Another daiquiri?
Give me a Scotch. Make it a double.
Martini, dry. I'll take limeade.
Something on the side, maybe?
I'll take that tasty morsel.
And I'll take, uh, that dish.
And you? I never touch stuff like that.
Ha, ha. That's all we need, an hors d'oeuvre with limeade.
Let's have a ball, huh?
Why don't you grab yourself a doll, Jim?
I just can't do it.
Ah, you're a prude!
Whatchya scared of?
Sure, mister.
Looks like the only thing you know how to say in English is "Sure, mister."
Don't you know how to say no?
I, I, I no say no, but I know say maybe.
What else do you know in English?
Oh, money, mister.
Money, money, you're a smart little girl.
Know, drink!
Leave the idols alone and sing for us, something lively!
Bob, that's not the way to act.
Ah nuts, in Cuba, anything goes if you've got enough dough. So cheer up, cheer up!
Now we're going to see something, hahahaha!
You sure you want nothing but limeade?
Just limeade
There's a crucifix for you, Jim.
Hey, look at that. She's brought her own tangerine.
Is your name Betty?
Yes
Would you like a drink?
Yes
You still want nothing but limonade?
Make it a scotch this time.
Yeah, she's a real romantic.
What an original crucifix.
Gentleman, all men are created equal, and that goes for the broads too,
So let's be real democratic about it and draw lots.
You can't think of women as just merchandise.
Ah, save that for your wife. What's your name?
Annie. That's a pretty name. And yours?
Jane. That's nice too. And yours is Betty, right?
Here, take one. Jane!
Oh, you're lucky with crucifixes.
Let's go to your house. Your home, tu casa.
Let's go! I'd like to see how these women live.
Sure, sure
I find it very interesting. Comprende?
Interesante
I would like to buy this. I collect crucifixes.
Do you understand?
Goodbye, Betty!