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00:00:21I don't know.
00:03:00It would eat away at us like a rust.
00:03:03Then she'll borrow my leather jacket just about the time the relationship falls apart for good.
00:03:08And I'll lose my favorite jacket.
00:03:11I don't need that.
00:03:13A good jacket is hard to find.
00:03:20Roots.
00:03:21When you know what's real.
00:03:36So?
00:03:37What, they want my blood?
00:03:39Well, I believe the phrase they used was,
00:03:41you're the voice of your generation.
00:03:46Get out of here.
00:03:48Good work.
00:03:52Yeah.
00:04:01Hi, I'm returning this.
00:04:06Local hero.
00:04:09Local hero?
00:04:11One of my all-time favorites.
00:04:14I don't know.
00:04:15The guy finds paradise and gives it up for Houston?
00:04:18Okay, we've got Robo Slut and Lollipop Lovers.
00:04:27I fast forward through the sex and study the stories.
00:04:32That's too bad.
00:04:33Robo Slut's one of my all-time favorites.
00:04:36Is there a market open this late around here?
00:04:38Uh, just right down...
00:04:40Right down on 3rd.
00:04:42Capers.
00:04:42They've got the best produce in town.
00:04:45Thanks.
00:04:50It'll be 643.
00:04:52Keep it.
00:05:06Want to help me out here,
00:05:07or do I got to keep doing this ridiculous stunt
00:05:09to get your attention?
00:05:11Looks like you're doing fine to me.
00:05:21You know what?
00:05:23Maybe I should just...
00:05:26take them both.
00:05:27Yeah, I'll take both.
00:05:28Just ring the box out.
00:05:29Wild berry and tutti.
00:05:31Would you like to go ahead of me?
00:05:34I'll take a second to think about this.
00:05:37All right.
00:05:47She's gonna be a minute.
00:05:48Looks that way.
00:05:51Have you ever had this?
00:05:52Tutti frutti.
00:06:06So, you like blues?
00:06:08Huh?
00:06:09I know this nice little piano bar we could go hit.
00:06:13We could go to the Grandview.
00:06:14That's pretty cool.
00:06:15It's fancy.
00:06:17You can skip the moves.
00:06:19The game's already over.
00:06:22Really?
00:06:24So how'd I do?
00:06:33That is smokes.
00:06:36I'll take care of that.
00:06:43Can I get a pack of Randolph's?
00:06:48How about a box of those red numbers there?
00:06:52Ooh, a dozen for Mr. Lucky.
00:06:55That's right.
00:06:56The old 12th pack.
00:06:57Uh, you take Visa?
00:06:59Yeah.
00:07:00Gotta go get some cash.
00:07:02Throw in one of those $2 roses, too.
00:07:25This place is unbelievable.
00:07:29You don't live here by yourself.
00:07:31I do now.
00:07:32What?
00:07:33You're divorced?
00:07:34Isn't everyone?
00:07:35Dangerous times, dangerous ways.
00:07:41What can I do?
00:07:45What can I say?
00:07:51My body aches for you like today.
00:07:58Skin tray we played.
00:08:02All day.
00:08:03Till the thunder fades away.
00:08:11I whisper your name.
00:08:14I whisper your name.
00:08:22I whisper your name.
00:08:29High.
00:08:30And white.
00:08:45I whisper your name.
00:08:50I whisper your name.
00:08:50wichtig to die.
00:08:57Oh, my God.
00:09:40You're going to switch to decaf.
00:09:51Hellboy! Hellboy!
00:10:02Must have banged it on something, such a cross.
00:10:13Who are you?
00:10:17You tell me.
00:10:21Okay.
00:10:26You grew up in some mere western suburb.
00:10:30You thought if you didn't get out, you'd suffocate.
00:10:35You were quick in school.
00:10:38Although it didn't interest you that much.
00:10:43For you, anatomy was destiny.
00:10:49Since you are what?
00:10:52Fourteen.
00:10:55Might have been hitting on you.
