:55:02
About 96 degrees!
:55:05
Keep your shorts on if you want, but I've
a rule against wearin' army shoes to bed.
:55:10
Oh.
:55:12
I was just about to take them off.
:55:14
I always take them off.
:55:17
You don't mind
a little perfume, do ya, honey?
:55:19
There was a boy this mornin' with a gallon
of Aqua velva. Nearly drove me crazy.
:55:25
Oh, that's OK.
You could even spray some on me.
:55:34
Gee, that smells good.
:55:36
If you'd like a bottle for your girlfriend,
I sell 'em $ 5 apiece.
:55:41
- You sell perfume, too?
- I sell hard-to-get items.
:55:45
Silk stockings, black panties.
:55:47
- You interested?
- Do you carry men's clothing?
:55:52
Oh, that's cute. You're cute, honey.
:55:56
Is this your first time?
:55:59
My first time?
:56:01
Are you kidding? That's funny.
:56:04
No.
:56:06
It's my second time.
:56:08
First time they were closed.
:56:11
You don't smoke cigarettes either, do ya?
:56:14
- How d'you know that?
- Looked like your face was on fire.
:56:18
You wanna look older,
why don't you try a moustache?
:56:23
- What's your name?
- Rowena. What's yours?
:56:26
- It's Eug...
- Eug?
:56:28
It's a huge name.
:56:30
It's Jack Bobby Lou Mulgreevy.
:56:33
- Where you from, Bobby Lou?
- Texarkana.
:56:36
- Is that right?
- Yes, ma'am.
:56:38
Is that Texas or Arkansas?
:56:41
- Arkansas, I think.
- You think?
:56:44
Well, we left there when
I was two and moved to Georgia.
:56:48
Really? You a Cracker?
:56:50
- What's a Cracker?
- Someone from Georgia.
:56:54
Oh, yeah, I'm a Cracker.
:56:56
Whole family's crackers.
:56:59
- Were you born in Biloxi?
- No. Gulfport.