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Sunny all day, temperatures... I know that Brooke is your twin brother. That
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And now it's time to play Keep It In The Family!
Then you take the three eggs, separate the whites from the yolks, one at a
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Va a hacer calor todo el día y la temperatura será de 85 grados. Now we
bottom prices, we got rock bottom financing. Dr.
Dorothy Hartcroft, speaking of sex.
Denounce that the students stormed the American embassy in an attempt to free
the dean of the foreign language. Our discussion today is about sex.
For now, forget about the valentines and the love notes, especially what is said
between the lines.
It's what happens between the sheets that counts.
Often, a man and a woman will treat each other with a great deal of respect and
courtesy during the evening that leads to sex.
But... Do they spend as much time thinking about their lovemaking?
Do they think about sex as carefully?
No. They often bring their sexual problems along with them.
Now, you cannot treat sexual problems as if they had nothing to do with the rest
of your life.
You can spot trouble coming.
Now, what is the sexual image... Oh, it's that sex lady. I just love her.
I did know A .J. had company. I'll just come back later. No, no, no, no. I just
came to get some coffee.
Uh -huh.
Uh, well, uh, uh, help yourself.
Right over there.
What about the woman?
What does she want?
You must be Ricky.
Uh, yeah.
I'm Robin. Hi, Robin. Nice to meet you.
Uh, sit down.
The man will carefully plan where to take his day. Does she like shellfish,
steak, chili dogs?
The woman, on the other hand, will debate for hours over what to wear.
Should she seem formal or casual?
Should she wear a high heel or a low -cut dress?
When you add it all up, it could come out to hours.
The man who wears a leather jacket or a cowboy boot probably has a dull fantasy
life. His lack of imagination is reflected in his infantile attachment to
symbols of masculinity.
Yes.
I'll tell you what, I'll just come back in an hour or two and I'll... No, no,
no. I've got to be going now. It's getting late.
He wants the woman to think he is intelligent.
Tell J .A. I'll call him tomorrow.
Yeah, yeah.
Bye. Bye.
Now a responsible man that all of us are looking for?
What time is it and where's Pam?
Ah, it's, uh, 12 .30 and her name's Robin.
Well, it was an honest mistake.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
What happened to the coffee?
Don't say it.
Drink it. I told you not to say it.
You know, A .J., I think...
Maybe it's time you slowed up a little bit.
When did you get that idea, Dr. Dorothy?
Well, ever since you and Liz broke up, you've been living a pretty strange
Strange?
To you?
You've been living this life for 15 years.
Well, yeah, but you've got to take five years just to work up to it so you don't
hurt yourself.
Thanks for the expert advice.
Anytime.
There's a lady you ought to listen to. She'll tell you.
Tell me what?
That you have an ingrown double reverse aversion reaction with a half twiff.
You're not doing this because you enjoy it.
I am having a great time.
Somebody at the door.
Hello.
This is very weird.
It's Dr.
Dorothy.
You must be Dick.
Rick.
What are you doing here?
Your mother sent me.
Our mother sent you?
Yes, Cecilia and I are in the same aerobics class.
Ah. I would like to hire you.
Ah, of course you would. What kind of case?
One of my employees has been murdered.
I'm sorry.
May I use the telephone?
Please.
What's the trouble?
I'll be right there.
I'm sorry, I've got to go.
Can you meet me in my office in about two hours?
Sure.
Oh, Carl, Carl.
I guess you heard the news from Toronto.
I read the report in the journal.
Then you know that they have confirmed Dorothy's findings. What the clinic
confirmed was that her data was reasonable. That isn't a blanket
her therapeutic methods.
I hope that's what you say on the television debate.
Because Dorothy will make you look like an idiot.
I'm sorry, Ted. I believe that what you and Dorothy are doing could harm some
patients. Well, you give your patients a lesson in psychiatric jargon. We're
solving problems.
You're nothing more... Excuse us? Yes?
Could you direct us to Dr.
