6351Fresh caviar from a hostile foreign country?Emma GrundigYou have sources that no one else has, don't you?
6353It's used to treat immune deficiencies.Franz HanauYou have sources that no one else has, don't you?
6354Unfortunately, I can't help you with that.Emma GrundigYou have sources that no one else has, don't you?
6356You have sources that no one else has, don't you?Franz HanauYou have sources that no one else has, don't you?
6357That sounds like something he can procure easily.Emma GrundigYou have sources that no one else has, don't you?
6358You could say that. What would you like to have, Mr. Schwarz?Emma GrundigYou have sources that no one else has, don't you?
6365Hello, Mr. Schwarz, can you come by my office later if you have a concern?Emma GrundigHello, Mr. Schwarz. Come in.
6366Hello, Mr. Schwarz. I do not have time right now excuse me.Emma GrundigHello, Mr. Schwarz. Come in.
6367He's still in a bad way. When are you going to help him, Mr. Schwarz?Ida WeckertAlfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.
6369You have to hurry. Mama says, otherwise he'll die!Ida WeckertAlfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.
6370I'll do my best, but unfortunately I can't promise you that I'll make it.Franz HanauAlfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.
6371Don't worry, Ida, I'll help Alfred. He'll get well again.Franz HanauAlfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.
6372Alfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.Ida WeckertAlfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.
6373Can you help Alfred, Mr. Schwarz? Mama is very sad.Ida WeckertAlfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.
6376Too bad. But maybe it will work out.Ida WeckertAlfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.
6377Alfred sucks, but I would be really sad if he was dead.Ida WeckertAlfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.
6378Thank you, Mr. Schwarz! That's great of you!Ida WeckertAlfred is very sick. He's always coughing and just lying around.
6379Nothing beats foreign specialties! And coffee!Emma GrundigHello, my name is Frank Schwarz. I wanted to introduce myself briefly.
6380Hello, my name is Frank Schwarz. I wanted to introduce myself briefly.Franz HanauHello, my name is Frank Schwarz. I wanted to introduce myself briefly.
6381Nice to meet you.Franz HanauHello, my name is Frank Schwarz. I wanted to introduce myself briefly.
6382Emma Grundig, hello.Emma GrundigHello, my name is Frank Schwarz. I wanted to introduce myself briefly.
6383Likewise, likewise. Do you like to eat, Mr. Schwarz?Emma GrundigHello, my name is Frank Schwarz. I wanted to introduce myself briefly.
6384Uh... well... Everyone has to eat, so yes.Franz HanauHello, my name is Frank Schwarz. I wanted to introduce myself briefly.
6385But you must appreciate good food, my dear.Emma GrundigHello, my name is Frank Schwarz. I wanted to introduce myself briefly.
6386You have been very efficient in procuring the recordings. Therefore, I would like to entrust you with the preparation of the new music reform.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6387You want me to write a reform? About music? Where am I supposed to start?Franz HanauWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6388Don't worry. I will, of course, give you a detailed briefing.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6389You then only have to formulate these at your desk.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6391Paragraphs 2.1 to 2.5 refer to the volume at which the music genres may be played.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6392Paragraphs 3.1 to 3.2 regulate the maximum permissible music speed. Too fast is bad for blood pressure and the heart.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6393In paragraphs 4.1 and 4.2 we regulate the content of possible song lyrics.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6394And paragraph 5 regulates the naming as well as the design of music packaging.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6395Pop may be played loudly up to 75 decibels, rock up to 45 decibels, and punk up to 65 decibels.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6396Violations are punishable by forced labor not less than 3 months.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6397If the permissible decibel level is exceeded by as much as 30 points, at least 5 months of hard labor must be imposed.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6398Pop may be listened to at a maximum of 132 beats per minute.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6399With rock, we need to be more restrictive so that it does not harm people's health, 124 is the maximum allowed here.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.
6400And punk already harms at over 107 beats per minute.Emma GrundigWell, sharpen your pencil and listen.