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<i>it's Christmas, so what?

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<i>who is happy and why?

3
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<i>does skiing make you happy?

4
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<i>Christmas is as good as it gets

5
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<i>snow and sleat, and sip and slush

6
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<i>so we look forward till it is over

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<i>everything goes down the
hill at breakneck speed

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<i>and soon the Christms pixie
is starting to die out, so march

9
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<i>it's pure therapy

10
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<i>it's mass hysteria

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<i>we are so sad to mention it, but...

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<i>now it's Christmas in the treadmill again

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<i>it's Christmas, X-M-A-S

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<i>God, how commercial it is

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<i>soon, the air will
be filled with fraud and trickery

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<i>Christmas is, as you know,
always is an inconvenience

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<i>because it sets the most
extreme demands,

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<i>but in a time when no one
really knows what they want

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<i>it is the last straw we can cling to

20
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<i>has it first gotten through your
joyous child-like mind,

21
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<i> you'll be mindlessly
joyously sick,

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<i>then it's Christmas in the treadmill yet again.</i>

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CHRISTMAS IN THE OLD THREADMILL.

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Hi Berit.

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Hello, Flemming.

26
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And thanks for yesterday.
How amazing it was.

27
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Imagine; Eight times in a row.

28
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Berit, you are completely
uninhibited with that language course.

29
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I've been tossing and turning all night.

30
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Have a little café au lait.

31
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You just have to press
the stamp to the bottom.

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- Av!
- Get to putting on a clean shirt.

33
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It's some leaky shit.

34
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Typical French.

35
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Berit, you can say what you want.

36
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But this is one of the most
boring buns I've ever tasted.

37
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It's croissants.

38
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- Is it croissants?
- Yes.

39
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Then you can't be surprised that
there was a revolution down there.

40
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Oh, Berit...
Sorry, but it's so stressful to have so

41
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much hanging over your head
every single day.

42
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There, little darling.

43
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All people get calendar gifts.

44
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Here you go, Flemming.
It's something you've always lacked.

45
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Savior Vivre in a hundred ways.

46
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Berit, what good will it do?

47
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Never heard of reckless elegance, huh?

48
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Why do all French people are so...

49
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hell-bent and charming, eh?

50
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But my god, that's because they're
running around with a little shit on all the time.

51
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Yes, exactly.

52
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Here you go, little cherié.

53
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Bon appetit.

54
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Berit, that's nothing to advertise.

55
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After all, we are ruined.

56
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My God, there are so... so many who are.

57
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You have to go to training
before we go to Val d'Isère.

58
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It's just one thing I can't understand.

59
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How can they ski in that condition?

60
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There is something
called slalom, after all.

61
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Yes, and real Frenchmen hold
the doors open for their wives.

62
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In return, the wives
keep and maintain the rest of the house.

63
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Why are these mornings so tiring?

64
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I'm completely flat.

65
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Hope it isn't something with the batteries?

66
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By the way, I don't think this guy
can handle you push so violently.

67
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Berit, I'm scared.

68
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I think I'm getting stalked
by the public sector.

69
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Yes, everyone believes that eventually.

70
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That's the most reactionary
piss I've ever had...

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- But then look there.
- You are right.

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"THE PUBLIC SECTOR"

73
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It is the public, you can
recognize it on the plate.

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Berit, then there is only one thing to do.

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Fasten the seatbelt.

76
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Maybe we can speed, so hopefully we won't
be caught up by an OCV.

77
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No.

78
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My, Berit, if I were you, I would break up

79
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now, before Flemming starts getting cold food.

80
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I think I do too.

81
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Yes, but what about afterwards?

82
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How do I move on?
You know what?

83
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If you knew how big feet that man has.

84
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The French are guaranteed
to be no bigger than that.

85
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So, I know how hard it is.

86
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It's the same every time.

87
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You fight your way through
the first part and then you take out.

88
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Do you take out?
How much?

89
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Just a few kilometers off the Ring Road.

90
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There you can get three pairs for the half.

91
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Don't you think he looks tired?

92
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- Who?
- The chief physician.

93
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Yes, it's terrible.

94
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But as a doctor, you have to follow your call...

95
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Yes, yes.
Yes, yes.

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I'm coming now.
Three long and three short.

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Then I'm gone.