Harcroft's office, please?
Yes. Yes.
Follow me.
The receptionist will have some forms for you to fill out. Susan?
You are Mr... Simon.
And Mr... Simon.
Simon. Right.
Why don't you buzz Dr.
Harcroft and tell her that Mr. Simon and Mr... Simon. Simon are here to see her.
Mr. Simon and Mr. Simon are here to see you.
You seen Dr. Harcroft before? Matter of fact, she came to the house. Ah, well,
that's good.
You can go right in. Thank you.
I'm Dr. Van Adams, and I'll probably be seeing you at the later stages of your
treatment. No, we're not patients.
Thank you, Ted.
Hi, Rick.
Hi. Hey, Jay.
Hi. Please sit down. Thank you for coming.
Can I get you something to drink?
No, thank you.
You said one of your employees had been murdered.
Yes. Rachel Royce. She was a sex surrogate.
Are you familiar with surrogate therapy?
I think we know what we're talking about here, yeah.
A sex surrogate is someone who helps somebody else with sexual difficulties.
It's a little more complicated than that, but yes. A surrogate helps
whose emotional problems affect their sexuality.
Right.
What do you want us to do?
Rachel was a wonderful girl. I want you to find her killer immediately.
Immediately? Yes, as long as this isn't settled. The clinic and everyone in it
are at the mercy of the police.
Some of our patients will be set back terribly by this kind of attention.
Okay. The first thing we will need is a complete list of all of Rachel Royce's
clients. Yes. The police wanted that, too. However, I cannot reveal my
names.
Well, you may not have any choice.
According to the law...
I have to let the police know if I suspect a patient. However, I'm very
that none of my patients is a killer.
Well, I don't know about sex surrogates, but in most sex -related crimes,
it is usually the client... Now, you talk as though Rachel were a prostitute.
She wasn't. No, that's not what I meant. What he meant was that when a murder is
sex -related, generally suspicion just kind of naturally falls on the sex
partner or partners.
You know, you both are expressing a great deal of anxiety about this
What? Yet you're both very much at ease with the idea of murder.
Now, why do you think that is? No, it's not anxiety.
Frustration may be anxiety, no.
Often, aggression is much easier for men to express than love is. Then why don't
you give us a list of the men who might have that problem?
If I had a list of suspects, I would have given it to the police.
Okay.
What would you like us to do?
Whatever you think is best.
Rachel Royce lived and worked here for seven months. She was a model tenant.
Ah, mail.
I assume that arrived after the police left.
I guarantee it. That's the sort of thing we've missed.
The girl who found the body said she heard a motorcycle, but she didn't see
anything. And the door was unlocked.
Good Lord.
They callin' this a burglary?
Well, that's the official view. I mean, that's what you'll read in a newspaper.
She surprised a burglar and a fight ensued. No kidding.
Unofficially, you don't have to tear a place up this much to find something
worth stealing.
This does look rather enthusiastic for a burglar.
What have you got?
Well, we've got a telephone statement, some advertisement, and a bank
Bank statement?
A receipt the kind you get when you make a night deposit.
Some deposit?
$10 ,000 in cash?
It's the same date as the murder.
Blackmail? Well, not many men want it known that they're seeing a sex
Oh, wait a minute. Let's not overreact just because their job involves sex. I
mean, that could be a gift. It could be an inheritance.
It could be... A .J., there are two reasons that people get this kind of
in cash.
to talk or to shut up.
In any case, would you mind checking that writing against Templer, her
handwriting?
You don't need any ID to make a deposit.
Well, I will need a client list.
And you know, it's going to take a long, long time to get a warrant for Dr.
Dorothy's files.
Warrant? Client list, huh? Yeah. I mean, something like that, who knows, could
go all the way to the Supreme Court.
Now, I'm not the kind of guy who would ask two gentlemen such as yourself to
go... Three
times. What?
Three times rent a plant.
What's going on?
