An Unmarried Woman
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:20:01
I like Titian, Rembrandt,
Botticelli, Kojak...

:20:05
Camembert cheese...
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expensive shoes—
:20:09
I have bad feet—
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London, Vermont,
New York about half the time.

:20:14
And being madly in love.
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And I've been without that
for a long time now.

:20:19
What's so funny, eh?
What the hell are you laughing at, eh?

:20:22
I bare my soul, and you laugh at me.
What is it?

:20:26
You stepped in dog shit!
:20:28
I think this is poodle shit.
:20:33
Oh, yes, after a while, you can tell
one kind from another.

:20:37
I can even tell the difference
between an East Side dog...

:20:40
an uptown dog and a Village dog.
:20:43
Now, East Side dogs
shit only the best...

:20:45
and Village dogs shit art.
:20:48
In London, they don't
shit at all, you know.

:20:50
I don't think they're
allowed to, no, no.

:20:52
In London, I think they have an underground
passage where all the dogs shit.

:20:58
I was born in London, you know.
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My mother and my father
had a shop near Stepney Green.

:21:04
That's the Lower East Side
of London.

:21:08
One day when I was about six,
my parents had a row, you know.

:21:16
My mother, she threw a pickled herring
at my dad, and it, uh, missed.

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Splattered all against the wall.
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I took one look
at that pickled herring...

:21:29
and that's when I decided
to become an abstract expressionist.

:21:57
Your work does remind me
of pickled herring.


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