2:10:24
So, who used to live
here before?
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Another couple, the Heller's.
2:10:30
What happened to them?
2:10:33
They got divorced.
2:10:38
Anyway, the police came and
looked in her freezer
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and found baggies filled
with the doorman's genitals.
2:10:46
- I use baggies.
- Me, too.
2:10:49
Everyone uses baggies.
That's why we can relate to this crime.
2:10:52
- Don't you see?
- I can't relate to it.
2:10:59
In any case,
2:11:00
there's this guy I've met, Joy,
that I'd think you'd like.
2:11:03
He's in computers,
I think.
2:11:06
- How did you meet him?
- He's a neighbor of mine.
2:11:09
You want to call him, or should
I give him your number?
2:11:12
I'll call him.
2:11:13
That'll be great.
I think he'll really like that.
2:11:18
- What about me?
- I'm looking. I'm looking.
2:11:21
I like computers.
2:11:24
Trish, trust me on this one.
2:11:27
He's not for you.
2:11:31
And what about me?
2:11:34
I haven't forgotten, mom,
it's just...
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it's hard.
2:11:39
But, I'm looking for everyone.
2:11:42
Well, don't look for me.
2:11:44
- Have you found somebody?
- No. There's no one.
2:11:53
I heard Diane had a stroke.
2:11:57
She'll recover.
2:11:59
Um, well that's good.