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Her husband's lovely.
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I can't believe
you don't remember him.
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There were a lot
of people there.
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Did he end up vomiting
in the bathroom?
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Of course not!
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I'm sure I'll remember
when I see him.
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I mean it was five years ago...
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-Four.
-Four.
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I'll remember him
when I see him.
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But I did introduce you.
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You even talked to him
for a while.
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Oh, my dear.
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Trust you to wear
black to the beach.
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PARKING LOT
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Could you get my sandals out?
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They're in the bag.
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-And my hat!
-OK.
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I'm here!
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Ugly!
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-I missed you!
-Me too...
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Just look at you!
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You're a beach bunny!
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-My dear!
-Careful, I'm wet!
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-Just a little.
-Hi.
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-Armando! How are you?
-Hi.
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Good, Ernesto, you?
Here, babe.
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You look so slim!
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What have you been doing?
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-I told you I'd lost weight!
-I told you too!
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Let's get a beer!
Let's go.
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-How have you been?
-Great thanks!
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Let me get my...
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What are you drinking,
you alcoholic?
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Mezcal-tonic.
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-You're the alcoholic!
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-Want one?
-Yeah, give me one.
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What kind of beer
would you like?
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-I mean...
-I'll have a clear one.
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You look stunning.
Oh, no! I'm so big.
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-No! You look great!
-Do you think?
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-You're a hot brunette!
-I'm just brunette.
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But I look fat...
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DANYKA GROUNDSWELL
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-It's so cool.
-Stay! Stay the night!
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-No, sorry. I can't!
-Come on!
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-What do you mean you can't?
-We've got a room ready for you.
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-I swear I can't!
-Bloody Teresa!
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When you asked us down,
we went.
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I know, but I did
snuck out or work, didn't I?
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-She did.
-Please! You're the boss!
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-You can call it off.
-No, no, no.
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Yesterday was the convention,
but I have to get back tomorrow.
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-You have the power.
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-That's the power I'm showing.
-Yeah, of course!
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We can't,
we would if we could.
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We can come back on vacations.
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-You'd love that, right?
-Anytime.
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-You'd like to come and write.
-I'd be thrilled.
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-I could totally stay.
-Anytime.
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Oh, shit!
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-What's that!
-Sorry, Tere!
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Meet Iggy Pop.
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It's name's Iggy Pop?
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Yeah, it's Iggy Pop.
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Only you...
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There are a few
of them around here.
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There's Iggy,
there's Marianne Faithfull...
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Marianne Faithfull!
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And there's another one called
Thin Lizzy, who's this fat!
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Eww...
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-Come here, Iggy!
-How are you?
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-I'm good.
-Iggy!
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You're flat out, aren't you?
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He won't take food
from strangers.
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Yeah, but I really love it.
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Of course you do.
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It's a great job.
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How many states are you
in charge of now?
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-The whole southeast region.
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Jesus, that's incredible!
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-Did you hear that?
-Yeah.
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How are you guys doing?
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-Is it fun in here?
-Bloody great!
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-Oh, yes!
-That's great.
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We wouldn't go back to the city.
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-Absolutely.
-Never!
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-Really?
-Never.
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I mean we've got the beach
at our front door.
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The girls have gotten used
to the rhythm of life here.
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Of course.
Where are they?
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Amanda's still in Canada,
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she gets back next month.
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And Sofi stayed over
at a friend's house.
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That's nice.
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Have you heard from any
of the gang from university?
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No.
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Since we moved up here,
I stopped reading Facebook.
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But you did hear
about Mariana?
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The one I told you about.
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-What?
-She got divorced.
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No!
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What?
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-Just like that.
-Yeah, she just divorced.
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Apparently they'd been
on the rocks for a while.
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She never liked Germany.
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Then, her dad fell ill
over here.
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She poor kid.
And the kids?
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She brought them with her.
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Didn't she have cancer
or something?
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Breast cancer,
but they treated it.
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-Is she's OK?
-She's fine.
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She's sad about the divorce,
but she's fine.
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-She's fine.
-Oh, well.
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It's great that kids are going
to grow up here,
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because Europe's in a mess.
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Horrible, horrible.
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I never thought I'd say this,
but here, we're in heaven.
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I know, right? Poor people.
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Yeah...
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Sorry, where's your bathroom?
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Here, on the other side.
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-I'll be back.
-Yes, love.
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And you've had no problems
with hurricanes here?
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No, not at all.
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-We're really happy.
-Yeah.
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I can tell!
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-You look beautiful!
-Shut up! I'm fat!
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-Hey.
-All done?
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-Want to go to the beach?
-Yeah, great.
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Help me with this.
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-We'll be back later.
-OK!
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Careful with that step...
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You like American football?
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Not much.
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Soccer?
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Sometimes I watch
the world cup.
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I love it.
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Thanks.
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-Cheers!
-Cheers, Armando.
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-Great to see you.
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This is great!
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It is great.
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You needed to get
out of the city?
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Could you tell by my pale skin?
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I love the sea.
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You're welcome to come
whenever you want.
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Thanks.
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-Is it always this quiet?
-Yeah.
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Almost always.
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You'll get
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the occasional jogger,
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but it's usually quiet.
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There are 20 houses.
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The owners have them
as weekenders.
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So they're hardly ever here.
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Except on vacations,
then it's full.
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But we're almost always
on our own.
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On your own.
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It's fantastic!
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It really is a luxury.
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Do you like to live in the city?
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So?
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Why don't you move up here?
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Because of Tere's job.
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Right, she's still in Walmart.
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Yeah...
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Yeah, was named
director of human resources
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for the whole South East.
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She was saying that.
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That's great!
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Yeah, it just happened.
She's really happy.
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Yeah...
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But still, Mexico City
is no sort of life.
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-Tell her to change to Coppel.
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Their head offices are here.
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You can work
from anywhere, right?
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That's true.
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Just look at that.
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Imagine living here.
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Here you'd really get
some inspiration!
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Yeah, right?
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-Let's go in.
-OK.
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This really is a luxury.
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Absolutely nobody.
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Sometimes people go by.
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People from the village, mostly.
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What are they building? A hotel?
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They were 10 years ago,
but they abandoned it.
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Really?
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It was well advanced.
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Yeah, but there was some problem
between the partners.
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Were they laundering money?
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No.
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Why would they abandon
something so advanced?
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Well...
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Supposedly they didn't take
the groundswell into account.
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What's that?
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They're waves that start
on the other side of the world,
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in Australia.
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When they make landfall here
they erode everything.
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How strange.
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Apparently they took
a couple of years
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to get the money together.
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And in the meantime they noticed
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the beach was getting
smaller and smaller.
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At first they thought it would
come back the next season.
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But the fishermen said no way,
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it had been going on
for 20 years.
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And the scientists
from the university,
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told them the same thing.
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And that was it.
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But they'd started.
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And they fought
and abandoned it.
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And that shit doesn't
affect you guys?
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Bloody oath it does.
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Did you see the stones piled up
on the beach outside the house?
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It wasn't there 10 years ago.
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So what's going to happen?
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In the next 30 years
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it will take
the whole pool area,
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-and the first row of houses.
-Jesus!
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And what are you going to do?
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We're in the third row.
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I couldn't give a fuck
what happens in 50 year's time.
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-I won't be here.
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No, I mean...
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We paid a good price.
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We've got a great beach house
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in a luxury estate.
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And we've practically
got it to ourselves.
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Yeah...
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You really do have
a great life here.
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Bloody oath.
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Mate, did you put on sunblock?
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No.
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Put some on.
You'll get burned.
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-Really?
-The sun here is strong.
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You won't feel it yet,
but it's strong.
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In a minute.
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Don't forget your hairline.
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And on your bald patch
while you're there.
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Mate, your wedding was awesome.
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You liked it?
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I haven't been
so drunk in years!
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Yeah, man.
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What a hangover I had
the next day!
