Six Degrees Of Separation Page #15

penthouse. And I waited for hours.

1186

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- Where's the money?

- Hi.

1187

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Just let me explain.

Paul found some extra money of his own.

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iSo he took me to the Rainbow Room./i

1189

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iHe would've treated you,/i

ionly you had to work./i

1190

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iWe rented these tuxedos. Isn't it a gas?/i

1191

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How did we get this table?

1192

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I know the right names to drop.

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He's gonna give us the money back. And

then I'm takin' you to the Rainbow Room.

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I brought you matches.

1195

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It's not that expensive for what you get.

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It's not a bargain, but it's worth it.

1197

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Mm. Wonderful bouquet.

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"Bouquet"?

1199

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The taste of wine. Always remember,

the wine from the even-numbered years

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is superior to the wine from

the odd-numbered years.

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- Cheers. Skol. Prosit.

- Mud in your eye.

1202

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You're just about the greatest.

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- You wanna dance?

- Elizabeth hasn't seen anything like here.

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I wish she was...

1205

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Who do we dance with?

1206

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We're guys.

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Every moment in life

is a learning experience.

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Or what good is it? Right?

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- Right?

- Yes.

1210

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Then let this bunch of jerks see class.

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I swear, nothin' like this

ever happened in Utah.

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Nothin' like that must have ever happened

there cos they asked us to leave.

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It was so funny!

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i(laughter)/i

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Around the park, sir!

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We don't have any money.

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Amigo, when will you learn? Money is

the one commodity you can always get.

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i(Paul howls)/i

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Hyah!

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I'm gonna have to explain to Elizabeth

about the money. She gets so nervous.

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Hey, Paul, come on. Stop that.

1222

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I was wondering if I could f*** you.

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I don't do things like that.

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That's what makes it so nice.

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You don't.

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And he did.

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And it was fantastic.

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We came here for experience, right?

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We can use this, right?

1230

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You're a fool!

Your father is right! You are a fool!

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We came here for experience. My father

is not right. I can't have him be right.

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- It's gon...

- Don't touch me.

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i(driver)/i Hey! Hey!

1234

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Hey! Come back here!

1235

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Hey!

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Argh!

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Paul!

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Paul!

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Look at me.

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Elizabeth.

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I didn't come here to do this, or to lose

that, or to be this, or to do this to you.

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Not to you.

1243

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Look at me.

1244

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I couldn't look at him. Spent the night

thinking about having no money.

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About Paul and his father.

So, this morning...

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Sir?

1247

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Sir? I need to get up to see

some people named Kittredge.

1248

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Are they expecting you?

1249

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Kittredge has a black son he makes

live in the park who took money from me.

1250

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- Mr Kittredge has what?!

- His son owes me money!

1251

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You have to call

and write them a letter. Yes?

1252

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"Quality of mercy is not strained."

Well, f*** you, quality of mercy!

1253

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Hey. It's trouble with Mr Kittredge's Negro

son. I take care of it. Don't worry.

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All over the building that I had abandoned

some mistake of my past in Central Park.

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- But it's too fantastic.

- It was so embarrassing.

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- That's horrible.

- It wasn't so embarrassing.

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I bet Flan loves to be outraged.

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- I do not!

- You do too!

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- Flan loves getting into high dudgeon.

- And look at his cheeks turn all rosy.

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Dudgeon becomes him.

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To high dudgeon.

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Now... can we get down to business?

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Do we have a story for you? We were

at the roller disco two clients opened.

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I hadn't skated in

I hate to tell you how many years.

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We came outside giddy and reeling.

And you wouldn't believe what we saw.

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- The blood hadn't yet reached the gutter.

- It was oozing slowly towards the kerb.

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The body must have just

landed there in a clump.

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The boy had just jumped from above.

He could have landed on us.

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i(woman) We just missed it by minutes./i

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Rick! Oh, my God!

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Rick! Rick!

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- She'll press charges.

- I want Paul dead.

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Rick's dead.

You bet your life I'll press charges.

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We're very sorry.

Is there anything we can do to help?

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That Paul's a menace. We could

have been killed. Throats slashed.

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