Loser
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

1:20:00
Good Lord, I am so sorry. Come on.
1:20:02
-Are you okay?
-I'm all right.

1:20:05
Let's get that looked at. Come on.
1:20:08
Oh, great news.
1:20:10
What?
1:20:11
I know it vexes you
we never do anything together.

1:20:14
So I'm taking you to my parents'
for Thanksgiving.

1:20:16
-You told your parents about me?
-Yeah.

1:20:20
I told them my girlfriend's out of town
so I'm bringing my assistant.

1:20:25
But it'll be great.
1:20:29
-Hello.
-Hey, Dad.

1:20:31
Hey there, college boy!
1:20:34
What's the matter?
You sound a little blue.

1:20:36
How's New York?
1:20:38
It seems like this city is one big orgy.
1:20:41
And if you actually care about anyone,
you're a chump.

1:20:44
-I'll go, but which cleaners?
-It's the one on 8th Street--

1:20:48
Can you hear me?
1:20:52
Sounds like things are rocky
with you and Dora.

1:20:56
It's not like that, Dad.
1:20:58
I don't even think she knew
I liked her that way.

1:21:01
It was just so fun having her around.
1:21:04
I don't know.
1:21:06
Maybe I should come home.
1:21:08
I don't think I belong here.
1:21:10
At your age, you'll get your heart broken
no matter what city you live in.

1:21:15
Yeah. I guess.
1:21:19
I just miss her.
1:21:29
God, it's all so expensive.
1:21:31
"What we obtain too cheap,
we esteem too lightly."

1:21:34
Thomas Paine.
1:21:37
Why don't I make something to wear?
1:21:41
Maybe. Help, please.
1:21:43
If they think I'm your assistant,
I'll go as myself.

1:21:47
Dora, it's my parents.
I can't even go as myself.

1:21:50
That looks fabulous on.
1:21:52
I'll start a room for you.
1:21:55
I feel funny about you buying me an outfit.
1:21:58
Consider it a loan until you're wealthy.

prev.
next.