Alice

So I don't know.

You might want to take your bets and steal some cars and see if you can sell them for parts.

There you go.

Did I see it?

I'm just a girl standing before a boy asking him to love her.

Is that from Notting Hill?

I didn't even know that.

Yes, it is.

Of course it is.

That's one of the most famous scenes.

It's from Notting Hill.

And he's also made fun of her saying, whoopsie daisy.

So a lot of people of our generation say whoopsie daisy because of Hugh Grant.

I mean, he's fantastic in it.

But things weren't perfect, as their downstairs neighbors, the Christies, would later attest.

Neither Tim nor Beryl were particularly good at fulfilling the expected roles of a married couple in 1940s London.

Beryl was a terrible homemaker and wasn't good at managing finances.

I just have to pause there for a moment because I feel personally attacked.

But 1940s, she wasn't good at money and she wasn't good at keeping the home.

Tim made that last part particularly difficult, the money aspect, because he was drinking away most of the money he earned