The Bonfire of the Vanities Page #3
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- 1990
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Sherman, don't you want
a little poontang first?
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14:56,132 -- 00:14:59,568I know it has its funny side,
but it isn't funny.
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14:59,852 -- 00:15:03,367It's your own fault
for getting caught like a red herring.
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15:04,092 -- 00:15:06,003You mean red-handed.
206
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15:07,212 -- 00:15:09,965Can't we stop talking
about your wife now...
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15:10,252 -- 00:15:16,202and head over to our little hideaway
on 59th Street and just hide away a little?
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15:16,652 -- 00:15:17,926I think she knows.
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15:18,012 -- 00:15:20,401Of course she knows. That's not the point.
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15:20,492 -- 00:15:21,766It isn't?
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15:22,572 -- 00:15:25,132God, Sherman, you are so sweet.
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15:25,332 -- 00:15:29,166I could eat you alive if I could get
this goddamn zipper down.
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15:30,612 -- 00:15:32,523Isn't that the turnoff?
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15:33,292 -- 00:15:34,725The turnoff to Manhattan?
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15:34,812 -- 00:15:37,007I can't get over right now.
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15:37,212 -- 00:15:39,362We'll just exit and get back on.
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15:40,372 -- 00:15:42,602Exit and get back on.
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15:42,692 -- 00:15:44,045Maria!
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15:53,652 -- 00:15:55,131Where are we?
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15:55,452 -- 00:15:56,885The Bronx.
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15:57,132 -- 00:15:58,531What does that mean?
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15:58,612 -- 00:16:01,080It means we're
north of Manhattan.
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16:01,772 -- 00:16:05,606All I need to do is make a right
and find a street back.
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16:10,572 -- 00:16:12,164And there it was.
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16:12,252 -- 00:16:14,163A simple wrong turn.
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16:15,052 -- 00:16:16,770Anyone could have done it.
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16:16,852 -- 00:16:18,410A simple phone call...
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16:18,492 -- 00:16:21,086a simple wrong turn,
and you're off the track...
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16:21,172 -- 00:16:23,970moving towards a destiny
you never imagined.
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16:40,252 -- 00:16:42,129-Sherman?
-Yes, Maria.
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16:42,772 -- 00:16:44,728Where are all the white people?
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16:50,292 -- 00:16:52,362Are they going to scratch the car?
233
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16:56,332 -- 00:16:59,404I'm from the South
and I don't like this very much.
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17:00,372 -- 00:17:01,441Excuse me.
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17:01,812 -- 00:17:03,564Please don't touch the car.
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17:06,972 -- 00:17:08,405Get us out of here.
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17:09,132 -- 00:17:10,724I have a red light.
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17:12,852 -- 00:17:13,921Hey, baby!
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17:15,172 -- 00:17:16,890We're having a party!
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17:27,532 -- 00:17:29,762Get us out of here!
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17:33,012 -- 00:17:35,890I want my money.
I want my money now!
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17:47,372 -- 00:17:49,442There was no need to panic.
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17:49,972 -- 00:17:51,530That's what you think.
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17:51,692 -- 00:17:54,001I have all my luggage with me.
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17:54,132 -- 00:17:58,045I just don't want to do anything stupid.
If we keep our heads, we'll be fine.
246
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17:58,132 -- 00:18:00,805We're in the middle
of a war zone...
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18:01,012 -- 00:18:03,810and you're worried about
doing the right thing?
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18:06,012 -- 00:18:07,127An arrow!
249
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18:07,212 -- 00:18:09,487Right there. It's an arrow!
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18:09,772 -- 00:18:11,171I see it.
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18:11,372 -- 00:18:12,805Then turn!
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18:13,012 -- 00:18:14,161I'm going to.
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18:22,612 -- 00:18:25,410There's the ramp
back to Manhattan. See?
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18:26,412 -- 00:18:27,845What's that?
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18:29,772 -- 00:18:31,171It's a body!
