:31:01
Yeah.
:31:03
Well, what class
would that be?
English.
:31:06
I'm looking
at romantic heroes,
like in literature.
:31:11
You know...
Romeo.
:31:13
Right, or Heathcliff.
:31:15
Taking guys like that...
:31:16
and comparing them
to their real-life
counterparts.
:31:20
But you don't believe
in romance.
:31:23
I'm stretching.
:31:26
Well, girls,
I'm really not
an authority on this.
:31:32
Hot!
:31:36
What makes today's
Perfect man perfect?
:31:38
What is it that he says
or does that makes him
a woman's perfect man?
:31:43
Well, that depends.
Every woman's different.
:31:45
But yet, orchids work
for all of them?
:31:47
Well, as a gesture, they do.
I mean, but that's just a...
:31:50
That's a beginning,
that's...
:31:53
He's got to have
a deeper connection than that.
:31:55
He's got to know
what makes her tick.
:31:57
Which is why,
if you don't know
who the woman is...
:31:59
it's rather a moot point.
:32:01
She listens to Patsy Cline
when she's sad.
:32:03
Hypothetically.
:32:04
Say she does.
:32:06
Then what?
:32:08
Patsy Cline's her sad music?
:32:11
Wait a minute.
:32:17
Now.
:32:20
This is very happy music.
:32:23
Keep it. But you know what?
:32:26
Even if he does
cheer her up...
:32:27
he can't be a guy
that's afraid of tears.
:32:41
It's like he wrote
it about us.
:32:45
What if she's into word games?
:32:47
Scrabble, you know,
stuff like that?
:32:49
Oh, yeah. Good stuff.
:32:51
A little wit,
a little wordplay.
I like that.
:32:54
And if she's been
dumped a lot? Then what?
:32:56
A lot?