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451
[Sighs] If I have to. 452
But I want not one word of this
untiI that evening. 453
Is that understood? 454
Duh. 455
CLARlSSE/ The press
would have a field day. 456
WeII. Let's not keep
Spain and PortugaI waiting. 457
[Car horn honks] 458
I'II be 16 this year... 459
and my mom traded two paintings
for a 1966 Mustang. 460
You do know what
a Mustang is, right? 461
I raise mustangs. 462
That is not a sensibIe car
for a princess. 463
It isn't sensibIe for anyone.
It doesn't run. 464
I suppose I couId donate
something to this vehicIe. 465
MlA/
Good morning, Mr. Robutusen. 466
CLARlSSE/
Who is this gentleman? 467
MlA/
Oh, he's my neighbor... 468
but you wouIdn't
want to meet him. 469
He doesn't have
very nice manners. 470
Good morning. 471
There's someone
I want you to meet. 472
OK. Whoa. 473
You have two Iimousines? 474
One is yours. 475
You raise Iimousines, too? 476
No. AmeIia, this is Joseph. 477
Hi. Nice to meet you. 478
The eIegant European woman
didn't stay for tea... 479
Thanks. 480
But the promise of tomorrow
hung in the air. 481
[Car door shuts] 482
MIA: Ooh! 483
Uh, Princess? 484
Princess, may I point out... 485
that no matter
how many times you push it... 486
it wiII go up and down
the same way. 487
MlA/ Joseph, can we
eighty-six the flags? Please? 488
No. 489
The fIags aIIow me
to park anywhere. 490
We keep the fIags. 491
Sorry, Joseph. 492
You can caII me Joe. 493
Joey? 494
Heh heh heh heh. 495
No. Joe. 496
Did I miss something? 497
Are we going to a wedding? 498
Uh, no. SchooI. 499
No, this is the surprise ride. 500
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