Here's Your Life Page #4
- Year:
- 1966
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-Sit down.
I was planning on you
starting to work the saw.
-You could have stayed the summer.
-No.
No...
-I'll include this hour.
-There's no need.
No, not when
you're as wealthy as you, right?
Maybe you don't want any pay
for your invaluable work.
No, not if it's like that.
-How old are you?
I'll be 16 in the summer.
-Can you do this?
-Yes, sir.
-They call me "manager".
-Yes, manager.
Mr manager.
Yes, mr manager.
You'll sell confectionery. Sweets.
You get 15 a month and a percentage
as well as food and lodging,
and you have to help out
with the tickets.
During the days, you have to get
firewood for the restaurant.
Then...
Well...
You could become a projectionist.
I see, mr manager.
It's an Erneman projector.
-I see.
THE TWO BROTHERS
THE WORLD WAR:
THE WORKING CLASS
Do you...?
Do you have any education?
It's not easy.
An education has to be acquired.
Why do some people eat with the knife
instead of the fork? No education.
Why do some wipe their shoes
on the doormat? Education.
You can always see
that a person is educated.
-He is refined.
-Yes.
-Have you read Strindberg?
-Not all of it.
No, that's too much to ask.
Even I haven't done that.
Right now, I'm reading a book
about his adventures
both in Sweden and abroad.
You have to know Strindberg.
I'm thinking about
taking orders for books.
Could you ask people you know
if they want books by Strindberg?
There's also world history
and astronomy.
I don't know anyone...
You will get to know people when
you sell sweets and check tickets.
You have to make business.
It's the lifeblood of the nation.
Yes.
Yes. Could you
go down to the post office?
And you have to wear a tie tonight.
Sweets!
Confectionery.
That's fine.
Hello. Wait a second!
Hey you! You have to wear a tie
when putting up posters.
You're representing the company.
Hello.
On Thursday, yes.
Close your eyes.
Throw away the other one.
So you're out enjoying yourself.
I don't understand
how he will get out of it.
You who are working there
should know how it ends.
-They get each other.
-Really?
You get so bored with film.
I prefer philosophy.
What does Nietzsche
say about women? It's crude,
but it has a deeper meaning.
As they say in English:
If I had a bike,
we could go for rides.
If I could ride a bicycle.
Maria!
-Stop, you rascal!
-You stop, you bastard.
-Great that you could stop!
-Go to hell!
I just wanted money for coffee.
-You can have 25.
-Keep it, I'm only joking.
-Get off, I can't hold it all day.
-The glue's pouring out.
-There must be a world revolution.
-Yes.
If the priests
won't stand in the way.
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