --> 01:07:34,206
Did something happen? I
mean, something in particular.

916
01:07:34,446 --> 01:07:39,086
Nothing in particular. It's more
of a fundamental feeling, you know?

917
01:07:39,246 --> 01:07:41,686
Could I get another sausage, please?

918
01:07:41,926 --> 01:07:44,606
- Here you go.
- Thank you.

919
01:07:44,846 --> 01:07:46,686
That's your third.

920
01:07:47,206 --> 01:07:48,846
That's what they say.

921
01:07:50,046 --> 01:07:53,086
- That dissatisfied
women eat more. - Uh-huh.

922
01:07:54,086 --> 01:07:55,686
So they say.

923
01:07:56,406 --> 01:07:58,646
I never want to get to that point.

924
01:08:03,126 --> 01:08:04,566
You know...

925
01:08:05,246 --> 01:08:07,246
I understand you so well.

926
01:08:07,526 --> 01:08:09,526
Sooner or later it'll stop.

927
01:08:11,286 --> 01:08:14,086
- It's great.
- It makes me look a bit short.

928
01:08:14,246 --> 01:08:16,486
- No, it's slimming.
- Slimmer.

929
01:08:16,606 --> 01:08:18,566
- How can a hat be slimming?
- It just is.

930
01:08:18,726 --> 01:08:21,046
You simply have to believe in it.

931
01:08:21,206 --> 01:08:24,726
Honestly, it really doesn't
make you look shorter.

932
01:08:24,886 --> 01:08:28,606
- Well... 95.50, right?
- An extremely good price.

933
01:08:31,366 --> 01:08:33,366
Okay, I'll take it.

934
01:08:38,686 --> 01:08:42,406
What I'd really like to do
is get a whole new outfit.

935
01:08:42,526 --> 01:08:46,446
- Then do it.
- Sure, then I'll have to deal with the scene.

936
01:08:50,646 --> 01:08:52,166
Although...

937
01:08:53,566 --> 01:08:55,086
95.50.

938
01:08:58,686 --> 01:09:00,206
Here.

939
01:09:04,086 --> 01:09:07,726
- Don't pack it away. I'll put it right on.
- As you wish.

940
01:09:12,526 --> 01:09:14,206
Is that good?

941
01:09:19,846 --> 01:09:25,006
- Right, now I'm feeling much better.
- You see? Life's little pleasures.

942
01:09:25,166 --> 01:09:28,286
And this evening I'll just
say that I bought a hat.

943
01:09:28,446 --> 01:09:32,046
- "If you object, I'll turn you upside down."
- Upside down!

944
01:09:32,206 --> 01:09:34,206
Imagine Harald upside down.

945
01:09:36,606 --> 01:09:38,486
No, that's too funny.

946
01:09:50,366 --> 01:09:52,166
Your daughter isn't eating.

947
01:09:52,326 --> 01:09:55,566
If she does something
wrong, she's my daughter.

948
01:09:55,726 --> 01:09:58,286
Say what you want, she's not eating!

949
01:09:58,446 --> 01:10:00,086
Eat, Sylvia. Please.

950
01:10:00,246 --> 01:10:02,166
I don't like spinach.

951
01:10:02,326 --> 01:10:05,286
- You eat what's on your plate!
- Kiss my arse!

952
01:10:11,926 --> 01:10:15,486
- Leave the room right now.
- Do as your father says.

953
01:10:18,006 --> 01:10:21,046
- Where did she get that?
- Kids hear such things.

954
01:10:21,206 --> 01:10:24,886
- Only if they mix with a bad crowd.
- She was with Grandma.

955
01:10:25,086 --> 01:10:29,246
- What does that mean?
- In the nursery Grandma opened.

956
01:10:29,406 --> 01:10:31,486
- And I think it did her good.
- Oh!

957
01:10:31,606 --> 01:10:35,246
- It's good to learn such phrases?
- The world won't go to ruin.

958
01:10:35,406 --> 01:10:37,286
But it'll ruin my daughter!

959
01:10:37,446 --> 01:10:40,366
Don't be silly. Kids learn
such things eventually.

960
01:10:40,486 --> 01:10:45,326
Yes, eventually. I want my daughter
to learn such things later, much later!

961
01:10:45,926 --> 01:10:48,846
And I bought myself
a hat, for 95.50.

962
01:10:49,606 --> 01:10:51,526
You bought yourself a hat?

963
01:10:51,686 --> 01:10:53,406
For 95.50?

964
01:10:53,526 --> 01:10:55,486
Why did you do that? Why?!

965
01:10:55,926 --> 01:10:57,726
Why do you buy hats?!

966
01:10:57,886 --> 01:11:02,846
I don't buy hats, Harald. I bought one
hat. And I bought it because I fancied it.

