it s my own shallowness, and when i love law and order, and when i saw there was law and order u.k., i tivo d it, but i can t understand a word. i don t know what s going on. you do speak english you didn t get from us i didn t get it from you. but many years ago relatives somewhere maybe got it from you said it was our language to start with. so we speak it properly. okay. if you want to have an us and them kind of attitude. sure, yeah, you re right. quite bolshe, aren t you? huh? quite bolshe. i don t know what you said or what it means. i think it s based on the bolsheviks, playful. are you playful or menace? it depends on the situation. how are you feeling at the moment?
so we speak it properly. okay. if you want to have an us and them kind of attitude. sure, yeah, you re right. quite bolshe, aren t you? huh? quite bolshe. i don t know what you said or what it means. i think it s based on the bolsheviks, playful. are you playful or menace? it depends on the situation. how are you feeling at the moment? right now i m feeling playful. look how much fun you re having. i m having a great time. because you re smart. as well as being funny. quite a dangerous combination. you re also kind of magnetic. when i met you for the first time, it was at one of the popular hollywood night spots. you were being chatted up at various levels by people like donald draper. you were basking in the glow of male adulation. it s not really don draper, right?
yeah. what are you looking at? i m trying to read your lips. i don t understand this. yes, you do. these people. yes, you do. you re trying to mock the endingling. doi, doi, doi, doi, doi sorry? that s what i hear. you hear doi, doi, doi? don t be ridiculous. that s what you sound like. i hear you like this you sound hard ass on the streets of new york. that s what i m hearing, silverman. i m from new hampshire. new hampshire. it s all the same, isn t it? all the same, isn t it? yeah, touche. exactly. is that a british word? touche is a french word. it s british-y in attitude. like two small countries across the pond. doi, doi, doi. what do you think of america right now? your view of your great country? i love america, i think it has great potential.
touche is a french word. it s british-y in attitude. like two small countries across the pond. doi, doi, doi. what do you think of america right now? your view of your great country? i love america, i think it has great potential. but i do think that in times like this, what happened in japan, i just wish it didn t take terrible natural disasters or tragedies or 9/11s for people to have a glimmer of humanity. it would be nice if that happened anyway. having said that, i would argue that america when there is big trouble around the world, they re always the first to go in and help. that is true. you may not agree with all the foreign policy stuff, you may not agree with the wars in iraq and so on, but you cannot argue that america in terms of being the world s relief agent
sorry? that s what i hear. you hear doi, doi, doi? don t be ridiculous. that s what you sound like. i hear you like this you sound hard ass on the streets of new york. that s what i m hearing, silverman. i m from new hampshire. new hampshire. it s all the same, isn t it? all the same, isn t it? yeah, touche. exactly. is that a british word? touche is a french word. it s british-y in attitude. like two small countries across the pond. doi, doi, doi. what do you think of america right now? your view of your great country? i love america, i think it has great potential. but i do think that in times like this, what happened in japan, i just wish it didn t