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Damn...
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Actually, I was sick for days.
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You can't dodge age, right?
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Hell, no.
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In high school
you could get drunk
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and go to school
without sleeping
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and you were fine.
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The body can't take it
at our age.
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Now it takes three days
to get over a hangover.
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And the missus,
in a shitty mood for days.
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Ouch!
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How long have you
been married for?
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Eighteen years.
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-A lifetime!
-Feels like it too!
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-Is it hard work?
-No, we're great!
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-Yeah?
-No work at all.
265
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Anyway, life here is quiet.
266
00:18:28.608 --> 00:18:30.565
The temptations are in the city.
267
00:18:30.652 --> 00:18:31.862
That's true.
268
00:18:32.612 --> 00:18:34.362
But you must have married
very young then.
269
00:18:34.447 --> 00:18:36.253
-How old are you?
-The big 5-0.
270
00:18:36.337 --> 00:18:37.385
Wow!
271
00:18:37.468 --> 00:18:38.535
And I'm hot on your heels.
272
00:18:41.538 --> 00:18:44.373
I say every year that goes by
I'm one year less stupid.
273
00:18:46.125 --> 00:18:47.920
I like that!
I'm going to use it.
274
00:18:49.797 --> 00:18:52.007
Wouldn't you like
to be young again?
275
00:18:52.090 --> 00:18:53.092
Christ, no!
276
00:18:53.175 --> 00:18:56.470
I'd rather chew glass
than be in a club
277
00:18:56.595 --> 00:18:57.718
trying to pick up
278
00:18:57.803 --> 00:18:59.890
without being able
to hear anything.
279
00:19:06.522 --> 00:19:08.690
Mate how do you manage
not to have a gut?
280
00:19:09.775 --> 00:19:11.815
I just run.
281
00:19:12.235 --> 00:19:13.528
Do push-ups.
282
00:19:13.820 --> 00:19:15.027
You?
283
00:19:15.113 --> 00:19:16.740
No, I do have one!
284
00:19:18.033 --> 00:19:20.702
-But do you do any exercise?
-Yeah.
285
00:19:21.662 --> 00:19:23.160
I swim from here
286
00:19:23.247 --> 00:19:24.915
to the abandoned hotel and back.
287
00:19:24.998 --> 00:19:26.163
Nice one!
288
00:19:26.583 --> 00:19:27.957
On the way there it's easy.
289
00:19:28.627 --> 00:19:29.958
But on the way back
290
00:19:30.045 --> 00:19:31.630
you've got the current
against you
291
00:19:31.713 --> 00:19:33.132
and you really have to work.
292
00:19:33.215 --> 00:19:34.423
Really?
293
00:19:37.970 --> 00:19:39.220
That's great.
294
00:19:49.397 --> 00:19:51.148
And what do you do
for a living here?
295
00:19:51.900 --> 00:19:53.777
Not much.
296
00:19:55.487 --> 00:19:57.530
You don't need much money here.
297
00:19:59.282 --> 00:20:00.783
The house is paid for.
298
00:20:00.992 --> 00:20:03.078
My father's factory is
still producing.
299
00:20:03.162 --> 00:20:05.372
-It's enough to get by on.
-Really?
300
00:20:08.750 --> 00:20:11.253
Now that my eldest daughter
went to Canada
301
00:20:12.378 --> 00:20:14.505
we sold the house
we had in Culiacán.
302
00:20:15.298 --> 00:20:17.332
And with that we got enough
303
00:20:17.415 --> 00:20:19.177
to pay the universities
of both of them.
304
00:20:22.055 --> 00:20:23.182
That's great.
305
00:20:27.143 --> 00:20:29.605
You've got a son
from your first marriage, right?
306
00:20:29.688 --> 00:20:30.813
No.
307
00:20:30.897 --> 00:20:32.148
-Haven't you?
-No.
308
00:20:32.232 --> 00:20:34.985
-Don't you want kids?
-Christ, no!
309
00:20:37.778 --> 00:20:39.155
You see...
310
00:20:40.573 --> 00:20:44.118
Tere and I like to spend
our money on ourselves.
311
00:20:44.202 --> 00:20:46.497
We love to get out, to travel...
312
00:20:47.038 --> 00:20:50.733
Imagine travelling
with backpacks,
313
00:20:50.818 --> 00:20:52.665
prams, nappy bags...
314
00:20:52.752 --> 00:20:55.005
No, no, no...
315
00:20:57.673 --> 00:20:59.463
No, and the older they get,
316
00:21:00.635 --> 00:21:02.008
the bigger the problems...
317
00:21:02.095 --> 00:21:03.222
Right.
318
00:21:04.097 --> 00:21:05.223
Yeah...
319
00:21:05.307 --> 00:21:08.477
Right now my youngest daughter
is the one who's worrying me.
320
00:21:09.227 --> 00:21:10.437
Why's that?
321
00:21:11.103 --> 00:21:12.105
Well...
322
00:21:14.942 --> 00:21:16.940
I found a marijuana cigarette
in her room.
323
00:21:17.027 --> 00:21:18.070
Bloody hell.
324
00:21:18.153 --> 00:21:20.405
She's fourteen,
for Christ's sake.
325
00:21:24.242 --> 00:21:26.662
She's hanging out
with a girl from the village.
326
00:21:26.745 --> 00:21:27.910
Yeah?
327
00:21:27.997 --> 00:21:30.290
The girl's got a bad reputation.
328
00:21:31.207 --> 00:21:35.628
And Sofi always wants to spend
the night at her place.
329
00:21:36.922 --> 00:21:39.507
The girl lives
with her grandmother
330
00:21:39.590 --> 00:21:41.427
and I don't think the old lady
keeps an eye on them.
331
00:21:41.510 --> 00:21:42.593
Oh, no...
332
00:21:42.677 --> 00:21:44.262
You've got to keep
an eye on them.
333
00:21:51.562 --> 00:21:53.605
I think I am getting sunburnt.
334
00:21:54.605 --> 00:21:56.525
I'll sit on the shade
for a while.
335
00:21:58.235 --> 00:22:00.195
-Want another beer?
-No.
336
00:22:00.278 --> 00:22:01.363
Sure?
337
00:22:02.072 --> 00:22:03.445
Yeah, I'll go and swim
for a while.
338
00:22:03.532 --> 00:22:04.988
OK.
339
00:22:05.075 --> 00:22:06.618
-I'll see you in a while.
-Right.
340
00:22:57.585 --> 00:22:59.797
Girls are more empowered.
341
00:22:59.893 --> 00:23:02.048
But what about the boys?
342
00:23:02.132 --> 00:23:04.592
The pornography they watch
is so violent.
343
00:24:02.567 --> 00:24:05.945
-Girl, they won't let you!
-They will too!
344
00:24:07.613 --> 00:24:09.448
Sure you're not going
to stand me up?
345
00:24:10.200 --> 00:24:11.283
What?
346
00:24:11.367 --> 00:24:13.453
Are you sure you're not going
to stand me up?
347
00:24:13.577 --> 00:24:14.830
Yes!
348
00:24:17.290 --> 00:24:19.042
You almost knocked
my glasses off.
349
00:24:21.418 --> 00:24:23.547
Good afternoon!
-Afternoon.
350
00:24:26.048 --> 00:24:27.383
I'm exhausted.
351
00:24:27.800 --> 00:24:29.257
Did you bring sunblock?
352
00:24:30.428 --> 00:24:31.680
Are you being sarcastic?
353
00:24:31.763 --> 00:24:33.512
For me, stupid!
354
00:24:33.932 --> 00:24:35.725
Not everything's about you.
355
00:24:42.482 --> 00:24:43.858
Dad!
356
00:26:52.320 --> 00:26:53.738
What's up?
357
00:26:55.073 --> 00:26:56.073
Oh, man!
358
00:26:58.785 --> 00:27:00.203
You okay?
