:44:02
Hitting on me in as nice a way
as l've been hit on in a long time.
:44:06
The second that you found out
l was my father's daughter, you, uh--
:44:10
Well, you acted like a stranger.
:44:14
That is not my intention.
:44:18
What are your intentions?
:44:21
Huh? l mean, just to, uh,
:44:24
make little dramas in coffee shops,
turn a woman's head?
:44:28
l don't mind admitting
that my-my head was turned.
:44:30
l-l liked it.
:44:33
But, well, ten hours later,
l feel like a fool.
:44:39
l just don't get it.
l don't.
:44:41
You, my father,
here in this house. lt's, uh--
:44:43
lt's upsetting me, and l--
:44:47
What happened to that sweet guy
from the coffee shop?
:44:52
Who are you, anyway?
:44:55
And... what are you eating?
:45:01
Peanut butter.
:45:05
Hmm.
:45:07
But it's gone now.
:45:14
Wh-- No. Please.
:45:18
- You act like you've never
had peanut butter before.
- l haven't.
:45:23
- What kind of childhood did you have?
- Do you love Drew?
:45:25
Excuse me?
:45:28
When you put your mouth to his,
it seemed a frequent thing.
:45:33
Drew is none of your business,
:45:35
and neither is where l put my mouth.
:45:38
l'm sorry.
Do you live here?
:45:40
No, Joe, l'm swimming here
and now l'm going home.
:45:43
Yes, l think what
l'm trying to say is,
:45:46
l would like it
if we were friends.
:45:49
l've got plenty of friends.
:45:51
l don't have any.
:45:56
Well, l can see why.