Martin Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1978
- 95 min
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You don't seem to ever
Want to spend any time
with me anymore.
We spend
our lives in bed!
We do not.
That's not the way it is,
and you know that.
Just relax.
Can't you just
relax here?
No, I can't
relax here.
I'll just watch, like,
the first half with him.
I'm so sick of you,
This whole place,
everyone here.
All you want to do
is sit down
And watch the games
And just let everything
just pass by.
We have to get
in the car,
And we have to drive
all the way out there.
It's even
more exhausting.
Oh, come on.
Give me a break!
Just forget it.
Nosferatu.
Oh, you must be Martin.
Just a minute, son.
I'll get my purse.
Go around to the side.
Go around to the side.
This is
for the meat.
And this is
for you, Martin.
Ok?
Well, that was quick.
I didn't expect you
till later this afternoon.
It's good
that you caught me.
I was just gonna run
down to the state store.
Thank you.
I can give you
A ride back downtown
if you'd like.
Why not?
It's such a long way.
Let's go.
This is
really something...
Coming all the way up here
to deliver this stuff.
Now I deliver you
all the way back downtown.
I could have
picked it up myself.
It's too bad you had
to walk all the way up.
Have you got a minute?
I need gas.
can I help you?
Woyes. A dollar's worth
of regular, please.
My husband puts in
all the mileage
When he's out gallivanting
around with the girls.
So i'm not gonna use
my money
To fill up the tank
for him.
I don't get enough
as it is.
Yeah, I know you
have to get back.
It'll just be
a minute.
Would you reach over there
in the glove compartment
And give me the little
notebook that's in there.
In the glove
compartment.
There's a little
notebook in there.
Thanks.
My husband's
How much gas, when,
what's the mileage.
I'm sorry.
I'm the complaining
old housewife.
If you don't like it,
get out.
Hey, I don't mean you.
I mean me.
If i'm so dissatisfied,
I should
just get out of it
And shut up
about it.
You remind me of an old
cat I used to have.
I don't mean that
to sound funny.
I had
an old alley cat,
And he used to sit
on the floor
And stare up at me
with those eyes.
I really
used to be able
To talk
to that old cat.
And he'd just
listen and listen
Till I got it all
out of my system.
He never said
anything either,
Never talked back.
Wow.
Thank you.
Say, do you do
any other jobs...
Yardwork, handy-Work,
stuff like that?
Well, maybe we can work
something out.
See you next week.
Christina:
it's crazy.I can't believe
this is happening.
It's a nightmare,
for you and him!
Your father was not
from our part of the world.
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