Victoria Page #3

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Did you like the roof?

I like it a lot!

It's a good place.

- Shh. Now we have to be very silent. Not like...

Oh.

Because nobody talks in Germany in the elevator.

It's forbidden.

Come on.

Shh! It's forbidden. I told you.

Don't you want...

Shh! I told you.

I'm gonna break the rule.

I'm gonna break the rule!

OK, now we can talk again.

After you.

OK, I drive you.

- It's here, right?

- Yeah.

Hey, wait, wait. One sip. Give me one sip.

OK. Jump on it!

I don't know if I can do that.

Ready? Wait, wait...

You're from the circus, right?

That's more scaring than the roof.

I promise. You're a good driver or not?

I am a good driver. You see?

- I drive slowly, look?

- Yeah.

You don't seem German at all.

We are real Berlin guys.

There are many people just coming here and

think they are Berlin. But we are Berlin.

We're real Berlin.

Multicultural. You know?

So where's the cafe?

Just straight on.

I'm going to tell you. It's on the right.

Are you nuts? This is a pavement!

Relax. You know what time it is?

What's he saying? He's telling me

about, don't drive on... here.

We cannot drive here?

Nah, he's stupid. Whatever.

- He's just angry because he have no wife.

- OK.

- See the door?

- I see it.

You see I'm a good driver.

Yeah, you are.

Thank you.

It was... it was very nice to meet you.

It was really nice to meet you too.

We have to see another day.

Yeah, let's see another day.

Bye. It was fun.

Because you're like that all the time.

You just give the hand. You do like this.

No, no. I'm just, you know...

Ah, whatever.

Maybe, I don't know if you have

to go back to the roof, but...

If you want to come inside and... for a coffee...

Or whatever...

The problem is, the problem is really,

i don't drink coffee. You know?

I'm just drinking cacao! You know cacao?

You know, you have to...

You know what I mean? I'm a cocoa guy.

You're a cocoa guy?

I have cacao inside.

Really? Yeah.

But I just like it, normally

i just like it cold. And really strong.

Really? Like double cacao?

Yeah, let's make a double cacao.

- OK. So come on.

- Yeah? OK.

Wait, I help you. I help you.

Yeah. Please.

- Put it here?

- Yeah, anywhere.

Yeah, it's alright.

It's a nice hot... hotel? Cafe!

We don't have to whisper here.

Yeah, sorry...

I was just on the roof.

Me too...

So, cold cacao.

Yeah, cold cacao, please. Double!

Double cacao for you.

What do you-- how much money

you get here? Per hour?

Like, I don't know. Four euros?

Four euros?

Man, it's nothing! They just want... four euros?!

- Yeah.

- But you get tip and stuff?

- Yeah, sometimes.

- I should kill my boss.

- Yeah, you have to kill your boss, I think!

You know I'm a professional piano player.

You know this?

- Really?

- Yeah, I am. Please. I want to see.

Wait! Like the car?

You have a car, and you have a shop?

And now you're a piano player?

Yeah. My uncle was...

"Mozart."

Yeah, really, it was...

An older uncle from me is Mozart.

Yeah, really.

So it's just in my blood right now.

So maybe I can show you something.

No problem.

I want to see that.

But my hands are a little bit cold.

You have to do like this.

Yeah, I know how to do this.

I'm a professional.

OK, sorry! Sorry!

OK, don't give me tips.

OK, maybe it's because I'm not into it

right now, but I show you something.

- Just with my eyes closed.

- OK.

- Thank you very much.

- So good!

Your face was so deep in...

It was like...

Yeah, because it was deep. OK.

I know I'm good.

I know I'm good.

Yeah, you're so good I think

I'm falling in love with you right now.

Really? Same!

But do you play an instrument?

Yes. One.

One? What kind of instrument?

Guess what.

There's so many...

At the first time I thought

you are more a triangle guy?

Really? I look like that?

Yeah, you look like a little bit...

But different. You put triangle

like this... like a "v".

And if you look like this now? How I look?

I look like a triangle girl also?

But it's a compliment!

That's a compliment?

I think you should go out of my cafe right now.

OK, now I know what you're playing.

What?

A drummer... no, no, not drummer. Yeah,

a drummer, but I think you are a drummer...

You're from Madrid, right? You are

one of the best drummer from Real Madrid.

From Real Madrid, you are in the first row,

like 'You'll Never Walk Alone? - OK.

But it might be? You look like it also.

No, no, please.

No, no, for real. What do you play?

I play this.

You play piano?

Yeah. I am the daughter of Mozart.

You're not the daughter.

I should know you if...

No, really? You play piano?

Yeah.

You saw I'm really good in it.

Yeah, and I was like "woah!"

You should be my teacher!

I can practice you everything, no problem.

Just give me time. It's expensive.

That's the thing, you know?

- You're so expensive?

- I'm really expensive!

- OK, but I'm going to give you a cacao.

- OK. OK.

So now just show me

what you have just learned already?

- Ah, come on...!

- And then... please! Hey, come on.

Come on, come on!

I've also showed my skill.

I just showed my skills already.

Now it's your turn.

It's just fair, you know?

OK, I take a chair, and...

Then please show me some skills.

- I'll be friendly.

- OK. I'll be friendly with you.

- Thank you.

- My pleasure.

Just look at me?

You're going to be my muse now.

I'm your muse. OK. I am.

What can I do?

I don't know. Look at me.

OK. I'll just...

I never, ever... I never hear

something like this before. Really.

Show me your hands.

It's like wonder hands.

- Really!

- They're just hands.

No.

What's the name of the song?

It's "Mephisto Waltz", you know?

- Mephisto?

- Yes.

Mephisto, he's like a devil, huh?

Yeah, it's the devil.

I like the devil.

Yeah, me too.

But one question. Really...

Why you don't play...?

You have to play...

Not why. You have to play in concert halls.

You have to do something like this!

That was so cool!

It was like you're telling a story.

It was like... cool, man!

It's not cool.

- Wait, you have something here, on your mouth.

I'm sorry. But it was nice.

No, really. You have to play there.

I've been... I've been...

I don't know the name, how you say that.

I've been... in the conservatory, you know?

I was in the conservatory...

And I cannot continue in the

conservatory because I'm not good enough.

They said me just to finish my piano career

or something like that...

Because they're stupid, or what?

No, it's OK. I prefer that.

No, really...

Because it's amazing.

It's like. You know, I...

No, it's not amazing...

I don't know. I've been sixteen and a half

years practicing playing the piano...

Every day, like seven hours every day.

Seven is the maximum. You cannot play more

because you're gonna hurt your arms.

And it's a really hard life, because you have no...

You have no life. You have no friends.

Well, the friends are like the other guys

that are in the conservatory...

But they are not your friends really.

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