:06:03
- It's so phony.
- Everybody puts on an act.
:06:07
- You don't know who you meet.
- Because you're meeting the act.
:06:13
- I'm not sure I agree.
- I don't either.
:06:17
- You don't agree with yourself?
- How do you feel about it?
:06:23
People like to think they put on
an act, but it's really them.
:06:27
- They think they can change it.
- They're kidding themselves?
:06:33
- It is an act, but the act is them.
- Then how can it be an act?
:06:38
- Because they're an act.
- They're also real. So I'm not real?
:06:44
- I'm an act?
- It's all right, so am I.
:06:49
Don't you behave differently
with different people?
:06:53
- With your family?
- I thought you meant people.
:06:57
- Sure, with my family...
- And with friends, another way.
:07:03
And with your teachers, still
another way. So which one is you?
:07:10
- You ought to be a lawyer.
- I'm gonna be a lawyer.
:07:15
A lady lawyer.
:07:27
You're from Smith, right?
:07:31
- Do you like it?
- Yeah. Do you like Amherst?
:07:36
Sure. My parents worked very hard
to send me.
:07:43
I'd better like it.
Do you have a name?
:07:49
- Susan.
- I'm Sandy.
:07:55
I think you can make out with her.
She's stuff.