Forget Paris
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:17:01
I’m Mickey.
:17:03
Ellen.
:17:07
Do you come here often?
:17:24
You'd have been better off
in the limousine.

:17:27
I’m much more comfortable here.
:17:32
l take it you and your father
weren't very close.

:17:36
No, he left when l was 10.
:17:38
l'll never forget the last thing he said.
:17:40
''Get out of my way.''
:17:42
You can't buy memories like that.
:17:44
l suppose not.
:17:47
You'll be at the airport in 90 minutes.
The drive's a breeze.

:17:51
I’d never say something like that.
:17:53
- Like what?
- Like, ''lt's a breeze.''

:17:55
I’m superstitious and that's like begging
for disaster.

:17:59
lt's like those old war movies.
After the battle they sit around and talk...

:18:02
...about going home,
and there's a guy named Brooklyn.

:18:05
''When l get home l'll go to see
my Dodgers, get me a nice hot dog...''

:18:15
lt always happened, right?
:18:16
lf ever l get on a small plane
and there's a storm, l never say:

:18:20
''Piece of cake.''
:18:22
Never say, ''Famous last words,''
because they could be.

:18:27
You're a disturbed person, right?
:18:29
You have no idea.
:18:32
According to him, he was working hard
all the way back to Paris.

:18:36
You know those Japanese movies
with dinosaurs in the streets...

:18:41
...and those people just run out
and wait to get stepped on?

:18:48
He's got the charm turned up
to warp factor 7...

:18:52
...and she seems to like him,
but he's not sure.

:18:56
l never knew that about Wilt Chamberlain.
:18:59
They say it's true, but you know...

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