:30:01
He's kind of arty.
:30:04
But OK.
:30:06
Is he still at your house?
:30:08
No. No. No. He's gone.
:30:14
So where's he from?
:30:17
I don't know. He, uh, used to live
in New York and Philadelphia.
:30:23
I think he just kinda travels around.
:30:26
Must be nice.
So, what's he like? Is he like John?
:30:30
No. I don't think John likes him any more.
:30:35
Says he thinks he's gotten kinda strange.
:30:38
Is he? Strange, I mean?
:30:41
No. I mean, if I saw him
on the street I might think so,
:30:45
but after talkin' to him,
I'd just say he's kinda unusual.
:30:49
Mm-hm. So, what's he look like?
:30:53
Why?
:30:55
- I just wanna know, is all.
- Why, so you can go after him?
:30:58
Jesus, Ann, get a life.
I just asked what he looked like.
:31:02
Besides, even if I decide
to fuck his brains out,
:31:08
what business is that of yours?
:31:10
- Why do you have to say that?
- Say what?
:31:13
You know what.
You say it just to irritate me.
:31:16
I say it because it's descriptive.
:31:19
He doesn't strike me as a person
who would go in for that kinda thing.
:31:23
- Ann, you always underestimate me.
- I wonder why.
:31:30
I think you're afraid to put us in the same
room. You're afraid he'd be drawn to me.
:31:35
Really, Cynthia,
I don't think he's your type.
:31:42
My type?
How would you know what my type is?
:31:45
Oh, I have a pretty good idea.
:31:49
Ann, you don't have a clue.
:31:52
Look, I don't even know
why we're discussin' this.
:31:55
I mean, I'll just go over
and call him myself.
:31:59
He doesn't have a phone.