1:13:02
- He got along OK without it.
- They never put ketchup on.
1:13:06
How can you eat a hamburger
with no ketchup? Shoot that over here.
1:13:11
Where were we?
1:13:14
You figured out the problem
with their hamburgers.
1:13:17
You know what his big problem is?
1:13:21
No laughs.
The guy's gotta lighten up, right?
1:13:24
- Bite?
- No, thanks.
1:13:27
- Who are we talking about now?
- Hamlet.
1:13:34
Oh, right.
1:13:39
"Hamlet went nuts when he caught
his mother doing it with his uncle."
1:13:43
- Not so great?
- You have the right idea.
1:13:47
But you could've said,
1:13:49
Hamlet was tormented by his mother's
incestuous relationship with his uncle.
1:13:55
"lncestuous relationship"! Mason's
gonna flip when she reads this.
1:14:00
"lncestuous." You're a really
smart guy, you know that?
1:14:05
You must think l'm a dummy.
1:14:09
- Actually, l think you're kind of terrific.
- Get outta here.
1:14:14
You're the terrific one.
You know all this deep junk.
1:14:18
I don't understand it any better than you.
1:14:20
I just know a few big words
that impress English teachers.
1:14:25
You impressed me.
And l give credit to who l want, OK?
1:14:31
- To whom.
- To who, to whom, to you, that's whom.
1:14:35
- So learn how to take a compliment.
- All right.
1:14:42
- A hamburger for my friend. Loaded.
- With ketchup.
1:14:47
Double ketchup.
1:14:50
There are some very cool,
very scoreable broads at this joint.
1:14:55
Cool. Scoreable. What-not.
1:14:58
- Very nice.
- Very nice.