967
01:11:03,046 --> 01:11:06,286
- Do you understand that?
- No, I don't understand.

968
01:11:06,446 --> 01:11:10,166
I slave away at work all
day long so you can buy hats.

969
01:11:10,326 --> 01:11:13,006
I want to work. You
just have to let me.

970
01:11:13,166 --> 01:11:15,606
Then I can buy things for myself.

971
01:11:15,766 --> 01:11:17,606
It's the simplest solution.

972
01:11:17,766 --> 01:11:22,126
I buy you what you need, and that
means I determine what you need.

973
01:11:22,286 --> 01:11:25,526
That's how it is here,
and that's how it'll stay.

974
01:11:29,006 --> 01:11:31,286
- Four, five...
- That's right.

975
01:11:32,126 --> 01:11:33,566
Very good.

976
01:11:34,406 --> 01:11:36,446
Eight, nine...

977
01:11:36,566 --> 01:11:38,086
Good!

978
01:11:38,646 --> 01:11:39,886
So?

979
01:11:40,086 --> 01:11:43,246
It's still available and
he'd love to give it to us,

980
01:11:43,406 --> 01:11:45,646
but he won't reduce the rent.

981
01:11:46,366 --> 01:11:48,926
- The swine.
- He has his principles.

982
01:11:49,126 --> 01:11:54,046
Once he has his mind set, he doesn't
waver. He's not the only person like that.

983
01:11:55,926 --> 01:11:58,366
I suppose it's me you mean, right?

984
01:11:59,606 --> 01:12:02,526
I didn't want to be
so blunt. But still...

985
01:12:02,686 --> 01:12:04,886
Yes, yes, I get the picture.

986
01:12:05,086 --> 01:12:08,646
The difference is, all I
have is my mind, nothing else.

987
01:12:08,806 --> 01:12:11,686
But the landlord, he
has his accounting.

988
01:12:11,846 --> 01:12:14,486
He has a ca... ca...
calculation. Yes.

989
01:12:14,646 --> 01:12:17,126
He has two mortgages, repayments,

990
01:12:17,286 --> 01:12:21,126
interest, property tax,
sewer cleanout, annuities!

991
01:12:21,286 --> 01:12:23,446
Do you know what annuities are?

992
01:12:24,486 --> 01:12:28,486
- No. Do you know what they are?
- No I don't, but he does.

993
01:12:29,006 --> 01:12:32,926
And that's why he's made a
principle out of his 320 marks.

994
01:12:33,766 --> 01:12:38,486
My calculation is only in my head
and I know I can't afford any more.

995
01:12:38,806 --> 01:12:40,486
That's it, it's over.

996
01:12:40,606 --> 01:12:42,126
Goodnight!

997
01:12:47,206 --> 01:12:49,126
Now the time has come.

998
01:12:50,326 --> 01:12:53,526
- It took pretty long as it was.
- What's that?

999
01:12:53,686 --> 01:12:55,326
Look outside.

1000
01:13:07,086 --> 01:13:08,726
Are you Mrs. Krilger?

1001
01:13:09,526 --> 01:13:11,526
Yes, sir. That's me.

1002
01:13:12,686 --> 01:13:15,126
And I'm Mr. Mack. Like macaroni.

1003
01:13:15,286 --> 01:13:18,686
- Gregor.
- That's right. Mack, Gregor.

1004
01:13:19,686 --> 01:13:22,126
It's time to shut all of this down.

1005
01:13:25,166 --> 01:13:29,566
Right, children, it's time to go
home now. Off you go. Chop-chop.

1006
01:13:34,526 --> 01:13:36,726
But we didn't do anything wrong.

1007
01:13:37,246 --> 01:13:40,606
- We just...
- That's what everyone says. Everyone.

1008
01:13:41,206 --> 01:13:46,206
"We didn't do anything wrong, we
just..." We've heard that before.

1009
01:13:46,886 --> 01:13:49,886
- But we really just...
- Yeah right. Let's go!

1010
01:13:51,246 --> 01:13:53,886
May we perhaps go get
our things quickly?

1011
01:13:54,086 --> 01:13:55,526
Go on.

1012
01:13:59,646 --> 01:14:02,326
It's a strange
feeling being arrested.

1013
01:14:03,166 --> 01:14:04,406
Oh well.

1014
01:14:04,526 --> 01:14:08,006
Do you feel your heart
knocking in your chest?

1015
01:14:09,126 --> 01:14:14,686
- I feel the knock but I'm not opening up.
- Have no fear. I'm here, nothing can happen.

1016
01:14:14,846 --> 01:14:18,086
Move it, kids. We don't
have time to waste.

1017
01:15:03,606 --> 01:15:06,166
How big is the flat really?

1018
01:15:06,326 --> 01:15:09,846
Actually it's not a
flat. It's more of a room.

