Men at Work Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1990
- 98 min
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"Dear John. I'm sorry
things didn't work out for us."
"You're a sweet man,
and I'll always love you."
Ah!
You know, this is the kind of sh*t
- It's an epidemic.
- What is?
Just women, relationships, all of it.
I never have a problem with it.
- Hi, James.
- Morning, baby.
- That's cos you've got no heart.
- What?
You've got no heart. Who was
the last girl you were serious about?
Betsy Sabetta.
Betsy Sabetta? That was
in the ninth grade and she had a harelip.
- She did not.
- She did too.
- She did not!
- Did too, did too.
- What do you know about her, anyway?
- I know she had a harelip.
What an absolutely gorgeous day.
Warm sun, beautiful women.
And the air is just right for drinking.
Would you just look at all the activity
that's going on down here, Carl.
It's close, man. I can see it.
Right here, right on the strand.
Carl and James' Surf Shop.
It's gold. It's gold, James. It's a gold mine.
Just think of the garbage business
as a way station on the road to nirvana.
Maybe now you're single again, you'll be
able to put more time and energy into it.
Whoa. Wait a minute, wait a minute.
Hold on, wait a minute, just a second.
I have put a lot of energy
into getting our surf shop together.
And we'd be a lot further along
if I didn't have to do the work of two.
Pardon me? Let's not forget that I chose
the bank that we went to to get our loan.
We didn't even get the loan.
It's not like you researched it. You picked
the name out of the Yellow Pages.
What exactly are...
Good God!
What exactly are you trying to say?
What I'm trying to say, James, is that
sometimes you are completely hopeless.
- Really?
- Yes.
- Hey, Carl.
- Yeah.
- What exactly did you mean by hopeless?
- I meant exactly what I said.
I still don't understand.
Well, let's examine the word.
Hope less. Less than hopeful.
That's what you are.
But am I majorly hopeless
or partially hopeless?
I would say majorly. Why do you ask?
- I'll try to change.
- No, you won't.
I need to talk to you, Leo.
Hi. Nice to see you.
I need your help on something, Leo.
I know who's responsible for
the toxic dumping off Las Playas,
and I'm kind of involved.
Jesus, Jack.
I just never thought it would go this far.
Look, it's all on the tape. Listen to this.
What is this? Some kind of a joke?
This is not the right tape.
She took the wrong tape!
- What are you talking about?
- The wrong tape!
Hey, wait a minute.
Come on. Let's do the nasty.
- Do we have to?
- Yeah, afraid so.
- Nasty!
- Nasty!
- Nasty!
- Nasty!
Yeah, Dalton here. Listen,
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