00:10:58Guys on the streets.
00:11:00Teachers.
00:11:02Your dad's friends.
00:11:04Men in restaurants.
00:11:06And you went out with some of them.
00:11:09Because they took you places.
00:11:11They bought you things.
00:11:13Jewelry, perfume.
00:11:17And you almost married some high school Harry.
00:11:20But you knew you could do better.
00:11:23He's coaching football now.
00:11:25And you still.
00:11:26Mm-hmm.
00:11:27And then you started working.
00:11:30Monthly maybe.
00:11:32Nightclipsing.
00:11:33Really?
00:11:35Well, I'd like to hear something.
00:11:36I don't know you well enough.
00:11:42Anyway, the men got richer and smarter.
00:11:45They started calling you from their private planes.
00:11:49And you knew a life of luxury was just a wedding ring away.
00:11:53If you're too smart, they call you trouble.
00:11:58But, keep that mouth shut and they think you're wise.
00:12:02Or very sweet.
00:12:06I've had men propose to me without even hearing me finish a sentence.
00:12:12I like talking to you.
00:12:17Shut up.
00:12:30Oh, buddy.
00:12:31I think we got a contender here.
00:12:33I'm telling you.
00:12:36Miss Wright.
00:12:37She's beautiful.
00:12:38She's got the biggest blue eyes you've ever seen.
00:12:44It does well for you, too.
00:12:46You're gonna love me.
00:12:47She's got a little attitude.
00:12:49I think you gotta treat her rough, though.
00:12:50She is tough.
00:12:53This is all yours, baby.
00:12:55Yes?
00:12:56Yeah.
00:12:58You like that, huh?
00:13:02I can do what I want.
00:13:04I'm in complete control.
00:13:07That's what I tell myself.
00:13:10I got a mind of my own.
00:13:12I'll be all right alone.
00:13:15Don't need anybody else.
00:13:18I gave myself a good talking to.
00:13:22Honey!
00:13:22No more being with me.
00:13:24No more being with me.
00:13:25No more being with me.
00:13:25No more being with me.
00:13:26But I see you.
00:13:27All I remember.
00:13:30Hi, sweetie.
00:13:34Hi.
00:13:36Where's Matthew?
00:13:38He's at the lake with the Johnsons for the weekend.
00:13:40For making you wanna stay.
00:13:42Well.
00:13:45I missed you.
00:14:15Give me a minute.
00:14:23What are you doing?
00:14:28I gotta.
00:14:32Please, sulie.
00:14:34Tolie in bed.
00:14:34Please take him for the weekend.
00:14:34Don't worry.
00:14:34Im die.
00:14:45The city council votes in two weeks on our building permit.
00:14:50So far, Hill and Lee Fong are with us.
00:14:54Forbes and Romano are solid against.
00:14:57They gave the city a community center, low-flow toilets.
00:15:00What the hell do they want?
00:15:03Saks is the swing vote.
00:15:05He's leaning against us, but he's not solid.
00:15:08Saks, the hefty one?
00:15:12We can't get to him.
00:15:13Why not?
00:15:15I want to know his pleasures.
00:15:22You play up our environmental image.
00:15:26If the people think we're greenies, they'll force their councilmen to vote for Shoreline.
00:15:30You need to go on local TV as Mr. Clean.
00:15:44Roger.
00:15:48Roger.
00:15:54Mr. Clean.
00:15:57He closes in on her looking for a long kiss.
00:16:00Hey, here's your bill.
00:16:01Let me get that.
00:16:02Her money's coming.
00:16:02Perfect.
00:16:05And then what?
00:16:06She pushes him away?
00:16:07No, I hate that.
00:16:08Like she's some ice queen gonna melt when he touches her.
00:16:11No, she kisses him as long as she wants.
00:16:14This will make a great spot.
00:16:16All your late night research is really paying off.
00:16:19Yeah.
00:16:20This boy-girl stuff really works well on TV.
00:16:23So your card was declined.
00:16:27That's impossible.
