Play It Again, Sam
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:11:02
Then I'll be at 752-0420
:11:05
and then I'll be home at 621 -4598.
:11:09
Right, George. Bye-bye.
:11:11
There's a phone booth on the corner,
shall I get the number?

:11:15
You'll be passing it.
:11:19
- I'm sorry, Allan.
- She wants to be a swinger.

:11:23
- Married life is no good for her.
- Don't get worked up.

:11:26
I gave her a home, affection, security.
:11:29
This was a girl I found
waiting on tables at the Hip Bagel.

:11:33
I used to go there every night
and over-tip her.

:11:36
$1 .50 on a 35-cent check.
:11:38
Nancy was impulsive.
We all knew that.

:11:41
She didn't leave impulsively.
She talked about it for months.

:11:45
- I didn't believe she'd do it.
- It's good you find out now.

:11:49
- You're young. Make a new life.
- I'm 29.

:11:53
The height of my sexual potency
was ten years ago.

:11:56
Look at the bright side. You're free.
:11:59
You'll go out, there'll be girls.
:12:02
You'll go to parties,
have affairs with married women.

:12:05
Sexual relations with girls
of every race, creed and colour.

:12:10
You get tired of that.
:12:12
Besides, those kinds of things
never happen to me.

:12:16
I managed to fool one girl into
loving me and now she's gone.

:12:20
See how he downgrades himself?
:12:22
Don't you think plenty of women
would find him attractive?

:12:26
- Yes, of course.
- The world's full of eligible women.

:12:30
Yeah, but not like Nancy.
She was a lovely thing.

:12:33
I used to lay in bed
and watch her sleep.

:12:36
Once in a while she'd wake up
and catch me.

:12:39
She'd let out a scream.
:12:41
He really loved her. I feel like crying.
:12:44
Why do you feel like crying?
:12:46
A man makes an investment,
it doesn't pay off.

:12:49
Could I get an aspirin?
I have a headache.

:12:52
He's having a breakdown
and you're sick.

:12:55
- Don't get upset.
- I'm not, I just had a rough day.

:12:59
You want an aspirin too?

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