:17:06
So Graham and I
were talking about apartments,
:17:09
and I told him that they've got lovely
little apartments in the Garden District.
:17:13
- And they got nice garage apartments...
- There's critical crime in that district.
:17:18
- Oh, John, come on, that is not true.
- No. There are...
:17:22
I don't know what kind of place you're
lookin' for. There's plenty of apartments...
:17:26
- ...in any one place.
- I'm sorry?
:17:29
No, I just... Right now I have one key,
you know, everything I own is in the car.
:17:36
I like that.
If I get an apartment, that's two keys.
:17:39
If I get a job, you know, I might have
to open or close. That's more keys.
:17:45
I buy some stuff, I'm afraid it's gonna
get ripped off, and I get more keys.
:17:50
- I just like having the one key. It's clean.
- You don't have to worry about losin' 'em.
:17:55
Get rid of the car when you get
the apartment. Still one key.
:17:58
I like having the car. You know?
The car's important. You gotta be mobile.
:18:04
In case you have
to leave someplace in a hurry?
:18:07
Yeah, or go someplace in a hurry.
:18:11
Ex cuse me.
:18:18
- Do you want some help?
- No, no, really, I'm fine.
:18:21
There's not that much to do.
:18:27
Graham, do you pay taxes?
:18:31
Yeah, I pay taxes.
Yeah, I pay taxes. What do you mean?
:18:34
You don't pay taxes, you're a liar.
I'm not a liar.
:18:39
Liars are the second-lowest form
of human being on the planet.
:18:43
- What's the first?
- Lawyers.
:18:46
Oh. That's you, honey.
:18:52
Annie, why don't you go with Graham
to hunt for apartments?
:18:55
Show him how the city's changed.
:18:58
- Would you mind, Graham?
- No, I'd love that.