Ignatova - Tastes differ | Текст песни

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(In the restaurant)
Aren't you hungry?
Oh, yes, we are.
And I'm awfully thirsty.
Would you like a glass of orange juice?
Thanks, I'd love one.
I like orange juice very much.
And I prefer apple juice.
All juices are good for you: tomato, apple, apricot and, of course, pineapple juice.
I like pineapples best of all.
What shall we have?
The three-course meal, I suppose.
Well, you choose.
Let's start with salad, then chicken soup, fish and chips.
I think, I'll have some peas, fruit and a cup of tea without sugar.
Are you slimming?
Yes, I am.
What does your diet allow you?
Well, a little meat or fish, eggs, perhaps some cheese or milk, a lot of vegetables: lettuce, cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, very few potatoes, a lot of fruit.
No cakes, no ice cream, no chocolate and very little salt.
I bet your producer likes only slim actors and actresses.
He does indeed.
I have to be on a diet.
I don't live to eat but I eat to live.
Do you want dressing with your salad?
No, no, thanks.
Tastes differ, of course.
Are you a vegetarian?
I don't think any of us is a vegetarian.
Good roast-beef is much tastier than watery vegetables.
I'd order steak.
Do you like it rare, medium or well done?
I must confess I like good food, an occasional beer, cheerful people, theatres and lively music.
Is this your keep-fit programme?
Yes, it is.
My motto is: "Eat at pleasure, drink with measure and enjoy life as it is".
You're not a fitness fanatic, are you?
The advice of our doctor is quite different.
Don't take a taxi, he says.
Walk to your work each day.
Ignore the lift.
Climb the stairs.
Don't eat bread and butter.
Take two cold showers a day.
Do plenty of housework.
Stop drinking.
Give up smoking.
Exercise your memory.
Train your body.
Your recommendations are very useful, Doctor.
Glad you think so.
In short, early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
You're quite right.
I usually get up at 6.30 and do my morning exercises.
It takes me half an hour.
How many meals a day do you have?
I have four meals a day: a light breakfast, lunch, dinner - the heaviest meal, and a cold supper.
As a rule, I don't eat sweets.
They are fattening.
Have you ever tasted Mexican dishes?
No, I haven't.
I've never been to Mexico.
What do you think of spicy food?
I avoid it.
I prefer good plain food, nothing fancy.
A cigarette?
No, thanks.
A drop of brandy?
I'm off alcohol.
Isn't it boring sometimes to follow these strict rules?
They are not strict.
If you're in perfectly good health, you can enjoy life more and work much better.
I agree with you.
Health is the greatest wealth.
But it is so difficult to resist temptation.
This apple-pie looks so inviting.
Can I have a piece of it?
Here you are.
Thank you.
I invite you to my lecture on Thursday evening at the Polytechnic Museum.
It starts at 7.30 p.m.
With pleasure.
(Sarcastically)
The more we learn, the less we know.
(Taking up a photo from the floor):
Whose photo is this?
Heavens! It's mine.
How careless of me!
You have a large family.
Not very large.
I have a wife, a son and a daughter.
And who are these young people?
They are my nephews and my nieces, my sister's and my brother's children.
I have a lot of relatives.
This is my father-in-law.
The young man on the left is your son, isn't he?
How do you know?
Why! He looks like you.
But he takes after his mother in character.
He's very hot-tempered.
How old is he?
He is twenty-one.
He's two years younger than my daughter.
She's in the middle next to him.
I miss my children.
Your daughter looks like a film star.
Does she?
Children adore her.
She teaches French.
She's devoted to