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Jim Hacker: You mean the German ambassador's lunch is government business, but mine isn't?Sir Humphrey Appleby: That is so. Not just the German ambassador's, of course, any ambassador's.Jim Hacker: Fine. Bernard, get the diary. On Monday I'll have lunch with the German ambassador. On Tuesday, with the French ambassador; on Wednesday, with the American ambassador. Oh, mustn't leave out the Commonwealth; on Thursday I'll have lunch with the New Zealand High Commissioner. How many countries are there in the UN?Bernard Woolley: Well 158, Prime minister.Jim Hacker: Good. That'll take up about six months; then we'll start round again.Bernard Woolley: Prime Minister, you're not free to have lunch with ambassadors every day. Sometimes there will be other official lunches.Jim Hacker: Even better. We'll fill up the odd gaps.Sir Humphrey Appleby: I think that the Foreign and Commonwealth Office might have some views on that.Jim Hacker: Oh, why?Sir Humphrey Appleby: Well, they always say that one Prime Minister's lunch with an ambassador destroys two years of patient diplomacy. I'm not quite sure how they'd react to 158.

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