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he's married with children.
It's only with me that he
regresses to what you just heard.
I'm sorry, he gets me going.
I thought you stopped reviewing plays.
Well, that one looked
kind of interesting.
Too bad I'm going to be in Atlanta.
I'll go with George.
Religion, family,
Church, self-help books.
Men with teeth so white you'd think
there's a flashlight in their mouths.
Love, especially romantic love.
Flowers, mini-malls.
There is nothing more
depressing than a mini-mall.
- Mini-malls.
- Except perhaps
your flaws, your vices,
your mortgages,
sleeping BlackBerry
- I do like blackberries.
- And this man,
dandruff falling of his head.
That was wonderful.
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you.
You'd like to go somewhere for a drink?
We don't have to...
I'm just not used to being
out with a celebrity.
Talking about literature on
public television once a week,
and writing the occasional review
for the New Yorker, doesn't
make me much of a celebrity.
Don't forget your history books
"The Origins of American Hedonism."
Look, if you don't like the
We can go to my place.
Then the only person
staring would be me.
If I go to your place will you
do something for me?
That was awful.
It was OK.
That was amazing.
I wish I could play.
Take lessons.
you knew you wouldn't have such
a high opinion of my playing.
Now you're fishing for compliments.
Is this a metronome?
It's like a heart beat.
Even...
great pianists have a problem
with their core acceleration.
You're a very charming man.
You know, don't you?
If this is all for showing you a metronome,
Can you find anyone that
enchanting without sex?
Nobody.
What is this?
My dark room.
I used to develop my own pictures.
- You don't anymore?
- No, no time.
I should go digital, but I can't
really understand that stuff.
Of course you can.
Thank you.
Something relates little princess
because she's...
the center of the picture,
Not her parents,
The queen and the king.
They are just...
ghostly reflections in the mirror.
Well she must have been curious
about going to bed with you.
Yes, so she could tell
her girlfriends
what a man of our age,
is like, close up.
I'm merely an experience for her.
One of many to come.
She'll remember me as...
the old guy who gave her
some culture on the way.
Well, that sounds about right.
the same thing, right?
Yeah.
Gotta stop worrying about growing old.
Oh, thank your lucky stars for
such a one-shot encounter.
It wasn't a one-shot encounter.
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