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:51:01
Thank you!
:51:03
Stop that! Don't do that!
:51:05
Listen, I know you like me, OK?
I can tell.

:51:09
But, you know what?
A lot of guys like me.

:51:12
Not me exactly. It’s my legs
or my butt or my hair...

:51:15
or some combination
of the above.

:51:17
I think it's the eyes.
:51:19
The eyes?
:51:21
Great. An eye man.
Anyhow, it never works out.

:51:25
OK? Not that you even
need to know that.

:51:27
You look like crap.
What have you been doing?

:51:30
Watching television in color.
:51:34
In color? No kidding.
:51:36
Cross my heart and hope to die.
:51:38
Yeah. See ya.
:51:41
Why doesn't it ever work out?
:51:42
What?
:51:43
Why doesn't it ever work out,
you and men?

:51:45
Why? Who the hell knows?
:51:48
lf you promise to leave me
alone, I’ll tell you why.

:51:51
It never works out...
:51:53
because I am into legs
and hair and butts myself.

:51:57
So I wind up with guys
who are very good-looking...

:51:58
but even more shallow than I am,
if you can picture that.

:52:01
lf you'll excuse me,
I have to go find...

:52:03
another low-paying,
demeaning job...

:52:04
where some guy named Jerry
keeps telling me...

:52:06
how lousy his marriage is.
:52:08
-Why not go to work for me?
-Doing what?

:52:10
Helping me sell
all my baseball cards...

:52:12
and buying enough
food and supplies...

:52:13
to fill several large trucks.
:52:16
Food and supplies?
:52:17
Who for, starving people?
:52:19
They're not starving yet,
but they do need help.

:52:22
How long would you need me for?
:52:24
Two weeks.
:52:25
What's the pay?
:52:27
What's fair?
:52:28
I gotta make at least
a thousand dollars a week.

:52:37
You got it.
:52:38
-Wait here while I get changed.
-Sure.

:52:52
Here you go.
:52:54
Why would someone need...
:52:55
twenty-six yacht batteries?
:52:59
I don't know.
I just work for the guy.


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