What If... Page #2
- Year:
- 2012
- 111 min
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but it's a small price to pay compared to
what would have happened to her.
Lonesome will be with you
for a long time.
-What do you do?
-I'm a director.
I mean, I work for a production agency,
mainly advertising.
Do you think that someone from your work
or your environment has reason to...
No.
-Are you married?
-No.
-You live alone?
-Yes.
-Security systems? Alarm?
-No, none of that.
-Your mistake...
-What's my mistake?
I was in my house at 11 o'clock at night.
What exactly was my mistake?
-Security systems? Alarm?
-No, none of that.
-Your mistake...
-I took the dog out for a walk,
we had an accident and then had to rush
to the vet. That's why I wasn't here.
That saved you... You should thank God
they didn't find you inside.
This is a vicious gang. They have broken
into five houses this month alone.
Times have changed...
You are lucky to be alive.
Try to put this whole thing behind you
as an unfortunate event.
You happened to be in the wrong place
the wrong time.
-Good morning. Can I speak with Christina?
-This is she.
-Hi. It's Demetris.
-Hi Demetris.
-Hi.
-Tell me.
Well, I called to tell you...
Not just for helping me with Lonesome...
who by the way is doing much better...
Listen, hold on, listen...
Speak!
-She's much better.
-That's good.
Yes it is. But even better, because of you
I was saved from a dangerous situation.
That's why I called to thank you.
The night we rushed Lonesome to the vet,
they broke into my house. I came back
to find my house all messed up.
And now, two days later, I feel
a little better and called to thank you
because if we hadn't met,
I could have died.
I see.
Criminals broke in my house.
They robbed me.
-Yes.
-What do you mean "yes"?
-I was fired...
-Excuse me?
An hour ago I was fired and
I can't follow a word you say,
not that I care, to tell you the truth,
because an hour ago I was told
that starting tomorrow I will be
unemployed... Which means what?
It means that I have to leave
my apartment, find a new job,
and we all know how hard that is,
cut all expenses and borrow money.
This situation makes me doubt myself
and feel inadequate and absolutely
unnecessary and helpless.
Do you understand how hard it is for me
to talk to you right now?
And surely, it's something that
we're all used to nowadays,
I am not the first, nor the last to lose
But I'm very good at what I do.
I am really good.
And I find it unfair that I'm deprived of
the right to do what I'm good at.
I'm an architect. Do you know how difficult
it is to do your job in this country?
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