:09:01
Keep the drink.
:09:04
lt's only another 95,000...
:09:04
lt's only another 95,000...
:09:08
but l could get the best clothes
from lndia, from Morocco, Jim.
:09:12
Clothes you couldn't get
anywhere else.
:09:14
Then we could get the richest
people to come-- Miles Davis...
:09:18
Sonny and Cher, the Stones.
:09:21
lt could be the best boutique
on La Cienega, Jim.
:09:24
Why don't we have a car?
:09:27
- We lost it.
- Yeah, but...
:09:30
where's the gravy train?
:09:37
What's the matter with you?
What are you on?
:09:40
You said you wouldn't
drink today.
:09:42
No, Ma, l ain't drinkin'.
:09:45
You promised you wouldn't drink anymore.
You're not gonna drink, are you?
:09:49
No, Ma, l ain't.
:09:50
And you're gonna change those stinky
leathers you've worn for three weeks.
:09:54
l don't know about that.
:09:57
What are you on?
:10:00
lt's just some low-grade acid.
lt's not heavy.
:10:03
Oh, Jim!
:10:05
Oh, God! l cooked!
:10:08
- l cooked the duck!
- lt's okay.
:10:10
People are coming, you know.
:10:12
Ray and Dorothy think
that we're flaky enough.
:10:16
You said we'd wait until after,
and now you're gonna peak before me.
:10:19
No, it's cool. We'll trip,
and then we'll eat our feast.
:10:23
Yeah, sure. No!
:10:25
You know, l think it's a good thing
about Ray and Dorothy.
:10:28
l do.
:10:30
Women are such noble creatures.
:10:33
They carry on your name
with dignity after you die.
:10:38
Are you saying you want to
marry me, Jim Morrison?
:10:43
l think women have a comic
approach to life. How can they not?
:10:49
They spend their lives
with that big dick seeking entry.
:10:52
Come on, Mom.
:10:54
l want to look inside,
like a spy.
:10:59
l'm a spy