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It's home from the private clinic.

99
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I have a face lift in ten minutes.

100
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Oh, this neverending battle to
keep the screw in the water.

101
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I should never have bought that speed boot.

102
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If only you could take both
the scrubs and the underwear.

103
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Well, well, little Ms. Ruth.

104
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We must contain ourselves.

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I said one Christmas present.

106
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Wonder if the scrubs is the most practical.

107
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She is a nurse, after all.

108
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Yes, but there is something
about that underwear.

109
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Something French.

110
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- Where?
- Try to see.

111
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There.

112
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Just below the navel.

113
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Well, there.

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No, yes, it is very small.

115
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Hello?
The accounting firm Flemming & Kvik.

116
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Sorry, I'm a bit too out of breath.

117
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Okay, we'll grab the underwear.

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It is the public sector.

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Yes, hello?

120
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Just try looking out the window.

121
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Can they see the big
building right across from them?

122
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Do they realize how
much I sit for a month here?

123
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How did they imagine, I was
going to get all that money?

124
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It would be easier if they laid in the

125
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middle of the desk with the poles straight up.

126
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Hello?

127
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Hello? That was strange.

128
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Well, you.
Shall we have some lunch soon?

129
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Are you fresh?

130
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I play out.

131
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Burgundy Deluxe.

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- Viola.
- Excellent.

133
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Excellent.

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Half price.

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Frenchman.
Knows him, who owns the castle.

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Homeboy. All the way through.
To the fingertips.

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A bit feminine, of course,
but is completely real.

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We have gone to the dance together.

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I can get you three boxes, through the
the company, tax-free, instead of salary.

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11 percent.

141
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12.5 percent if you're quick.
So what do you say?

142
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Are there problems,
just say hello from Kvik.

143
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They all know me.

144
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And do you what on top of it all?

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A Renault.

146
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A Renault?

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Black.

148
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What are they doing here?

149
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If they don't soon pay that daycare
home soon, I'll deduct their wages.

150
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Let go!
Can't they just send a new late-bill?

151
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No, we don't have any more.

152
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They have 24 hours to find it.

153
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- Any questions?
- Yes.

154
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What do you actually do with a
case of Bordeaux in a daycare home?

155
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They find that out the day they have

156
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to look after their children themselves.

157
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Hey Berit, you old munch dagger.

158
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Hi Flemming.

159
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Tell me, what time
is it to get home, huh?

160
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Well, of course it doesn't matter what time you get home as long as you have the heart with.

161
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I was just missing such a small spark

162
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black, Bordeaux for my eight egg yolks.

163
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Tell me, what are you so upset about?

164
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Yes, that's... it's everything.

165
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The whole thing?

166
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No, Flemming, that picky, you're
simply not allowed to be.

167
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So, now you have to look here.

168
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Now we simply take two
slices of lovely beef thighs.

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And if you just hold them for a moment, Flemming,

170
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then I can show that I have my broth here.

171
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And then I make my foundation.

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We have already made that.

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And what then, Flemming?

174
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Yes, then we take our thigh
and dip into our foundation.

175
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Down into our little dip foundation.

176
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And what then, Flemming?

177
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Yes, if you would just be kind and

178
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- explain how to sort the vegetables.
- Sorting?

179
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Yes, so I put the carrots here, and then I put

180
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the onions there, and then I
put the apron over there,

181
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and then I go in and watch the Wheels of Fortune.

182
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But little loveling, that, it's no use.

183
00:09:02,540 --> 00:09:04,700
It is completely pointless.

184
00:09:04,920 --> 00:09:06,720
But it is actually incredibly popular.

185
00:09:07,380 --> 00:09:08,700
Want a French potato?

186
00:09:08,900 --> 00:09:11,560
Sometimes it just seems
so hopeless to fight on.

187
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What is happening?
I don't understand it.

188
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It's something about
finding some consonants.

189
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Consonants?

190
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There must be more
important things in life.

191
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- Yes, vocals.
- Oh.

192
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So, Flemming, now you
have to tell me what's wrong.

193
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Berit, I don't know how to say it.

194
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Can't you just say it in French?

195
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Yes, maybe.

196
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What's downturn in French?

197
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- 'Deroute.'

198
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Yes, 'deroute.'

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Is it Ruth?

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