Girl Model

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There were, like, 200 girls.

Probably, like, six girls, seven girls.

So I want to pick, maybe,

30 really great girls

that I know I can confirm.

OK, Tigran, I'll talk to you

again. OK, bye.

Tigran is a really hard-core business.

He's done what nobody else

in this business has done, like,

the money he's made.

Whereas, when I work with Japan,

they don't know what I do, where I go.

As long as I bring them the girls.

I have no job description of what I do

or what I'm supposed to bring them.

They cover my expenses and I get a

commission of whatever I bring them.

So that is freedom.

I can kind of get away with not really

caring about this business that much.

But I never like to think

of myself as an ex-model.

I never like to bring that point up.

But, of course, it does

bring a different insight.

But I was the person that hated

this business more than anybody,

and now I'm 15 years in it.

This whole place is hurting me too much.

Even if I do ten jobs

in the next two weeks,

there won't be any money for me

by the time I cover my expenses.

Fashion is so boring to me these days.

I don't even like to look at the magazines.

I mean, I do, but it's just

all the same stuff all the time.

Anyone who does it must be an idiot.

So what are you trying to say?

What would you rather do?

Poetry? Yeah.

Girl, what happened to you in Tokyo, huh?

What's this twister taking you away for?

Is it really worth it?

Model?

Yes.

OK?

OK.

Take off your shoes.

OK.

What? Shoes?

Take off shoes.

Ah.

Oh. Yeah?

Yeah.

To live in a glass house.

It's great in the daytime,

but scary at night.

When I stay here alone, I get scared.

It's like, if you're inside with the

lights on, people can see you,

but you can't see them, and

then there's, like, weird sounds.

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