We're the plant now. We're here to change the plant. Put that one down over
there. Change the plant?
You got it.
Free time when you need green on the scene. Have you seen our ad?
You think plants live in those dark restaurants because they like the food?
They look good because we rotate them.
Who do we do first, boss?
Uh, Delphinium for Dr. Dorothy.
on Rachel Royce.
Let's start there.
Expensive address.
Blackmail is looking more likely.
Poor little fella.
You see the size of that thing, Lum?
Aphids on this baby are just terrible.
They like it when you sing to them.
Oh baby
What? You Mr. Ben Rollins? Yes, you're right. I'm white.
Is that your motorcycle parked outside?
Motorcycle? Are you kidding?
Last time I rode a motorcycle was in 1959.
Can I help you with something?
I'm a private investigator. I'm working for Dorothy Harcroft.
Dorothy?
Is there some place where we could talk alone for a few minutes?
Alone? What for?
What for?
It's about Rachel Royce.
What about Rachel?
I'm sorry, but she's been murdered.
What?
Rachel?
I don't believe it.
When's the last time you saw her?
A few weeks ago. Ben and I took her out to dinner to celebrate the end of Ben's
therapy. Yeah.
You two seem awfully open about all this.
Open? I don't know what you're talking about. I owe Rachel.
Well, my life had problems, and I didn't know it.
Then I was working so hard, I didn't care. But now... Boy, now I've got
and I do care.
You don't think it was a client, do you?
Well, that's what I'm trying to find out now.
Listen, I appreciate your talking with me, and I'll keep this strictly
confidential. Well, that's all right. Don't worry about it. We're scheduled to
be on Dorothy's television program next month.
Well... Thanks again.
Ah, Mr. Hollis.
Hi, my name is A .J. Simon.
I'm a private investigator.
I'd like to talk to you about Rachel Royce.
Who?
It is my understanding that you were a client of Rachel Royce.
This better be good.
Violating confidentiality is malpractice. And I'm a lawyer. Miss
murdered.
Murdered? I've been hired by Dr. Harcroft to see if I can find the
Rachel Royce ever ask you for money?
Now, wait a minute. I know what you're thinking.
I never told my wife I was seeing a sexual surrogate before I met her.
But if I had to tell her, I would have.
May I ask why you were seeing Miss Royce?
Dorothy Harcroft referred me.
It wasn't a very happy time in my life.
You married?
No.
I'd just broken up with a girl that I'd been dating for years.
We were almost engaged, if you know what I mean.
Yeah, I know what you mean. I don't know what happened then. It was like I went
crazy or something, I guess. I don't know if it was my ego or maybe I was
lonely. But I started dating all these girls. In fact, there were so many, I
couldn't even get a handle on all their names. Yeah, well, wait a minute. Excuse
me, but I don't see how having fun calls for psychiatric treatment.
Who said anything about fun?
I mean, if you have to prove something 50 times, you need help.
You own a motorcycle?
Nah, I get my kicks from this.
It's a nice car.
Um, what did Dr.
Harcroft say? I mean, what was wrong with you? Does it have a name?
Don't worry. It's not contagious.
Um, are you the extent of this, or will there be others? I can't promise the
police won't be here.
I think I better have a talk with my wife.
They were using my car.
Okay, I'll think about it after the broadcast.
Right.
Got a present for you, Lieutenant.
AJ. I didn't expect to see you in the nightly roundup with a beer and steer.
I thought she was alone. She certainly seemed friendly enough.
Didn't you check to see if she had on a wedding ring?
She wasn't wearing one.
Sounds like a mild case of statoriasis.
But I don't think the people of San Diego have anything to worry about.
When I get out of these cuffs, I'm going to take off your head. Yeah? Anytime.
Wait, wait, wait.
Be gentle.
I promise you.
Who was that?
Ah, he and A .J. had a difference of opinion.
He had an impression that A .J.'s date was his wife.
Well, I see you've agreed to disagree.
