:40:02
AII we proved is, if we're apart
for weeks at a time...
:40:05
...we might get through a dinner.
That's not a marriage.
:40:14
It's over.
:40:52
A book about your grandmother?
:40:53
yeah. She was an extraordinary woman.
:40:55
I'm sure she was.
Did she fuck a President?
:40:59
No. Did she discover uranium?
:41:02
A cure for cancer?
Nothing Iike that?
:41:05
Why wouId anybody wanna read
a book about her?
:41:08
She was 4'9" . She emigrated
from Europe as a IittIe girI.
:41:12
She worked in a sweatshop making
buttonhoIes 1 4 hours a day and yet...
:41:16
...raised five kids and stayed married
to the same man for 57 years.
:41:20
Dave, this wiII be the greatest
Iove story ever toId.
:41:24
Let me expIain something to you.
Not as your agent.
:41:28
This is as a friend.
:41:34
Come here.
:41:36
you see aII these peopIe?
:41:38
They're getting into buiIdings.
They're driving cars.
:41:41
They're crossing the street.
They're waIking around.
:41:44
Every singIe one of these peopIe...
:41:46
...is going to die someday...
:41:49
...and they aII know it.
:41:51
Which is why...
:41:53
...they regard the time they have
on this pIanet as precious.
:41:57
There are things that take up
that time...
:41:59
...even if they don't enjoy it.
They have to go to work.