:15:00
Help me, please.
:15:01
I don't know how to get rid of this guy
without breaking his heart.
:15:05
Hold.
Just a minute!
:15:08
Oh, my God,
I'm being totally suffocated.
:15:13
Yeah?
:15:14
Can you take those off?
:15:18
Ing, I'll call you.
:15:22
Baby...I'm not a love machine.
:15:26
No, my boxers...
can I have them back, please?
:15:34
Thanks.
:15:36
What's going on?
:15:37
Listen, I've got to go.
- Go?
:15:42
Go where, go?
:15:44
Home, Molly.
:15:46
The place where I live,
where I have a life,
:15:49
where I do my laundry,
get sleep, try to make music.
:15:52
Why can't you
make music here?
:15:54
This is a world gone mad,
:15:56
like I've stepped
through the looking-glass.
:15:58
There's a week's worth of leftovers,
a month of laundry.
:16:01
Look at this place.
- We'll call maid service.
:16:03
"You" call maid service.
I've got to rejoin the human race.
:16:07
No!
:16:11
I don't understand.
:16:12
Listen, I just feel
like I'm suffocating.
:16:16
I need some air.
- We can open the windows.
:16:19
It's not about the windows.
I need my shirt back.
:16:25
Damn! I forgot
to get new strings.
:16:27
I have, like,
five gigs this week
:16:30
and I have not done
a single thing.
:16:33
I have got to get to work.
I'll call you later, I swear.
:16:48
Oh, my God.
:16:50
This place is beyond
its normal grotesque.
:16:52
It's post-nuclear.
:16:56
Ninety-eight messages?
:16:59
Molly, your machine
has 98 messages on it.