1:06:04
Ooh, excuse me.
1:06:05
Do you where we could find
some drag queens around here?
1:06:11
Come on.
1:06:16
Excuse me.
1:06:17
You know where we could find
some drag queens?
1:06:19
Girlfriend,
if you have to ask.
1:06:31
I have never seen
such a gorgeous cake.
1:06:34
How did you-
1:06:36
uh, uh, uh,
1:06:38
you, I mean
all of you.
1:06:41
Oh, my God!
1:06:42
Look at what I've done.
1:06:44
I've ruined
1:06:45
your beautifuI cake.
1:06:47
Don't worry, Mama.
Don't worry.
1:06:49
But it was a work
of art.
1:06:50
It was perfect.
1:06:52
Then you did
the right thing.
1:06:56
We don't want
to offend the gods.
1:07:07
In ancient Persia,
1:07:08
whenever an artist
1:07:10
created something,
he would include a flaw
1:07:14
on purpose, because
1:07:17
only the gods are supposed
to be perfect.
1:07:20
And so, today,
1:07:22
we introduce a flaw
into something
1:07:25
that otherwise would be perfect,
and we say it is
1:07:30
so as not to offend the gods.
1:07:39
Mr. Torcelli, a speech.
1:07:44
I'm going to go home
and change this dress.
1:07:46
Okay, sweetheart.
1:07:48
Just a few words.
1:07:49
I'm not prepared for this.
1:07:51
Go ask him.
1:07:52
No,
you go ask him.
1:07:54
Come on, Leo.
1:07:55
No,
you ask him.