1019
01:15:10,126 --> 01:15:14,726
I wanted to put it under "furnished
rooms" and you said, "No, flats."

1020
01:15:14,886 --> 01:15:17,726
Now I ask you how big it
is and you say it's a room.

1021
01:15:18,446 --> 01:15:20,086
It's in between.

1022
01:15:20,246 --> 01:15:24,006
It is a room, but with
shared use of the entire flat.

1023
01:15:24,686 --> 01:15:28,246
My mother always did it
that way. Balcony included.

1024
01:15:28,406 --> 01:15:33,006
- A furnished room with shared balcony, et al.
- Yes, that's fine.

1025
01:15:33,246 --> 01:15:36,126
- Please pay at the till.
- Thanks. Goodbye.

1026
01:15:36,366 --> 01:15:40,366
- Goodbye.
- I'm a bit unworldly, if you understand me.

1027
01:15:40,566 --> 01:15:42,846
- Very well. Goodbye.
- Goodbye.

1028
01:15:43,126 --> 01:15:45,246
- Goodbye.
- Yes, then...

1029
01:15:45,806 --> 01:15:48,126
- Then I'll go. Goodbye.
- Goodbye.

1030
01:15:48,366 --> 01:15:52,166
- You can't write that.
- Of course not. Let me deal with it.

1031
01:15:55,686 --> 01:15:57,206
5.20.

1032
01:15:57,366 --> 01:15:58,806
Thank you.

1033
01:16:03,126 --> 01:16:05,726
Then she broke into
the place at night.

1034
01:16:05,886 --> 01:16:07,486
Broke in?

1035
01:16:08,606 --> 01:16:10,926
She had to get in somehow, right?

1036
01:16:11,606 --> 01:16:14,606
They left the door unlocked.
It's not a break-in.

1037
01:16:14,766 --> 01:16:19,286
- They didn't care about the space. -
If you don't own it, it's a break-in.

1038
01:16:19,486 --> 01:16:23,246
- You're nuts.
- Or anyone could enter anywhere.

1039
01:16:23,406 --> 01:16:28,686
- People must have a right to what they own.
- Grandma doesn't want to make a profit.

1040
01:16:28,846 --> 01:16:32,126
She's using a space for
something that's needed.

1041
01:16:32,286 --> 01:16:36,326
- She's being sensible.
- Says you. And she's not your grandma.

1042
01:16:36,486 --> 01:16:39,206
- You're jealous.
- Of a grandma? I declare!

1043
01:16:39,366 --> 01:16:41,166
You are. You don't have one.

1044
01:16:41,326 --> 01:16:42,846
- It'll fail.
- Never.

1045
01:16:43,046 --> 01:16:45,166
- Bet?
- What Jews do when they need money.

1046
01:16:45,326 --> 01:16:47,046
Trust me.

1047
01:16:48,246 --> 01:16:53,086
- What are you doing here?
- The police arrested Grandma and Gregor.

1048
01:16:53,326 --> 01:16:57,406
- Arrested?
- Yes, they arrested them and took them away.

1049
01:16:57,526 --> 01:17:00,286
Please! Who's smarter
now, you or me?

1050
01:17:00,446 --> 01:17:03,486
- Is what you're saying true?
- Of course it is!

1051
01:17:03,646 --> 01:17:07,206
- If that's true... If that's true, then...
- Then what?

1052
01:17:07,366 --> 01:17:12,246
- Do Grandma and Gregor have to go to prison?
- Yes, then they can't cause trouble.

1053
01:17:12,406 --> 01:17:15,166
- Know what I'll do?
- I'm sure you'll tell me.

1054
01:17:15,326 --> 01:17:19,526
Oh no, I certainly won't. I'm going
to do it, and I'll do it right now!

1055
01:17:23,766 --> 01:17:25,286
Marion!

1056
01:17:29,486 --> 01:17:31,846
Your sister has got a screw loose.

1057
01:17:32,046 --> 01:17:34,846
- How's that?
- Oh, you wouldn't understand.

1058
01:17:50,926 --> 01:17:52,926
Look, I have to talk to you.

1059
01:17:53,126 --> 01:17:56,086
My boyfriend's grandma
is a jolly woman.

1060
01:17:56,326 --> 01:17:59,566
Since Monika's daughter
had no place to go either

1061
01:17:59,806 --> 01:18:02,726
she opened a nursery
in a closed library.

1062
01:18:02,886 --> 01:18:05,086
They didn't care about the space.

1063
01:18:05,246 --> 01:18:10,246
She converted it and kids from the area
went there, as there's nowhere else.

1064
01:18:10,406 --> 01:18:15,286
Today the police came and arrested
Grandma and Gregor and shut the place down.

1065
01:18:15,446 --> 01:18:18,166
I mean, they can't
just do that, can they?

