:26:04
Donny...? That's first name.
:26:06
Donny says I get involved in situations
and that it's deliberate,
:26:10
especially with my ex-husband Jeremiah.
:26:13
I was his student and...
:26:15
- Really? You married your teacher?
- Yeah, of course.
:26:18
That's very...
:26:20
- He failed me and I fell in love with him.
- Oh, that's perfect.
:26:23
I was sleeping with him
and he had the nerve to give me an F.
:26:26
- Really?
- Yeah, really.
:26:28
Not even an Incomplete, right?
Just a straight F?
:26:31
You got a good sense of humour.
:26:33
Hey, thanks! I don't need you
to tell me that, you know.
:26:37
I've been making good money off it for
years, till I quit my job to write this book.
:26:41
Now I'm very, very nervous about it,
you know, but...
:26:45
D'you wanna...?
Oh, you don't have to pay.
:26:48
- Oh, that's OK.
- I'm serious! Wanna walk by the river?
:26:51
- You know the time?
- What do you mean?
:26:53
If I don't get at least 176 hours,
I'm a basket case.
:26:56
I'd like to hear about your book.
I really would. I'm quite a good editor.
:27:00
Yeah?
:27:02
Well, my book is about
decaying values. It's about...
:27:05
See, years ago I wrote a short story about
my mother called The Castrating Zionist
:27:10
and I wanna expand it into a novel.
I could talk about my book all night.
:27:25
Isn't it beautiful out?
:27:28
Yeah, it's really so pretty
when the light starts to come up.
:27:32
I know. I love it.
:27:35
Boy, this is really a great city.
I don't care what anybody says.
:27:39
It's really a knockout, you know.
:27:46
I think I better head back. I've got an
appointment with Yale for lunch later on.