New York, I Love You Page #4
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- 2009
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[David]
There are 1,784 pages,
and it takes me four minutes
to read one page.
is 7, 136 minutes,
which equals 118.9333 hours,
which comes to 4.955 days.
But you can round it off
to five days without sleeping.
It's impossible. I quit.
I quit.
[No audio]
Goodbye, Camille.
[Phone rings]
[Ring]
Hello?
[Coughing]
[Ring]
[David on machine]
Please leave a message after the beep.
[Beep]
Hey, David. It's Camille.
You know, when Dostoyevsky
was writing The Gambler,
he signed a contract with his publisher
saying that he would finish it in 26 days.
And he did it,
but he had the help
of this young stenographer.
This girl...
she stayed with him, and she helped him.
And afterwards,
they actually got married.
[Chuckles]
Isn't that cool?
That's how he met his wife.
Anyway, I found this story
in the preface for Crime and Punishment.
So I was thinking that...
And this would have to be
between you and me.
But I was thinking that
I could read the books
and tell you what's going on.
That way, you could just
focus on your music.
But only if you're
comfortable with this.
And if you're not, you know,
we can just forget it,
and you can quit.
But if you are,
then open this door.
Open... this door?
Okay, a deal's a deal.
Does this mean
we're getting married?
I have a lot of reading to do.
Hi. I'm Camille.
Hi. I'm David.
[Phone rings]
Hello?
Where?
Thank you.
That was kind of a powerful,
intimate situation.
What was intimate?
Just now. Just... We...
Sharing the flame.
I mean, that was... that was intimate.
If you say so.
Oh, come on now.
You know what I'm talking about.
I looked at you, and you
lifted your head up slowly,
and our eyes met.
It was... It was... It was intense,
and it was intimate.
Wow. Stop it. I feel naked.
Yeah, well, you know what?
I have that effect on women.
I mean, not all women.
- No, not all women.
- [Laughs]
But it has happened before,
so don't be alarmed.
- Yeah, I bet.
- Yeah. Don't ignore what's happening here.
We're having some kind
of powerful, weird alchemy,
and you have to pay attention
when that happens.
This stuff is not to be treated lightly.
Listen, I actually just came out here
to have a cigarette, okay?
- And relax and do my thing.
- Okay. No. Sure. Sure. Yeah.
Yeah. But there may not
be another time. Okay?
I may never get this chance again.
I mean, we may never, you know,
be able to return to this... this moment.
Well, then, you should know
that I'm married and happy.
Right. Uh-huh. And where is he?
Huh? Huh?
He leaves you out here alone,
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