Lolo Page #5
What happened?
I don't talk about it,
but it gave me new perspective.
So dating me is
better than having a coma?
Yeah...
I have to think it over.
And "nothing much" for years
was with or without condoms?
I am joking.
I hope so.
Without condoms,
obviously.
No, no, no!
Les Miz!
You mean Les Misrables?
- Yes.
You know your
French literature.
Victor Hugo is so up there.
What?
Damn it! She picked up
the spare key at Paulette's.
Is everything okay?
No, there is a problem.
We can't go to my place tonight.
Where are you staying?
After the sauce,
buy a good chicken.
The important part is
the texture, the firmness.
Here, it should be firm.
It talks to me, it has
a personal vibration.
There's a bond,
a connection to the animal,
Even though I'm alive
and it's passed on.
Don't feel intimidated.
It's only a chicken.
You toss it whole
into the pot.
Meanwhile, you can
cut up the vegetables
to prepare
the basque side dish.
Coming!
Violets?
Isn't that sweet!
That smells so good.
after a day of work.
I'm not a real Basque
but it's my favorite.
If yours is as good as Jojo's
in St-Jean-de-Luz, I'll marry you.
Someone there?
No, it's the iPad app.
Beigbeder's South-West Cuisine.
You're posh.
- You don't like that?
- I love it!
Stuff it with your red bell pepper
that you already stuffed
with one large onion.
Hey, buddy. I can't
talk right now.
I'm at a gala for the homeless
with stars everywhere.
Damn, it's you-know-who.
What's his name?
No, no, no...
It's not him after all.
Lots of pretty girls.
Guess what?
It's in the subway station.
I gotta go.
Lolo's here.
Lolo! Lolo!
Bah, Lolo!
Hou!
I like you to meet Karl.
Jean, my boyfriend.
- Delighted to meet you.
- It's mutual.
- Too kind.
I follow all your collections.
They're simply darling.
Daring? Darling?
- Both, hopefully!
- Yes!
Jean just moved to Paris.
Karl, truly,
thank you for coming.
The pleasure's all mine.
Who wouldn't come for you?
Bravo for your N5.
Smells great.
- Yes!
It wouldn't have been famous
worldwide without you.
And without
Marilyn Monroe.
Well, Jean...
Karl has other people to talk to.
Sorry, we have a problem.
- Can't it wait?
- No, it's an emergency.
I'll be fine on my own
for 5 minutes.
Did I come off
too uptight with Karl?
Uptight, no.
Look, you were fine.
Go get a drink.
I'll be right back.
- It can't wait 5 minutes?
- No.
Did you pick
He chose it himself.
Look after him
while I attend to something.
- So J.R. How are you?
- Lolo!
I waved earlier.
You didn't see me.
Cheers!
To health!
See? Not so scary.
Your mom introduced
me to Karl Lagerfeld.
- Karlito.
- I talked to him.
Really?
Go get a selfie with him.
You think?
Your daughter
will be so impressed.
No, no. I don't dare.
Ha Francesca.
Gotta go.
Yes.
- Sir?
- Oh, why not?
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
Seriously, Violette,
who's that guy you're with?
Look...
I know, he's not very...
- Check this out.
- What?
But no!
- Enough.
- It's gorgeous!
He dick saved my life.
Where's the electrician?
I gotta get back.
They are beautiful.
I'll...
8,000 euros.
Bid accepted.
They're a present
for Violette.
Violette!
Baby!
Sorry. Oh yeah,
that's better.
- It's for my daughter.
- Yes, that's what they all say.
Good evening.
I can't take anymore
I have to go. Where is he?
Thanks.
Hold on,
it's blurred, it's blurred.
Thank a lot, Karl!
- Gimme a hug.
- It's not possible.
Let's go.
Karl...
Karlito!
Jean, you're snoring.
I have a big day tomorrow.
Roll onto the side.
Onto your side.
Oh!
Damn.
Oh!
Excuse me.
- Yes?
- Bad time?
- Well...
I'm not cut out
for relationships.
Jean-Ren is
drunk, snoring.
One of your
magic moments?
I can't sleep.
I tried masturbating,
but I can't focus.
Ah!
Arr...
I think he just puked.
He's puking, you're masturbate.
That's a great rock 'n' roll.
Gotta go.
Ariane!
B*tch.
Violette?
J.R.?
Ha, ha,...
Great start to the weekend.
Want an aspirin?
I am fine.
No more champagne again.
Pretty beach.
Where is it?
It's a shoulder.
Really?
Got a moment?
It's a surprise for mom,
for my new exhibit.
Don't tell her.
Will it take much longer?
Last one.
Leave it to dry and we're done.
- Damn.
- Jean?
- What's she doing home?
- Jean? Lolo?
- Hold still.
- What do I...
Sit still and don't say a word.
Okay?
Where is it?
Jean!
Lolo, you're here!
I forgot my notebook
with all my notes in it.
I sent you tons of texts
to ask you to bring it over.
I left it here.
Where it went? I need it.
Sorry, I was busy.
What a nightmare
last night.
- What?
- Jean-Ren!
He made a fool of himself,
he got drunk.
I spoke with
Karl's personal assistant,
I may not get
the next show.
You kidding?
I am furious.
How could I think he would fit in
just because he's nice with a big dick?
Truth is, he's a
Biarritz bumpkin.
Don't exaggerate.
He looked so lame
with his biker jacket,
his damn cocker spaniel...
The Biarritz bumpkin
says screw you!
Couldn't you tell me
he was here?
- Now it's my fault?
- Jean!
I'm sorry!
You're sorry?
That makes everything okay.
What more
do you want me to say?
No, I'm just an idiot with
a big dick and crappy taste.
- Your son picked out the jacket.
- Keep Lolo out of it.
Of course!
Lolo the untouchable!
What am I?
while you party with your hipsters.
- I said you were nice.
- Ah yes!
And "big dick" is a compliment.
Sure, that's great! Who
do you think I am?
And who the hell are you?
A 45-year old
picking up hicks in Biarritz.
I didn't mean that. I know
you're mad, but don't insult me.
What?
"45-year old" is an insult?
I wasn't thinking straight,
I was upset!
I'm in a dumb-ass business
where looks are everything.
They're young, beautiful...
And your
fat ass "fits in"?
Jean.
Her precious notebook.
- Are you hurt?
- Oh, I'm.
Are you hurt?
Yes to literally and figuratively.
Mr. & Mrs. Brave.
The name's Brav with
the accent "".
Well, Mr. Brav.
It's still broken.
It wasn't broken before.
It is broken now?
A fracture of
the right radius.
- Sh*t.
- Damn.
You were in a cast,
your arm must
has been broken.
No, it wasn't broken.
I was posing for a work of art.
If we put it back in cast,
will you break it again?
It's performance art?
What are you saying?
What does he mean?
- What do you mean?
- It's like a happening!
Thanks for the soup.
I'm not sick. I broke my arm.
I'm okay now,
I'll be fine on my own.
Damn!
Here.
I already knew you are
not good with your left hand.
Go on.
- Ah!
- Stop it.
Don't be silly.
Jean,
it's so depressing here.
Not cheery, but practical.
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