359
00:27:02.955 --> 00:27:05.583
I'm too old for this.
360
00:27:07.960 --> 00:27:10.505
-That's your daughter?
-Yeah.
361
00:27:12.215 --> 00:27:13.717
The fairest one.
362
00:27:19.180 --> 00:27:20.390
The dark one
363
00:27:22.183 --> 00:27:24.268
is the friend
I was telling you about.
364
00:27:24.360 --> 00:27:25.520
Oh, yeah?
365
00:27:31.525 --> 00:27:33.445
The kid's a champion
kite surfer.
366
00:27:33.570 --> 00:27:34.608
Really?
367
00:27:34.695 --> 00:27:35.863
Wow.
368
00:27:45.873 --> 00:27:47.122
I'm worn out.
369
00:27:48.083 --> 00:27:50.002
I bet! I saw you.
370
00:27:56.300 --> 00:27:57.635
How's your book?
371
00:27:57.718 --> 00:28:00.305
Good, good.
372
00:28:00.388 --> 00:28:02.015
It's one I read
when I was a teenager
373
00:28:02.140 --> 00:28:03.558
and it really marked me.
374
00:28:03.642 --> 00:28:05.598
I re-read it every few years
375
00:28:05.685 --> 00:28:07.978
and I always discover
new things in it.
376
00:28:10.690 --> 00:28:11.817
Go for it!
377
00:28:15.027 --> 00:28:16.462
I'll be back in a minute.
378
00:28:16.545 --> 00:28:17.822
Go.
379
00:28:53.650 --> 00:28:55.693
Hi.
Hi.
380
00:29:02.742 --> 00:29:04.702
-Danyka.
-Armando.
381
00:29:08.457 --> 00:29:10.208
-Danyka?
-Yes.
382
00:29:10.333 --> 00:29:11.960
Nice name.
Where's it from?
383
00:29:12.085 --> 00:29:13.375
It's Slavic.
384
00:29:13.878 --> 00:29:15.505
It means morning star.
385
00:29:15.588 --> 00:29:17.423
-Nice.
-Thanks.
386
00:29:23.345 --> 00:29:24.635
Are you allowed to drink?
387
00:29:24.722 --> 00:29:26.015
It's fine.
388
00:29:28.433 --> 00:29:29.727
Cheers, then.
389
00:29:33.732 --> 00:29:35.192
Got sick of being in the water?
390
00:29:36.608 --> 00:29:38.862
Sofia gets jealous
of her father.
391
00:29:39.070 --> 00:29:40.530
Yeah? Why's that?
392
00:29:41.990 --> 00:29:43.240
She's crazy.
393
00:29:50.207 --> 00:29:51.457
Hot, isn't it!
394
00:29:51.748 --> 00:29:53.877
Oh, this is nothing.
395
00:29:54.127 --> 00:29:56.625
Last week it was 45 degrees.
396
00:29:56.710 --> 00:29:58.297
How horrible!
397
00:29:58.380 --> 00:30:00.508
-You get used to it.
-I suppose so.
398
00:30:10.477 --> 00:30:12.187
So you're a windsurfer, right?
399
00:30:12.603 --> 00:30:14.438
-Kite surfer.
-That's what I meant.
400
00:30:15.398 --> 00:30:17.230
Kite surf is more in the waves.
401
00:30:17.317 --> 00:30:20.110
And you use a kite,
not a fixed sail.
402
00:30:22.238 --> 00:30:23.865
Nice.
How do you do it?
403
00:30:24.240 --> 00:30:28.493
You've got a harness
that's connected to the kite
404
00:30:29.245 --> 00:30:31.538
and there's a sabre
you steer with,
405
00:30:31.622 --> 00:30:33.792
and the board that's fixed
to your feet.
406
00:30:33.875 --> 00:30:35.345
So you surf at the same time?
407
00:30:35.428 --> 00:30:37.128
-Yeah.
-That's nice.
408
00:30:37.212 --> 00:30:38.593
It's more complicated
than surfing,
409
00:30:38.678 --> 00:30:40.673
you don't just depend
on the force of the wave,
410
00:30:40.757 --> 00:30:42.675
but also on the force
of the wind.
411
00:30:44.593 --> 00:30:45.970
And it's not dangerous?
412
00:30:48.472 --> 00:30:51.890
Actually, I've had friends
who've wound up in palm trees
413
00:30:51.977 --> 00:30:53.352
or crashed into buildings...
414
00:30:53.435 --> 00:30:54.728
No way!
415
00:30:56.563 --> 00:30:57.777
And it doesn't scare you?
416
00:30:57.860 --> 00:30:59.317
No, I know what I'm doing.
417
00:31:04.030 --> 00:31:05.865
And you compete, right?
418
00:31:07.158 --> 00:31:08.577
I'm Latin American champion.
419
00:31:09.618 --> 00:31:10.765
Wow!
420
00:31:11.453 --> 00:31:12.622
Really?
421
00:31:14.832 --> 00:31:16.167
You know, in my category...
422
00:31:16.542 --> 00:31:18.920
Great, what's your category?
423
00:31:19.962 --> 00:31:21.422
Under sixteen.
424
00:31:21.505 --> 00:31:22.795
Under...
425
00:31:23.090 --> 00:31:24.550
How old are you?
426
00:31:24.633 --> 00:31:26.718
-I'm sixteen.
-You're sixteen?
427
00:31:27.803 --> 00:31:29.847
-Really?
-Almost.
428
00:31:29.930 --> 00:31:31.678
Give me that!
429
00:31:31.765 --> 00:31:33.350
If you want,
but I'm allowed to.
430
00:31:33.433 --> 00:31:34.602
I'm joking.
431
00:31:38.690 --> 00:31:41.233
And where was the championship?
In Cancun?
432
00:31:42.152 --> 00:31:44.695
-Colombia.
-Cool! Which part?
433
00:31:45.363 --> 00:31:46.693
Icaro Beach.
434
00:31:47.157 --> 00:31:48.992
About two hours from Cartagena.
435
00:31:51.327 --> 00:31:52.370
Nice.
436
00:31:54.205 --> 00:31:56.082
So you're in high school?
437
00:31:56.915 --> 00:31:58.417
The Lopez Mateos school.
438
00:31:58.960 --> 00:32:00.252
And how's that?
439
00:32:00.420 --> 00:32:01.542
Like all schools.
440
00:32:01.628 --> 00:32:03.882
A few good teachers,
you can learn if you want to.
441
00:32:04.923 --> 00:32:07.343
-Do you like it?
-Fucking hate it.
442
00:32:09.012 --> 00:32:10.680
How honest!
443
00:32:12.390 --> 00:32:13.683
Why don't you like it?
444
00:32:14.850 --> 00:32:16.560
Did you study trigonometry?
445
00:32:16.810 --> 00:32:18.020
Yes.
446
00:32:18.980 --> 00:32:20.895
And have you ever used it since?
447
00:32:20.982 --> 00:32:22.275
No.
448
00:32:24.193 --> 00:32:25.820
Do you know anyone
who's used it?
449
00:32:27.197 --> 00:32:30.367
Maybe an architect
or an engineer.
450
00:32:31.867 --> 00:32:33.577
They use design programs.
451
00:32:34.078 --> 00:32:35.497
I suppose they do.
452
00:32:37.540 --> 00:32:38.917
Did you learn calculus?
453
00:32:40.083 --> 00:32:41.377
I think so...
454
00:32:42.212 --> 00:32:43.963
And have you ever used it?
455
00:32:44.672 --> 00:32:47.217
I only learnt it
to pass the exam.
456
00:32:47.342 --> 00:32:50.052
I haven't used it
and I can't remember it.
457
00:32:50.678 --> 00:32:54.098
I think what school really does
is to teach you to learn.
458
00:32:55.098 --> 00:32:56.763
It teaches you to memorize
459
00:32:57.352 --> 00:32:58.643
and repeat.
