:52:01
I'm a practical girl.
:52:04
l was brought up dirt-poor, wrong side
of Toledo, by not a very loving family.
:52:09
I've put together a life for myself
based on good looks and street savvy.
:52:14
l figure another five to seven years
to cash in. It's really all quite simple.
:52:19
l mean, even the book
is theoretical. Just....
:52:22
Don't fall in love.
That's the main thing.
:52:25
Don't fall in love. It's dangerous.
Somebody could get hurt.
:52:29
-Do you love Philip?
-No. l like him.
:52:32
He's nice.
He's a likable guy.
:52:35
But women don't love men
they can manipulate.
:52:37
What about a man
that can manipulate you?
:52:39
Well, if l find one...
:52:42
...I'm sure I'll fall in love.
:52:45
You need to break up with her
in public.
:52:47
Do it at the post office, airport.
:52:49
Banks are good.
Where there's security.
:52:51
But you gotta come on
with the come on.
:52:53
-You got to be assertive.
-l know, I've gotta be assertive here.
:52:57
Yeah. Got to get you--
:52:59
l didn't tell you about the face.
:53:01
-What?
-You know about the face?
:53:02
-No.
-The face of immutability.
:53:05
That's where you drain all the emotion
off your face, like this here:
:53:11
See? You don't show emotion, hard
for a person to be emotional with you.
:53:16
This breaks the cycle
of facial expressions.
:53:18
it gives off pain, anger and hurt.
:53:21
-Yeah, keep that. Keep that. Keep that.
-Yeah.
:53:24
Now, when you see her, you act,
you don't wait. You say, ''It's over.''
:53:36
Philip.
:53:40
-What's wrong with you?
-Nothing. l want to break up.
:53:43
-Excuse me?
-Yeah, l want to break up.
:53:45
-Here?
-Yes, here.
:53:47
Why here?
:53:49
To avoid violence.
:53:52
In a post office?
:53:53
Philip, it's not you.
l know you.
:53:57
-You're a FedEx man.
-Yeah, whatever.