00:16:28Run it through again.
00:16:28Sorry, I tried that.
00:16:31It's okay.
00:16:32I've got it.
00:16:37I pay my bill.
00:16:42So what do you mean by excessive inquiries into my credit history?
00:16:46I pay my bills.
00:16:49Who's asking?
00:16:52Why is that classified?
00:16:53It's my account.
00:16:55Huh?
00:16:57Well, that's not my problem.
00:17:03I guess that is my problem.
00:17:09It always goes the same way.
00:17:11She'll want to know why I'm not more committed.
00:17:14But it's not a question I like to answer.
00:17:17It would eat away at us like a rust.
00:17:19It's a lovely day.
00:17:20Then she'll borrow my other jacket just about the time the relationship falls apart for good.
00:17:26And I'll lose my favorite jacket.
00:17:28What do you think of this?
00:17:29I don't need that.
00:17:31Boring.
00:17:31A good jacket is hard to find.
00:17:33No, I mean the guy.
00:17:35Do you find him sexy?
00:17:38Just another face man with testosterone poisoning.
00:17:46So, you don't get turned on by a guy like this?
00:17:50I didn't say that, darling.
00:17:53Ultimately, these guys are all too quick to excite.
00:17:56Look at the flowers, erotic poetry, all of their best moves the first three weeks.
00:18:01But they just don't have your staying power, darling.
00:18:15Ah, Roger Everett.
00:18:18Jim Lomax, our creative director.
00:18:20Nice to meet you.
00:18:21Nice to meet you.
00:18:22I've heard a lot about you.
00:18:24My associate, Billy Webster.
00:18:27I've seen your work.
00:18:29Thanks.
00:18:30Jim, Nancy, Roger's got something I'd like you to hear.
00:18:41We're going to be spending $60 million to develop the waterfront.
00:18:46We've promised the city a new community center.
00:18:49Environmental toilets.
00:18:51The whole nine yards.
00:18:53But the council is split on the decision.
00:18:57Shoreline is the most environmentally correct project that this city has ever seen.
00:19:02We have to get that message out to the green boater so that they can put pressure on the council.
00:19:07Roger wants a promotional campaign.
00:19:09Something direct and unpretentious for local cable.
00:19:13The big agencies would push too hard on this.
00:19:16Roger feels a smaller, younger firm might communicate better with the average Joe.
00:19:21I've seen your spots, Jim.
00:19:22They're fresh down to earth.
00:19:25Even a little naive.
00:19:26Naive?
00:19:28Yes, but, uh, that's what I'm looking for.
00:19:33They come to the house with a video crew for a day in the life of Roger Everton family.
00:19:37We want the people to fall in love with Roger.
00:19:40Convince the people that I'm just like them.
00:19:43If they have faith in me, their councilmen will have faith in Shoreline.
00:19:46Well, what do you say?
00:19:49Am I an average Joe?
00:19:51There is absolutely nothing exceptional about you at all.
00:19:55Jim is our Mr. Average Vanilla Joe.
00:20:02Sounds like I'm the Joe for the job.
00:20:06I'm sensing celebration.
00:20:09Okay, four restaurants, four courses, then we go to any store you want.
00:20:12I break in and steal the item of your choice.
00:20:14Now, how's that sound?
00:20:15Well, it's a start.
00:20:20Oh, my God.
00:20:24Oh, no.
00:20:26They left the stereo.
00:20:26Somebody thrashed my car.
00:20:28They left the stereo.
00:20:29Take it easy, Jim.
00:20:30We'll call the cops.
00:20:35Hello?
00:20:37Hello, Jim.
00:20:38It's Caroline.
00:20:40Hey, mystery woman.
00:20:42I had fun the other night.
00:20:43Yeah, me too.
00:20:44When can I see you again?
00:20:46Now.
00:20:47Where?
00:20:47At the market.
00:20:49Okay, I'll meet you at 15.
00:20:51Try to find me.
00:21:12What took you so long?
00:21:16I've never been down in the basement bakery here before.
