1:08:01
- You know the difference between us?
- You still enjoy your mother bathing you?
1:08:05
No, the difference is you're a dope
and Im not. l say it with great affection.
1:08:10
- Im a dope?
- Craig?
1:08:12
Big dope.
1:08:13
We're both the same. We're rigid.
1:08:16
Im not rigid.
1:08:17
- Craig?
- You're an ironing board.
1:08:19
That's not true. Please!
Come on, guys, l change.
1:08:23
- Tuna rye.
- Me.
1:08:24
- Tuna wheat.
- Me.
1:08:26
- Veal parmesan sandwich?
- Him.
1:08:28
See? l know what l am,
so l don't get married.
1:08:31
Would a woman let me spend $1,400
on old baseball cards?
1:08:35
Forget it.
1:08:37
But you married this woman.
1:08:38
And you seem upset that your life
isn't exactly the same as it was before.
1:08:45
lt isn't.
1:08:47
You're married...
1:08:50
...and you're up.
1:08:58
When he travels...
1:08:59
...not only am l lonely,
l don't even know who l am by myself.
1:09:04
You don't?
1:09:07
Like when you're with a guy...
1:09:09
...not just for a night, but really
with a husband or a boyfriend...
1:09:14
...and you keep re-inventing yourself to be
the perfect woman for that relationship.
1:09:19
Yeah, right.
1:09:21
Right.
1:09:24
l don't know...
1:09:26
lf l took time before or between...
1:09:29
...you know, to find out who l really am,
by myself...
1:09:33
...who l could be, you know,
without any guy around...
1:09:38
l know Im in here somewhere.
1:09:40
l can hear myself screaming
from a distance.
1:09:44
Does Mickey know you feel this way?
1:09:49
l don't think Mickey would understand it
in the right way.
1:09:53
Things just weren't comfortable anymore.
1:09:55
For either of them.
They were pretending to be married.
1:09:59
It was sad, because they were married
and they we're both very lonely.