Frankie and Johnny Page #3
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- Year:
- 1991
- 118 min
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You've been to college,
you should know that.
I'm fine.
I'm fine.
Give her a kiss.
Give her a nice kiss.
Want some bran?
May as well just eat rope
and yank it through.
Come on!
You have feet, you have shoes! Run!
Papa! Are you OK?
- What's happening?
- Don't poke! Please.
Hi, are you buying? I'm on sale.
I'll pay you Thursday.
How you doing?
Hi. Looking for company?
- I don't know. What's the rate now?
- $100. Cash.
I appreciate the offer
but that's a little out of my...
Listen, it's slow tonight.
We can talk.
- You wanna talk? OK, let's...
- So, what do you like?
What about the spoon position?
What you gonna do to me
in the spoon position?
Party time.
- Celeste, no...
- Christine.
Yeah, well, clothes on.
You know what I mean?
Clothes on, spoon position.
I will go on with dynamite.
People got to be able to see
as well as hear.
Watch this, I'll do Bette Davis...
You all right, man.
That's like a move, ain't it?
All right! Chop that celery!
- That's a good way to lose a finger.
- Do it, baby.
I had a cousin, he lost two fingers
at his last job.
- He can't even tie his own shoes.
- Come on!
- I wear loafers anyway.
- Frankie, come here.
Look at this guy, he's a hot dog.
He's cute, though.
He's got a cute little ass.
- Why don't you tell him?
- I think I will. Hey, Zorro!
Anybody ever tell you
you got a cute ass?
- Last job I had.
- Are you blushing?
Stop bothering the new guy.
Everybody get to work for a change.
Scrambled with bacon, two easy-overs
with sausage and a Belgian waffle.
I'm Johnny. Who are you?
These eggs aren't runny.
They look runny to me.
They're pretty runny.
- He's a regular.
- Who can argue with that?
And who can argue with you?
"Thy head is full of quarrel
like an egg is full of meat."
Romeo and Juliet. I'm reading it now.
Act three, scene one.
I can't find it now.
OK, raw eggs coming up.
Not raw, runny.
Wait a minute. Stop!
Nick, the pie machine's gone berserk.
Look, if he jumps, he jumps
but they never do.
I gotta go, I'll call you later.
Yeah, bye.
- What do you think of him?
- Who?
- The guy. The new guy.
- He just started, Cora.
I've been checking him out.
Something about him I don't like.
I know what you mean. Some wise guy.
No, it's the headband.
- He is cute.
- You always see something cute.
- I'm lucky like that.
She'll be back tomorrow.
You know what your problem is?
You're too picky.
Women like that always have
- How do those look?
- Perfect!
You girls take such good care of me.
I know, I should have said ladies!
No, you should have said women.
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