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1:18:02
There must be a dozen other reasons.
1:18:04
But only one place to try and drown herself.
1:18:06
From everything you've told me, it sounds
like she was simply trying to scare you.

1:18:10
Cathy.
1:18:12
Yes, Mr. Reisman.
1:18:16
Come on over to the house later
and we can talk.

1:18:19
If I'd been there 10 minutes later,
she might have pulled the whole thing off.

1:18:23
It's over.
1:18:27
Yeah.
1:18:28
I'd much rather speak to Cathy,
if you don't mind.

1:18:31
Will I see you later? I'll fix dinner.
1:18:35
I'm gonna have to start paying rent.
1:18:37
Only if you give up your place.
1:18:41
Would you like that?
1:18:42
Cathy, Mr. Reisman insists on
speaking to you personally.

1:18:45
He likes the Jackson you promised
to Weinhart.

1:18:48
All right, I'll be right there.
1:18:51
Yes, I think I'd like it a lot.
1:18:54
- How would David react?
- He'd love it.

1:18:56
An in-house swimming coach?
1:18:58
Cathy, I must be going in a minute, dear.
1:19:01
What about the neighbors?
1:19:03
They're okay.
1:19:06
Their Cathy? Shacked up with a lifeguard?
1:19:09
A Porsche dealer.
1:19:11
That makes a difference...
1:19:12
Cathy love, I really must!
1:19:13
- Look, man, will you just shut up!
- Rick!

1:19:16
- You don't have to take that kind of crap!
- He's a customer.

1:19:19
He's a rude son of a bitch, too.
Just take that one!

1:19:21
It goes with the suit!
1:19:39
Cathy, I'm sorry.
1:19:44
Does the offer still stand?
1:19:49
Yes.
1:19:52
Can we both sleep on it?
1:19:56
Of course.

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