1:21:00
-l promise, l will!
-l want to go home!
1:21:02
You stop it!
You stop it!
1:21:05
You stop it!
1:21:06
Don't pinch me there.
1:21:11
That's my sore.
1:21:15
Your what?
1:21:18
What?
1:21:19
Let me see.
1:21:23
How did you do that?
1:21:27
You hurt yourself or what?
1:21:30
l don't know.
1:21:37
l'm so sorry.
1:21:45
Okay, it's not very legible,
and it hurts, but...
1:21:51
First time l actually
have to think
1:21:53
about the value
of every little word,
1:21:55
and it's just so...
1:21:57
Ah, it's dangerous.
1:21:59
There's one.
1:22:01
Well, it cuts
most of the jobs
1:22:03
a writer would get
1:22:04
if you have to think
about the value
1:22:06
of the words.
1:22:07
Hollywood re-writes...
National Enquirer...
1:22:10
Dan Rather's teleprompter.
1:22:11
Let's see how you're doing.
1:22:13
Can you read it?
1:22:15
''Memory...
1:22:17
upward strokes
and downward slopes...''
1:22:19
Mm-hmm.
1:22:20
And what's this?
1:22:22
''...Comma curls
making me hold...''
1:22:25
Yeah, l can read it.
1:22:28
-Oh.
-Making you hold what?
1:22:30
My breath.
1:22:31
Words make me hold my breath.
1:22:34
Do they now?
1:22:36
Who knows what
they're going to say?
1:22:38
But...
1:22:39
Who knows where they've been?
1:22:43
We're getting
a little heavy here, aren't we?
1:22:46
Well, what made you say that,
Brenda?
1:22:54
What do you mean?
1:22:55
lf we wrote that down.
1:22:57
Quote, getting a little
heavy, comma,