Head Over Heels
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:12:00
That's either a necklace box from Tiffany's or--
:12:02
Oh, hell.
I'll take him either way.

:12:04
So you pick relationships based on clothing and gifts.
:12:09
No, we pick them based on personality.
:12:13
- Now pick a guy so we can go.
- Oh, I don't think I can afford to go out with you guys.

:12:17
Actually, I know that I can't.
:12:20
We don't pay.
We're models.

:12:24
What does someone like you do?
:12:26
I'm a paintings conservator at the Met,
specializing in Renaissance art.

:12:30
Oh.
Right now I'm restoring this one painting--

:12:33
- Titian's Bacchanal.
- Yeah.

:12:36
Uh, and-and one of the faces is blank,
:12:38
and there's absolutely no historical
record of what it looked like,

:12:41
so it's up to me to complete it.
:12:43
Yeah, we should definitely talk more about that later.
:12:47
Okay.
:12:56
Hi, Candi with an "I."
:12:58
Oh, hi, Mandy.
:13:01
Facial-Flex?
:13:03
Oh, no, I'm--
I'm good, thanks.

:13:05
Wow. You have a really symmetrical nose.
:13:08
Thank you.
:13:10
So why aren't you going out with them?
:13:14
Oh, I can't go out in public yet.
:13:17
The agency made me get an operation.
My earlobes were uneven.

:13:21
You know, Candi, some ofthe really great faces
aren't necessarily symmetrical.

:13:26
Yeah, the beauty's often in the flaws.
:13:29
You're an odd bird, you know that?
:13:34
Wow. We have quite a view here.
:13:37
Yeah.
:13:41
- No way. It's him.
- What?

:13:44
- It's who?
- That guy--

:13:46
Mr. Fish Tank?
Oh, his name's Jim Winston.

:13:51
But his head doesn 't normally look that big.
:13:53
- It's the water that makes it look that way.
- How do you know?

:13:56
Oh, I know alot about water.
:13:58
Australia's an island, you know.

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