00:21:19Mm-hmm.
00:21:34Let's get out of here.
00:21:35Let's go to your place.
00:21:42Okay.
00:21:54Caroline Blue.
00:21:55Hey, big fella.
00:21:56Hey.
00:21:57The love of my life.
00:21:59Hey, easy.
00:22:00I'm not jealous tonight.
00:22:03I don't think so.
00:22:11What a cozy place.
00:22:15Do you own it?
00:22:17It's an illegal sublet.
00:22:19Some freaky deadhead's been gone so long,
00:22:21the landlady forgot how I bought it.
00:22:23I don't think so.
00:22:30I don't think so.
00:22:35I don't think so.
00:22:38Do you play?
00:22:45it's a paperweight
00:23:01it's nice
00:23:27it's a bridge
00:23:29it's a bridge
00:23:51it's a bridge
00:24:08it's a bridge
00:24:32it's a bridge
00:25:00it's a bridge
00:25:15it's a bridge
00:25:47it's a bridge
00:26:13it's a bridge
00:26:42it's a bridge
00:27:09it's a bridge
00:27:20it's a bridge
00:27:45it's a bridge
00:28:12it's a bridge
00:28:41it's a bridge
00:29:12it's a bridge
00:29:36it's a bridge
00:30:05it's a bridge
00:30:35it's a bridge
00:30:49it's a bridge
00:31:09it's a bridge
00:31:20it's a bridge
00:31:34it's a bridge
00:32:03I know
00:32:30it's a bridge
00:33:02it's a bridge
00:33:22God
00:33:40it's a bridge
00:33:52Caroline
00:33:56it's a bridge
00:34:26next
00:34:27but it's a bridge
00:34:39thank you
00:34:55so
00:35:40here you go
00:36:09now
00:36:39all right
00:36:40you know
00:37:09you know
00:37:29it's a bridge
00:37:40you know
00:38:11yeah
00:38:39it's a bridge
00:39:10this is a bridge
00:39:40it's a bridge
00:40:02it's a bridge
00:40:21it's a bridge
00:40:41you know
00:40:56it's a bridge
00:41:27it's a bridge
00:41:30you know
00:42:00you know
00:42:02you know
00:42:33you know
00:43:03down on the
00:43:33how do you know
00:43:39can't you know
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00:44:26look I'm
00:44:54you know
00:45:11you know
00:45:13you know
00:46:11I'm sorry
00:46:16you know
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00:46:21and you know
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00:50:27I see you know
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00:52:01and you know
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00:52:44and you know
00:53:12and you know
00:53:19you know, you know, yeah
00:54:04you know, you know, yeah
00:54:11you know, you know, yeah
00:54:43you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
00:54:45yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
00:54:51yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
00:54:53yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
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00:54:53yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
00:55:00Roger and I have what they call creative differences on the campaign.
00:55:03He wanted to pledge a portion of his profits to certain final mail groups.
00:55:06It's kind of a bribe.
00:55:08I thought it was bad business.
00:55:10Since his profits are also my profits,
00:55:13I must take your side on this issue.
00:55:16Are you also preparing a presentation Tuesday night?
00:55:21Uh, no.
00:55:22Paddits on that.
00:55:23They're quite good.
00:55:24You might see my hand in there somewhere, though.
00:55:28I'd like to talk to you about that.
00:55:31Would you excuse us?
00:55:33So you came back for some more, did you, Jim?
00:55:35Oh, I'm so glad.
00:55:37Right.
00:55:38Buddy, uh, you're gonna run with the big dogs.
00:55:40You gotta learn to piss on the big trees.
00:55:43Nice talking to you.
00:55:46Caneta-san, it's been a pleasure.
00:55:54Nice, man.
00:56:22Who is it?
00:56:23It's Caroline.
00:56:25Caroline.
00:56:42I took Matthew to my sister's.
00:56:45I don't think I should stay here very long.
00:56:55You want some honey?
00:56:58Please.
