Mickey Blue Eyes

$2,000, gentleman in the striped tie there.

$3,000, Yvonne on the telephone.

$4,000. $5,000.

$6,000. $7,000. $8,000.

Against the telephone at $8,000.

Against the room at $8,000.

Anyone canjoin in.

Thank you. $9,000. $10,000.

$11,000. $12,000. Any more?

She's still talking,

but now she's got her mum on the line.

So, sold to you, sir, for $12,000.

You are bidder number 909.

Moving on. Lot number 84.

Oil on canvas, dated 1870.

La Femme Chez Aube, which translates as:

"Woman with massive bottom. "

This one is signed by Rudolf Waldemar...

...authenticated by no less

than Dr. Briskind...

...and bidding up here at $14,000.

$15,000 at the back.

$16,000, lady left of the center aisle.

$17,000. $18,000.

$19,000. $20,000.

$21,000. $22,000.

$23,000.

No more?

All through.

All done. And.... Yes! Thank you, sir.

New bidder. Gentleman

on the left of the aisle, $24,000.

Not really. It's a crueljoke.

Sold to you, sir, for $23,000...

...or $11,500 per buttock.

Lot number 85.

German school. d und klar ist das Meer.

Right.

This is very embarrassing.

It now turns out that lots 85

through to the end ofyour catalog...

...are, in fact, not actually here.

Delivery problem.

If it's any consolation,

we feel as stupid as I'm sure we look.

Thank you very much.

This is pathetic!

It's a nightmare. We're a laughingstock.

-They just showed up.

-The trucks?

Just in time for the end of the auction.

Remind me to thank them.

Helen, everything's fixed for tonight?

Great. The reservation, flowers,

all that stuff?

All taken care of.

Brilliant. Thank you so much. Thanks.

Listen, you don't think

three months is too soon, do you?

I haven't even met her family yet.

What do you think, as a woman?

As a woman? Very risky.

Right. Well, thanks.

That's made me feel a lot better.

You've brought me just under

half the paintings just over...

...two weeks late

for the fifth time this year.

You gonna sign or do I take it all back?

That's it, is it?

That's your response to this?

All right, guys, load it up.

I'll sign. Lovely.

Thank you so much.

You've been a huge help.

Note:
Call Better Business Bureau.

Other note:
Seek lost testicles.

Michael? Need a lift?

That's nice of you.

I'm actually picking up Gina from school.

That's fine. We're going that way. Hop in.

Do you know Mr. Morganson?

Michael Felgate.

Very nice to meet you.

We're very excited...

...that you might be thinking of us

for your father's collection.

Mr. Morganson was at today's sale.

Well, not typical, if I may say so.

I think every auction house in New York

has these delivery hiccups.

Sotheby's doesn't seem to.

Right.

I heard about tonight. Best of luck.

Thanks.

Go, girl!

So? Where are we going?

I am unable to tell you,

but it's somewhere very special.

Goodbye!

'Bye, Miss Vitale!

And we're late. Run!

Please don't!

What? Don't what?

Just stop.

Just stop. Otherwise, I can't go on.

Just run normally.

I am running normally.

Right, I'm sorry. I thought, you know....

I haven't seen you run before,

and I thought you were doing a funny run.

A funny run? That's my run.

What time is it?

We're now 25 minutes late.

We've lost our reservation.

What do you think?

I can't think. I'm much

too hurt about my run.

We'll go somewhere else. And let's walk.

Thanks.

Are you okay?

-You look a little fishy.

-No, I'm fine.

How was last night?

Fine. The usual.

Your dad okay?

He's great.

I'm sorry. I want you to meet him

and Ritchie. It's just--

You're ashamed of me. I talk funny.

My hair's unusually fluffy.

Just give me time.

Tell me what his restaurant's called

so I can sneak in, in a beard.

It's called The La Trattoria.

You mean La Trattoria.

No.

The La Trattoria means

"The The Trattoria."

I know.

Interesting.

Look, I've gotta go to the la bathroom

and I'll be back in a sec.

Hi.

I was wondering if you could help me out

with a special arrangement.

I've got this fortune, and I wondered

if you could stick it in a fortune cookie.

Thank you.

Welcome!

Thanks.

-Thank you.

-Welcome!

She wants you to pay now.

No! You eat cookie.

Looks like we better eat our cookies.

"You like Chinese food."

That's spooky.

You gonna check yours?

No, I'm gonna save it for later.

Eat cookie.

-She will when she's ready.

-No, you have it.

No, you eat cookie.

I don't want to.

-Eat cookie.

-I'm not hungry!

The best thing is to play along.

I won't take orders from a waitress.

Not waitress! Owner! Eat f***ing cookie!

This woman is insane.

Gina, do you love me?

Yeah.

-Do you trust me?

-Yeah.

Then, eat the cookie.

"Good fences make good neighbors."

Oh, my God! Jeffrey!

The answer is yes! Oh, my God!

Honey, I can't--

-Excuse me.

-What are you talking about?

I am so sorry. There's been a mistake.

That's actually your one.

It's quite true too.

This is what you're meant to have.

And...

...this.

Oh, my God....

Two karat.

How much money? What you pay?

We could really use some privacy here.

Thanks.

Just give us a moment.

-I'm not waitress. Owner. My restaurant!

-I know!

Go away!

Michael! My God!

I don't know what to say.

I thought what she said was pretty good.

Obviously, you could leave out

the Jeffrey bit.

I can't. I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

It was just....

Hi, Jimmy. Listen,

did Gina just come back?

She came back, all right,

crying her eyes out.

She packed a bag, ran back out again.

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