1:29:02
because it's real difficult in life.
1:29:05
lnterestingly, however,
l did run into Annie again.
1:29:10
lt was on the Upper West Side
of Manhattan.
1:29:12
She had moved back to New York.
She was living in Soho with some guy.
1:29:16
When l met her, she was dragging him
in to see The Sorrow and the Pity...
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which l counted
as a personal triumph.
1:29:23
Annie and l had lunch
sometime after that...
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and just kicked around old times.
1:29:29
Just to have my arms
1:29:36
Around you
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Still the thrill
1:29:46
That it was the day
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l found you
1:29:52
Seems like
1:29:58
Old times
1:30:05
Dinner dates and flowers
1:30:13
Old times
1:30:17
After that, it got late
and we both had to go.
1:30:20
But it was great seeing Annie again.
1:30:22
l realize
what a terrific person she was...
1:30:25
and how much fun it was
just knowing her.
1:30:28
And l thought of that old joke.
1:30:31
This guy goes to a psychiatrist
and says, "Doc, my brother's crazy.
1:30:36
He thinks he's a chicken."
1:30:39
The doctor says,
"Why don't you turn him in?"
1:30:41
The guy says,
"l would, but l need the eggs."
1:30:44
Well, l guess that's, now, how l feel
about relationships.
1:30:49
They're totally irrational,
crazy and absurd.
1:30:54
But l guess we keep going through it...
1:30:57
because most of us need the eggs.