1066
01:18:30,286 --> 01:18:33,526
- Am I not dressed properly?
- What street is it on?

1067
01:18:33,686 --> 01:18:35,286
Tumb Street.

1068
01:18:42,606 --> 01:18:46,566
Please get me the police station
responsible for Tumb Street.

1069
01:18:46,726 --> 01:18:48,806
Okay. Thank you.

1070
01:19:20,446 --> 01:19:22,326
<i>Yes, The Gazette.</i>

1071
01:19:23,366 --> 01:19:24,806
Hello.

1072
01:19:25,006 --> 01:19:29,486
This is about two old people who
opened a nursery on Tumb Street.

1073
01:19:29,686 --> 01:19:31,846
Yes, they're here right now.

1074
01:19:32,206 --> 01:19:34,646
But they can leave
in a second anyway.

1075
01:19:35,486 --> 01:19:37,006
Yes.

1076
01:19:44,606 --> 01:19:55,166
Stop!

1077
01:19:55,326 --> 01:19:58,646
- But you said we could leave.
- In a second, I said.

1078
01:19:58,806 --> 01:20:01,766
- Yes, we waited a second.
- In a second, not now.

1079
01:20:01,926 --> 01:20:04,846
- It's just a second.
- A second isn't now...

1080
01:20:08,406 --> 01:20:10,806
You'll have to
contact the city hall.

1081
01:20:11,246 --> 01:20:13,766
My only task is take statements.

1082
01:20:13,926 --> 01:20:16,406
You're welcome. No thanks necessary.

1083
01:20:18,686 --> 01:20:22,486
- The press.
- Ah! I told you it was of public interest.

1084
01:20:22,646 --> 01:20:25,126
Yes, she did say that. Honestly.

1085
01:20:26,206 --> 01:20:27,846
Now sign here.

1086
01:20:28,206 --> 01:20:30,886
- Yes.
- Sign it? Why do we have to sign it?

1087
01:20:31,086 --> 01:20:33,766
- Because they're your statements.
- Ours?

1088
01:20:34,006 --> 01:20:35,806
- Let me read it.
- After you.

1089
01:20:36,006 --> 01:20:40,406
I have to read it first. I can't
sign something I don't even know.

1090
01:20:45,166 --> 01:20:46,606
There.

1091
01:20:47,766 --> 01:20:49,446
You said that?

1092
01:20:51,246 --> 01:20:53,686
Why are you laughing like that?

1093
01:20:54,326 --> 01:20:57,446
Don't you ever find your
own turn of phrase funny?

1094
01:20:57,646 --> 01:20:59,326
Now, if I may ask you...

1095
01:20:59,526 --> 01:21:01,286
- Yes.
- You may ask, yes.

1096
01:21:01,446 --> 01:21:04,526
- Well, it's right. It's right!
- All right then.

1097
01:21:06,526 --> 01:21:08,526
Give that here. Okay.

1098
01:21:10,286 --> 01:21:13,526
- Right. And now you can go.
- It's about time.

1099
01:21:16,126 --> 01:21:18,126
- See you.
- See you.

1100
01:21:18,286 --> 01:21:20,406
Not for a long time, I hope.

1101
01:21:20,526 --> 01:21:23,526
You see? They cook with water too.

1102
01:21:23,686 --> 01:21:26,526
Yes, but the water
got pretty darn hot.

1103
01:21:26,686 --> 01:21:28,926
What do you mean? Were you scared?

1104
01:21:29,726 --> 01:21:32,606
- You weren't?
- Yes, I was a bit, to be honest.

1105
01:21:33,246 --> 01:21:34,806
Have a nice day.

1106
01:21:35,766 --> 01:21:38,406
Now that the press has chimed in...

1107
01:21:38,526 --> 01:21:43,006
- That had to be Marion, right?
- Definitely. That was typical Marion.

1108
01:21:43,166 --> 01:21:45,926
If the press sticks by
us it'll all go well.

1109
01:21:46,126 --> 01:21:49,726
If we stick by the press,
the press will stick by us.

1110
01:21:57,166 --> 01:22:01,086
- The article he's written is pretty paltry.
- Yeah.

1111
01:22:01,246 --> 01:22:04,646
- In keeping with the city's story.
- They're right.

1112
01:22:04,806 --> 01:22:08,006
You can't just move in like
that, then anyone could.

1113
01:22:08,166 --> 01:22:11,166
She didn't move in,
and there was a need.

1114
01:22:11,326 --> 01:22:13,326
A need? What does that mean?

1115
01:22:13,486 --> 01:22:15,486
The city knows about needs.

1116
01:22:15,606 --> 01:22:19,566
No, it has no clue at all. Or
it wouldn't have been necessary.

1117
01:22:20,086 --> 01:22:21,926
It wasn't necessary.

