Worth Winning Page #8
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1989
- 103 min
- 218 Views
and know thatuou're not going anywhere.
- Yeah?.
- I t's me.
- Go away.
- Are you gonna lock yourself
- I am not home, Ned.
- I've seen her.
I'm not going anywhere.
withuou and buuthem.
What'd she say?. She mention me?.
Did she talk about it?.
- Huh?.
- Actually, I just watched her get into Claire's car.
[TaulorOn Video ]
I wanna-- You know what, I wanna--
- [ Shouts ] I wanna commitment.
- [ Veronica Gasps ]
Make one with me.
Oh, my God.
I've been swept off my feet.
- Is that a yes?.
- Yes. Yes!
- Give me that tape.
- No.
- Give me the tape.
- I insistyou get professional help.
These are classic signs
of depression. Furthermore--
- Give me the tape!
- No!
- Ned!
- No!
Yes! Ned, stop!
[ Shouts ]
What?. No. Let me go.
That's my bad ankle.
[Taulor Groans ]
[ Whimpers ]
Don't be an a**hole.
There's a real Veronica out there.
- Who hates me.
- You don't know that.
Ned, I proposed to her
to win a bet.
- Yeah, that's pretty f***ed.
- It was your idea.
Well, yeah.
I'm sorry.
I just thought it would be a good idea
foryou to suffer.
Yeah. Well, here it is.
Take a goodlook.
Hopeuou're happu.
You hate me, don't you?.
You hate me.
- No.
- But you have every right to.
But I assume since
I'm not out there on the street...
with that tape
that you've forgiven me.
Am I right?.
Well...
maybe Veronica
could do the same with you.
I think it's different
between a man and a woman.
Not as different as you think.
Maybe that's been
part ofyour problem.
- Claire forgiveyou?.
- Yes.
But I had to ask, hmm?.
Well, beg, actually. Beg.
Thanks.
Ournext item comes from...
Ournext item comes from...
ourgreat football team the Eagles.
Ofcourse, theu're great now.
For those ofuou who grew up here as I did...
you remember what theu used to be like--
everyuear theu were in last place.
So manuuears, we used to read
the sports page upside-down...
just to get a feel i ng what it'd be I i ke
to see our team i n fi rst place.
- [ Laughing ]
- Well, we have here a great item.
It's a jersey worn by
ourvery own Terry Childs here.
- Now who's gonna start the bidding
on thisjerseu?
- Two hundred dollars.
Come on. The man sacked
Elwautwice wearing this veryjerseu.
- Let's go.
- Three hundred dollars.
Sold for $300.
Our next item for auction
has to be the special one of the evening...
and I expect the biggest
response to this one.
We all enjoyed Miss Briskow's playing
earlier this evening.
Well, she has graciouslu
donated to the highest bidder...
an evening performance
at a private party.
How's that?. Miss Briskow,
would you come up?.
Come on up. Takes a lot ofguts.
I'd never do muact in a house.
Meet me at the kitchen.
Please don't eat that.
I have a chicken joke. It's great.
Put down your sandwich.
I have a chicken joke. It's great.
Put down your sandwich.
Okay, now. Let's open up
the bidding at $200.
- Two hundred dollars.
- Four hundred dollars.
- Six hundred.
- Six. Do I hear seven?.
One thousand dollars.
Ohh. One thousand dollars.
Going once. Going twice.
[Man ]
Two thousanddollars.
- I heard $2,000.
- Twenty-two hundred.
- Three thousand.
- Thirty-two hundred.
Thirty-two hundred.
Going once.
- Going twice.
- Fourthousand dollars and a fishing cabin.
- Fishing cabin?.
- Taylor?.
Look, it's our very own
Channel 5 weatherman...
- Taylor Worth.
- [ Whistles ]
Okay. Uh, do I hear 4,200?.
- Forty-two hundred.
- Fortu-two hundred. Okau. Going once.
- Going twice--
- Not so fast, David.
Fortu-two hundred dollars,
a fishing cabin...
and a publ ic proclamation
ofwhat a creep he is.
[Scattered Laughter]
- [ Crowd Gasps ]
- I'm a creep. I'm a bastard.
- He's a great lay.
- I knew it.
I don't deserye you.
I know that.
But I can't imagine not loving you.
You're bold. You're splendid.
You're intriguing. You're a whole lot ofthings
I never knew mattered.
Veronica. Veronica.
Save me.
I beguou. Marryme.
- Is that all?.
- And a Scrabble rematch.
- Unlimited mouse Olympics?.
- I'll even become a meteorologist.
Then kiss me.
[ Cheers ]
Soldfor$4,200,
a fishing cabin...
a public proclamation ofwhat a creep he is,
a Scrabble rematch...
unlimited mouse Olumpics,
he'll become a meteorologist and a kiss.
[Applause ]
Piece of cake.
[ Continues ]
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[ Saxophone ]
[ Continues ]
[ Fades ]
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