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-And she wants a divorce?
-Look, it's nothing, all right?
Gin and tonic, light on the tonic,
and a Red neat for you, yeah?
-That's right.
-Here you go.
Sweetheart, if you could cook Italian,
I'd marry you.
-lf she had no legs, you'd marry her.
-Get out of here.
(LAUGHING )
-Sorry I'm late, Max.
-Hey, Vince, we're covered.
-I know, I know, Max. I'm sorry.
-Hey, no problem.
Anything you need, all right?
Vince Papale,
meet my cousin, Janet Cantwell.
-Hey.
-Nice to meet you.
And just so everyone knows,
we have a minor character flaw
that we're all gonna
have to deal with here.
-I don't see many flaws, Max.
-Watch it, Tommy.
MAN:
Hubba-hubba.My cousin, who is from New York,
who was born in New York,
is a New York Giants fan.
(BOOING )
-Go, Giants.
-A passionate New York Giants fan.
-MAN:
Come on.Max, she's a Giant fan?
-Maxie, come on.
-I know, I know.
JANET:
62-10.Giants humiliate the Eagles.
What was that? Three years ago?
And we actually get our players
from something called the NFL draft.
MAN 1:
Ooh!MAN 2:
Yeah!MAN 1:
What kind of talk is that?See, Vince?
That's another reason
why you gotta try out this weekend.
-Nobody's trying out, Tommy, okay?
-Why not?
-You clean up at all our games.
-Oh.
-He's 30 years old, for one thing.
-Oh, shut your mouth.
Yeah, there's a little difference
between Mean Joe Greene
and Bobby from the Tanker, you think?
Hey, hey, screw Mean Joe.
We don't even play Pittsburgh
this year.
-Petey's right.
-Yeah, why not?
Your old lady ain't gonna stop you.
What? What'd you say, Johnny?
-What?
-What do you mean, "What"?
You got a problem with me, Johnny?
What'd I do?
Why don't you get out of here, Johnny?
Come on, right now.
Hey, forget it. He's drunk.
He just needs to find some work,
that's all.
ON JUKEBO x)
You know, you and your thing.
Johnny losing it
'cause he can't pay a bill.
Now, Pete...
Pete ain't been right since his brother
Andrew came back dead from the war.
What about you, Tommy?
You hanging in okay?
Yeah, same old.
Bunch of guys
talking about going on a strike.
I ain't worried.
You know I'm serious
about this tryout, right?
(SLURRING ) Hey. I have, like,
eight beers in me,
but I'm serious, okay?
Tommy, I mean,
I played one year of high school ball.
It ain't gonna happen.
There's no one I know that is
a bigger Eagle fan than you, okay?
Nobody.
All right, we're talking
Where Eagles dare.
I mean, that is sacred ground, pally.
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