:06:29
What do you want!
:06:31
Yes, I'm sorry, darling.
I know I did.
:06:34
Listen, I don't think
I'm gonna make it back tonight.
:06:38
I'm gonna blitz it.
:06:40
Fine, fine.
It's going fine.
:06:43
Just the deadline's
getting serious.
:06:46
Really?
:06:48
Well, we could meet
for lunch,
:06:50
celebrate my breakthrough.
:06:53
Okay, 1:00.
:06:55
You're chain-smoking, darling.
:06:58
I know I am. I know I am.
:07:00
I'd like another vodka martini,
dry as a bone, twist, no olive.
:07:04
- Signor.
- Spritzer, please.
:07:06
I tell you, Julia,
I'm out of my mind.
:07:09
I'm getting nowhere. Zero.
:07:11
Stop getting so wound up
about it. It'll come.
:07:14
And please put that cigarette out.
That's three in ten minutes.
:07:18
Darling, why don't you
forget it a minute.
:07:22
Take the afternoon off.
:07:24
- I can't. I've got to see Bristol.
- You're not gonna be much use.
:07:26
Oh, that's where
you're wrong, Julia.
:07:28
That's what's so insane about all this.
Anything else, I'm fine.
:07:31
Give me any other part of the human
body. I'll sell it something.
:07:34
Give me a bald head,
and I'll sell it shampoo.
:07:36
- I cannot get a handle on the boils.
- Pass me the butter, please.
:07:39
The moment
I think of a boil,
:07:41
my mind slips into a sort of
dreadful, oily neutral.
:07:44
I just sit there
hour after hour.
:07:46
Chewing the ends off pencils,
smoking myself daft.
:07:49
- What exactly is this stuff?
- It's a standard...
:07:52
16 to 26-year-old acne attacker,
a hexafluoride.
:07:55
- Does it work?
- No idea. It's probably junk.
:07:57
Well, that's probably
the problem.
:07:59
If you knew it actually got rid of
boils, you'd have no problem selling it.