:26:03
That'll be $32.50.
:26:07
Hey, we're here.
:26:09
We're here now.
:26:11
Where?
:26:13
You said JFK, right?
:26:15
Yeah.
:26:17
Be $32.50, fuckface.
:26:19
All yours.
:26:22
Thanks a lot, buddy.
:26:35
What's your name?
:26:37
Dag.
:26:38
Not Dog, Dag.
:26:41
After Dag Hammaraskjold
:26:43
former Secretary General
of the United Nations.
:26:46
You have to say that
every time?
:26:49
Yep.
:26:51
Why were you named after him?
:26:52
He was a poet
and a peacemaker.
:26:56
My mother admired him.
:26:57
Tell me one of his poems.
:27:00
I don't know any.
:27:01
If I were named after a poet,
I'd read his poems.
:27:05
Well, I read them.
:27:07
I just didn't memorize any.
:27:09
Well, what were they about?
:27:11
The struggle
to be human and just.
:27:15
Yawn.
:27:24
Check your weapons at the door
:27:26
You don't live here anymore
:27:30
But a heart cannot repent when
it doesn't know it's spent
:27:35
Its lifetime beating itself
to death...
:27:39
It's Stephan.
:27:42
Hey, Stephan, it's, uh, Halley.
:27:44
Listen, um... I was wondering
if you were in town
:27:49
if I could, uh, stay over
:27:51
or, uh, use your apartment
or something.
:27:54
Um, it's a long story.
:27:58
Uh, anyway, l-I r...
I realize that it's late