1:03:00
I thought things were different,
but I was wrong.
1:03:03
-What happened?
-I have to go.
1:03:04
I don't understand.
1:03:05
I know--
that's why I have to go!
1:03:07
Well, let me take you.
1:03:09
Do you even know where I live?
1:03:11
No, I don't; I have no idea.
1:03:13
Do you want to see where I live?
1:03:15
-Yeah.
-Follow me.
1:03:25
Why are we climbing this tree?
1:03:35
What, may I ask,
are you doing
1:03:37
Iiving in my son's tree house?
1:03:39
T ake off your pants;
then I'll tell you.
1:03:42
Why do I have
to take off my pants?
1:03:43
Because in my experience,
1:03:45
men are better listeners
when they're not wearing pants,
1:03:47
and I have something personal
to tell you,
1:03:49
and I don't want you
to be able to get away.
1:03:51
Okay.
1:03:52
Fine.
1:03:54
I'm taking off my pants.
1:03:56
This better be good.
1:03:58
Nobody's ever treated me
the way you treat me.
1:04:01
How am I treating you?
1:04:02
Like a person.
1:04:03
How does everybody else
treat you?
1:04:05
Like a hooker.
1:04:08
W-W-W-Why would they do that?
1:04:10
Because I am a hooker.
1:04:16
W-What do you mean by that,
exactly?
1:04:19
Frank told me he told you.
1:04:21
What?
1:04:22
I'm a prostitute.
1:04:24
Men pay me
to have sex with them.
1:04:26
Well, then, what, may I ask,
are you doing
1:04:28
teaching math
to seventh graders?!
1:04:30
I don't teach math.
1:04:31
No, no, Frank told me
you were a math tutor.
1:04:34
Well, he told me
that he told you I was a hooker,
1:04:36
and that you didn't care.
1:04:37
My son bought me a hooker?
1:04:39
Give me back my pants.
1:04:40
No, he didn't buy me for you!
1:04:43
Oh, what a relief.
1:04:44
He just wants me to marry you.
1:04:46
You said I looked
like Grace Kelly.
1:04:47
Who told you that?
1:04:50
Frank. He probably lied
about that, too.
1:04:52
No, he didn't. I...
1:04:56
I did say that.
1:04:59
You know,
I thought you were different.