One Fine Day
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:18:02
The cookie-maker thinks
that all I am interested in...

:18:05
...or all that I'm capable of handling
with respect to the cookie in question...

:18:11
...is, uh, the...
:18:13
- The frosting?
- Exactly. Exactly.

:18:17
Just because the frosting is my specialty
doesn't mean that I can't do more.

:18:21
I have many layers to me.
And they're not all vanilla, either.

:18:26
I have chocolate in me.
I have a deep, dark chocolate...

:18:29
I'm still hungry, Daddy.
:18:31
- Darling, let Doc Martin and I finish.
- But what about the cookies?

:18:35
Just a little while. OK?
:18:40
It's... I, um...
:18:42
I'm sick of angry, resentful...
:18:47
...fish...
:18:49
...who think that you owe them...
:18:52
...but who won't trust you for a second
to do anything for 'em.

:18:56
- There are other fish in the sea.
- Yes, I know.

:18:59
It's just... I wish I could find a fish
who wasn't afraid of my dark-chocolate layer.

:19:04
And she'd have to love my cookie too.
:19:07
You know, I think that my ex... cookie-maker
has turned me off to fish entirely.

:19:14
I met a real piece of work this morning.
:19:17
Tell me about her, Jack.
:19:20
This fish was a fox.
She had her own cookie too.

:19:24
But what a female dog.
She shoved her fish in my face...

:19:28
In front of the cookie?
:19:30
What's she doing with another fish
anyway? Is she AC/DC?

:19:36
- What are you talkin' about?
- Fish... with other fish, in front of cookies.

:19:42
Fish.
:19:44
Fish fish.
:19:47
Oh. I see.

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