:27:03
So I'm in the Philadelphia Public
Defender's office.
:27:06
My clients were the scum of the earth.
Extreme repulsivos.
:27:11
One of them got caught
in the house.
:27:13
He and his friends beat up
the husband, rape the wife...
:27:17
...then tried to blow the place up.
When I ask what happened, he says:
:27:19
"I was in Montreal at the time."
:27:20
Who'd you think your clients would be?
Grumpy and Sneezy?
:27:24
Huey and Bobby.
:27:26
I don't know.
I just didn't think they'd be...
:27:28
...so guilty.
:27:32
And then?
:27:33
Then I left.
:27:35
A law school friend is at a firm
in Atlanta doing real estate law.
:27:39
I went to see them.
:27:41
The offices were very clean...
:27:43
...and the clients were only
raping the land...
:27:45
...and then of course
there was the money.
:27:48
El greedo strikes again.
:27:51
Sarah has that robe.
:27:52
Not this weekend she doesn't.
:27:54
I always jump her
when she wears it.
:27:56
Harold, don't you
have any other music?
:27:59
Like, from this century?
:28:00
There is no other music in my house.
:28:02
There's been a lot of terrific music
in the last 10 years.
:28:05
Like what?
:28:06
How about you, Michael?
Tell us about bigtime journalism.
:28:12
Where I work we have
only one editorial rule:
:28:14
No writing longer than an average person
can read during an average crap.
:28:20
I'm tired of having
my work read in the can.
:28:22
People read Dostoyevsky in the can.
:28:24
But they can't finish it.
:28:27
This certainly is a familiar scene.
:28:31
I'm feeling very guilty about it.
:28:34
I'm happy to be here,
but I'm sick about the reason.
:28:38
I'm going to bed.
:28:40
I'm sorry.
We could talk about something else.
:28:42
That's okay. I'm exhausted.
Good night, everyone.
:28:45
I'll be up in a minute.
:28:47
Good night, Sarah.
:28:50
Harold, I'm sorry.
:28:52
We all feel that way.
:28:55
I forget what this is like.
:28:57
In L.A., I don't know who to trust.