Broken Flowers
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:39:05
Lo, your head looks
just like a pineapple.

:39:07
- Mom!
- Doesn't it?

:39:10
Yeah, it does look like a pineapple.
:39:15
So, what, uh...
:39:19
Where do you work?
Oh, Mom has her own business.
Right?

:39:23
Yeah.
Really?

:39:25
I'm a professional
closet organizer.

:39:27
Come on.
No, I organize people's closets.

:39:32
I even do their drawers.
:39:34
I label everything.
I get them all organized.

:39:38
I even color coordinate them.
:39:40
Yeah.
And they pay her for that.
It's amazing.

:39:44
- Hmm.
- Mm-hmm.

:39:49
Lolita, I said you... Lolita!
:39:52
I said you could have a taste.
:39:54
Now, come on.
That's enough of that.
That's not cool.

:40:00
Lolita. Interesting choice
of name, Laura.

:40:05
What?
:40:10
So, Donny, I heard you made it big
in business a few years ago?

:40:15
What are you into?
:40:17
It was computers.
Oh, high-tech stuff.

:40:21
More high tech
than pencils, I guess.

:40:23
Mr. Fancy Pants!
:40:28
Yeah, my pants are fancy.
So what?

:40:36
So I see you're having
a yard sale?

:40:38
Uh, you got me.
It's something we do
on Saturdays.

:40:41
Yeah, Larry had all this crap
in the garage, and...

:40:44
And then I got this neighbor
to paint a sign for us.

:40:48
It's fun.
:40:50
Are you gonna be selling
any old, uh, typewriters?

:40:53
No.
:40:55
Wh...
That's so 20th century.

:40:59
Did you come all the way down here
to get a typewriter, Don?


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