Oh, shut up.
Right in the middle of a case and you decide to go hunt and quail. That's not
like you, A .J.
I went out to get something to read.
Beer and steer.
What were you going to read, labels on beer bottles?
Markov books, right next door.
They do a spillover business.
I just sort of spilled over. I'll tell you, Ben.
Dorothy. I just figured, you know, maybe we could learn something about her
therapy. It might jar something loose.
Good idea.
Never know what you're gonna find.
Illustration's good.
It's not meant to be a funny book.
Sex is supposed to be taken seriously.
Then why aren't you taking it seriously?
Look, why don't you just talk with Dr. Dorothy? What could it hurt?
Because, first of all, I don't need to talk to Dr.
Dorothy. And because, secondly... I hate to see you trolling for fish that are
on other people's menu.
She was sitting by herself.
I didn't feel like being alone.
AJ, I've got friends. We make a few phone calls. You don't have to go out
getting yourself beat up.
Thank you. What?
Well, I appreciate that.
I mean, all these years.
The two things that you would never share with me were those Swedish
Mom used to catch you with and your little black book.
Thank you.
I've still got some bank issues.
I'll live.
Hello.
Hi.
Yes, of course.
No, we'll be there.
Bye -bye.
Dr. Dorothy.
Rachel's father is flying in from Ohio in the morning.
Mr. Roy.
I'm Dorothy Harcroft. I'm sorry we're meeting under such painful
This is A .J. and Rick Simon. They're private investigators.
They're working on Rachel's case.
Please sit down.
I guess I should have been expecting this. Lots of strangers.
People who didn't know Rachel.
Well, we have met some of the people who did know her. She must have been a
very...
Wonderful, sensitive young lady. When she was a little girl, she wanted to be
doctor.
I'm afraid I can't be objective about this.
She came to California.
And then she met you.
And now she's dead.
Mr. Roy.
I can't pretend that I understand what she was doing.
Or what you were doing.
She helped a lot of my patients.
Is that why you hired them?
To hush everything up and protect your reputation?
Mr. Royce, we're trying to find out who did this.
We could do that a lot better if you'd help us.
It's not much of a consolation for a daughter, is it?
No, sir.
I guess it's all anybody can do now.
Before she died, um...
large cash deposit was made Rachel's bank account.
Did you give her money?
No. Rachel never let me help her out with money. She was very independent.
Would you happen to know the names of any of her friends outside of the
The only friend I know was Lila Simpson.
They went to high school together, and then Lila moved to San Diego about the
same time as Rachel.
I know Lila.
She owned the lunch trucks that come around every day.
Can you think of anyone else?
Dara, if you need to talk, come to my office.
I'm fine, Carl. Thanks anyway.
Kind of manipulative, don't you think, Carl?
What are you talking about?
It's a great way to handle a rival. Just manage to show up when she's feeling
upset. Plant the suggestion that you're stronger.
You're awfully cynical.
It's all right.
She won't fall for it.
Well, that was a disaster.
Guy was a disaster.
Well, he's got to blame somebody.
Maybe it'll make the next few days easier for him.
Thanks for saying that.
It is possible that his daughter would still be alive if she hadn't met me.
Are you thinking like a psychiatrist?
You know that's not true.
No, you can't control everything.
It's because something bad happens doesn't always mean it's because you
mistake.
This time it may be.
And we may find out it had nothing to do with you or the clinic.
Okay, that'll be two bucks.
Here you go.
Thanks a lot. Thank you. You have a nice day. Oh, you too. Thanks.
Looking for Lila Simpson, lady who owns this truck.
Yeah, I'm Lila. Chef, hostess, Major D, since my driver got the flu.
Well, we were wondering if you could take a couple of minutes to talk to us
about Rachel Royce.
Dr. Dorothy Harcroft hired us to investigate Miss Royce's murder, and we
appreciate anything you could tell us.
So long as you don't ask anything personal.
I'm afraid if it's not personal, it won't be very much help.
