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I can drive really fast with it.
Super, I have one as well.
What colors yours?
Mine's blue and yellow.
Mine's all red.
With sort of flames on the side.
Really?
Maybe we can race sometime.
I set some things up at home
that my car can drive over.
- Really?
- Philip!
Oh, there's Dad!
Come over here!
What's wrong with you? I've been looking
for you, and you're messing about out here.
Get a move on!
I can't take you anywhere!
The telephone rang just as I got in
and they said the other boy
couldn't come today.
It's a shame.
After we tidied everything up so nicely.
Don't be sad, OK?
I'm sure he'll come over another time.
Hi.
- Do you need much longer?
- Two minutes.
OK, I'll wait then.
.. and receive the new policy automatically.
Yes.
You're welcome.
Goodbye.
Excuse me, Michael.
Mr. Ehrensberger wants to see you.
Now?
As you may already know, Mr. Rauscher's
going to retire in six months.
I wanted to ask whether
you're interested in his position.
Very much so.
I should tell you that two other people
are being considered.
We'll discuss it among ourselves
and give you our decision in late January.
OK? Thanks.
No. Just wait.
This is my knife...
and this is my cock.
Which one should I stick in you?
No! Please don't!
This is my knife...
and this is my cock.
Which one should I stick into you?
The knife.
I saw a report on television.
One in four will lose their job
in your business.
Because of the economic crisis.
That means unemployment
for a long, long time.
So? I'm not one in four.
That's what Westerwelle said.
So? Who's that?
The German vice-chancellor.
Look. Do you know what this is?
It's your letter.
Your parents don't even want to read it.
And they don't want you to write any more.
They've given away all your stuff
and rented out your room.
They're not interested in you anymore.
And they said you should behave
and do as I say.
That's all made-up, anyway.
Should this stay out?
Yeah.
OK, then.
Ciao.
- What was the name of the place?
- Yeti Bar.
- What?
- Yeti Bar.
Right. Yeti Bar. You're joking!
It was like an open-air igloo.
- The other was called Ice Age.
- Ice Age!
- What? Ice Age?
- Ice Age.
You'll see, it's really fantastic.
You can ski on powder snow
and black slopes, right?
We'll end up roughly down there.
Then we'll have to take off our skis
and walk for a bit. OK?
You have to lean back more in powder snow,
so you don't sink down.
And start with a schuss.
And zip that up,
otherwise you'll get snow in there.
- Are you sure about this?
- Of course.
Let's go.
We're going out for a drink.
Want to come along?
- OK.
- See you downstairs in ten minutes.
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