The transcription captures various conversations and interactions revolving around themes of desire, love, and spiritual metaphors. It delves into the complexities of relationships, both romantic and professional, as well as the challenges of maintaining brand image and target audience in business. There are also discussions about marriage, divorce, and financial investments, highlighting the intricacies and potential consequences of such decisions. The dialogue reflects the characters' concerns and motivations, offering insights into their personal and professional lives.
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846 Words, 4680 Characters
As my union with George was not based on love but on trust,
I did not see what prevented us from having romantic relationships elsewhere.
Tell me, Ladaire, have you always wanted to be a gardener?
No, Madame Le Groin. I do that to pay my studies.
I'm preparing a test of phyllo.
Oh really? What is your subject?
The absolute square is the phenomenon of the touch at Emmanuel Levinas,
in the quantum of the quantum and in the random person.
Well, it looks exciting, doesn't it?
You didn't want to be a gardener and get up in my room to tell me a little more?
Ah...
In fact, it was a bluff.
My real subject was the desire of the other and the desire of God,
the love experience as a spiritual metaphor at Ibn Arabi and Adevish in green.
But I didn't think that it was too much of a phyllo. It's the kind of little lie we make when we are in love, isn't it?
And then I quickly agreed.
George had trouble accepting it. His reaction was quite disappointing.
Both me and you, both you and me.
Neither me nor you, nor you and me.
[speaking French]
It's beautiful. What does it mean?
I am you and you are me.
No matter my name, when your name is on my lips.
Love has reduced me to nothing. I became the wind in your soul.
[speaking French]
[speaking French]
George, you didn't recognize Nader? You hired him last week.
For the garden.
That's good, yes. It means that your clothes were on your person this day.
I'm not asking you. I want to go.
But no, stay. We're not done.
George, this boy stays at our service, right?
If not, we're going to get angry.
And if we get angry, you'll have to face a capital problem.
And then what will the Japanese say?
Following this regrettable episode I was building the summer pavilion,
George didn't just prove the idea. No, it was his.
I know you well enough, Berenice, to know that I won't change you,
but I ask you to keep our brand image.
We sell products from the French market.
Feminists and immigrant workers are not exactly our target.
What you'll say is that we're going to sell the rest of the world?
Let's say we don't have to do anything about it.
George, as long as we're sincere, the rest is equal. You know that.
This arrangement had to last for a while.
George signed his agreement with the Japanese
and I became a co-operative in Poésie-Souffy
while my sales were going down.
Have a good day, Mr Le Groin!
That's right.
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No man, no love, no car, no money.
But the rehearsal was short-term.
George was too parasitized by his jealousy
to keep his head cold during the sales agreement signatures.
The distance between each company is close. I'm happy.
Now, our technical skills
are necessary to improve that.
Mr Kuroda has a close relationship
with the Japanese mid-packers and Le Pâté Le Groin.
He says that our technicians
will have to come and observe your factory.
It won't be possible.
Mr Kuroda will understand
that we want to preserve the secret
of our traditional knowledge.
That's what my wife would say.
If she doesn't know that in your culture
women don't take the word
for commercial negotiations.
But it's a sketch, a parody.
My wife seems to be a feminist
who sleeps with her gardener
reading Simone de Beauvoir.
Moreover, my lawyer understands
that I might not have been so thin
that I thought about marrying myself
under the separation regime.
In separation of goods,
the money you invested in your husband's company
remains your personal investment.
In case of failure, you lose everything.
And if I divorce,
would I be able to keep my child?
It all depends on the situation.
If it is to be seen that there has been
an example, it's just an example,
the judge risks giving reason to the other party.
I finance these hobbies at a loss
in the company's official position.
I'm out of all the decisions.
We need to change.
Would you like to have another bottle?
I'll take a shower.
Right away.
I thought about it.
If I wanted Georges to leave me
freedom without making up for it,
he had to take it too.
And if it could, by the same chance,
protect me in case of divorce.
So, mademoiselle,
it's been a long time since you've been a maid.
Do you like it?
Yes.
You're a maid.
We saw you right away the other day at the parade.
My husband, above all, didn't leave you.
Ah.
Yes.
And that's what made me realize
he just needed a secretary.
Did you call the machine?
No.
You'll learn.
Welcome to the garden, mademoiselle.
Your name?
Christian.
You can live on Arthéradio.
Tomorrow, in the fall of the city of La Pein.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Conversation about desire, love, and spiritual metaphors
Discussion on maintaining brand image and target audience in business
Concerns about marriage, divorce, and financial investments
Summary:
The transcription captures various conversations and interactions revolving around themes of desire, love, and spiritual metaphors. It delves into the complexities of relationships, both romantic and professional, as well as the challenges of maintaining brand image and target audience in business. There are also discussions about marriage, divorce, and financial investments, highlighting the intricacies and potential consequences of such decisions.
The dialogue reflects the characters' concerns and motivations, offering insights into their personal and professional lives.
FAQs
Ladaire was working as a gardener to pay for his studies.
The real subject of Ladaire's test was the desire of the other and the desire of God.
Ladaire lied about his test subject as a small lie made out of love.
George had trouble accepting Ladaire's true test subject.
Madame Le Groin asked Ladaire if he always wanted to be a gardener.
George asked Nader if he recognized him and mentioned that he hired him for the garden.
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