Rachel's father gave us your name.
He said that...
You and she were very good friends. Did you see each other often? She wanted me
to go out with her the night that she was killed.
I wish I had.
You mean she had planned to be out. She wasn't expecting anyone.
She had tickets to a charity dinner. I had a date and it fell through, and when
I called her and she didn't answer, I thought that she had gone.
Would you happen to know the names of any of her other friends?
Julie Bronson.
Rachel and I were old friends. Julie and Rachel did the same work.
Julie was a sex surrogate, too? Yes, and if you disapprove of that, I'd
appreciate it if you'd keep it to yourself. Rachel was really a wonderful
person. I'm sure she was.
Does Julie, does she work for Dr. Harcroft also?
Uh -huh.
Julie and Rachel were really close.
They took vacations together. They were even saving up money to buy a house
together.
So presumably they both had a recent need of money.
You think Julie would be willing to talk to us? I don't know.
I don't know if she's been avoiding me or I've been avoiding her. I just know
that we really don't like talking about this.
Well, thank you. Thank you very much. You're welcome.
Well, we got two ladies who needed a lot of money, and one of those ladies gets
killed the day that money arrives.
Well, I guess this is going to look like blackmail after all.
20 years. of analysis is not a very sensible way to deal with sexual
dysfunctions. There are more direct ways that work in a more reasonable amount
of time.
You're referring, of course, to sexual surrogates.
Well, that is one option for some patients.
Isn't it also true that quite often there's a problem with transference?
For laymen, that means that patients quite often fall in love with their
therapists. Well, that almost never happens. You see, it is the job of the
surrogate to ensure that the client does not become too dependent upon her.
I see.
What about the sex surrogate that was recently murdered?
Isn't it quite possible or even probable that a patient suffering from
transference killed her?
No.
I personally cleared every patient she saw.
As you can see, my methods are under attack.
Next, it'll be individual patients.
I hope you two have some good ideas.
We would like you to send Julie Bronson a new client.
It's still possible that Rachel was blackmailing someone.
Julie was her best friend.
They were pooling their resources.
It's conceivable she was involved in the scheme.
We just want to lay out a little bait and see if she takes a bite.
You must be Mr. Vandegrift. Yes, I'm Ernest, Ernest Vandegrift. Please come
Ernest. Thank you.
I was considered of you to bring me flowers, Ernest.
But this isn't a date.
Oh.
Dorothy told me that you were very uncomfortable around women.
Are you feeling that way now, Ernest? Yes.
Well, I'm here to show you that women are people, too.
Why don't you close your eyes, try to relax, and just touch my face.
Close your eyes.
Oh.
Is everything all right, Ernest?
Yeah.
You have nice hair.
That was very good, Ernest.
Do you want to take a little break?
What do you do for a living?
Nothing.
Nothing?
No.
I'm lucky I don't have to work.
But my passion is 18th century epistolary novels.
I collect first editions.
Oh, that's very nice.
Do you want to start again?
This is all confidential, isn't it? I mean, if my father ever got wind of
this, I'd be off the board of directors real fast.
Absolutely, Ernest.
And I'm not a psychiatrist.
You don't have to tell me about your personal life.
Okay, but no one will ever know I've been here or anything I say to you. No
will.
Now this time, when you touch my face, I'm going to touch yours, okay?
You remind me of a girl I used to know.
Someone I feel very angry about, very confused about.
Were you shy with her, Ernest?
I don't know. I guess.
I don't think she ever really knew me.
I guess the reason I'm... The reason I'm angry is because she didn't want me.
I mean, who I really am. She kept trying to change me.
Sounds like this relationship stirred up a lot of deep emotions in you.
Yes.
You're doing very well, Ernest.
What?
I... I thought, you know, sex organs were supposed to have sex.
Do you want to have sex, Ernest?
And? And what?
She was nice.
Seconds.
I don't know how to make these. They're almost edible.
