:07:01
Oh, he has
a nervous breakdown...
:07:02
goes to
a mental hospital.
:07:08
Hmm.
:07:11
You don't get paid
to pick your crack.
:07:13
You get paid to work.
:07:15
I'm not sure
I can do makeovers.
:07:18
Oh, come on. A little
pancake, eyeliner...
:07:20
mascara,
rouge on the cheeks...
:07:22
and powder it up.
:07:23
And then you take
a moist tissue...
:07:25
roll it in a ball...
:07:26
and toss it
in their face.
:07:31
Geez Louise, I'm talking
to a tree stump, girl.
:07:33
Where are you?
:07:34
Sorry. I'm just
a little tired.
:07:36
I'm telling you...
:07:38
it's the food you eat,
Justine.
:07:39
Look at me... I am
10 years older than you...
:07:41
and I've got
10 times your energy.
:07:44
'Cause I don't eat meat,
and I don't eat dairy.
:07:47
It's probably why you can't
get pregnant, honey.
:07:50
Why you walk around
:07:51
with that hung-jaw look
on your face.
:07:53
It's the cheese
in your pizza
:07:55
and the chicken
in your salad.
:07:56
I've been to the doctor.
He says I'm fertile.
:07:59
Says I could repopulate
the entire planet.
:08:01
Then what's the deal here?
:08:03
Did he say you're
getting enough vitamins?
:08:07
He didn't say.
:08:17
Or you can make
a kind of paint
:08:19
where,
at different angles...
:08:21
the house
is different colors.
:08:25
Like, you stand
at the front door...
:08:29
and the house is red.
:08:32
But you stand
at the street...
:08:33
the house is green.
:08:35
Or you could make, like,
an invisible paint.
:08:40
Just make
the whole house disappear.
:08:42
Or what would be really neat
is a paint that could
:08:45
change the molecular structure
of a house...
:08:48
like a chemical acid deal.
:08:51
What do you think, Teeny?
:08:53
I think you two are
a pair of potheads.