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I mean that ifyou made more effort,
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you may get a manto ask you out.
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I don't want a manto ask me out.
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You know, 80% of women
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who say they are too busyto have a relationship,
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are really lonely,Audrey.
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You know, I don'tfeel the need to date
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just to stay on the rightside of a survey.
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- And it's bad for your skin.- What?
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My skin is always betterwhen I'm dating.
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You're never not dating.
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And just lookat my complexion.
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- You, on the other hand...- I, on the other hand,
:03:10
have stopped havingthis conversation.
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Oh my God, is this it?
:03:14
It's an extraordinarytownhouse
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with a total floor spaceof 9,000 square feet,
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not including the garden.
:03:21
May I ask what you do?
:03:23
It depends on the occasion.
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And your friend?
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I'm just along for the ride.
:03:30
This viewof the dining room
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was recently featuredin Manhattan Interiors Magazine.
:03:35
Oh. What washanging there?
:03:38
Uh, John Sargent.
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Yeah, Mr. Harrison hasan amazing art collection.
:03:43
Too bad none of itcomes with the townhouse.
:03:45
Now if you'llfollow me this way.
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Now this ceilingwas actually handcrafted
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by the great-grandsonof Charles Thorpe.
:03:52
That wasn't cheap.
:03:54
I guess it pays to bethe emperor of infomercials.
:03:56
Mr. Harrison made $30 millionoff "The Hair Houdini" alone.
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That much?Oh my God.
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