I know he's in a strange mood when he compliments my cooking. The boy
does not want to kiss and tell.
There was no kissing to tell of.
There was no sex.
Uh -huh. None.
You played cards.
We did a lot of...
Touching.
Touching's nice. No, no, no, no.
Like face and hands and feet.
Oh, no, come on. It was educational. I can imagine.
No, it was... The sex comes later. If I go back, which I'm not going to because
I don't need to.
If it works, don't fix it. That's right.
Get back to the feet.
This is not the kind of girl to have anything to do with blackmail.
Are they ever. We don't have anything else, AJ.
None of Rachel's clients has a motorcycle listed with the DMV, and the
deposit slip didn't have a signature, just an initial.
Well, I guess it's time to put Rex to work.
and you are Julie Bronson?
Yes, but if you're selling a security service, you'd better take my landlord's
number. No, ma 'am, I'm here to deliver something to you. May I come in?
Sure.
This is just standard procedure.
It detects certain electronic devices.
This is a cashier's check for $5 ,000. You'll receive one like it each week.
Now, since you don't have any video equipment, I'll see what I can provide.
Sometimes audio tapes are just as good. What are you talking about?
Good for what?
Yesterday afternoon, a gentleman named Ernest Vandergrift visited you here.
Just how did you know that?
Mr. Vandergrift, Fifter pays me to know things about Mr.
Vandergrift.
I'm going to pay you so that I'll know more.
Get out of here.
Now, take your equipment and your money and get out of here.
You tell Mr.
Vandergrift's sister that I intend to tell Ernest and the police about this,
okay? And if I ever see your face again... Go back inside and lock the
What? I'm a private investigator. I'm working on a murder of Rachel Royce. Go
back inside and lock the door.
What was it for?
No, I think I'm a little early. I'm always glad to see you, Lila.
Why didn't they have careers like this when I was your age?
Good heavens.
Look what's coming.
Uniform in the cleaner, Nixon?
I prefer to be incognito on witness protection assignments.
Is this the female individual Lieutenant Brown informed me about?
Yes. Julie Bronson.
Hi, Nixon.
Is there a first name?
Yes, ma 'am, there is.
Well, sit down, Nixon. Julie's telling us all about her work.
Thank you, ma 'am. I'll just stay over here and blend in. With what?
So, anyway.
After the touching exercises, I work with the men on erotic massage.
Uh, we've got to go, Rick.
Why? Uh, Dr. Dorothy is waiting for us. Nixon, you'll stay here keeping an eye
on everything. Rick, let's go.
Bye -bye, Julie. Uh, Mom?
When you were over at... Shut up, Rick.
Erotic massage?
Yes. You'd be surprised how quickly men respond to stimulation of certain
erogenous zones.
You know, different men have different zones.
Like women.
Yeah. I, uh...
I have to go call a precinct now.
I thought they'd never leave.
All right, start again and give me all the details.
Unbelievable.
Insects of the world collection.
Sterling silver, actual size.
Oh, yeah, Carlos has got that.
Get a different insect every month.
Listen to this. Did you know that you can make a cherry pie without eggs and
without cherries? All you need is crackers.
Wonderful.
Isn't that Lila Simpson?
The catering lady?
Yeah.
Does Lila Simpson ever deliver to the offices here?
Never. I know because I asked her to once. Why?
Is she a patient?
Why are you interested in Lila Simpson?
Because we've been unable to prove that the motive was blackmail.
And we suspect that somebody may have put that money into Rachel's account in
order to make it look like it was.
If Lila's a patient here, then there's a connection between Rachel's work and
her personal life.
Talk to you for a moment? See, I am really busy right now.
It's important.
Okay.
You're seeing one of the psychiatrists at the clinic.
Boy, you are really a detective, or maybe love is obvious.
Love? You said that I was seeing him. I thought that you knew. No, I meant as a
patient. Well, that too.
In fact, that's how we met. I was having one of my depressions, and Rachel
thought I should see a psychiatrist.