460
00:33:00.688 --> 00:33:03.648
I think if you want to learn,
you learn naturally.
461
00:33:04.817 --> 00:33:06.443
That's what curiosity is for.
462
00:33:08.070 --> 00:33:10.615
School's not there
to teach you to learn.
463
00:33:11.407 --> 00:33:12.617
It's there
464
00:33:13.533 --> 00:33:16.117
to teach you to spend
half your life
465
00:33:16.203 --> 00:33:17.705
shut up in an office
466
00:33:17.788 --> 00:33:19.478
doing stupid shit
467
00:33:19.562 --> 00:33:21.500
to make somebody else rich.
468
00:33:21.792 --> 00:33:23.418
OK!
469
00:33:27.382 --> 00:33:29.133
You really understand the world.
470
00:33:29.217 --> 00:33:31.052
Cheers to understanding
the world!
471
00:33:31.552 --> 00:33:32.803
Cheers.
472
00:33:38.935 --> 00:33:40.310
And you're a writer.
473
00:33:41.812 --> 00:33:44.440
-How do you know?
-Neto told me.
474
00:33:46.150 --> 00:33:47.482
Yeah.
475
00:33:47.902 --> 00:33:49.278
I'm a novelist.
476
00:33:50.822 --> 00:33:52.028
I write historical novels,
477
00:33:52.115 --> 00:33:54.117
but very focused
on the politics of the era.
478
00:33:55.283 --> 00:33:57.412
-What's your name?
-Armando Rios.
479
00:33:58.788 --> 00:34:00.118
I've heard of you.
480
00:34:00.205 --> 00:34:02.417
-Yeah?
-But I haven't read you.
481
00:34:03.083 --> 00:34:04.248
I can send you something
482
00:34:04.335 --> 00:34:05.628
and you can tell me
what you think.
483
00:34:05.712 --> 00:34:06.753
OK.
484
00:34:12.718 --> 00:34:14.012
Wow!
485
00:34:15.012 --> 00:34:17.765
Dad always used to have
this book on his bedside table.
486
00:34:17.848 --> 00:34:19.392
No! Really?
487
00:34:19.475 --> 00:34:20.768
I swear!
488
00:34:20.852 --> 00:34:25.482
He had a beautiful
leather-bound first edition.
489
00:34:26.023 --> 00:34:29.068
I mean, the first edition
in Spanish.
490
00:34:29.485 --> 00:34:31.150
What a treasure.
491
00:34:31.862 --> 00:34:32.905
Have you read it?
492
00:34:33.280 --> 00:34:34.372
Of course!
493
00:34:34.457 --> 00:34:35.697
Twice.
494
00:34:35.782 --> 00:34:36.950
It's beautiful.
495
00:34:39.870 --> 00:34:41.243
That's great!
496
00:34:41.955 --> 00:34:43.457
And what are you reading now?
497
00:34:44.042 --> 00:34:45.332
Wuthering Heights.
498
00:34:45.417 --> 00:34:47.545
Wow! Charlotte Brontë.
499
00:34:48.087 --> 00:34:49.252
Emily.
500
00:34:49.838 --> 00:34:51.048
Of course.
501
00:34:51.257 --> 00:34:54.052
Charlotte wrote Jane Eyre.
502
00:34:55.010 --> 00:34:56.012
And how is it?
503
00:34:56.762 --> 00:34:58.885
I'd started it years ago,
504
00:34:58.970 --> 00:35:00.850
but I didn't understand it.
505
00:35:01.517 --> 00:35:02.935
It's kind of complex.
506
00:35:03.352 --> 00:35:04.603
So I just started it again now.
507
00:35:09.150 --> 00:35:11.235
How come you're such
an avid reader?
508
00:35:13.653 --> 00:35:15.740
My father was a great reader.
509
00:35:18.575 --> 00:35:21.412
He died when I was eight.
510
00:35:23.538 --> 00:35:26.875
But hey, he left me
a shitload of books.
511
00:35:27.502 --> 00:35:30.128
And since Mum spends
all her time working,
512
00:35:31.005 --> 00:35:33.007
I'm always on my own.
513
00:35:33.757 --> 00:35:35.008
And since I was a kid,
514
00:35:35.133 --> 00:35:37.135
reading is my way
of being close to him.
515
00:35:39.847 --> 00:35:41.140
I'm sorry to hear that.
516
00:35:42.767 --> 00:35:44.518
But he left you a great gift.
517
00:35:44.935 --> 00:35:46.145
Some inheritance.
518
00:35:46.812 --> 00:35:49.940
You're 15 and you've already
read more than most adults.
519
00:35:50.775 --> 00:35:51.942
I guess.
520
00:35:52.985 --> 00:35:54.070
Cheers for that.
521
00:35:54.903 --> 00:35:56.110
To books.
522
00:35:56.405 --> 00:35:57.865
To books.
523
00:36:10.795 --> 00:36:12.003
You OK?
524
00:36:13.380 --> 00:36:14.632
What are you thinking?
525
00:36:15.550 --> 00:36:16.717
Nothing.
526
00:36:19.720 --> 00:36:22.055
That I'd rather have a father
than a book.
527
00:36:35.027 --> 00:36:36.275
Wow.
528
00:36:36.360 --> 00:36:38.322
You get stuck into it!
529
00:36:39.490 --> 00:36:40.867
Is that bad?
530
00:36:43.995 --> 00:36:45.245
Can I have another one?
531
00:37:01.387 --> 00:37:02.388
Thanks.
532
00:37:10.270 --> 00:37:11.897
Tell me about your books.
533
00:37:13.815 --> 00:37:17.528
Technically,
they're historical novels.
534
00:37:17.653 --> 00:37:21.407
But I call them novelized
historical studies.
535
00:37:23.075 --> 00:37:24.202
I've written three.
536
00:37:24.993 --> 00:37:28.330
The first is about
the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan.
537
00:37:28.413 --> 00:37:30.203
The second is about
the battle for Independence,
538
00:37:30.290 --> 00:37:32.125
and the third
about the Revolution.
539
00:37:33.710 --> 00:37:34.958
And the new one?
540
00:37:36.047 --> 00:37:37.507
How do you know
there's a new one?
541
00:37:39.050 --> 00:37:40.258
Because you're a writer.
542
00:37:44.472 --> 00:37:47.308
I'm writing about Trump
and the return of fascism.
543
00:37:49.435 --> 00:37:51.312
Why not about the new left-wing
government in Mexico?
544
00:37:53.605 --> 00:37:55.232
It's too soon.
545
00:38:00.153 --> 00:38:01.988
When did you write
your first book?
546
00:38:02.112 --> 00:38:03.448
When I was young.
547
00:38:04.117 --> 00:38:05.573
I started writing it
548
00:38:05.660 --> 00:38:07.703
as my Master's thesis
in History.
549
00:38:08.287 --> 00:38:10.787
About the smuggling routes
550
00:38:10.873 --> 00:38:12.542
in the Aztec capital
of Tenochtitlan.
551
00:38:13.875 --> 00:38:17.338
But there were heaps of things
that I knew were true,
552
00:38:17.422 --> 00:38:19.715
but since I didn't have proof,
I couldn't write them.
553
00:38:20.548 --> 00:38:22.092
And I was getting
really frustrated,
554
00:38:22.217 --> 00:38:24.387
and I decided
to write it as fiction.
555
00:38:25.220 --> 00:38:26.722
And it just flowed.
556
00:38:28.765 --> 00:38:30.973
I never finished the thesis,
557
00:38:31.060 --> 00:38:33.520
but the book won
the Seix Barral prize.
558
00:38:33.603 --> 00:38:34.980
And that was it.
559
00:38:35.313 --> 00:38:36.357
-How cool!
560
00:38:36.482 --> 00:38:38.400
-Yeah.
-How long does it take you?