1118
01:22:22,246 --> 01:22:25,806
Just look, things are going
just as well without it.

1119
01:22:26,886 --> 01:22:29,246
I wouldn't be so sure if I were you.

1120
01:22:32,126 --> 01:22:35,886
That paper! You didn't imagine
it that way either, huh?

1121
01:22:36,086 --> 01:22:38,086
Not what it used to be.

1122
01:22:39,646 --> 01:22:41,846
- But...
- Grandma?

1123
01:22:42,446 --> 01:22:45,566
- Gregor?
- You don't have a new idea, do you?

1124
01:22:46,886 --> 01:22:49,406
- I do.
- Oh, my goodness me!

1125
01:22:49,766 --> 01:22:51,766
Whom can I turn to?

1126
01:22:51,926 --> 01:22:54,486
Well, you can turn to me. Trust me.

1127
01:22:54,606 --> 01:22:58,526
- Nothing can go wrong.
- Well, wrong is the worst it can go.

1128
01:22:58,686 --> 01:23:01,086
- Wait, it's hot.
- I didn't want that.

1129
01:23:01,246 --> 01:23:02,926
- Cheers.
- Cheers.

1130
01:23:08,206 --> 01:23:11,486
- As good as ever, eh?
- Yes, very good. Like you.

1131
01:23:11,606 --> 01:23:14,686
- Right. I mean...
- Not so great.

1132
01:23:17,886 --> 01:23:20,086
I think it's terrible.

1133
01:23:20,246 --> 01:23:23,926
They have enough police to crack
down on kids and old people.

1134
01:23:24,126 --> 01:23:27,086
I saw it myself.
Degrading, really degrading.

1135
01:23:27,326 --> 01:23:30,326
By the way, Mrs. Krilger
called me this morning.

1136
01:23:30,486 --> 01:23:33,806
- Mrs. Krilger? Who's that?
- Mrs. Krilger is Grandma.

1137
01:23:34,086 --> 01:23:36,166
And Grandma is Mrs. Krilger.

1138
01:23:36,326 --> 01:23:38,166
And what did she say?

1139
01:23:38,406 --> 01:23:41,246
She said we shouldn't
give up that easily.

1140
01:23:41,486 --> 01:23:45,526
What does she mean? Now that
the state has stepped in...

1141
01:23:45,766 --> 01:23:49,086
- "It's far from over," she said.
- Did she?

1142
01:23:49,326 --> 01:23:52,326
- Yes, that it's far from over.
- And?

1143
01:23:52,526 --> 01:23:55,486
And? Well, I think that she's right.

1144
01:23:55,686 --> 01:23:58,566
- And do you already have an idea how?
- I have.

1145
01:23:58,726 --> 01:24:02,766
My husband Max founded a small
animal breeding association.

1146
01:24:03,046 --> 01:24:06,246
- Really?
- He did. He has such ideas now and then.

1147
01:24:06,486 --> 01:24:08,806
- Lucky you.
- I take it lightly.

1148
01:24:09,006 --> 01:24:12,006
But I think it's the
solution to our problem.

1149
01:24:12,246 --> 01:24:15,846
- The solution?
- How are small animals the solution?

1150
01:24:16,526 --> 01:24:18,726
Because, and Mrs. Krilger agrees,

1151
01:24:18,886 --> 01:24:23,126
the only chance we have is to
join forces in order to gain clout.

1152
01:24:24,006 --> 01:24:28,206
- And you do that by founding an association.
- Another one?

1153
01:24:28,446 --> 01:24:32,246
- Nothing comes of nothing, as we saw.
- You're right there.

1154
01:24:32,806 --> 01:24:34,526
Look, it'll be easy.

1155
01:24:34,686 --> 01:24:39,766
We take the breeding association statutes
and replace "rabbits" with "children".

1156
01:24:40,486 --> 01:24:44,446
Replace "rabbits" with "children".
Sounds plausible, right?

1157
01:24:49,486 --> 01:24:52,246
And Mrs. Krilger, that
is Grandma and Gregor,

1158
01:24:52,406 --> 01:24:55,486
want the Mattes' place,
number 12, second floor.

1159
01:24:55,646 --> 01:24:57,646
- But it costs too much.
- How much?

1160
01:24:57,886 --> 01:25:02,166
- 320, but it's too much for an old couple.
- What can we do about that?

1161
01:25:02,406 --> 01:25:05,286
Grandma said something
I have to agree with.

1162
01:25:05,446 --> 01:25:08,086
If we, as an association,
can get the city

1163
01:25:08,246 --> 01:25:12,486
to approve the founding of the
nursery and get city funding,

1164
01:25:12,646 --> 01:25:16,286
they'll both get a salary
and will be able to afford it.

1165
01:25:16,486 --> 01:25:20,326
Yes, that idea is most
definitely one I can support.

