Every Saturday I'll heat you up some food.

Show the apartment, what for?

Bit warm for you, is it?

You want it hot?

Are you okay, honey?

I better heat you some soup.

Won't you have some tea?

Say, you fellas sure look hot and thirsty.

This is in Rio de Janeiro, and it's getting a bit better, right?

Rather warm in here, don't you think?

You go and get his bottle, and tell Josie not too hot.

Mr. and Mrs. Eckland, if you're finished now

If you'll excuse me, I'll open up the other rooms. LaTour.

Here, come on, count it, Mary.

Pre sweat the details for your audience. Count the taps.

You see, I don't know Geneviève's feelings for you.

I see Bartha gave you cold tongue for supper.

Geneviève would be happy to see you.

Thank you, sir. Except for the bath water this morning.

I feel so hot and frazzled. Do I look done in?

Get some hot water, damn it!

And we see these amazing structures these little knots of two colors of thread we call social hot spots.

Look where you're going.

Quite. My daddy liked it hotter.

You joined in the conversation with a zeal I found forced.

Did you have to show me up in front of my wife?

It means the hot spot.

It's a little hot right now, but...

Shall I warm some sake?

It's a little warm in here.

Rum and pep?

How could we be close when I knew you were always thinking of Rebecca?

Oh, you will, will you? Well, I'll show you!

Come closer.

I want to eat warm soup.

You'd better eat your breakfast while it's hot.

Go heat some water, quick.

Well... kind of hot.

It's not hot.

No, it's the least sparkling. Louder.

See to it, will you?

Now, let's see you have to be off at ten o'clock.

You're thinking, Well, how often am I in a hotspot?

Let me show you something.

I want to show you something.