Born Yesterday
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:15:01
It's no big deal.
:15:03
Mind if I ask you something?
:15:06
Sure.
:15:08
Is there something wrong
with my earrings or something,

:15:10
because everybody
keeps staring at 'em.

:15:13
Oh, I don't know.
:15:15
Maybe they're a little... big.
:15:18
I thought big
was the whole idea with jewels.

:15:21
You don't need to wear jewels.
You're pretty enough.

:15:25
Oh, sweet talk.
It's my favourite!

:15:33
That's what the IMF is for!
:15:34
No, this is NATO's responsibility.
:15:36
NATO's not a factor any more.
The UN is the answer.

:15:39
If there's trouble,
and there's going to be trouble,

:15:42
UN troops should jump in and keep peace,
so those markets can grow.

:15:46
It's incredible!
She's got boyfriends...

:15:50
And what d'you think, Miss Dawn?
:15:53
What is our responsibility
now that the Eastern Bloc has collapsed?

:15:58
I don't know.
How many people were hurt?

:16:01
What do you mean?
:16:03
When the block collapsed, were people
hurt or was it just property damaged?

:16:08
We're talking about
the Eastern Bloc in Europe.

:16:13
I don't think we should worry about them.
:16:15
We got enough problems
with our own streets

:16:17
before we start fixing the ones in Europe.
:16:26
Geeks!
:16:28
- What?
- I said they're geeks!

:16:30
- Who the hell are you to say?
- Billie Dawn, that's who.

:16:33
Nobody asked ya, so shut up!
:16:35
Pardon me if I'm taking up
too much space on your planet!

:16:55
- Hello, JJ.
- Hey, Ed.

:16:58
- Harry, could we go over a few things?
- Take her upstairs.


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