Days of Wine and Roses
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:15:00
Hit me again.
Not you.

:15:02
- Anything for the lady?
- No, nothing.

:15:07
- What do you got against booze, anyway?
- I just don't much see the point in it.

:15:11
Point?
Well, it makes you feel good.

:15:13
I already feel good.
I don't like the taste.

:15:16
- What do you like?
- Chocolate.

:15:18
- Chocolate?
- Chocolate.

:15:19
I'm practically nutty about it.
:15:22
Wait a minute, hold everything.
:15:30
- What did you do?
- Oh, you'll see.

:15:32
- I think we should order, don't you?
- In a few minutes.

:15:37
Kirsten Arnesen.
:15:39
No wonder you're tough to get along with.
You're not even American.

:15:43
Ever drive down the peninsula
toward San Mateo?

:15:46
Arnesen Nursery.
That's us. That was us.

:15:49
I just couldn't take it.
:15:51
Oh, my father's a wonderful man,
good man.

:15:55
But I kept thinking to myself:
:15:57
"You're pretty. You're pretty,
and here you are. "

:16:00
Oh, girls know when they're pretty.
:16:03
There I was, blushing unseen,
wasting my sweetness on the desert air.

:16:08
Gray's "Elegy. "
:16:11
- Did you get that out of this book?
- Not this one.

:16:13
That's volume Je-La.
Gray's out of volume Go-Ja.

:16:23
World Library of Great Literature.
Volume 5, Je to La-

:16:27
Je to La. Je-La.
:16:30
Father gave me those
for high school graduation.

:16:33
He said if I read from Ab-Bu to Ya-Zu...
:16:35
...it'd be the equivalent
of a college education.

:16:38
Je-La, that puts you about the middle
of your sophomore year.

:16:43
- Oh, no, thank you, I-
- No, that's all right.

:16:46
- But I-
- It's special, for you. It's chocolate. Try it.

:16:55
It's good. It is.
:16:59
- Very.
- Yeah. See what I mean?


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