It's not your fault that you're not exactly bright, so I want us to part as friends.

5 seconds sound clip from the Mr. Topaze (1961) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:26:16 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

(Miss Muche slaps his face)

- Oh, well...

- Please allow me to explain. I can explain.

- My dear, there is nothing to explain.

- I didn't want to talk to you in the café, but I really think the best thing would be for us to separate.

- It's not your fault that you're not exactly bright, so I want us to part as friends.

- And I have a little farewell present for you. There.

- Better get some of those files.

- Can't you guess what it is?

- No.

[...]

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