The Pallbearer
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:31:01
- I mean, I got a job interview.
- Oh, a job interview.

:31:05
Yeah. Actually it's a second interview.
:31:07
I bet you get it.
:31:09
Thank you.
:31:11
I hope so.
I'm a little worried.

:31:14
Do you mind if
I make a suggestion?

:31:16
- Sure.
- Why don't you try pushing
your hair back over your forehead.

:31:20
You know, like the other afternoon.
Like... Yeah, like that.

:31:22
Just...
:31:26
You don't let 'em see your face.
You're a good-looking man.

:31:32
Well, maybe I'll let you
know how the interview goes.

:31:35
I mean, if you're interested.
:31:37
- Sure. If you have enough time,
you can drop by.
- Yeah, if I have the time.

:31:59
- Whoa! My God, look at you.
- He's turned a corner.

:32:02
Oh, very important. I sort of mentioned
that I live on my own, okay?

:32:05
- So just don't blow it.
- You lied to her?

:32:08
- No, she seemed to have
a thing about it.
- So what are we supposed to say?

:32:11
- Oh, this is it!
- What are we supposed to do at the end?

:32:14
- Cynthia and I are going for cocktails?
- A late movie.

:32:17
- You guys say you have plans
to see a late movie, then just go.
- How are we getting home?

:32:21
Deal with it.
I need the car.

:32:24
He's gotta drive her home.
That's the whole point.

:32:27
Could you give me an opening for
the story about Brad and the oranges?

:32:29
- Tom, just be yourself.
- Yeah, you're right.

:32:32
- Scott, you set me up
with the orange story.
- You got it.

:32:41
Wait, wait, wait.
Wh... What was it?

:32:44
- Uh, "Mean To Me," maybe?
- No, no!

:32:46
- Louis Armstrong did
a great versiĆ³n of it too.
- Oh! Oh, oh, oh. Uh...

:32:50
It goes:
# Dah dah-dah dah-dah #

:32:52
# Dah dah-dah dah-dah
Dah dah-dah dah-dah #

:32:55
- # Dah dah-dah dah-dah... #
- # If I only had a brain #


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