00:57:08What are you gonna do?
00:57:09Shit it out with him at home noon?
00:57:11Let's not get carried away.
00:57:18Do you need some help?
00:57:30Roger, I'm going to pick up some take-out.
00:57:32We'll eat in about an hour.
00:57:34Fine, okay.
00:57:35Oh, oh, you got a call from that guy at the party.
00:57:39Who, Caneta?
00:57:40No, they have it, that guy.
00:57:42He's a college professor, councilman, something like that.
00:57:45You mean Sachs?
00:57:46Councilman Sachs?
00:57:47Yeah, that's right.
00:57:49Actually, it was his wife who called.
00:57:51He'd like you to call him at his office at 8 o'clock sharp tonight.
00:57:54What for?
00:57:55I don't know.
00:57:58Oh, no, wait a minute.
00:58:00She did say the councilman will solve all your problems.
00:58:04Was that all?
00:58:06Yep.
00:58:08You want that spicy shrimp thing?
00:58:10Yeah, yeah, okay, fine.
00:58:12Okay, have a good workout.
00:58:20Caroline, Caroline!
00:58:33Now, listen to this.
00:58:35Such a melodic, sensuous line.
00:58:38Boy, these guys just play the dickens out of this.
00:58:41Okay.
00:58:42Okay, now, do me a favor.
00:58:43When he calls, don't hustle him.
00:58:46All right?
00:58:47We want him to make the offer to stick to small talk.
00:58:49Hello, how are you, that sort of thing.
00:58:51He won't call.
00:58:52He's too smart for this.
00:58:54Tell him you want to meet him alone.
00:58:55No go-o-betweens.
00:58:56No, no, nobody else.
00:58:58He won't call.
00:58:58It's too risky.
00:58:59He's got to call.
00:59:00You look like Little Red Riding Hood to him.
00:59:03It's the big, bad wolf.
00:59:13Okay, pick it up.
00:59:35I had a talk with my son's teacher the other day.
00:59:39Terrific woman.
00:59:40Caring bright.
00:59:42Do you know what she gets paid?
00:59:4532,000.
00:59:46It's an outrage.
00:59:49Well, we, uh, we get the education system we pay for.
00:59:53Doesn't make it right, though, does it?
00:59:55I mean, look at you.
00:59:56All the hard work you do for the council, teaching, community college.
01:00:01You probably don't make too much more than that, do you?
01:00:0534,000 last year.
01:00:07It's a crime.
01:00:09See, I think it's up to the civic-minded businessmen to even up the inequities in our society.
01:00:16See, I'd be really honored if you'd pass this along to the educational group of your choice.
01:00:25Well, look, what's the matter?
01:00:26You called me, remember?
01:00:29I didn't call you.
01:00:31All right.
01:00:32Your wife called my wife.
01:00:33Whatever.
01:00:34I'm sorry.
01:00:34There must be some kind of a misunderstanding.
01:00:36I was working late in my office, and you called and asked for a meeting.
01:00:40Look, I don't know what you're up to,
01:00:42but I'll give you 30 seconds to decide.
01:00:45And don't dream about taking the 50 grand and stiffing me on the vote.
01:00:51What's the matter?
01:00:53Look, in your position, you can hardly afford to be high-minded.
01:00:57Listening to you, I've decided to vote against Shoreline.
01:01:00Oh, really?
01:01:01I don't think it's in the best interests of the city.
01:01:04Oh, well, nobody that earns 34 grand a year tells me what's best for this city.
01:01:11Look, think about it.
01:01:14My door is always open.
01:01:25Well, good evening, and welcome to the show.
01:01:27We are very fortunate tonight to have as our special guest
01:01:30a man who is probably the most environmentally conscious developer in America,
01:01:35Mr. Roger Everett.
01:01:37APPLAUSE
01:02:08Gotcha.
01:02:10No, he couldn't make it.
01:02:12This kid fell off a jungle gym and split his chin open.
01:02:17That's too bad.
01:02:19Yeah.
