:09:03
You smoke too much. How often you
gotta go to the hospital to realise?
:09:07
Leave me alone. lt's the only thing that
makes me feel good. There, Frank. All set.
:09:11
Spaghetti!
Your mother still makes lousy spaghetti.
:09:15
- lt's pasta now. Spaghetti's out of date.
- So am l. You want a beer?
:09:20
Billie! Bring a Molson Lite for the kid!
:09:23
- Looking good, huh?
- He looks terrific.
:09:26
Carl, we'll be at the bar.
:09:29
- l'll catch up with you.
- All right, Charlie.
:09:34
So...
:09:36
You look like you've grown another inch,
but you don't look so hot, Buddy.
:09:41
- You're gonna get bags under your eyes.
- Yeah, l had a tough day.
:09:44
- Some jerk DK'd me. l gotta cover his loss.
- Speak English.
:09:48
DK: Didn't Know who l was
when the options he bought took a bath.
:09:52
- Bastard reneged on me!
- l told you not to get into that racket.
:09:55
You coulda been a doctor or a lawyer.
:09:58
lf you'd stayed at Bluestar, you coulda been a
supervisor now, instead of being a salesman.
:10:03
Dad, how many times l gotta tell you l am not
a salesman? l'm an account executive.
:10:08
Soon l'm moving into investment banking.
:10:10
You ask strangers for money -
you're a salesman.
:10:13
Dad, it takes time.
You gotta build a client list.
:10:16
l can make more money in one year
as a broker than in five at this airline.
:10:20
Thank you, Billie.
:10:22
l don't get it, kid. You borrow money to go
to NYU. First year out, you make 35 grand.
:10:27
You made 50 grand last year, and can't
pay off your loans. Where does it go?!
:10:31
Dad, 50K does not get you
to first base in the Big Apple.
:10:34
l got 40% in taxes, 15 grand for rent.
:10:36
l got school loans, car loans, food -
that's three bills a month. l need suits...
:10:41
Come back home and live rent-free
instead of that roach-infected place.
:10:45
$50,000! Jesus Christ!
The whole world's off its rocker!
:10:49
l made $47,000 last year. That's before taxes.
:10:53
That's Queens, Dad! A 5% mortgage
and you rent the top room.
:10:56
l gotta live in Manhattan to be a player.
There is no nobility in poverty any more, Dad.