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"Mijn thuis is waar m'n Stella staat."
— Peter Wingfield as "Bertie"

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Stella Artois

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Stella Artois - Transcript

I'm so cool

Bertie enters a bikers' bar to escape from the pouring rain outside. His glasses fog up... so he takes them off for a moment and squints at the tough scene around him — loud music and leather-dressed guys playing pool.

Once he can see again, Bertie spies a tall cold glass of Stella sitting on the bar. Not noticing (or ignoring) the burly biker for whom the drink is intended, Bertie snatches it up and takes a long sip.

I'm so dorky

Quite put out, the biker removes Bertie's glasses, places them in the eye sockets of a handy nearby skull, and lifts Bertie up by the collar. Unperturbed, Bertie exclaims, "Hé hé! Mijn thuis is waar m'n Stella staat" (loosely translated: "My home is where my Stella's at").

Agreeing with a laugh, the biker releases Bertie and slaps him on the back. They're buddies now — until, with a smug look, Bertie drapes his arm around the biker's girl (the real-life girlfriend of a Belgian rock star).

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