:48:01
I realize it's a big city.
Anyway, their name is Phillips.
:48:06
He works for Coca-Cola.Any chance?
:48:09
-No, I'm afraid not.
-Ah, yes.
:48:11
You probably move
in different circles.
:48:16
Are you a scientist or something?
:48:22
Whatever makes you say that?
:48:24
Just a hunch.
:48:26
You give me the impression of
someone who's cloistered away...
:48:31
...in a library, doing research
and never reads the newspaper.
:48:36
I used to write for a newspaper.
The Pall Mall Gazette.
:48:41
Really? Shows how much I know.
You're a reporter?
:48:46
I wrote articles on whatever struck
my fancy.Social issues, mainly.
:48:52
The last thing I did was a series
on free love.
:48:57
Free love?
:49:00
I haven't heard that term
since the eighth grade.
:49:12
Tell me something.
:49:14
Did you think it was forward of me
to invite you to lunch like this?
:49:19
-Do you often--?
-Invite strange men to lunch? No.
:49:25
But it's not often that a strange man
turns me on.
:49:29
Or a strange woman.
:49:31
I didn't mean to imply I was a dyke.
:49:34
-A dyke?
-Sorry, lesbian.
:49:37
I like my sex straight.
:49:39
It's just that I go for months without
meeting anybody who does it for me.
:49:44
A lot of people,
like my friend Carol....
:49:47
I won't gossip,
but a lot of people can sleep around.
:49:51
Not me.I really have to like the guy.
Otherwise, it's just no go.