He's kind of sexy.
Sexy how?
Sexy in that, "I'd like to have sex with him," kind of way.
No he's not.
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He's kind of sexy.
Sexy how?
Sexy in that, "I'd like to have sex with him," kind of way.
No he's not.
Do you people know nothing about romance?
Ah. The chair recognizes Trevor's id.
Why don't you meet me at the Clark Street El stop?
Uh huh. Good. Listen, after that, I want you to take a look at the stain on my ceiling.
Trevor.
Don't get all sweaty-palmed on me, snack time. Professional curiosity. The shape. I think it's an abstract representation of innocence lost.
Or?
A duckie.
I've been thinking.
I thought I heard something.
I'm matching up a hundred couples, one at a time. It's taking way too long.
Trevor, that is great. Reality poking its head out for the first time. Good for you.
You know what? I've got to think grander. I'm going to start a new religion.
Oh, reality just saw its shadow. 6 more weeks of dementia.
Think about it. Sun Myung Moon. marries a hundred couples, right? Considers it an off day.
You're forgetting that it took him a lifetime to establish himself as a religious leader.
But I'm a god. I already have a head start!
Okay. Poverty, humility, celibacy -- as your psychologist, I have to say it's not your strong suit.
My religion's going to be fun. Cupidians will cruise through the airport with a small cup that says 'keg fund.'
"Cupidians?"
Hey, I'll need a high priestess, a woman who embodies the unattainable carnal archetype, a glimpse of heaven for the pilgrims, a nude for stained glass.
Oh, rats, here I've got this hoity-toity dinner party tonight, so.
Yeah, well, who was asking. I was only wondering if you could get me in touch with Courtney Love.
I thought your name was Champ.
It's a stage name.
You chose that name?
Look, stage names if you can't think of one they say you should take the name of your first pet.
There's nothing wrong with Albert.
Well, you obviously never grew up black and overweight in America, then.
You don't know that.
Well, generally speaking, Lawrence, when a woman leaves something behind, an earring or a purse, let's say, it's not the nesting sign that most men assume it to be. It could mean nothing more than she's forgetful.
It was her grandmother's china.
Oh. You may have a problem.
Coffee without caffeine. Can someone explain that to me? That's like sex without the spanking.
In this corner we have the women. They claim to be looking for love, yet they have a recurring speech impediment every time a man comes into the picture ... you can't say 'yes'. In the other corner we have the men. Might as well file their tax returns under professional doormats. They really feel they can handle themselves in bed, yet they can't figure out why they end up doing just that.
[Trever and Claire fight over who helps a young couple]
I just wanna help!
Okay. shoves dummy in his face Help the dummy.
People wonder if movies reflect real life. Hell yes, they do. I'll tell you how. Both make it difficult for two people to find each other and fall in love. Think about it. All the barriers that get put in the way of romance which in movies is exactly the point. That's what holds our interest for two hours. But in real life, love would hold our interest. Movies end when two people finally embrace, but that is exactly when life begins. Everyone is aching for magic. Everyone wants that moment in the third act when their eyes meet and the music swells, and they fall into their lover's arms. But no one talks! No one connects anymore. Life is a very long movie, and everyone is stuck in the second act. This is what I wanna know.... why can't we cut to the climax?! Why can't we move right pass all the barriers and go straight to the part that everyone's waiting for --- the part where the guy gets the girl.
What is going on?
Love reborn, sugarplum. It's like a bad rash, you know? Can't be stopped. Goes away, comes back...
Itches.
But it's damn gratifying to scratch.
Beautiful people end up together. Show me the exception, and I will show you a relationship based on something even more shallow. Wealth, power, rock stardom and a .315 batting average.
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