Requiem for a Dream Page #3
Come on, hurry.
Maybe they'll send you
to the Tavern on the Green.
You know, that's where
they send all the stars.
I'm eating eggs and grapefruit
at Tavern on the Green.
Hurry before the
mailman comes.
Here we are.
Mail it!
There it is, jim.
There it is, baby.
Sh*t.
Shall we try?
Wait, Ty.
Look.
This is our chance
to make it big.
We play it right...
...an' we can get
a pound of pure...
...but if we get wasted...
...we'll f*** it up.
I know.
I ain't trying
to jive you, jim.
I don't want to be running
...my sneakers all ripped up, my
nose runnin' down to my chin.
All I'm saying is we should
take a little taste...
...so we know
how much to cut.
It's business.
Fair enough.
Sheeit...
all I did to change my life,
Thirty days is all
it takes, Three things...
Number two:
No refined sugar!
Now sugar's everywhere,
You know, they even put
sugar in bottled water?
I was sick with sugar,
That was my medicine,
It nurtured my spiralling
brain that felt I was a loser,
-Juice by you!
-Juice by you!
Sucking candies,
very good sir,
None of that stuff,
Just stay away from it,
No refined sugar,
Watch it for 30 days...
I'm going to eat right...
...I am going to
pick up my spirits...
... and I am going to try...
Stop!
-Hello?
-Rosie?
-Yeah?
-Sara,
I need the number
of that doctor.
I don't understand
why you got to see him.
Cut the son of a b*tch
loose for Christ's sake.
Because I don't want him
mentioning to my parents...
...that I've stopped therapy.
They're already
so pissed off at me...
...they're thinking
of cutting me off.
Harry, I'm not going to
sleep with him or anything.
I'm going to come home
after the concert.
You're jealous!
Harry jealous?
Put your arms around me.
Oh you are so stubborn...
...put your arms around me.
Stop that!
I'll suck your eyeballs out.
Well...
I'm disappointed that
you're indisposed.
ls Anita out of town,
or something?
Why do you ask?
I was just wondering
if she's...
...''indisposed''.
No.
She's fine, thank you.
Actually she's in Florida.
Can I ask you something
personal Arnold?
Of course.
Anything. What?
You have something
over here.
-There?
-A little bit... lower.
It's okay. Don't
worry about it.
It's much better. Arnold...
How are you, Mrs. Goldfarb?
How am I? Enormous.
-That's why I'm here.
-Oh, I've seen much worse.
Thank you.
How's your hearing
and vision?
I have both.
The doctor will be
with you shortly.
-You're a little overweight.
-A little?
I have fifty pounds
I'm willing to donate.
We can take care of that...
...no problem.
We're on our way, baby...
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