Connie and Carla Page #8
what the cops and-
First, we owed some money,
and then we saw something...
and we've been
hiding for a while,
pretending to be something
that we're not.
Hey, who saw Yentl?
So Barbra Streisand wants to study
the Talmud, right?
But, she can't because she's a woman,
so she pretends to be a man,
and, uh, one thing
leads to the next,
and before you know it-
Uh- Everybody- Everybody
believes that she's a man.
So she has to keep lying
- even though she wants to stop, she can't,
'cause she has to keep lying
to people that she cares about.
You know, that have
been really kind.
Look, uh,
we're women.
No, you don't get it.
We're women.
Oh-ho-ho. Oh-ho-ho.
We're sorry we lied.
So sorry.
Boo.
Get off the stage.
Let's go back to Chicago.
The patio door is shut and our
hair is caught in it. I know.
Excuse me.
Excuse me. Hello.
Didn't you used to work
at the Slimming Salon?
Yes.
Mrs. Morse?
Well, I don't care what you are.
You always made me feel beautiful.
- But we thought you were men,
and you're not really men.
Oh, honey, who is anymore?
- Me too.
- No, you didn't.
- Girls, in an art form based on...
being true to one's real self,
welcome to your outing.
- Jeff?
- Connie.
- Oh, great. More drama.
- You came to my show.
- I love show tunes.
- Hey, everybody, this is my brotherJeff.
Hi,Jeff!.
Hi.
You look, uh-
You look different.
Jeff, I'm a woman.
It's an authentic look. Yeah, but-
No. I mean I'm female.
We're girls.
We were faking it.
It's this long story-
Connie, please,
we've been over that.
Really.
Really?
Really?
Yes!
Well, I could get used to that.
Jeff is the guy?
Yeah.
You're the guy.
Get up here and kiss her, you fool.
- Ooh. The fnale.
What?
- The fnale.
- Oh!
There is nothing like a dame
Nothing in the world
There is nothing you can name
That is anything like a dame
There are no books like a dame
There are no drinks like a dame
Carla's a big star now.
And I'm her boyfriend.
Nothing acts like a dame
Or attracts like a dame
There ain't a thing that's wrong
with any man here
That can't be cured
by putting him near
A girlie, womanly, female, feminine
Dame
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