1166
01:25:20,526 --> 01:25:22,446
- I agree.
- So does everyone.

1167
01:25:22,646 --> 01:25:24,486
I'm not so sure about that.

1168
01:25:24,606 --> 01:25:29,526
The city may say they're fools who
like kids and are out to make a killing.

1169
01:25:29,766 --> 01:25:31,726
- You think?
- Yes, I do.

1170
01:25:32,006 --> 01:25:36,086
Yes, but when we send our
kids to nursery we pay too.

1171
01:25:36,326 --> 01:25:39,526
Yes, but the city collects
that money for the space.

1172
01:25:39,686 --> 01:25:44,166
Besides, they'll surely stick in a
state-accredited preschool teacher.

1173
01:25:44,326 --> 01:25:47,486
No, no, I'm convinced
we'll have to really fight.

1174
01:25:48,086 --> 01:25:50,366
If I may get a word in edgewise.

1175
01:25:51,486 --> 01:25:55,166
You keep speaking about it
as if it's really possible.

1176
01:25:55,326 --> 01:26:00,086
I mean, whether the city will give
way at all is totally up in the air.

1177
01:26:00,246 --> 01:26:02,686
- Even if we have an association.
- Yes.

1178
01:26:02,846 --> 01:26:05,686
But then, and I'm sure
this will come to pass,

1179
01:26:05,846 --> 01:26:08,246
Grandma has come up
with a grand idea.

1180
01:26:08,486 --> 01:26:11,486
Yes, I'd like to speak
to the local news office.

1181
01:26:12,046 --> 01:26:14,566
With whom? Well,
the editor-in-chief.

1182
01:26:14,726 --> 01:26:15,926
No.

1183
01:26:16,126 --> 01:26:19,486
No, not the editor-in-chief,
the chief editor

1184
01:26:19,606 --> 01:26:22,366
from the... from the local office.

1185
01:26:22,726 --> 01:26:25,526
What nonsense! No, I
wasn't talking to you.

1186
01:26:26,246 --> 01:26:29,486
- Yes, yes, we...
- Listen to you stuttering!

1187
01:26:29,646 --> 01:26:31,086
Hello?

1188
01:26:31,246 --> 01:26:34,326
We have a message. Hello? Hello?

1189
01:26:35,486 --> 01:26:37,366
The arsehole hung up.

1190
01:26:37,486 --> 01:26:39,766
No, she's just connecting us.

1191
01:26:39,926 --> 01:26:42,446
Hello, yes. Here's what happened.

1192
01:26:42,566 --> 01:26:46,166
Somethings going to happen
tomorrow, at ten o'clock.

1193
01:26:46,326 --> 01:26:49,646
- You have to say what!
- Yes, yes... Leave me be!

1194
01:26:49,806 --> 01:26:51,566
No, I don't mean you.

1195
01:26:51,726 --> 01:26:55,806
Something will happen at
the city hall at ten o'clock.

1196
01:26:56,006 --> 01:26:57,206
What?

1197
01:26:57,366 --> 01:26:59,926
He wants to know what.
What should I say?

1198
01:27:00,126 --> 01:27:03,486
I mean, absolutely no clue
at all! No, I don't mean you.

1199
01:27:03,606 --> 01:27:06,486
Listen, tomorrow
there's going to be a...

1200
01:27:06,646 --> 01:27:09,486
A demonstration,
that's right. Got that?!

1201
01:27:09,646 --> 01:27:11,446
- Ciao!
- You can't say "ciao".

1202
01:27:11,566 --> 01:27:13,766
- Over!
- Ciao, over.

1203
01:27:14,166 --> 01:27:17,526
- Getting on with you is impossible.
- What about you?

1204
01:27:17,686 --> 01:27:21,486
- Everyone gets on with me.
- You always have to have the last word.

1205
01:27:21,606 --> 01:27:24,486
- What? That's not true!
- There you go again!

1206
01:27:24,606 --> 01:27:26,126
Well...

1207
01:28:23,566 --> 01:28:28,486
- This is scandalous. It's scandalous!
- All thanks to those crazy old people.

1208
01:28:28,646 --> 01:28:31,486
They're crazy. Crazy!
I said that right off.

1209
01:28:37,446 --> 01:28:42,086
It's really hard to push through to
you. May I sit next to you for a moment?

1210
01:28:43,326 --> 01:28:47,206
Would you explain this
demonstration to our listeners?

1211
01:28:47,366 --> 01:28:50,726
We want to draw attention
to an unacceptable situation.

1212
01:28:51,006 --> 01:28:55,086
<i>A whole neighbourhood is
suffering from a lack of nurseries</i>

1213
01:28:55,246 --> 01:28:58,286
<i>so we took action and
founded an association.</i>

1214
01:28:58,486 --> 01:29:03,486
Yes, and all we did was replace
"rabbits" with "children".

