Cannery Row Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1982
- 120 min
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on the left and never on the right.
The fork goes on the right
and I know about anything.
So there!
Excuse me, Fauna.
There's a girl here to see you.
- Did she say what she wants?
- No, just to see the manager.
OK. I don't have much time,
but send her in.
Okay, go on in.
The name's Suzy Desoto.
Sit down.
I'll be with you in a minute.
I'd like a job as a waitress.
- A waitress?
- This is the Bear Flag restaurant?
Yeah, but we don't serve
too many sandwiches in here.
- I kind of figured that.
- Sorry we couldn't help you.
- No, wait a minute.
- Yeah?
- I'd still like a job.
- As what?
You know...
..a floozy.
First, we don't call ourselves
floozies in here
and second,
have you ever done this before?
- All you have to do is lie down.
- And pretend that you like it.
Don't you have a hard luck story
to sway me?
No.
- You broke? Where are you from?
- Lots of places.
- You don't give much information.
- I don't want a government job.
I've got to know things
about the people I take on.
I've got all quality girls here.
See them pictures
on the mantelpiece?
All of them are young ladies
from The Flag that married well.
Half of them couldn't even count
when they came here.
Look at this one. That's Wisteria.
Convicted of shoplifting four times.
I taught her all the finer things
and now she is married
to the president of the Salinas
Forward and Upward Club.
Carried the tree on Arbour Day.
Now, tell me what I need to know.
Let's try again. Where are you from?
- Indiana.
I don't know. I went away
to work when I was about ten.
- I was making my way to the coast.
- Doing what?
The usual.
I was runner-up in the Miss America
Pageant, then I was an ice skater.
- You don't say!
- That's correct.
Judging by your hands, it looks like
you've done a little fruit picking.
I've had worse jobs,
even taxi dancing,
but I couldn't take all the creeps.
We don't get any
Eagle Scouts in here, either.
You can't worry
about your dignity in this line.
Miss Flood, I need this job.
So I get pushed around a little bit
here and there...
Just as long as I'm not being
made to feel small.
Winnie's going east next week.
Take her spot until she gets back.
J.C. Penny's is open till six. Buy
yourself a dress, fancy but cheap.
Supper's at 6:
30. Beef stew, creamedcarrots. Cherry Jell-O for dessert.
Dormitory's on the third floor.
You're not going to regret this.
Oh, sure!
By the way,
what do we call ourselves?
"Girls" is good enough.
Doc plunged into his octopus studies
with total professional dedication.
He prodded them,
and did everything he could
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