561
00:38:43.613 --> 00:38:44.865
Wow!
562
00:38:47.952 --> 00:38:50.078
Around three or four years.
563
00:38:50.788 --> 00:38:53.332
Why? Do you write in crayon?
Or what?
564
00:38:54.875 --> 00:38:57.587
No, it's lot of research.
565
00:39:15.145 --> 00:39:17.728
Ernesto said
they abandoned that hotel
566
00:39:17.815 --> 00:39:19.317
because of the groundswell?
567
00:39:20.483 --> 00:39:21.940
What groundswell!
568
00:39:22.403 --> 00:39:23.737
The sea level's rising.
569
00:39:23.820 --> 00:39:25.823
-Is it?
-Of course.
570
00:39:26.782 --> 00:39:30.410
When I was a kid this beach
was twice as wide.
571
00:39:31.453 --> 00:39:33.747
There's hardly any beach left
at San Pancho.
572
00:39:34.623 --> 00:39:37.835
Groundswell is just some shit
that scientists made up.
573
00:39:38.085 --> 00:39:39.337
Is it?
574
00:39:39.878 --> 00:39:41.043
Yes!
575
00:39:41.422 --> 00:39:42.878
It's the environmental crisis.
576
00:39:43.257 --> 00:39:44.967
But nobody wants
to talk about that.
577
00:39:45.342 --> 00:39:47.678
On the contrary!
Everyone wants to talk about it.
578
00:39:48.720 --> 00:39:51.330
Neto said that the scientists
579
00:39:51.415 --> 00:39:53.475
from the university
confirmed it.
580
00:39:54.435 --> 00:39:55.712
Exactly.
581
00:39:56.687 --> 00:39:58.730
Everybody's pretending
its something else.
582
00:39:59.898 --> 00:40:02.233
We've got 12 years left
to fix this,
583
00:40:02.358 --> 00:40:04.153
before it all goes to Hell.
584
00:40:06.697 --> 00:40:07.782
You think?
585
00:40:11.785 --> 00:40:14.037
-What?
-What?
586
00:40:15.205 --> 00:40:18.000
Don't tell me you don't believe
in climate change.
587
00:40:18.458 --> 00:40:20.920
No, sure, but they're
two different things...
588
00:40:33.932 --> 00:40:35.225
Come on!
589
00:41:25.817 --> 00:41:27.402
You don't get sunburned, do you?
590
00:41:35.702 --> 00:41:38.163
The rains aren't starting
until September or October.
591
00:41:38.997 --> 00:41:40.832
Sometimes they even continue
into December.
592
00:41:42.793 --> 00:41:44.125
We're seeing
the waves of migration
593
00:41:44.212 --> 00:41:45.462
from Central America.
594
00:41:45.880 --> 00:41:48.160
People in the highlands
of Guatemala are eating grass
595
00:41:48.243 --> 00:41:49.800
because they're dying of hunger.
596
00:41:50.133 --> 00:41:51.237
That's what happens
597
00:41:51.320 --> 00:41:53.178
when you get your news
from Facebook.
598
00:41:54.430 --> 00:41:55.762
I don't have Facebook.
599
00:41:56.348 --> 00:41:57.642
Only old people have that.
600
00:42:02.353 --> 00:42:04.690
If grass will grow,
so will corn.
601
00:42:08.027 --> 00:42:09.542
Bloody Americans
are full of shit.
602
00:42:09.627 --> 00:42:11.697
They exaggerate.
People aren't stupid.
603
00:42:12.197 --> 00:42:15.782
This exodus from Central America
to the United States
604
00:42:15.867 --> 00:42:18.578
is because the Gringos were
in their countries first.
605
00:42:18.662 --> 00:42:20.205
And they left
a fucking mess there.
606
00:42:21.082 --> 00:42:24.167
You think people would
leave their country,
607
00:42:24.275 --> 00:42:27.502
culture, family, language,
608
00:42:27.588 --> 00:42:29.382
if it weren't absolutely
necessary?
609
00:42:30.507 --> 00:42:32.217
Nobody does it
for the hell of it.
610
00:42:33.718 --> 00:42:35.345
Immigration is a universal
phenomenon
611
00:42:35.470 --> 00:42:37.807
that's got nothing to do
with global warming.
612
00:42:40.100 --> 00:42:42.310
So global warming isn't real?
613
00:42:44.438 --> 00:42:45.643
It's real.
614
00:42:46.565 --> 00:42:49.277
But it doesn't cause everything
you see on the news.
615
00:42:54.030 --> 00:42:55.198
What?
616
00:42:55.740 --> 00:42:57.823
-What are you thinking?
-Nothing.
617
00:42:57.910 --> 00:43:00.328
The world's been about to end
for as long as I can remember.
618
00:43:00.662 --> 00:43:02.205
Since prehistoric times.
619
00:43:03.707 --> 00:43:06.043
Don't get caught up
in the panic of the media.
620
00:43:08.712 --> 00:43:13.008
The media feed off bad news
and generating fear.
621
00:43:14.635 --> 00:43:18.097
But we can see the changes
in the climate.
622
00:43:18.180 --> 00:43:20.930
Yes, but all this stuff
about Millennials
623
00:43:21.015 --> 00:43:22.350
not wanting to have children
624
00:43:22.433 --> 00:43:24.087
because the world's going to end
625
00:43:24.170 --> 00:43:26.063
because of half
a degree centigrade.
626
00:43:26.855 --> 00:43:29.817
So you're a skeptic.
627
00:43:31.027 --> 00:43:32.485
I know history.
628
00:43:34.822 --> 00:43:37.572
All right, Mister Historian.
629
00:43:38.908 --> 00:43:41.162
So why is everything
changing so much?
630
00:43:42.245 --> 00:43:43.622
For a lot of reasons.
631
00:43:46.125 --> 00:43:48.752
This whole thing about changing
the global economy
632
00:43:49.252 --> 00:43:51.168
is being promoted
by the companies
633
00:43:51.255 --> 00:43:53.382
that already own everything.
634
00:43:55.925 --> 00:43:57.842
They want the UN
and the governments
635
00:43:57.928 --> 00:43:59.427
to give them
trillions of dollars
636
00:43:59.513 --> 00:44:00.972
of our money
637
00:44:01.057 --> 00:44:03.558
to develop the technology
that's going to save the world.
638
00:44:03.642 --> 00:44:05.810
Then they're going
to sell it back to us
639
00:44:05.935 --> 00:44:07.520
and triple their money.
640
00:44:09.898 --> 00:44:12.275
So it's all about money?
641
00:44:13.027 --> 00:44:16.030
And distracting the Left
from the return of fascism.
642
00:44:17.197 --> 00:44:18.615
Among other things.
643
00:44:19.408 --> 00:44:20.575
But yes.
644
00:44:20.658 --> 00:44:21.868
Money, always.
645
00:44:26.040 --> 00:44:27.162
Bloody hell.
646
00:44:27.247 --> 00:44:28.625
Wow!
647
00:44:36.425 --> 00:44:37.718
Look!
648
00:44:39.302 --> 00:44:41.180
The beach used to go
right down to there.
649
00:44:41.263 --> 00:44:44.057
And when they realized
that the sea was rising
650
00:44:44.517 --> 00:44:46.977
they built those walls
to try to stop it.
651
00:44:48.812 --> 00:44:50.298
Which is stupid,
652
00:44:50.382 --> 00:44:52.983
'cause who wants to come
to the beach to see walls?
653
00:44:55.652 --> 00:44:57.320
And how do you know all this?
654
00:44:58.655 --> 00:44:59.990
We come here a lot.
655
00:45:26.267 --> 00:45:29.018
This is where we have
our skinny parties.
656
00:45:31.980 --> 00:45:33.148
Your what?
657
00:45:33.815 --> 00:45:34.938
Skinny parties.
658
00:45:35.233 --> 00:45:37.862
It's a party, but everybody
comes in the skinny.
