Q: "What do you think about Munich?"JOHN: "Well, what I've seen looks lovely, and the weather's nice too."
Q: "What do you think about your book here?"
JOHN: "Oh, I don't know what I think about it in German yet, 'cuz I can't understand it. But the publisher's nice. In English, it's nice. I don't know what it's like, you know. Just read it and find out."
Q: "What are you going to do with your lederhosen?"
PAUL: "Umm, I don't know. Probably hang 'em up eventually."
Q: "You're not going to wear them?"
PAUL: "I might do, yeah. It's too hot at the moment."
Q: "How's your German?"
RINGO: "Terrible. I don't speak it."
Q: "You don't speak it at all?"
RINGO: "Not to speak of, you know. Just a couple of jokes, like spiegeleye and pomfritz, you know. (laughs) But that's not really German. That's about all I know... and begates, which is enough. (jokingly) As long as you can say begates, you're alright."
Q: "If you could purchase a page in the Olympic Games in '72 in Munich, what would you like to be?"
GEORGE: "Oh, I don't know."
RINGO: "Egg and spoon race."
GEORGE: (laughs) "The three-legged race, to headline the Olympic Games. Well... maybe the high jump."
RINGO: "The high jump. Good one."
GEORGE: (laughs)
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