:11:01
Excuse me.
:11:06
Professor Tisch
wants to stay and gossip...
:11:09
about our colleagues
a little longer.
:11:10
-Will you walk Daphne home?
-Dad, no.
:11:13
Daphne's been taking the subway
since she was eight.
:11:15
She's a good-looking girl,
don't you think?
:11:17
She's all right.
:11:18
Well, it would be
a nice gesture.
:11:20
An empty gesture. No, Dad.
I'm fatigued this evening.
:11:23
I've been on trains, in cars.
:11:25
I've had two lengthy debates
on Voltaire and Henry Miller--
:11:27
both of which I won,
incidentally.
:11:29
I haven't unpacked yet,
got a lot of things to do...
:11:31
and I'm not gonna stand here...
:11:32
and argue about it with you,
all right?
:11:34
Do you wanna go with me
to the Moby concert on Sunday?
:11:38
Not really.
:11:41
I don't go in much
for contemporary pop music.
:11:43
What do you go in for?
:11:46
You know, regular stuff.
:11:47
Oscar,
contemporary pop music...
:11:50
is regular stuff
for a fifteen-year-old.
:11:53
Voltaire or whatever
is not regular.
:11:56
-Well, we differ.
-Yeah.
:12:00
God, you're like
a forty-year-old...
:12:02
trapped in
a fifteen-year-old's body.
:12:04
-I mean, it's not a bad body--
-Taxi!
:12:12
Hold on.
:12:13
Come on.
:12:18
I live six blocks from here.
:12:20
It's cold.
:12:23
78th and Lex.
I have to wake up early.
:12:26
You are so weird.
:12:28
OK. Safe trip.
:12:50
Hey, happy Thanksgiving, pal.