01:02:20Is that ham and pineapple?
01:02:22No, I want some.
01:02:27As a matter of fact, I think Roger even waters his lawn with recycled bath water.
01:02:34Did you ever see the Viking Olympics?
01:02:38Throw trees around and stuff?
01:02:39Yeah, we're going to one.
01:02:48What do you think about this shoreline stuff?
01:02:52It's the same old, same old.
01:02:55Rich get richer.
01:02:57Would you like to do something about it?
01:03:00Well, I don't really give a shit about it, to tell you the truth.
01:03:06Might be able to make a couple of bucks in the process.
01:03:10Oh, yeah.
01:03:11How's that?
01:03:11Hey, I promise you, Roger Everett's thought of everything.
01:03:15So, without further ado, let's have Mr. Roger Everett.
01:03:20Thanks for coming, Roger.
01:03:23Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen.
01:03:24Welcome.
01:03:25You know, we're very proud of shoreline.
01:03:28There you go.
01:03:29It's going to add a lot to this community in terms of jobs, creating investment and wealth.
01:03:37And so get your checkbooks ready.
01:03:39Get ready to write a deposit for one of these beautiful condos.
01:03:42Forget about trying to buy the penthouse.
01:03:45It's already been sold.
01:03:46I bought it this morning.
01:03:48We've prepared a short clip for you, and if there are any questions, I'd be very happy to answer them
01:03:53after you've seen our presentation.
01:03:55Thank you very much.
01:04:06I'd be really honored if you'd pass this along to the educational group of your choice.
01:04:14Hmm?
01:04:20Look, what's the matter?
01:04:21You called me, remember?
01:04:23I didn't call you.
01:04:27Go get the janitor.
01:04:28Hurry up!
01:04:30Jesus!
01:04:32I don't know what you're up to, but I'll give you 30 seconds to decide.
01:04:36And don't dream about taking the 50 grand and stiffing me on the vote.
01:04:40Who said there was nothing good on TV?
01:04:42Please, sit down, please.
01:04:44Everything is fine.
01:04:45Please, sit down.
01:04:45Sit down, please.
01:04:47Sit down.
01:04:47Everything's fine.
01:04:48We're getting everything back to normal.
01:04:51Please, sit down.
01:04:52Everything's fine.
01:04:53It's all right.
01:04:53It's all right.
01:04:53Sorry.
01:04:54Oh, we're changing the film.
01:04:56Um, how do we turn this damn thing off?
01:04:59Oh, really?
01:05:00I don't think it's in the best interest of the city.
01:05:01Mr. Kaneda!
01:05:02Oh, well, nobody that earns 34 grand a year tells me what's best.
01:05:05Mr. Kaneda, please, please, don't go.
01:05:08There's been a miscommunication, a misunderstanding.
01:05:10This is our dream.
01:05:11We can make this worse.
01:05:12Please.
01:05:12Marks, you can always give money to charity.
01:05:15We're building a relationship here.
01:05:21Great campaign, don't you think?
01:05:23Think about it, huh?
01:05:26My door is always open.
01:05:32Okay.
01:05:42Son of a ditch.
01:05:44Son of a ditch.
01:06:03So, did you do anything fun tonight?
01:06:04Eric, I watched a great TV program.
01:06:08Could make a good series.
01:06:12You did it!
01:06:14Woo!
01:06:16Come on, we should go.
01:06:21Eric!
01:06:23Go, go, go!
01:06:25Let's go.
01:07:07Hello, Jim.
01:07:14See my wife?
01:07:16You're trespassing.
01:07:18That means I could shoot you and the cops won't care.
01:07:25That's a gun, Jim.
01:07:29Guys like you don't use guns.
01:07:32Try me.
01:07:37Ah, there you are, dear.
01:07:41It's time to go home now.
01:07:42Get out of here, Roger.
01:07:45What game would you like, dear?
01:07:47Would you like me to play the jealous husband and beat your lover to death?
01:07:51It's no game, pal.