659
00:45:38.903 --> 00:45:40.113
With no clothes on.
660
00:45:44.910 --> 00:45:47.745
-Did I freak you out?
-No, but...
661
00:45:50.582 --> 00:45:52.375
You're kind of young,
aren't you?
662
00:45:55.878 --> 00:45:57.547
Depends what for.
663
00:46:23.115 --> 00:46:24.533
Come on!
664
00:46:36.253 --> 00:46:37.500
How old were you
665
00:46:37.587 --> 00:46:39.882
when you published
your first book?
666
00:46:41.425 --> 00:46:43.093
Twice your age.
667
00:46:44.093 --> 00:46:45.845
And why are you embarrassed?
668
00:46:47.932 --> 00:46:50.433
It's amazing that
you're a published author.
669
00:46:51.268 --> 00:46:52.937
And an award winning
one at that!
670
00:46:53.353 --> 00:46:55.855
You'll have your chance
to do your stuff.
671
00:46:56.690 --> 00:46:59.150
You're young, you've got
your whole life ahead of you.
672
00:46:59.860 --> 00:47:02.153
But there's no merit
in being young.
673
00:47:02.278 --> 00:47:05.032
It's just an accident
of dates of birth.
674
00:47:05.490 --> 00:47:08.410
Who knows if I'll manage to do
something with my life.
675
00:47:08.785 --> 00:47:10.203
You've actually achieved things.
676
00:47:10.912 --> 00:47:12.285
Thanks for the praise,
677
00:47:12.372 --> 00:47:13.998
but don't think
I've got it made.
678
00:47:14.082 --> 00:47:15.288
There's still a long way to go.
679
00:47:15.373 --> 00:47:16.585
Always.
680
00:47:16.710 --> 00:47:18.753
You just have to work
as hard as you can.
681
00:47:18.837 --> 00:47:20.543
Sure, but in 100 years,
682
00:47:20.628 --> 00:47:22.423
people will still read
what you wrote.
683
00:47:22.507 --> 00:47:23.883
Your name will endure.
684
00:47:23.967 --> 00:47:25.593
We'll have to wait and see.
685
00:47:53.663 --> 00:47:55.832
Come over this side,
there's no rocks...
686
00:47:57.083 --> 00:47:58.460
It's fine.
687
00:47:59.085 --> 00:48:02.047
I've stepped on sea urchins
and just kept on surfing.
688
00:48:42.420 --> 00:48:44.338
Want to know something about me
that nobody else knows?
689
00:48:44.588 --> 00:48:45.673
Please.
690
00:48:45.965 --> 00:48:47.800
One day,
I'm going to be a writer.
691
00:48:47.900 --> 00:48:48.885
Really?
692
00:48:48.968 --> 00:48:50.095
That's great.
693
00:48:50.678 --> 00:48:52.718
I write a story every week.
694
00:48:53.932 --> 00:48:55.183
Just for practice.
695
00:48:56.100 --> 00:48:57.348
I know it takes time
696
00:48:57.435 --> 00:48:59.855
and that I won't publish
anything that I write today...
697
00:49:03.483 --> 00:49:05.943
But I think it's important
to get used to writing.
698
00:49:07.570 --> 00:49:09.488
Writing isn't for the young.
699
00:49:10.990 --> 00:49:13.493
At least that's what
my dad used to say.
700
00:49:13.952 --> 00:49:15.242
Your dad was a writer?
701
00:49:16.120 --> 00:49:17.330
He wanted to be.
702
00:49:18.123 --> 00:49:20.417
Don't say you're never
going to publish.
703
00:49:21.083 --> 00:49:22.502
On the contrary,
I think you will.
704
00:49:22.960 --> 00:49:25.422
What's your surname,
so I can follow your career?
705
00:49:28.800 --> 00:49:30.010
Perez.
706
00:50:27.358 --> 00:50:28.527
Whoa!
707
00:50:41.957 --> 00:50:43.458
Do you believe in God?
708
00:50:44.960 --> 00:50:46.085
What?
709
00:50:46.335 --> 00:50:47.878
Do you believe in God?
710
00:50:50.757 --> 00:50:52.470
I believe in the energy
of the universe.
711
00:50:52.553 --> 00:50:53.718
To me, that's God.
712
00:50:54.552 --> 00:50:55.970
But not religions.
713
00:50:56.430 --> 00:51:00.642
Religions have committed
the worst atrocities
714
00:51:00.767 --> 00:51:03.103
in the history of humanity
in the name of God.
715
00:51:04.020 --> 00:51:05.272
So...
716
00:51:08.942 --> 00:51:11.235
For thousands of years,
religions have been used
717
00:51:11.318 --> 00:51:12.528
to control people,
718
00:51:12.612 --> 00:51:14.990
to anaesthetize people,
to keep them subservient.
719
00:51:18.033 --> 00:51:21.242
And Jesus Christ, for example,
is a carbon copy
720
00:51:21.788 --> 00:51:23.623
of the Egyptian god, Horus.
721
00:51:23.873 --> 00:51:25.208
Did you know that?
722
00:51:27.043 --> 00:51:29.378
He was also born
on December 25th,
723
00:51:29.503 --> 00:51:30.918
of a virgin mother,
724
00:51:31.005 --> 00:51:32.923
was worshipped by three kings...
725
00:51:33.007 --> 00:51:35.073
Twelve disciples,
726
00:51:35.343 --> 00:51:38.268
was betrayed and crucified
727
00:51:38.352 --> 00:51:40.223
and resurrected
on the third day.
728
00:51:41.307 --> 00:51:44.557
Except that Horus was worshipped
3,000 years before Christ.
729
00:51:44.727 --> 00:51:45.978
What do you think of that?
730
00:51:49.315 --> 00:51:50.775
And he's not he only one.
731
00:51:51.025 --> 00:51:53.612
There are dozens of gods
throughout history
732
00:51:53.737 --> 00:51:55.447
with the same characteristics.
733
00:51:55.530 --> 00:51:57.115
Born on December 25th,
734
00:51:57.198 --> 00:52:01.828
virgin mother, betrayed,
crucified, resurrected.
735
00:52:04.873 --> 00:52:06.253
It's all got to do with the sun,
736
00:52:06.337 --> 00:52:07.917
which is the center
of everything.
737
00:52:08.793 --> 00:52:10.795
The heavenly body
they worshipped.
738
00:52:11.462 --> 00:52:15.300
There's an exact alineation
of stars on December 25th.
739
00:52:24.893 --> 00:52:26.268
Careful, don't fall.
740
00:52:27.478 --> 00:52:29.602
Hey, Danyka!
741
00:52:29.688 --> 00:52:31.525
Seriously, don't fall.
742
00:52:31.608 --> 00:52:32.897
Don't stress!
743
00:52:32.983 --> 00:52:36.028
I'm not stressing,
you're the one who's gonna fall.
744
00:52:36.278 --> 00:52:37.697
Be careful!
745
00:52:38.823 --> 00:52:40.033
Seriously, come down.
746
00:52:40.825 --> 00:52:41.827
Come down.
747
00:52:43.077 --> 00:52:44.662
Come down...
Don't!
748
00:52:45.080 --> 00:52:46.953
Feel how strong that wind is?
749
00:52:47.038 --> 00:52:48.500
You're thin, it'll blow you off.
750
00:52:48.583 --> 00:52:49.708
-Come down.
-That doesn't happen.
751
00:52:49.792 --> 00:52:51.335
What do you mean
it doesn't happen?
752
00:52:51.418 --> 00:52:52.878
You watch too many cartoons!
753
00:52:53.797 --> 00:52:56.090
Seriously, come down from there.
754
00:52:56.215 --> 00:52:57.925
-Look, I can even do a figure 4!
-No! Don't!
755
00:52:58.008 --> 00:52:59.510
Figure 4 my arse!
Come down now!
