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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Greet, Nel, Piet entitled Business Is Business?
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conversations.value: Business Is Business (film): The film is about the customers and personal lives of Greet (Ronnie Bierman) and Nel (Sylvia de Leur), two female prostitutes in Amsterdam.\nGreet and Nel are friends and live on different floors of the same canal house at the Prinsengracht.\nIn this house they also receive customers.\nGreet roleplays the customers\' sexual fantasies.\nThese incidents are recounted in the form of anecdotes throughout the film.\nThe roleplaying involves Greet being a wigged witch, a schoolteacher, a feathered chicken, a corpse, a woman commanding her cleaner, and a surgeon.\nSometimes Nel assists her by playing a part in the roleplaying.\nNel lives with Sjaak (Jules Hamel), a guy who likes fishing and who lives on Nel\'s money.\nNel and Sjaak are continuously fighting.\nGreet convinces Nel to respond to a personal ad.\nThe following blind date in a restaurant ends up in throwing cakes.\nNel wants to clean her dress and then she meets Bob (Bernhard Droog) and they fall in love.\nIn another fight Sjaak almost kills Nel with a knife and Nel decides to move in with Bob in Eindhoven.\nBob turns out to be boring, and Nel visits Greet in Amsterdam.\nNel doesn\'t want to work as a prostitute anymore, and she turns out to be pregnant.\nNel and Bob marry in Amsterdam, and all of Nel\'s former colleagues pretend that she worked as a seamstress.\nGreet meets the married man Piet (Piet Römer) in the bar where she hangs out.\nPiet takes her to a striptease club, and they have sex afterwards at her house.\nUnlike the other men, he doesn\'t have to pay.\nPiet brings Greet a bouquet of red roses.\nThe next time they meet, they create a romantic atmosphere and Piet stays over night with Greet.\nLater, Piet takes Greet to a classical concert.\nShe dislikes it and makes a scene in the concert hall.\nWhen Piet finds out his wife is pregnant he stops seeing Greet.\nIn the end of the film they meet again and Greet says he should name his child "Greet" if it is a girl.\nThe film ends when Greet makes the customer that plays the cleaner clean up Nel\'s marriage party.
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conversations.value: \nGreet and Nel are friends and live on different floors of the same canal house at the Prinsengracht.\nIn this house they also receive customers.\nGreet roleplays the customers\' sexual fantasies.\nThese incidents are recounted in the form of anecdotes throughout the film.\nThe roleplaying involves Greet being a wigged witch, a schoolteacher, a feathered chicken, a corpse, a woman commanding her cleaner, and a surgeon.\nSometimes Nel assists her by playing a part in the roleplaying.\nNel lives with Sjaak (Jules Hamel), a guy who likes fishing and who lives on Nel\'s money.\nNel and Sjaak are continuously fighting.\nGreet convinces Nel to respond to a personal ad.\nThe following blind date in a restaurant ends up in throwing cakes.\nNel wants to clean her dress and then she meets Bob (Bernhard Droog) and they fall in love.\nIn another fight Sjaak almost kills Nel with a knife and Nel decides to move in with Bob in Eindhoven.\nBob turns out to be boring, and Nel visits Greet in Amsterdam.\nNel doesn\'t want to work as a prostitute anymore, and she turns out to be pregnant.\nNel and Bob marry in Amsterdam, and all of Nel\'s former colleagues pretend that she worked as a seamstress.\nGreet meets the married man Piet (Piet Römer) in the bar where she hangs out.\nPiet takes her to a striptease club, and they have sex afterwards at her house.\nUnlike the other men, he doesn\'t have to pay.\nPiet brings Greet a bouquet of red roses.\nThe next time they meet, they create a romantic atmosphere and Piet stays over night with Greet.\nLater, Piet takes Greet to a classical concert.\nShe dislikes it and makes a scene in the concert hall.\nWhen Piet finds out his wife is pregnant he stops seeing Greet.\nIn the end of the film they meet again and Greet says he should name his child "Greet" if it is a girl.\nThe film ends when Greet makes the customer that plays the cleaner clean up Nel\'s marriage party.