JENNIFER NELSON: Donna, may I borrow a dime please? I have to call my dog. Thanks. DONNA: Did you say you will calling your dog? JENNIFER NELSON: Yeah. You know with me away at work all day the poor thing doesn‘t get any exercise. So whenever the phone rings he runs around the house barking like crazy ... Four, five. Okay, that‘s all I have time for, baby. See you later. DONNA: Vladimir. JENNIFER NELSON: There you are. Thanks. — The Glass Bottom Boat (1966), written by Everett Freeman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3TaaqsIGQA Dialogue On Dialogue: Her habit to call her dog will lead to lots of misunderstanding: She is suspected of being a spy and her love-interest fears with Vladimir a rival in love. I love the movie for Doris day‘s fight with a floor sweeping robot.