756
00:53:00.678 --> 00:53:02.430
-Please.
-Alright.
757
00:53:08.437 --> 00:53:10.063
I do believe in God.
758
00:53:29.665 --> 00:53:32.418
Religion is one thing
and Faith is something else.
759
00:53:34.212 --> 00:53:36.213
Spirituality is important.
760
00:53:37.507 --> 00:53:38.508
No?
761
00:53:39.717 --> 00:53:40.843
Very.
762
00:53:45.390 --> 00:53:48.100
-And do you keep your stories?
-Ah-ha.
763
00:53:48.310 --> 00:53:49.602
Good!
764
00:53:51.688 --> 00:53:53.022
Always keep them.
765
00:53:54.357 --> 00:53:56.483
I've still got notebooks
from when I was a teenager.
766
00:53:56.567 --> 00:53:58.653
-You use them?
-Always.
767
00:53:58.987 --> 00:54:01.572
When I get stuck on something,
I go back and read them.
768
00:54:01.698 --> 00:54:05.493
You'll see that as time goes by,
you don't change that much.
769
00:54:05.952 --> 00:54:07.908
Your technique gets better,
770
00:54:07.993 --> 00:54:10.748
but your core concerns
don't change.
771
00:54:14.043 --> 00:54:16.713
What are the core concerns
in your stories?
772
00:54:17.297 --> 00:54:19.122
Look! A hermit crab!
773
00:54:19.205 --> 00:54:20.633
A hermit crab?
774
00:54:22.677 --> 00:54:24.470
-Is that what they're called?
-Yeah.
775
00:54:24.762 --> 00:54:26.093
Whoa!
776
00:54:26.180 --> 00:54:28.972
-Careful or he'll bite you.
-Oh, no way!
777
00:54:29.058 --> 00:54:30.437
-Really? They bite?
-No.
778
00:54:30.852 --> 00:54:32.183
You're going to fall, crab!
779
00:54:32.270 --> 00:54:33.313
Easy!
780
00:54:33.397 --> 00:54:34.978
I think we'd better
set him free.
781
00:54:35.063 --> 00:54:36.395
Ow! Wait!
782
00:54:36.482 --> 00:54:38.067
-I told you!
-I know.
783
00:54:38.610 --> 00:54:39.735
There.
784
00:54:41.320 --> 00:54:44.073
So, you were telling me
about your concerns?
785
00:54:47.493 --> 00:54:48.700
My body.
786
00:54:48.870 --> 00:54:49.993
Your body?
787
00:54:50.413 --> 00:54:51.707
Why?
788
00:54:51.832 --> 00:54:54.292
I don't know.
I've got a cockroach body.
789
00:54:54.500 --> 00:54:56.692
A cockroach body?
What do you mean?
790
00:54:56.775 --> 00:54:58.460
All sort of articulated and...
791
00:54:59.630 --> 00:55:01.298
Besides, I've got thin hips.
792
00:55:01.422 --> 00:55:02.630
No.
793
00:55:02.717 --> 00:55:04.052
Your body's perfect.
794
00:55:05.845 --> 00:55:07.513
-Really?
-Yes!
795
00:55:10.017 --> 00:55:11.225
Come on.
796
00:55:15.063 --> 00:55:16.563
That's where we have the fire.
797
00:55:16.690 --> 00:55:18.148
-Is it?
-Yep.
798
00:55:21.862 --> 00:55:24.405
When we start twerking
everything gets really intense.
799
00:55:24.738 --> 00:55:26.950
And people get
really stoned, too.
800
00:55:28.452 --> 00:55:30.825
There's even an old bloke
who knows us and comes around
801
00:55:30.912 --> 00:55:32.288
in the wee hours selling bread.
802
00:55:32.372 --> 00:55:34.748
"Munchies, munchies!"
803
00:55:38.043 --> 00:55:39.583
And what's this here?
804
00:55:39.670 --> 00:55:41.252
It's the show room.
805
00:55:41.337 --> 00:55:42.882
They made it to sell rooms.
806
00:55:43.257 --> 00:55:44.592
Really?
807
00:55:45.135 --> 00:55:46.510
It's cool.
808
00:55:52.350 --> 00:55:53.935
This is where I lost
my virginity.
809
00:56:12.912 --> 00:56:14.038
What?
810
00:56:23.798 --> 00:56:25.175
Is that bad?
811
00:56:40.315 --> 00:56:41.648
We'd better go back.
812
00:57:12.805 --> 00:57:14.390
Is it because of my age?
813
00:57:19.895 --> 00:57:23.065
Just 'cause I'm young,
I can't know what I want?
814
00:57:31.908 --> 00:57:33.740
When my Grandmother was my age,
815
00:57:33.827 --> 00:57:35.667
she was married with one child
816
00:57:35.750 --> 00:57:37.205
and another on the way.
817
00:58:22.542 --> 00:58:24.873
-How are you?
-Good.
818
00:58:24.960 --> 00:58:26.922
Here, relaxing.
819
00:58:27.172 --> 00:58:28.465
I can tell...
820
00:58:28.548 --> 00:58:29.673
Where did you go?
821
00:58:30.132 --> 00:58:32.085
Danyka took me to see the hotel.
822
00:58:32.170 --> 00:58:33.327
Fantastic!
823
00:58:33.410 --> 00:58:34.928
-How was it?
-Enormous.
824
00:58:35.053 --> 00:58:36.347
-Yeah.
-It's huge.
825
00:58:36.638 --> 00:58:40.348
-It would have been really nice.
-It would have been great.
826
00:58:40.433 --> 00:58:42.020
Are we right for beer?
827
00:58:42.562 --> 00:58:43.772
We're out.
828
00:58:43.855 --> 00:58:46.398
-I'll get some more.
-No, I'll go.
829
00:58:46.482 --> 00:58:47.775
-You sure?
-Yeah.
830
00:58:47.898 --> 00:58:49.193
You want anything else?
831
00:58:49.277 --> 00:58:51.862
-No, no. We're fine.
-Are you sure?
832
00:58:52.780 --> 00:58:54.323
-See you in a bit.
-OK.
833
00:58:54.698 --> 00:58:55.783
Thank you!
834
01:00:09.565 --> 01:00:10.900
Armando!
835
01:00:34.382 --> 01:00:35.675
Honey!
836
01:00:41.555 --> 01:00:42.637
Yes, love!
837
01:00:43.265 --> 01:00:45.308
Look at him!
He doesn't know where he is.
838
01:00:46.560 --> 01:00:49.897
As soon as he sees the beach,
he wants to write poetry...
839
01:00:50.857 --> 01:00:53.397
But, I'm going to do it.
840
01:00:54.277 --> 01:00:57.363
Next year when work
lightens up a bit.
841
01:00:57.572 --> 01:00:59.532
-How's it going?
-Hi, babe.
842
01:01:00.992 --> 01:01:02.410
How are you guys?
843
01:01:02.493 --> 01:01:03.995
Did you put on sunscreen?
844
01:01:04.203 --> 01:01:05.663
No. Do you have some?
845
01:01:06.413 --> 01:01:07.790
How are you guys going?
846
01:01:07.873 --> 01:01:09.205
Good, all good.
847
01:01:09.292 --> 01:01:10.835
Isn't Ernesto great?
848
01:01:10.918 --> 01:01:12.583
Fantastic, yes.
849
01:01:12.668 --> 01:01:13.963
A great guy.
850
01:01:14.047 --> 01:01:15.378
And what are you guys doing?
851
01:01:15.465 --> 01:01:17.435
He went for a swim for a bit...
852
01:01:17.675 --> 01:01:19.468
-I'm reading.
-Yeah...
853
01:01:19.677 --> 01:01:20.928
It's delicious here.
854
01:01:21.012 --> 01:01:22.430
-Yeah.
-Your neck's burnt.
855
01:01:22.597 --> 01:01:25.223
And he'd told me, too.
