1:18:04
Goodbye.
1:18:06
Bye.
1:18:19
LOWENSTElN: The usual, my sweet.
STELLA: Two iced teas for ''Fred Astaire. ''
1:18:22
l'm going out for 1 0 minutes.
1:18:26
-Ready to hear something wild?
-l don't know, l've had my share today.
1:18:29
No, this is right up your alley.
1:18:37
Little Heather. . .
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. . .goes out on the porch
and there's this dude with her aunt.
1:18:42
And the guy is turned around
with his shorts dropped. . .
1:18:45
. . .so he's mooning the little girl.
1:18:47
He and your friend are going at
something she can't quite figure out. . .
1:18:51
. . .but which sounds suspiciously
like oral-genital contact. . .
1:18:54
. . .which is no longer
illegal in this state.
1:18:57
And the guy turns around to Heather.
Do you follow me so far?
1:19:02
-Guess what he looks like.
-l don't know.
1:19:04
He looks about seven or eight
inches long, shiny and very bald.
1:19:12
Poor little Heather!
1:19:14
She'd never seen one angry before.
1:19:17
Made quite an impression on her.
Yes, sir!
1:19:20
-That's all she can remember about him.
-That's it?
1:19:25
One other thing.
1:19:28
She said the guy had very greasy hair,
wore it slicked back.
1:19:31
''Like a Cuban,'' she says.
l love that part.
1:19:35
Can you imagine poor Heather?
1:19:37
After getting a gander at that,
she slips back to bed.
1:19:40
This is the capper,
why she woke up:
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She had a nightmare.
1:19:44
Can you imagine the kind of dreams
she had the rest of the night?
1:19:52
Don't say that.
Don't say you don't have them.
1:19:55
l swear l don't.
What's wrong with you?
1:19:57
They had to be here when you cleaned up.
They've probably got my prints on them.