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18:31,252 -- 00:18:32,480It's an animal!
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18:32,652 -- 00:18:33,767Is it dead?
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18:33,932 -- 00:18:35,763It's a tire, that's all!
259
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18:35,892 -- 00:18:39,521-It's a dead tire?
-Calm down! It's just a tire!
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18:45,652 -- 00:18:47,085What are you doing?
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18:47,852 -- 00:18:50,082I can't drive around it.
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18:51,132 -- 00:18:52,804You're going to move it?
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18:53,332 -- 00:18:56,051Yes, that's exactly what I'm going to do.
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18:57,012 -- 00:18:59,572Sherman, be careful of your shoes.
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19:26,692 -- 00:19:28,444Sherman, come on.
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19:32,292 -- 00:19:34,852Touching that dirty old tire.
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19:38,212 -- 00:19:40,487I just want to get out of here.
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19:40,972 -- 00:19:43,167I want to get to Manhattan.
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19:43,492 -- 00:19:45,084Come on, Sherman.
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19:48,292 -- 00:19:49,884Oh, my God.
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19:50,532 -- 00:19:52,409Oh, my God.
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19:52,492 -- 00:19:53,891Natives!
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19:55,452 -- 00:19:56,931Sherman! Sherman!
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20:11,972 -- 00:20:13,564Yo. Need some help?
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20:14,852 -- 00:20:15,921No.
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20:17,892 -- 00:20:19,484No, thank you. Hi!
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20:21,252 -- 00:20:23,686What's the problem? Need help or what?
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20:24,812 -- 00:20:28,168I don't think so. No. Thank you.
Very much.
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20:34,412 -- 00:20:35,686Sh*t.
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20:36,132 -- 00:20:37,247Sh*t!
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20:37,772 -- 00:20:39,490Sherman, come on!
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20:53,052 -- 00:20:54,326Sherman.
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20:58,732 -- 00:21:00,484I have to go.
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21:04,612 -- 00:21:06,728Where are you going with the tire?
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21:10,052 -- 00:21:13,124This is yours? Oh, then here, you take it.
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21:19,172 -- 00:21:20,764Oh, my God!
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21:20,972 -- 00:21:22,690Get in the car, quick!
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21:24,692 -- 00:21:25,807Here they come!
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21:25,892 -- 00:21:27,086Lock the door!
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21:27,332 -- 00:21:28,287Drive.
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21:28,452 -- 00:21:30,204Open the door!
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21:30,852 -- 00:21:32,683Get away! Get away!
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21:32,772 -- 00:21:34,000Careful. Look out!
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21:36,292 -- 00:21:37,566Back up!
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21:37,772 -- 00:21:40,969Get away from the car! I can't see a thing!
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21:45,892 -- 00:21:47,325Watch out!
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21:50,732 -- 00:21:51,687Go, car!
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21:55,172 -- 00:21:57,083B*tch, open this door!
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22:03,532 -- 00:22:05,250Where's the ramp?
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22:06,692 -- 00:22:09,160What are we doing here?
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22:09,252 -- 00:22:11,163Just make a left.
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22:12,012 -- 00:22:14,367A left? Okay, a left.
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22:47,332 -- 00:22:51,325Sherman, f*** the luggage.
Let's go have a drink.
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23:01,932 -- 00:23:04,605Maybe we should tell
the police about this.
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23:04,692 -- 00:23:05,841The police?
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23:05,932 -- 00:23:09,129Yes, the police.
We were almost robbed.
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23:11,692 -- 00:23:16,288There's a possibility that you...
that we hit one of them.
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23:18,372 -- 00:23:21,569There was this sound,
like we hit one of them.
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23:21,892 -- 00:23:23,962Did you see him get hit?
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23:24,132 -- 00:23:25,121No.
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23:27,212 -- 00:23:28,645Neither did I.
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23:28,932 -- 00:23:32,925So, if a question ever arises,
two boys blocked the road.
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