856
01:01:25.933 --> 01:01:27.643
-Ready?
-All done!
857
01:01:27.727 --> 01:01:29.767
I have to get back
'cause we ran out of beer.
858
01:01:29.853 --> 01:01:31.438
Oh, that's terrible!
859
01:01:31.522 --> 01:01:32.773
How tragic!
860
01:01:32.857 --> 01:01:34.108
-See you soon.
861
01:01:34.192 --> 01:01:37.320
-Don't drink them all at once!
-No, we won't.
862
01:01:38.570 --> 01:01:40.573
-So, like I was saying...
-Right.
863
01:01:40.698 --> 01:01:43.200
It's a really complete
exercise program.
864
01:01:43.283 --> 01:01:45.578
They got massages and stuff.
865
01:01:46.203 --> 01:01:47.997
-And it changed Mariana's life.
-Really?
866
01:01:48.205 --> 01:01:50.245
Her relationship
with her father,
867
01:01:50.330 --> 01:01:52.128
her work schedule.
868
01:01:52.213 --> 01:01:54.128
Everything.
869
01:03:14.917 --> 01:03:16.502
I was waiting for you inside.
870
01:03:30.975 --> 01:03:32.477
You're scared of me, aren't you?
871
01:03:50.160 --> 01:03:51.537
Are you angry?
872
01:03:54.248 --> 01:03:56.667
I had a fight
with my mum by text.
873
01:03:58.878 --> 01:04:00.212
Why?
874
01:04:01.963 --> 01:04:03.925
She's going out with this guy
who's a dickhead.
875
01:04:08.053 --> 01:04:10.807
It's not like I was ever going
to like him of course.
876
01:04:11.723 --> 01:04:12.972
It's obvious.
877
01:04:13.225 --> 01:04:14.560
That's because of my dad.
878
01:04:15.562 --> 01:04:18.518
But he just wants to spend
879
01:04:18.603 --> 01:04:20.232
all his day fucking her
around the house.
880
01:04:20.523 --> 01:04:22.523
When the three of us
are there alone,
881
01:04:23.485 --> 01:04:25.112
it gets really uncomfortable.
882
01:04:28.698 --> 01:04:30.577
That's why I came to live
with my grandmother.
883
01:04:35.873 --> 01:04:37.500
How long have they
been together?
884
01:04:38.208 --> 01:04:39.293
A year.
885
01:04:41.378 --> 01:04:44.090
You'd think they would have
cooled off by now...
886
01:04:50.012 --> 01:04:51.097
Sorry.
887
01:04:53.640 --> 01:04:55.017
It does me good
to talk about it.
888
01:04:55.142 --> 01:04:56.810
No, it's fine.
889
01:05:03.233 --> 01:05:06.112
My parents divorced
when I was a little boy.
890
01:05:10.073 --> 01:05:12.075
They were the worst years
of my childhood.
891
01:05:14.078 --> 01:05:16.163
I think the scars are
still there.
892
01:05:17.205 --> 01:05:19.458
They're hidden
under other stuff,
893
01:05:19.583 --> 01:05:23.087
but they never go away.
894
01:06:04.545 --> 01:06:06.297
That's my phone number
and email.
895
01:06:06.380 --> 01:06:07.965
I'd love to read your stories.
896
01:06:12.595 --> 01:06:13.928
I'd like that.
897
01:07:20.412 --> 01:07:22.163
This boy's bloody good!
898
01:08:28.855 --> 01:08:30.730
It's so good!
899
01:08:31.400 --> 01:08:34.112
Because it's a natural
anti-inflammatory agent.
900
01:08:34.195 --> 01:08:36.402
If you've eczema
or skin problems,
901
01:08:36.488 --> 01:08:39.450
your skin comes out beautiful!
902
01:08:39.533 --> 01:08:41.827
Beautiful!
It restores it completely.
903
01:08:42.452 --> 01:08:44.662
And if you do exercise,
904
01:08:44.747 --> 01:08:46.665
it's a natural muscle relaxant.
905
01:08:46.748 --> 01:08:49.457
And it smells delicious!
906
01:08:49.543 --> 01:08:50.878
And what do you put in it?
907
01:08:51.670 --> 01:08:54.545
Olive oil, coconut oil,
908
01:08:54.923 --> 01:08:57.633
almond oil, and lavender oil.
909
01:08:57.718 --> 01:09:00.137
And fresh lavender flowers.
910
01:09:00.220 --> 01:09:02.595
Fresh? But don't they spoil?
911
01:09:02.680 --> 01:09:04.140
No, quite the opposite.
912
01:09:04.600 --> 01:09:05.638
It's delicious.
913
01:09:05.723 --> 01:09:06.935
-Sounds great.
-So...
914
01:09:07.352 --> 01:09:08.495
Thank you.
915
01:09:08.812 --> 01:09:10.480
-Enjoy your meal.
-You too.
916
01:09:10.563 --> 01:09:11.565
Thanks.
917
01:09:11.648 --> 01:09:12.823
Where are you going?
918
01:09:12.907 --> 01:09:14.943
Rafa's taking us
for an ice cream.
919
01:09:15.527 --> 01:09:16.832
There's ice cream in the fridge.
920
01:09:16.915 --> 01:09:18.113
Mum!
921
01:09:21.408 --> 01:09:23.657
Don't be late, please.
922
01:09:23.743 --> 01:09:24.995
Yes.
923
01:09:25.203 --> 01:09:27.118
-Here.
-Thanks.
924
01:09:27.205 --> 01:09:29.667
-Bye.
-Bye. Take care.
925
01:09:30.250 --> 01:09:32.082
A lovely boy, that!
926
01:09:32.712 --> 01:09:34.170
Not as lovely as you think.
927
01:09:35.380 --> 01:09:37.505
So I was saying,
I'm really happy
928
01:09:38.092 --> 01:09:40.548
because I've manage
to distribute them
929
01:09:40.633 --> 01:09:42.387
in stores in three cities.
930
01:09:42.638 --> 01:09:44.435
-Really?
-Ah-ha.
931
01:09:44.518 --> 01:09:48.268
People just recommended me
to each other until--
932
01:10:37.483 --> 01:10:38.693
I'm so glad you came.
933
01:10:38.818 --> 01:10:40.862
We'd been wanting
to do it for ages.
934
01:10:41.363 --> 01:10:42.823
I know.
935
01:10:43.365 --> 01:10:46.077
We didn't even
finish catching up!
936
01:10:46.160 --> 01:10:48.662
We have to come more often.
937
01:10:48.745 --> 01:10:50.705
When are you coming
to Mexico City?
938
01:10:50.788 --> 01:10:52.625
Look...
939
01:10:52.708 --> 01:10:54.332
In September, I think.
940
01:10:54.418 --> 01:10:58.213
Because Neto's brother's
coming down from the US.
941
01:10:58.505 --> 01:11:00.673
But he's only coming
for a few days.
942
01:11:00.757 --> 01:11:02.050
That's perfect.
943
01:11:02.175 --> 01:11:04.052
You can stay with us
for a few days.
944
01:11:04.135 --> 01:11:05.887
Oh, yeah.
945
01:11:05.972 --> 01:11:08.682
-I'll go and get your creams.
-OK, I'll see you in a second.
946
01:11:13.728 --> 01:11:15.730
You left your book
on the beach, honey.
947
01:11:16.607 --> 01:11:17.858
I'm going to get changed.
948
01:12:20.087 --> 01:12:22.172
What a great day, wasn't it?
949
01:12:27.468 --> 01:12:28.928
Did you have a good time?
950
01:12:29.513 --> 01:12:30.680
Huh?
951
01:12:32.182 --> 01:12:33.850
Did you have a good time?
952
01:12:34.685 --> 01:12:36.018
Yes.
953
01:12:38.605 --> 01:12:39.773
Yes.
954
01:12:40.440 --> 01:12:41.608
That's good.