1:18:04
and artists feel things differently
than regular people.
1:18:07
Look at Patsy Cline or Billie Holiday.
1:18:12
You could hear it in their voice. Or,
Vincent van Gogh Cut off his ear,
1:18:17
but hey, he could paint.
Vincent van Gogh killed himself.
1:18:21
That's right.
That's a bad example.
1:18:25
Hey, I'm a music teacher, not a shrink.
What do you want?
1:18:30
I guess...
what I'm trying to say is artists convey emotion.
1:18:36
They make an audience feel
what they're feeling.
1:18:41
You know, that's
what it's all about, right?
1:18:44
You just have to find a way to take
what's in here and put it in here. What the hell.
1:18:59
-Who is it?
-It's Jay. Let me in!
- Go away, you jackass!
1:19:04
- No, no, no!
I just-- please, I just want
to talk to Terri, okay?
1:19:07
- Just let me in.
- He sounds drunk.
1:19:10
Uh, you think? Hey, girl,
do not open that door.
1:19:15
Okay, I'm gonna make
him leave, all right?
1:19:18
Jay, you have to leave now.
1:19:21
- No!
- Ow!
1:19:23
That hurt a lot.
1:19:28
- Shh.
- No, it's not what you think.
1:19:29
What's going on?!
1:19:30
- I saw you kissing her, okay?
- No, no.
1:19:33
- You Shut up!
1:19:35
- Come on, Terri.
- I'm trying to sleep.
1:19:37
Sh-- I wasn't kissing her.
She was-- she was kissing me.
1:19:40
Oh no. He didn't even try
to go there, please.
1:19:43
I'm sure that makes a lot of sense, Jay,
- when you're drunk.
1:19:45
- T erri,
I don't care about her. - I care about you.
1:19:50
- Boy, who you trying to play? Terri?
- Denise, just chill out, all right?
1:19:54
Look, Terri, I care about you.
- You know I do.