01:07:55Let me just get this straight, Jim.
01:07:58You mean to tell me that you love my wife?
01:08:00You want to marry her?
01:08:01Build a home?
01:08:02Have a family with her?
01:08:06Take it easy, Jim.
01:08:08No one need get shot here.
01:08:12Just put the gun down.
01:08:14Not until you leave.
01:08:15Put the gun down!
01:08:19All right.
01:08:25Look, this isn't getting us anywhere.
01:08:29Carolyn, darling.
01:08:31Look me straight in the eye and tell me you don't love me anymore and I'll go quietly.
01:08:36I hate you.
01:08:38Now get out of here and leave us alone.
01:08:41All right.
01:08:44Let's look at this thing from your side.
01:08:47Well, he's younger.
01:08:51Prettier.
01:08:53Free in the afternoons.
01:08:55Now what about my side?
01:08:57We have wealth, power, respectability.
01:09:01Well, that's not too shabby.
01:09:05Not to mention the fact that I'm already your husband and the father of your child.
01:09:09All right.
01:09:10That's enough.
01:09:10That's enough.
01:09:12Now this is a big gun, Jim.
01:09:18I doubt you've ever fired a gun at a living creature before.
01:09:24That's before I met you, Raj.
01:09:26You taught me to stand up for myself.
01:09:29Thanks.
01:09:30Well, now this is your final exam.
01:09:33Go on.
01:09:34Go on.
01:09:34Go ahead.
01:09:35Pull the trigger.
01:09:39You think I won't?
01:09:43I think you're a wimp.
01:09:51Shoot him.
01:09:57There seems to be a little confusion here, darling.
01:10:01Are you talking to him or to me?
01:10:05Hmm?
01:10:26And I love you.
01:10:29Imagine what I'm going to do to him.
01:10:42Here.
01:10:44Stop it!
01:10:55Here, go on.
01:11:03You hate me so much.
01:11:06Go on.
01:11:08Shoot me.
01:11:15You see, Jim?
01:11:17She respects me too much.
01:11:36Well, you make a lovely couple.
01:11:42Let me see.
01:11:45Yes, I know.
01:11:46Jim, you fell in love with her, but you couldn't keep her because she was still in love with me.
01:11:55Yes.
01:11:56You're insanely jealous, so you lured me here to kill me.
01:12:01Luckily, I was able to prevail.
01:12:07Sadly, you were killed.
01:12:15Run!
01:12:16Ah!
01:12:19Ah!
01:12:22Ah!
01:12:24Ah!
01:12:25Ah!
01:12:26Ah!
01:12:26No!
01:13:18I'm sorry.
01:13:21Remember that great novelist?
01:13:25D.H. Lawrence was his name.
01:13:30He said if only we could have two lives.
01:13:32The first in which to make our mistakes,
01:13:35and the second in which to profit from them.
01:13:42I'm just trying to get it right the first time.
01:14:03It's not so so sweet.
01:14:03It's not so sweet.
01:14:03It's not so sweet.
01:14:21Oh, I don't know what to do with me
01:14:27Life's more of a building dream
01:14:32I can't get home
01:14:37Where is hope?
01:14:43I, little straps about my hands
01:14:48Shelling fish upon the sand
01:14:53I can't move
01:14:56Where are you?
01:15:02Are you doing this?
01:15:07Just doing this
01:15:09A little bit of tenderness
01:15:14From you
01:15:17Oh, time
01:15:28Is a river running dry
01:15:34Through the silence of your eyes
01:15:38I see you
01:15:41Where I love you
01:15:45I need a little tenderness
01:15:50I'm a little tenderness
01:15:55I need a little tenderness
01:15:59From you
01:16:21I need a little tenderness
01:16:26I need a little tenderness
01:16:32To be true
01:16:33To come alive
01:16:35To be true
01:16:38Oh, I love you
01:16:43Oh, I love you
01:16:48Oh, I love you
01:16:49But I love you
01:16:54Oh, I love you
01:17:00Who's at the end?
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