:41:01
For me it was unusually mediocre,
don't you think?
:41:05
- I agree completely.
- Banal.
:41:07
Excuse me.
I have to find my wife.
:41:10
I saw a beautiful painting of fruit
at the, uh, Met or the Whitney.
:41:16
It might have been
the Holocaust.
:41:18
- Areyou affiliated with any of the museums?
- No, I'm a private dealer.
:41:22
Oh. We have
one or two paintings,
:41:24
but I haven't really gotten around
to building a collection yet.
:41:29
Uh-huh. So what are you interested in?
What's your...
:41:32
Rembrandt. Picasso.
Michelangelo.
:41:37
- You know, the boys.
- Yeah, yeah.
:41:40
I might be out of Michelangelos
at the moment.
:41:43
But I did recently come into possession
ofan incredible Damon Dexter...
:41:47
that someone's trying to sell.
:41:49
I don't think
I'm aware of him.
:41:52
No. Well, he's new,
you know.
:41:55
I have to say, your wine
is absolutely delicious. Really.
:42:00
It was chosen by the same chef
who did the finger bowls.
:42:03
Haveyou rinsed?
:42:05
David used to be part owner
of a vineyard, so he's a tough audience.
:42:11
Did you study art at school?
:42:13
No, I didn't. I often think
I should have. I studied literature.
:42:18
Then inevitably wound up
as a stockbroker.
:42:22
Then I dropped out, went to Japan,
became a Buddhist, blah, blah, blah.
:42:26
And then, yeah, I did teach art
at Amherst for a bit.
:42:29
And then the vineyard.
:42:31
My God, what a life!
And you're still so young.
:42:35
Yes, well...
Don't let the face fool you.
:42:37
Somewhere in a closet
there's a portrait of me aging.
:42:40
In the closet?
Why would it be in...
:42:44
Oh! How droll.
:42:49
You hear about
the Polish car pool?
:42:51
Every day
they'd meet at work.
:42:55
- I can't believe this room.
- I don't know...
:42:57
This takes bad taste
to new heights.