-Butler: Well
ah, who would like some 1.____? That’s what I
like to hear. -Cindy: Hey, these 2.____ look good. -Ray: Oh, yeah! And they’re so soft and warm.-Jason:
Ray! -Ray:
Oh! I’m sorry. My bad. -Cindy: They’re delicious!
-Butler: Thank you, my child. I’ve
made them by hand. Ok. Here we go. I think the 3.____ are just about done.
-Butler: I’m just gonna give them
one quick 4.____ here. Okay now! Dig in!
-Woman1: Let me ask you a question.
In all the years you’ve ever undressed in front of a gentleman…
-Woman2: It hasn’t been that many.
-Woman1: …All right, well, has he
ever asked you to leave? Has he ever walked out, left?
-Woman2: No.
-Woman1: Because he doesn’t care.
He’s in a room with a naked girl, he’s won the lottery. I’m so tired of saying
no, and then waking up in the morning and recalling every single thing I 1.____
the day before, counting every 2.____ I consumed so I kwon exactly how much
self-loathing to take him to the shower. I’m going for it. I’m no interest in
being 3.____. I’m just through with the guilt, so this is what I’m gonna do.
I’m gonna finish this 4.____ and then we’re gonna go watch the soccer game and
tomorrow, we’re gonna go on a little 5.____ and buy ourselves some bigger
jeans.
-Man: Michelin send its inspectors to 1.____
to eat and award stars. One, two, three.
-Cook: Or none.
-Man: No one knows who they are, no
one. They come, they eat, they go. But, they have habits. They have to stick to
a routine to give every restaurant the same chance. Michelin men 2.____ in
pairs.
-Woman: Sometimes the
Michelin can even be a woman.
-Man: They always 3.____ a table
before 7:30. The first of the pair arrives early and has a drink at the bar.
His partner arrives half an hour later. One orders the tasting menu and the
other one à la carte. Always! They order half a 4.____ of wine, they ask for
tap water, they wear business suits, they’re polite, but attention. They may
place a 5.____ on the floor under the table, to see if you notice, and they
wouldn’t drop it because that could make a noise and make it too easy.
-Cook: Everything from now
on must be perfect. Not good, not excellent, perfect!
-Cook: Are you sure? That recipe was a disaster. Gusteau
himself said so.
-Chef:
Just the sort of challenge a budding chef needs
-Woman:
Sweetbread à la Gusteau. 1.____ cooked in a seaweed salt crust with cuttlefish
tentacle, dog rose purée, geoduck egg, died white fungus? Anchovy licorice
sauce. I don’t know this recipe, but it’s Gusteau’s, so… Lalo, we have some
veal 2.____ soaking, yes?
-Lalo:
Yes! The 3.___ stomach, I get that.
-Man:
Veal stomach? OH, okay. I’ll be right back. Where… hey, don’t mind me, I
just need to borrow this real quick. Let’s see, over here… I’ll be back. Thank
you. Excuse me, I’m going to… apparently, I need this. I’ll be right… I’m going
to pick that up. I got some of that 4.____. Okay.
-Woman:
What are you doing? You’re supposed to be preparing the Gusteau recipe.
-Man:
This is the 5.____.
-Woman: The
recipe doesn’t call for white truffle oil! What else have you…? You are
improvising? This is no time to experiment. The customer is waiting.
-Teacher: Today we will begin
by learning to 1.___ eggs.
-Teacher: First, you must make
sure that the egg is 2.____.
-Student: I was so hoping that,
well, for something a little more advanced Madam Brassar.
-Teacher: But you are not an
advanced 3.____.
-Student: But I do know how to
boil an egg.
-Teacher: Do you know how to 4.____
a deck?
-Student: No, but that’s
exactly the sort of thing that I’m very interested in learning how to do.
-Teacher: Yeah, there is one
other class but you will not like it. It’s for professional which you will
never be I’m sure. All men, orgy eyes and very expensive. I cannot imagine that
you would ever want pay the 5.____.
-David: Mr. Louis, my
grandfather believes the men who create a company should control its destiny.
-Woman: Where’s the 1.____?
-Mr.
Lewis: The salad comes at the end of the 2.____.
-Woman: That’s the 3.____ I knew.
-David: Let me put it in another way, between your public statements and the
rumors flying around on this thing we find it very hard to figure out what your
real intentions are.
-Mr.
Morse: I don’t know about you, but I’ve never been able
to figure which goes with what.
-David: You know, there was a time when we built ships the size of cities, and
like my grandfather made this country.
-Woman: Who 4.____ this?
-Waiter: The gentleman did, ma’am. Bon Appétit.
-Mr.
Lewis: These are 5.____. It’s French for snails. It’s a
delicacy, try it. David?
-David: Mr. Lewis, if you were to get control and I don’t think you will, but
if you did, what do you plan tom do with the company?
-Mr.
Lewis: Break it up and sell of the pieces.
-Mr.
Morse: I’m sure you understand I’m not thrilled with
the idea of you turning forty years of my work into your garage sale
-Mr.
Lewis: At the price I’m paying for this stock Mr.
Morse, you’re going to be a very rich man.
-Mr.
Morse: I’m rich enough. I just want to have my shipyard
