:14:02
I mean, how do you know his name is Jim Winston?
:14:04
Oh.
He's a fashion executive.
:14:08
The girls tell me he's the hottest
young guy in the business.
:14:11
So you want him, eh?
Why do you say that?
:14:14
That look on your face.
:14:17
I used to see it all the time when I'd catch me
Uncle Pete lookin' at me.
:14:24
There's no look.
I was just shocked because I recognized someone.
:14:28
Besides, I never go out with guys like that,
even if I were going out, which I'm not, so--
:14:32
- You want me to find out where he works?
- No.
:14:35
I just told you, I don't care
if I ever see him again.
:14:39
Hamlet!
Get off her.
:14:43
It's you.
:14:46
Again.
:14:48
Hamlet definitely seems to like you.
:14:50
You mean, he doesn't just tackle anybody?
No.
:14:53
He tackles everybody, but he only drools
on his favorites.
:14:55
Well, I'm flattered.
:15:02
You're funny.
:15:04
Whoop!
Oh!
:15:06
You really should have somebody take
a look at those knees.
:15:09
You know, they've never done this before.
I'm gonna have to see a psychiatrist.
:15:12
I mean, a leg doctor, because obviously
it's a leg problem.
:15:15
At least let me buy you another latte.
Ah, no, thanks, Jim.
:15:19
How do you know my name?
:15:23
I don't remember introducing myself.
But you did, Jim. Remember?
:15:28
I'm Amanda and that's Hamlet.
Jim, Amanda, Hamlet.
:15:32
I think I'd remember a beautiful name like Amanda.
:15:35
But you didn't.
Anyway, sorry.
:15:38
I can't go out with you.
For coffee.
:15:40
I didn't mean go out with you,
just go out with you for coffee.
:15:44
Not even to replace this one,
Which I can't.
:15:46
I got the runs. I mean, I gotta run.
Okay, gotta go.
:15:53
Oh, God.
:15:55
I got the runs?