:11:01
Who says a rolling stone
gathers no nails?
Boy, am I glad to see you.
:11:04
I didn't think anyone
was alive up here.
You going down the hill?
:11:07
Well, yes, but, uh...
Far out.
:11:18
Miss, uh,
I don't pick up hitchhikers.
:11:21
That's the best news
I've heard all day.
:11:30
[Engine Starts]
:11:47
And then he says, "So I really
gave her something to yell about
and I threw her out of the car."
:11:51
Well, finally, we had to stop for
another car. Boy, I opened the door,
I started running.
:11:53
I never knew
I could run so fast.
:11:56
Well, anyway,
that's how we ended up
in front of your place.
:11:58
I guess it seems stupid that
I should be taking a ride from
another stranger after something like that.
:12:04
But hell, you can't start
suspecting everybody
because of one poor nut.
:12:07
Besides, you're better looking
than he was.
:12:12
No, I think it's true.
I think people are basically good.
:12:16
Now, you take Bruno, for instance.
There I was last night
in all that rain with no place to sleep.
:12:20
Marcy's house was full up.
I mean, there wasn't even
an inch of floor space left,
:12:23
and so Bruno,
who didn't know me from Adam...
:12:26
or Eve... well, Bruno took me home
to his place.
:12:30
He didn't have any toothpaste though,
and my mouth feels like somebody
walked through it with their shoes on.
:12:36
Doesn't it bother you
discussing all of this
in front of a perfect stranger?
:12:40
Are you perfect?
:12:42
May I?
:12:46
Aren't you a bit young
to be smoking?
:12:49
If age has anything to do with it,
then you're the one
who shouldn't be smoking.
:12:51
It's harder on older people, you know.
At least that's what they say.
:12:56
Are you married?
No, uh,
:12:59
there's very little call these days
for old, decrepit,
one-foot-in-the-grave smokers.