Now, I must warn you, I work very hard. I study an hour every day. Sometimes two. And my...

Florence Foster Jenkins: Now, I must warn you, I work very hard. I study an hour every day. Sometimes two. And my father didn't leave me as much money as everybody thinks, so I couldn't pay you more than a hundred and fifty. Cosmé McMoon: A month? Florence Foster Jenkins: A week. I'm not destitute!

Now, I must warn you, I work very hard. I study an hour every day. Sometimes two. And my father didn't leave me as much money as everybody thinks, so I couldn't pay you more than a hundred and fifty. -A month? -A week. I'm not destitute. A few pointers as to how Madam Florence does things. You will note that she carries a leather briefcase with her at all times. You are not to touch that briefcase or to enquire as to its contents. Right. In the hall, Madam Florence keeps a collection of chairs in which people of note have expired. -They're not for practical use. -I understand.