:58:03
- You know, that plunge?
- Yeah, sure.
:58:06
Well, imagine getting off while
you're zooming straight down...
:58:10
...and your heart is going,
you know, thump.
:58:15
Thump, thump. It's...
:58:20
That's what it's like.
There's no way to compare it.
:58:25
Wow.
:58:29
It's dead air.
:58:32
- What?
- Dead air.
:58:35
It's the one thing
every disc jockey knows:
:58:38
Don't get stuck with dead air.
:58:40
That's what I've got.
:58:42
I've worked and I've worked
and I got dead air.
:58:46
I hate it.
:58:53
Dinner theater.
:58:57
- You're kidding.
- Why?
:59:00
- You've done summer theater.
- That was summer theater!
:59:04
That was to keep busy, not something
to do during prime time.
:59:07
Dick Van Dyke does dinner theater.
And Jim Nabors...
:59:10
Maybe I need a new agent.
Maybe you're the problem.
:59:19
All right. Here's the phone.
:59:23
Who do you want to call?
I've got all the numbers.
:59:30
Len, that's not what I meant.
:59:32
I'm not the one coming here saying
he's going crazy without work.
:59:35
I'm trying to help you.
:59:42
Just keep trying.
:59:46
Something's gotta turn up.
:59:48
- What the hell is that?
- Sounds like fire engines.
:59:50
- Well, I know that.
- Oh, look, they're right on our street!
:59:54
My God! The building's on fire!
:59:58
And look at all the police cars
and photographers!