Fight Club

1:04:00

that we're free
to do anything.

1:04:04

OK.

1:04:21

Congratulations.

1:04:22

You're one step closer
to hitting bottom.

1:04:27

Narrator: Tyler sold his soap
to department stores

1:04:30

at $20 a bar.

1:04:31

God knows
what they charged.

1:04:33

This is
the best soap.

1:04:36

Why, thankyou,
Suzie.

1:04:37

Narrator:
It was beautiful.

1:04:39

We were selling rich women

1:04:40

their own fat asses
back to them.

1:04:44

He was wearing
his yellow tie.

1:04:46

I didn't even wear a tie
to work anymore.

1:04:48

''The fi rst rule
of Fight Club

1:04:50

is you don't talk
about Fight Club''?

1:04:52

Narrator:
I'm halfasleep again.

1:04:54

I must've left the original
in the copy machine.

1:04:55

''The second rule of Fight Club--''
Is this yours?

1:04:58

Huh?

1:05:00

Pretend you're me.

1:05:01

Make a managerial
decision.

1:05:03

You fi nd this.
What would you do?

1:05:11

Well, I gotta tell ya...

1:05:13

I'd be very, very careful
whoyou talk to about that.

1:05:16

Because the person
who wrote that...

1:05:18

is dangerous.

1:05:20

And this buttoned-down,
oxford-cloth psycho

1:05:23

mightjust snap

1:05:24

and then stalk
from office to office

1:05:27

with an Armilade AR-1 0
carbine gas-powered

1:05:31

semi-automatic weapon,

1:05:32

pumping round
after round

1:05:34

into colleagues
and coworkers.

1:05:38

This might be someone
you've known foryears...

1:05:41

someone very...
very...close toyou.

1:05:44

Narrator: Tyler's words
coming out ofmy mouth.

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And I used to be
such a nice guy.

1:05:51

Maybeyou shouldn't bring me
every little piece oftrash

1:05:54

you happen to pick up.

1:05:55

[Telephone Rings]

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Liability.