200 Cigarettes Page #8
? I don't care?
? I don't care?
? We don't care?
? I don't care?
? About this world?
? I don't care?
? About that girl?
? I don't care??
[Moans]
Eric:
Oh, yeah. That's good.
Oh, that's so good.
[Monica Whimpers]
You see,
it's all in the technique.
Most people,
they underestimate the importance
of the rotational thrust.
Eric, you're hurting my skin.
Well, that's just great!
Ow!
You know,
I don't think I'm the one
with the problem here,
Monica.
I think it's you.
for being bad in bed
because you're clearly stunted
in some way physically.
It's not my fault you're
an emotional cripple.
Well, that's so typical
of a woman.
It's all about emotions
and intimacy...
and feelings and all that
vague ambiguous bullshit!
It's sex. That's it!
Two people in a bed getting off!
Not some ethereal thing
out there to embrace humanity.
Look, you wanted to know
why you were bad in bed,
and I told you.
You don't have to bite
my head off
just because you're inadequate.
Oh, now I'm inadequate.
Mm-hmm.
You think I'm inadequate?
Yeah.
Well, you just take
that god-awful dress off,
and I'll show you
who's adequate, honey.
What are you doing?
That's right.
I'm gonna have you
on your hands and knees
begging for mercy.
[Grunts]
Oh, my God!
Are you insane?
Jesus, there's nobody here yet?
Uh, Eric's here.
Eric, right. Hi.
Hi, I'm Hillary.
I just love your flowers.
My what?
Your, you know, your flowers.
Jesus, you scared me
half to death.
Wanna beer?
What are you still doing
with that package?
I thought we were
getting out of here already.
Yeah, well, Tony's not here yet,
so we'll just stick around
and see if he shows up.
Great.
Man, that's a cool party, huh?
It's retarded.
I wanna leave.
Oh, yeah? Well,
where do you want to go?
Ronkonkoma.
What?
You know, Ronkonkoma.
Yeah, well,
it's on Long Island.
Long Island, huh?
I'm from Jersey.
Congratulations.
Yeah.
So, uh, can I ask you a question?
It's a free country.
Well, did Val say something
to you about me?
Because I thought we were
really hitting if off there
for a while.
I mean, it felt like
you know, and, now she's
in there making out with Dave,
and I'm just wondering,
I mean,
did I do something to offend her?
You know how it is.
Yeah.
It's like when I first met Val,
though, you know,
I was like... whoa!
This is the one!
This is the one.
Because the thing with Val is,
you know, she's different.
I mean, she's just
like this little girl,
and l, you know,
I wanted to, like,
I wanted to get near her,
and I wanted to be with her,
you know, her big eyes,
her big, round head, you know.
I just thought maybe, you know,
I was falling in...
I mean, you know,
maybe this is...
I don't know. I mean...
All right, you probably think
it's really jerky, huh?
Sayin' somethin'
'cause I just met her.
Look, can I tell you
something here?
Because this is like
the worst night of my life, OK?
I mean, I'm standing here
in a basement
on f***ing Avenue D,
so I'm sorry if you're
having troubles
finding the right girl
and everything.
But I'm just trying
to get the f*** home
all right?
All right.
Yeah, I can see that. Yeah.
? Please?
? Don't let this feeling end?
? It may not come again?
? And I want to remember?
? How I feel so much?
? Looking through
the eyes of love??
I got you some flowers.
Uh, mind if I sit down?
I'm with someone.
Wh...
You're with someone?
You understand.
What, the bartender?
He's in the bathroom.
You know what?
You should just go home.
That's what you wanted to do.
Just go home
'cause I'm set for the night.
Look, you just met this guy.
So?
So don't you think
or something to be...
You are much
more judgmental
between girlfriends.
- Have you ever noticed that, Kevin?
- Fine. All right.
You want to throw yourself at some guy
you just met, it's your business.
I'm going home.
Oh.
There.
Thanks.
OK. Look...
What?
The thing is... What l...
what I want to say,
what I'm...
Yes?
Yes, Kevin?
Let's do it.
What?
You've got to be kidding.
I'm serious.
I think we should
go back to the coffee shop
and... just... do it.
What do you say?
Come on. You in?
You know what?
I can't just leave the bartender.
It's my birthday.
We're practically
obligated to do it.
You said so yourself.
Come on.
I dare you.
I dare you to f*** me.
? Ain't no big thing?
Cabbie:
Mmm, mmm, mmm.? To wait for the bell to ring?
Deep thing.
? Tain't no big thing?
? The toll of the bell??
Hillary:
Do you mean to tell me
she actually broke up with you
on New Year's Eve?
Eric:
l... I was flabbergasted.
Well, obviously
she was threatened
by your creativity.
Your work,
it's so brilliant,
so powerful.
You think so?
Oh, absolutely.
What other reason
could there be?
See, l... I've always
been fascinated
by the female form.
Oh.
Take you, Hillary.
You would make
a wonderful artist's model.
You have an almost perfect symmetry.
I've been working out.
Ohh, I can see that.
[Burps]
You really seem
to understand my thrust.
I guess I do.
I can't believe I almost
went home earlier.
I feel exactly the same way.
Can I get you another drink?
Hillary, you should
come down to the studio
and take a look at my work
before my next show.
Really? I mean, of course.
Great.
[Both Laugh]
Taxi!
Oh, great.
like I'm not even here.
Look, can I just say something?
I'm not speaking to you, Jack.
I think you'll feel
a little better
if you hear me out.
Look, what happened between us
last night is, like,
It... lt happens all the time.
I meet someone,
we go home together,
but then the next day, it's...
What? Next day what?
Well, they tell me that
suddenly they've developed
these feelings for me.
W-What are you saying?
That every woman
you go home with
falls in love with you
or something?
Yes.
It's like a curse.
It never ends.
A woman falls in love with you
and you think that's a curse?
You have no idea.
No. I don't,
because I think you're lucky.
I mean, there are some people
for somebody to tell them
they feel that way about them,
and you,
you just throw it away
like it's nothing,
like it's a minor
inconvenience.
Well, let me tell you
something, Jack.
You are cursed,
just not the way
you think you are.
Well, then how?
Good-bye, Jack.
Where you going?
[Whistles]
Taxi.
Cindy, wait.
You can't leave.
You got dog sh*t on your back.
Your dress.
F*** me.
Will you hurry up?
There's got to be a cab
around here somewhere.
I can't. I can't go on.
No, listen to me.
Listen to me.
I'm getting to that party.
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