Latter Days
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:11:07
Hey, I don't think we've met. I'm Julie Taylor.
Hi. I'm Elder Davis. What you reading there?

:11:13
I'm just studying. You know, I thought I'd come outside.
'Cos, we're from Idaho, it gets cold in October.

:11:21
Oh, wow, bummer. It's pretty much like this all the time here.
Isn't it, Chris? Yeah.

:11:29
So, what is it that you guys do?
We talk to people about our church.

:11:35
Oh really? Chris likes
to talk to people.

:11:37
Sometimes it helps people to find meaning in their lives.
Julie was complaining her life is void of meaning.

:11:42
Void? I said 'void'? Well, maybe we can come talk to you.
You know, we would like that. Sure. OK.

:11:53
Bye.
:11:57
Subtle... Yeah, I got 50 right on you. See you at work.
:12:07
Thank God she's leaving. Can you
believe 'Entertainment Weekly' called her

:12:11
the new sweetheart of American cinema?
:12:12
That cunt? She made Julie take
my table, because she thought

:12:15
I hadn't bathed recently. Like she
should talk. Did you see her eat?

:12:18
Yeah, did you check out her legs?
Now I know why they call them calves.

:12:22
I bet after sex, she smokes a ham
:12:26
Darling, give me a glass of Cuvet
:12:28
I do hope we're not speaking disparagingly
about our clientele

:12:34
Gossip is so ignoble.
:12:36
Especially regarding those less
fortunate. Less fortunate? That bitch?!

:12:40
You know something... tell.
:12:43
No, I would never tell tales, such as
:12:47
with the frequency she does it
:12:49
the poor child must think that binging
and purging are aerobic excercise.

:12:54
She hardly looks bulimic. Yes, if
I were a different sort, I'd suggest

:12:57
a little more of the purging,
a little less of the binging.


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