So she sent you to see Dr. Van Adams?
No, Carl.
Who? Carl Chadway.
Chadway? He specializes in depression. He's famous in his field.
Chadway.
Good evening.
I didn't hear you coming.
I'm a little jumpy tonight.
Sorry I startled you.
As long as you're here, can you let me into Dr.
Chadway's office? He was supposed to leave a file for me. I guess he forgot.
Sure.
Just let me know when you're through so I can lock it up again. Thanks, Dan. I
shouldn't be long.
Simpson.
Lila.
Does he drive a motorcycle?
Uh -huh.
Okay.
Um... I don't want you to think I'm prying, but... Did Rachel know
that you were having an affair with Chadway?
Well...
We're keeping it quiet, but, yes, Rachel knew.
You say you're keeping it quiet. Did he ask you to keep it quiet?
Yes. And when did Rachel find out?
On the day that she was killed.
Okay.
Thank you.
Oh, one other thing. Where could I find Chadway?
He's working late tonight.
What are you doing in my office?
Looking for business?
I'm trying to find out what's going on around here. By looking through my files
at night?
Well, if I had asked you, would you have shown them to me?
Probably not.
It would hardly be ethical.
Seems to be something on your mind.
You saw Lila Simpson today.
Yet there's no notation in her file.
As a matter of fact, there's no notation for the last eight visits.
Her condition hasn't changed. She's maintaining nicely.
Her depression is under control.
For the moment, yes.
Then why did you change her medication?
And isn't prescribing barbiturates for a depressive dangerous?
She was becoming dependent on antidepressants. I saw your telephone
Why did Rachel call you the day she was murdered?
There's not much point in playing games, is there?
Rachel threatened to expose me.
I had to kill her.
You here to check the plant?
My name is Simon.
private investigator.
I'm looking into the murder of one of Dr. Dorothy Harcroft's associates.
I would like to talk to Dr. Chadway.
You just met him, but Dr. Dorothy's in his office.
Want to talk to her?
Yes, please.
Come on, we'll give her a call.
It looks like she's on the phone.
When that light goes out, we'll give her a call.
Motorcycle's in the parking lot.
I thought you said Chadway left.
Well, that's what I thought.
Dr. Dorothy's in his office.
Hello?
Hello, this is the operator. I have an emergency call. Hello?
Get her on the phone and get her out of there.
I really have no choice.
I'll kill her. Drop the knife.
Drop it.
Back off.
I swear I'll kill her. Be the last thing you do.
Tell Cecilia I said thank you. I really enjoyed this. Okay.
Sexual life of stockbrokers.
By the way, I saw Lila yesterday.
Oh, yeah? How's she doing? She's better. It's a difficult time for her, but
she's a strong person.
Yeah.
Well, listen, we're going to have to run. We've got clients waiting.
We do?
Yeah. Come on. Clients?
Mm -hmm.
Okay. Bye -bye, Julie. Thank you. Bye -bye.
Okay, Rick.
What clan?
We're going to a victory party.
Somebody won something?
Not yet, but the Carioca Sisters are a cinch to win in a contest of strength
skill. Carioca Sisters? Aren't they the mud wrestling tag team?
Yeah, but I think they can handle the transition.
To what? Wet t -shirt contest?
Wrestling in a vat of olive oil.
It's a grueling sport, but they've got the gifts and they've got the desire.
That's what I've heard. Mainly the desire.
That's what I've heard. Yeah.
Sorry, but I have to go register for a class at university. AJ, wait a minute
now. You've got the opportunity here to escort a world's champion to the
winner's circle. I'm sure she'll be able to slide there on her own.
Look, I know I told you that you needed to slow down, but you're getting
dangerously close to neutral. I have a friend in the registrar's office. What
did this friend say?
That the Tuesday night section of Economics 501 is full of some very
people. Are you nuts?
Some very interesting female people.
Learning is a lifelong pleasure.
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