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I like them war films best.
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You know, cowboy films and that.
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When there's some shooting or
a battle I'm well-pleased.
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'Cause them love movies
don't do much for me,
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they don't tickle
me fancy, if you like.
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I like them more violent films,
with fights an'all.
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They're a good laugh...
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From a Night Porter's Point of View
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Drop to the ground.
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Spread them
or I'll pin you down myself.
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What did you chuck just then?
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- No.
- What, nothing?
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Let's look in that bag.
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Who told you to do that?
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- What?
- Dance...
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This time it went better.
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At least the detainee tried
to get away.
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The other one practically
walked into our hands.
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The guard put himself
out a bit there.
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He followed the correct
checking procedure.
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He got him to spread his legs
and carried out a basic check.
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People come in,
your guard's there.
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They go out, your guard's there,
be it me or the other one.
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Nobody has the right to leave early.
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Let him be a colonel.
Or a general himself.
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He can try me.
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Your bags, please.
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Thank you.
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What have we got here?
Oh, nothing.
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Get on with it, gents.
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Thank you. Good-bye.
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When I'm here they've got to
clock in, and if they don't...
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Why aren't you clocking in?
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Get on with it, mate.
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Then the commander files a report
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and there's a penalty.
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And the committee looks into it.
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The committee are reliable people.
There's the Company Council...
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There's the Party Secretary.
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From then on you're branded,
you know.
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This way, you can't go in there now.
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Good-bye.
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- Sort of a German shepherd, is it?
- Yes, sort of.
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- Alright, let me see your ID, please.
- Here you are.
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Here are some guidelines...
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and the rabies
vaccination certificate.
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OK, that's good.
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Hello, animal shelter...
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Everyone loves something,
isn't it?
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Me, I love running checks
on people, you know.
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I love checking up on me fellow
fishermen, like those lot over there.
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I'll just take their rods away.
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If they haven't got their
permits in order, or use nets,
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I'll secure their fishing tackle.
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You could say that this
is my hobby.
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That's what I do.
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I'll take that tackle away I'll give
them a receipt
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and a date and hour when
to come and collect it.
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Because, suppose he comes
at a different time,
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well, he won't get that tackle back.
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I can buy that fishing tackle
if I fancy.
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Suppose it cost 500 then we
buy it half price, 150, for instance.
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The roller, the rod, even the line.
I can buy the lot.
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I'm due my 30-year bonus soon.
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A medal and some money
in an envelope.
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Maybe 500, maybe 600, depends.
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They call this reward a present,
you know.
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For an honorary volunteer, you know.
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Normally, masters have
sealing-tongues
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for sealing the warehouses.
Every warehouse must be sealed.
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The raw materials warehouse
must be sealed too,
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because if it isn't
we file a report to the manager.
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Once the director reads the book he
doesn't muck about,
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just chops the quarterly bonuses.
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Here's a youngster.
Take a seat, please.
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We've got our first young man.
Good morning.
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You're taking a test for
a fisherman's card, aren't you.
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Here's a question:
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How many rods are you
allowed to use at any one time?
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- One.
- Only one.
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- Can you use live fish as bait?
- No
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Young people can't.
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Here's a tricky one for you.
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- Is the perch a preserved species?
- No, it isn't.
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Excellent answers.
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You've passed.
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Here you are. Thank you.
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- Is there no one else?
- There's somebody else...
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Ask them in.
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When we do a raid, in Serock and that,
we arrive in a van, 15 or 20 of us.
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And we do the check.
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We also do it at night,
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with the dogs, you know.
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Bring the photos for Thursday.
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Stay, stay... Don't, don't move, girl.
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Come, doggy, come here,
come on.
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Sit! Come on, sit, lie.
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Stay! Stay! Stay!
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Come, come doggy.
Come here.
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Where do you think you're going?
Want a clout? Stay there.
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Parents come to us
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and ask to do some checks,
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like outside cinemas and that.
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Because some kids want to watch
films and not go to school.
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May I...
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So, we nab them.
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Come the summer, we go around parks,
and look for groups of boys
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and girls sitting around.
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We go up and say,
I want to see your ID,
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and if I see you around here
again you're going to
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a detention centre.
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And there you go.
We take that child's ID.
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And he is terrified and begs you
to give it back and swears
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he won't do it again.
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We write an official letter and we place
such a child In a detention centre.
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And that child learns from it.
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And when he leaves the centre
he's a perfect child...
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- Good-bye.
- Good-bye.
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I think that them youths have
too much freedom these days.
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They're running wild.
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They need to be put on a leash.
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Take, for example, that long hair
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tight jeans or them flares,
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moustaches, beards,
sideburns and what not.
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True, I've got me sideburns too,
but, you know, it's not like you're
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aggressive or anything
just cause you've got sideburns.
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I hate that sort, you know.
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- Don't strangle me.
- I won't strangle you, don't worry.
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- What next?
- And now, here.
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This way, you put that through there...
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Wait, wait...
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This way. You put that through
there and pull. There.
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That's not tied.
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Untangle it then.
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You did it wrong there.
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I like animals best.
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I don't like it when an animal gets
neglected
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or abused.
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I used to have fish. The kind that
swim in a glass tank.
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But my daughter poured
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some boiling hot
water from the tap and they
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got stewed, you know.
I had to chuck them out.
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They were good for nothing then.
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I used to keep budgies but they've
snuffed it too.
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My son, let them out and
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one fell into a pot of soup.
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Once that happens the creature's
got no chance, you know.
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Don't look that way.
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Go get him... Back to me, crawl.
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Here you bag of spew... here...
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I said, here. Come back here now.
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Regulations are more important
than people.
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If you don't comply
you're on your way out.
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You're in the sewer.
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And children, and adults must
comply with the regulations...
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This beautiful world is for them.
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To my mind, there must
be a death penalty.
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But do it in a way that the offender
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goes to the gallows in public.
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Hang him publicly
so that tens
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and hundreds can see.
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Nowadays, people like to criticise
the state, you know.
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If you ask me,
they shouldn't, you know.
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And all this nitpicking.
I don't like that, I don't.
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Not a bit. Generally,
I'd just crush that.
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Make a decent line, will you.
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13th May, 1977, shift starting 7 am
ending 7 pm.
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- Guard commander, Stefan Pilatowicz.
- Present.
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Waclaw Gluchowski is already
on duty.
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- Marian Osuch...
- Present.
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You wish you were in
a higher position, you know,
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a responsible position.
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For me, personally,
that'd be very nice, that would.
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Now, children, look at that
nicely dressed man.
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What a beautiful hat he's got.
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Do you know this man's profession?
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This is a...
Joaska...
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Krzysiek, you might tell us...
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