Mrs. Pinkert, you seem so down.
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Mrs. Pinkert, you seem so down.
I am downcast!
Really, young man. I had expected more from you.
May I distract you?
Everything will be fine.
Excuse me, Mr. Schwarz? If your daughter were gone forever, would you also say "Oh, it'll be okay?"
Get out of here now, please!
Take care, I have something that will take your mind off things.
Do you know the joke?
I know a good story ...
What do you call a graduate farmer?
Mrs. Pinkert, I will now distract you with a story.
Surely that doesn't distract me from the fact that I may never be able to talk to my daughter again.
Do you really think this is funny?
Oh, sorry, I thought there was something I could do.
Look into my eyes ...
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What are you doing?
I appreciate your effort. Don't worry about me, Mr. Schwarz.
In the ministry, people used to tell a story about a man who was cloned to replace the workers.
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Uh... I thought I could distract you with a grimace.
Crazy! And why are you telling me this?
And then there had almost been a new religion, about these clones!
Hm ... not really. I just want to talk to my daughter.
An acredemic ... Haha!
... Hmm?
Uh... well... I thought it might make you smile.
Here are the tools.
Oh, now you do? Why didn't you say so right away?
I have been able to find some tools after all. Here, take them!
Thank you very much, young man!
My phone is still broken and I can't reach my daughter.
Then I will take care of the repair right away.
Can I help you with that?
I've fixed a lot of other things in my life.
If you say so.
Thank you, Mr. Schwarz.
I just need to save a bit of my pension and will use it to buy a new phone.
That will take two or three years. And until then, I'll just have to tighten my belt.
And you did not help me.
Is it still because of your daughter?
Yes, young man. Just imagine: It's still because I can't see my daughter, who I haven't been able to see in years ...
... and now I can't even call her.
Do you have another great idea for distracting me instead of just bringing me some tools so I can help myself?
Oh, it'll be okay, Mrs. Pinkert.