(thunder rumbles)
Are you serious?
I don't think we're so different.
Tommy.
How's the peeping?
(light music)
Tommy?
How's the peeping?
Just give me a loaf of bread, white bread.
- [Woman] Okay.
- And,
do you have Playboy Magazine?
- [Woman] Yeah.
Okay, one of those.
And Penthouse, the magazine?
- Yeah. - Do you have that?
Okay, one of those and
Hustler? - Yeah.
- Do you have that?
- [Woman] Yes, sir.
Is that it? - Yeah, that's it.
- [Woman] Do you still want the peanut butter,
bread, and cigarettes?
Yeah, what?
Thank you.
All of you.
For your honesty.
But,
if we are not helping him,
then it is we who have failed him.
Did it mean something to you?
You seem to know the answers to your questions,
why do you ask?
I'm sorry you're unwilling to defend your beliefs
in any kind of rational-- - If you, if you,
if you already know the answers to your questions,
then why ask, pig fuck!
We should be friendlier.
You're a quick study, aren't you?
No.
Mental reservations?
No.
It's a new piano. (piano clinks)
Probably shouldn't.
Probably shouldn't, uh...
(light music)
Did this place come furnished?
It doesn't look like Dickie's,
it's really horrible, isn't it?
He's so bourgeois.
What do you do?
I do many, many things.
(gentle orchestral music)
Yeah, Dickie doesn't play the piano.
You're acting aggressive because you drank too much alcohol.
If you get bored, you let me know, 'cause I'll do it.
(laughs) I'll do it.
Maybe in the next life.
If we meet again in the next life,
you will be my sworn enemy and I will show you no mercy.
♪ I want to get you ♪
♪ On a slow boat to China ♪
♪ All to myself ♪
♪ Alone ♪
(dramatic orchestral music)
I know this sounds silly
and I know that I might sound ridiculous,
like this is the scene of the movie
where the guy's trying to get ahold
of the long-lost son, you know, but this is that scene.
This is that scene and I think they have those scenes
in movies because they're true.
You know, because they really happen
and you gotta believe me, this is really happening.