:44:00
The ripple effect.
It's the ripple effect.
:44:02
It's like,"Oh, yeah,
by the way, you're fired."
:44:05
"Oh, yeah, honey, by the way...
:44:07
"uh, you don 't think
I'm so great.
:44:09
"Guess what? They don 't think
I'm so great at work.
:44:11
"Hey, maybe I'm not so great."
:44:12
Hey, that's simple.
Well, there, I can write that.
:44:15
I can write,
"I'm not so great."
:44:16
Maybe I can write it...
:44:17
a hundred-fucking-thousand
times on a blackboard--
:44:19
Oh, I can teach.
I used to teach.
:44:20
I love teaching.
I do love teaching.
:44:22
R-139, take 49, mark!
:44:26
MAN: OK, here we go!
And background! Action!
:44:31
BRAD., Move!
:44:32
-Out of the way!
-Move!
:44:34
-Move!
-Out of the way!
:44:36
Ohh, Looks like we're late,
:44:39
Looks like,
:44:40
Back to square one,
:44:43
That's what he thinks,
:44:45
You think different?
:44:50
I know different,
:44:52
Come on,
:44:55
-Cut it!
-OK, we got.
:45:01
Nice one.
:45:02
Very nice, very nice,
:45:04
Check the gate, Check the gate,
:45:05
BRAD., Lunch?
:45:07
OK,
:45:09
So, David, David,
:45:09
So, David, David,
:45:12
No, no, Absolutely,
Lunch--go ahead,
:45:14
-Nice scene, man,
:45:14
-Nice scene, man,
:45:23
Thanks,
:45:26
Would you not take a role
if you felt,
:45:28
the people of the black
community wouldn't like it?
:45:32
Hmm,
:45:34
This guy that lives
in my neighborhood--
:45:36
lives right across the street
from me,
:45:38
And he dresses like--
yeah, yeah,
:45:40
He dresses like a vampire
twenty-four hours a day,
:45:43
I don't know if he's got a job,
I don't know what he does,
:45:45
but I know
he dresses like a vampire,
:45:47
like Dracula all the damn time,
:45:49
-You want to go?
-Mm,
:45:51
I mean, look,
:45:51
I mean, look,
:45:53
buying romaine lettuce
dressed as Dracula,
:45:55
so you got to figure,
:45:56
he's an actor, right?
He's got to be,
:45:59
Well, you could find out,