Leaving Metropolis
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:07:06
Do I see you
about the job?

:07:08
You're looking
for a job?

:07:10
I have a resume.
:07:14
Do you ever.
:07:15
I'm not sure this is
your kind of place.

:07:17
I can work any hours
you offer,

:07:19
and I really don't care
how much money I make.

:07:21
You're an angel
from heaven, right?

:07:23
I've been told that.
:07:24
It's only a couple
hours a night.

:07:25
That's not a problem.
:07:26
- You sure?
- I'm sure.

:07:27
I'm David.
:07:28
Matt.
:07:29
(David)
Interesting decorating choice.

:07:31
My wife collects them.
:07:33
Dave, this is Violet,
my wife.

:07:35
Co-owner, chef, boss.
:07:37
Dave's the new waiter.
:07:38
I'd shake your hand, Dave,
but I'm all wet.

:07:40
It's David, actually.
:07:41
(Matt)
Sorry.

:07:42
Short hours okay
with you?

:07:45
Just fine.
:07:47
Great.
:07:50
Welcome.
4:00 tomorrow.

:07:52
Sure.
:07:56
How old do you
think he is?

:07:58
Hard to say.
:08:03
[Background piano music]
:08:07
Another bottle
of anti-freeze?

:08:08
- No.
- No?

:08:10
Work tomorrow.
:08:11
Evening.
:08:12
Think I'll go home,
blow a sploof, and crash.

:08:17
Guess it's off
at the Press Olub.

:08:20
Mm, catch
my column tomorrow.

:08:21
- What's it about?
- Lois Lane.

:08:23
Oh, I loved
Lois Lane.

:08:25
She always wore the best
hats and knew karate.

:08:27
Jimmy Olson was a fag.
:08:28
You moes think
everyone's gay.

:08:30
He wore a
green bow tie.

:08:32
Superman and Lois Lane
are getting married.

:08:35
What?
:08:36
She's marrying him
as Clark Kent.

:08:38
Doesn't even know
he's Superman.

:08:39
Now, if that isn't
the perfect metaphor

:08:41
for the modern relationship,
I don't know what is.

:08:43
Jesus.
:08:45
(Shannon)
Don't worry.
I'm here for you

:08:50
Where exactly is this
restaurant of yours?

:08:52
I'd like to drop by.
:08:54
I don't want anyone who
knows me to know where it is.

:08:57
Really?
:08:59
(David)
Really.


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