1215
01:29:03,646 --> 01:29:07,366
- Yes, we replaced them with children.
- Thanks for that.

1216
01:29:16,046 --> 01:29:18,446
Yes, I mean, what should we do?

1217
01:29:20,166 --> 01:29:22,566
They're already giving interviews.

1218
01:29:23,246 --> 01:29:25,326
It's taking on... proportions!

1219
01:29:25,526 --> 01:29:28,406
- Is playing here fun?
- Yes, I'm having fun.

1220
01:29:28,526 --> 01:29:30,846
Right then, keep on playing.

1221
01:29:34,486 --> 01:29:36,006
Certainly.

1222
01:29:36,646 --> 01:29:38,286
Yes, of course.

1223
01:29:39,006 --> 01:29:40,486
Yes.

1224
01:29:46,566 --> 01:29:49,486
We're to give them
their nursery back.

1225
01:29:49,646 --> 01:29:51,406
Orders from the top.

1226
01:29:53,046 --> 01:29:54,846
I'll bring them in.

1227
01:30:07,806 --> 01:30:10,806
- So how is it? ls playing here fun?
- Of course!

1228
01:30:11,006 --> 01:30:13,006
Yes! As you can see.

1229
01:30:14,006 --> 01:30:15,886
It's the most fun in the world!

1230
01:30:16,086 --> 01:30:18,606
You keep going on about that!

1231
01:30:19,646 --> 01:30:20,846
It's...

1232
01:30:21,046 --> 01:30:23,446
- It's fun!
- I believe that.

1233
01:30:40,406 --> 01:30:44,486
Ladies and gentlemen, it looks
like a solution is in the offing.

1234
01:30:44,606 --> 01:30:49,686
Mrs. Milller from the nursery association
and the two old folks were asked in.

1235
01:30:49,846 --> 01:30:51,846
Let's wait to see what happens.

1236
01:30:52,126 --> 01:30:55,486
You can reopen your
nursery. You got that.

1237
01:30:55,606 --> 01:30:57,566
We never wanted anything else.

1238
01:30:57,726 --> 01:31:00,166
We felt that was
right from the start.

1239
01:31:00,326 --> 01:31:04,406
Fine, call it what you wish.
However, it'll be on one condition.

1240
01:31:04,526 --> 01:31:08,926
It will all be made official and
be supervised by Youth Welfare.

1241
01:31:09,126 --> 01:31:12,286
And a state-accredited
educator will run it.

1242
01:31:12,446 --> 01:31:15,486
That's good, it'll
ease our workload.

1243
01:31:15,606 --> 01:31:19,366
That's very good. You know,
the kids really are a handful.

1244
01:31:20,446 --> 01:31:23,166
And Grandma and Gregor get salaries.

1245
01:31:23,326 --> 01:31:25,606
Out! You can take things too far.

1246
01:31:25,766 --> 01:31:29,046
Calm down, young man. You
live longer if you keep calm.

1247
01:31:29,206 --> 01:31:31,406
Always stay nice and calm, okay?

1248
01:31:43,526 --> 01:31:46,926
Could you please tell our
listeners how it turned out?

1249
01:31:47,126 --> 01:31:51,806
- What did you achieve?
- The city's giving us back the nursery.

1250
01:31:52,006 --> 01:31:55,126
Victory, then. How does it
feel to leave victorious?

1251
01:31:55,286 --> 01:31:56,486
Good.

1252
01:31:56,646 --> 01:31:58,726
We think it is just and proper.

1253
01:31:59,246 --> 01:32:02,086
I think it's good the
city came to its senses.

1254
01:32:02,246 --> 01:32:06,446
- Are city decisions always sensible?
- Um... Hey, you!

1255
01:32:06,566 --> 01:32:09,606
Me? No, they're not always sensible.

1256
01:32:09,766 --> 01:32:13,886
But, as you see, we can help
the city down the right path.

1257
01:32:14,086 --> 01:32:15,526
So you're happy.

1258
01:32:15,766 --> 01:32:18,086
<i>- Thank you so much.
- Yes, goodbye.</i>

1259
01:32:18,486 --> 01:32:22,086
See, Grandma always manages
what she sets her mind to.

1260
01:32:42,566 --> 01:32:45,646
- That was courageous of you.
- Courageous?

1261
01:32:45,806 --> 01:32:48,406
- It could've failed.
- You think?

1262
01:32:48,526 --> 01:32:52,366
- Yes, miserably.
- I never would have thought that.

1263
01:32:54,606 --> 01:32:57,246
Your grandma gets what
she sets her mind to.

1264
01:32:57,806 --> 01:33:00,046
<i>Of course, she is my grandma.</i>

1265
01:33:03,566 --> 01:33:05,086
Hey?

