:27:00
so he's asking what is very reasonable
for a New York apartment.
:27:03
Only nine thousand a month.
:27:09
" I feel like an android living in a Polaroid
:27:12
" Just another reject, it gets a little seasick
:27:14
" Whose life am I in?
:27:19
" Feels like deja vu,
don't know what to do
:27:21
" Point my finger to the sky
and finally ask the question why
:27:24
" Whose life am I in?
:27:27
" Whose life am I in?
:27:32
" Whose life am I in?
:27:37
That's the girl looking at 4B.
:27:45
- One bathroom. That's it?
- Yeah, well,
:27:47
I'll put you on a waiting list if a two opens
up. And look at this - flower power, huh?
:27:53
So I guess Audrey
can have the back room
:27:55
and Henry and Sarah can share the middle
one and I'll just sleep on a pull-out couch.
:28:00
Wow, graffiti.
:28:01
Sure, there's plenty of room for a pull-out
couch here. Look, you got a nice view.
:28:05
So, the ad said something about a visual
security system. How does that work?
:28:10
When somebody buzzes, you stick your
head out the window and you look down.
:28:13
That's the visual part.
:28:14
Then you yell for them to come up or not.
That's the security part.
:28:18
Here's your keys.
Welcome to the Astoria Arms.
:28:21
I am only available between 8:30 and nine
in the morning because I have a life.
:28:28
So...
:28:31
home!
:28:32
Yeah!
:28:42
I ordered the pizza.
It should be here in 30 minutes.
:28:45
Yay!
:28:47
Um...
:28:49
Know what, I bet this is lead paint.
:28:53
Guys. Guys, guys.
:28:55
Don't chew on the windowsills, all right?
:28:58
Yeah. Stick to the table legs,
like I taught you.