:08:02
- Marauding beasts bent on destruction.
- Stop it.
:08:06
Deborah, you work in advertising.
It is a civilized business.
:08:10
- I work with monsters.
- You're talking about five-year-olds.
:08:15
And my job is to break their spirit.
That's what kindergarten is about.
:08:20
The Germans invented it. Think about it.
God, Pat's going in for the kill.
:08:28
That's a nice turn.
:08:30
- Coy.
- With just a hint of giddiness.
:08:32
Her big move will come at any moment.
The combination hair flip with a giggle.
:08:38
There's a 3.2 degree difficulty.
Let's see if she can pull it off.
:08:50
9.0!
:08:55
Tell me that getting those
advertising girls here wasn't perfect.
:09:00
Pick a pair.
:09:02
Like shooting fish in a barrel.
:09:05
- We do pretty well for ourselves.
- We? Did you say "we"?
:09:10
You've got balls.
I do the work, you take the credit.
:09:14
You know what your problem is?
Your face.
:09:16
Come on, you're too good-looking.
Girls go out with you and get nervous.
:09:21
They feel dumpy,
they don't want to compete.
:09:24
They want a guy like ... Iike me.
A guy who'll make them look good.
:09:30
- A basic Neanderthal type.
- The swarthy type. A man's man.
:09:34
- The kind of guy who's ...
- Oozing testosterone?
:09:37
A young woman today
wants a little bulk in her diet.
:09:40
A big guy who sweats.
:09:43
Best thing that could happen to you
is an industrial accident.
:09:53
- You're not leaving, are you?
- No, we're walking in backwards.
:09:58
- I'm Debbie.
- Hi ... Dan.