1266
01:33:05,646 --> 01:33:07,886
Do you know what
I'm going to do now?

1267
01:33:08,086 --> 01:33:11,086
No, but I'm sure
you're about to tell me.

1268
01:33:12,086 --> 01:33:13,886
True. I am about to tell you.

1269
01:33:15,126 --> 01:33:19,446
I'm going to tell the supervisor
I want to train as a foreman.

1270
01:33:19,566 --> 01:33:21,686
I'm going to apply to be foreman.

1271
01:33:21,846 --> 01:33:23,846
- Is that good?
- Good?

1272
01:33:24,286 --> 01:33:26,086
It's great.

1273
01:33:27,886 --> 01:33:29,406
Okay-

1274
01:33:29,526 --> 01:33:31,326
I'm going to go then.

1275
01:33:34,006 --> 01:33:35,566
Then go.

1276
01:33:37,246 --> 01:33:38,686
Yeah.

1277
01:33:39,206 --> 01:33:41,206
Then I'm going to get going.

1278
01:33:42,446 --> 01:33:43,886
Go!

1279
01:33:51,646 --> 01:33:53,926
All the things a grandma's good for.

1280
01:33:54,486 --> 01:33:56,126
So...

1281
01:33:57,046 --> 01:33:59,126
I want to be completely honest.

1282
01:33:59,526 --> 01:34:02,926
Even if you had a
qualification as a foreman...

1283
01:34:05,486 --> 01:34:10,486
Management wants to fill the foreman
position with someone external.

1284
01:34:11,686 --> 01:34:16,406
Management has had better
experiences doing that, so they say.

1285
01:34:17,366 --> 01:34:19,006
Yes, and...

1286
01:34:19,686 --> 01:34:21,366
I must agree with that.

1287
01:34:21,566 --> 01:34:23,206
Well, then...

1288
01:34:23,686 --> 01:34:25,686
Then I may as well go.

1289
01:34:29,486 --> 01:34:32,566
Don't let this bother
you. You earn well.

1290
01:34:33,646 --> 01:34:36,486
It's not so bad if
things stay as they are.

1291
01:35:02,166 --> 01:35:04,486
And? I already told the others.

1292
01:35:04,686 --> 01:35:08,366
They've had better experiences
with external foremen.

1293
01:35:08,486 --> 01:35:10,606
How is that?

1294
01:35:10,766 --> 01:35:15,646
If someone is internal and is trained
for it, then that's definitely better.

1295
01:35:15,806 --> 01:35:17,806
Or am I a total idiot?

1296
01:35:19,566 --> 01:35:22,846
Things are as they are.
You can't change them.

1297
01:35:56,886 --> 01:35:59,566
Yes, and then the sofa will go here.

1298
01:36:00,126 --> 01:36:02,166
Yes. And a painting over there.

1299
01:36:02,326 --> 01:36:03,486
Yes.

1300
01:36:03,646 --> 01:36:07,206
One of the Alps and
a lake, and a sunset.

1301
01:36:07,886 --> 01:36:10,886
- A bit kitschy.
- Yes, I'm into that right now.

1302
01:36:11,086 --> 01:36:12,646
And carpet here.

1303
01:36:12,806 --> 01:36:17,126
With lots of ashtrays on it, so
you don't go burning holes in it.

1304
01:36:18,326 --> 01:36:20,526
Oh no. I love you so much.

1305
01:36:20,686 --> 01:36:22,526
- I love you too.
- Certainly.

1306
01:36:22,686 --> 01:36:26,486
But aren't we a little bit
too old for all of this?

1307
01:36:26,606 --> 01:36:28,646
I think people are looking.

1308
01:36:28,806 --> 01:36:31,486
The flat will be really lovely.

1309
01:36:31,606 --> 01:36:35,486
And we'll make the few years
we have left really lovely too.

1310
01:36:35,606 --> 01:36:38,806
The few years? Listen,
we're going to get old.

1311
01:36:39,006 --> 01:36:43,486
- We'll be as old as the hills.
- We've had it so good this entire time.

1312
01:36:43,606 --> 01:36:46,006
I mean, it's almost embarrassing.

1313
01:36:46,366 --> 01:36:48,646
We'll have enough trouble.

1314
01:36:48,806 --> 01:36:51,526
It'll be a long time
before I slow down.

1315
01:36:51,686 --> 01:36:53,526
You're right there.

1316
01:36:53,686 --> 01:36:55,486
Not you, that's for sure.

1317
01:37:07,486 --> 01:37:10,006
GRANDMA AND GREGOR

1318
01:39:02,326 --> 01:39:05,766
EIGHT HOURS DON'T MAKE A DAY

1319
01:39:06,046 --> 01:39:08,806
A FAMILY SERIES FROM WDR