:12:01
I need a woman who's willing to...
Hold it.
:12:04
Who's willing to go anywhere
and do anything and love it.
:12:08
So the honest thing for me to do
is just call the whole thing off.
:12:11
Let her find somebody else.
:12:13
yeah, I can hear you now.
:12:15
"Get out of my life,
you perfectly wonderful woman."
:12:19
Look, Mr Jefferies,
I'm not an educated woman,
:12:21
But I can tell you one thing.
:12:23
When a man and a woman see
each other and like each other,
:12:27
They ought to come together, wham,
:12:29
Like a couple of taxis on Broadway
:12:31
And not sit around analysing each other
:12:33
Like two specimens in a bottle.
:12:35
There's an intelligent way
to approach marriage.
:12:38
Intelligence.
:12:39
Nothing has caused the human race
so much trouble as intelligence.
:12:43
Modern marriage.
:12:45
- No, we've progressed emotionally.
- Baloney.
:12:50
Once it was see somebody,
get excited, get married.
:12:54
Now, it's read a lot of books,
:12:55
Fence with a lot of four-syllable
words, psychoanalyse each other
:12:59
Until you can't tell the difference
:13:01
Between a petting party
and a civil service exam.
:13:05
People have different emotional levels -
:13:07
When l married Myles, we were both
a couple of maladjusted misfits.
:13:11
We are still maladjusted, and we
have loved every minute of it.
:13:16
Well, that's fine, Stella.
:13:17
Now, would you
fix me a sandwich, please?
:13:19
Yes, I will. And I'll spread
a little common sense on the bread.
:13:23
Lisa's loaded to her fingertips
with love for you.
:13:26
I got two words of advice
for you: Marry her.
:13:29
- She pay you much?
- Oh.
:13:48
There you are.
:13:53
- Here's the key.
- Thank you.