:49:02
Elbows, six inches from the waist.
:49:03
Ninety degree angles.
:49:05
Don't you bite your lips. Stop it.
:49:26
OK?
:49:26
Women relate dancing to sex.
:49:29
All right.
Even a great dancer can lose it with one of these.
:49:33
OK, you know, that's what I need to be learning.
:49:46
I can't stop it.
You can not stop it.
:49:52
Next subject.
:49:55
Get out.
:50:01
Thanks.
:50:03
So, you are Knicks fun?
:50:07
When they are good.
:50:13
Hey.
:50:14
Hey. I'm really sorry.
:50:16
Oh, God, why?
:50:17
She was there?
:50:19
I left a bunch of messages.
:50:21
My phone fell in the Hudson, Sam.
:50:22
It gets worse.
:50:27
I don't believe this.
:50:28
I thought he was a bodyguard.
:50:29
The only one she was getting protection around here is from me.
:50:33
Max is gonna...
:50:34
Gonna be very irritated.
:50:36
You know when I got on the train this morning,
I thought this was going to be a good day.
:50:40
Who the hell is Albert Brennaman?
:50:43
I need you to tell me how it happened.
:50:45
What dude? Some photographers.
:50:46
Does this even look like dance to you?
:50:48
Just a little bit me. Being me.
:50:50
No, Albert. That's you being a lot better something
that you don't need to ever be again.
:50:55
Just one dance.
No.
:50:57
One dance, one look, one kiss.
:50:59
That's all we get, Albert.