All language subtitles for Andy Warhols Bad 1977 xx

Have? Why does it always have to be
have? Because if you don't finish it, I

to be able to.

Hey, Blondie, you got the best can I
seen all day.

I'll get your can.

Anytime you say, baby, anytime.

Be around tomorrow.

Been to the market.

Too bad I can't stay.

I have to go to the city today.

Going back and I'm staying with my
boyfriend. You know that, don't you?

Well, listen, if you have any more jobs
like you did last night, let me know.

Because I could really use that money.

And it was good.

And I could be here on the E -Train in a
minute.

There's no problem. You have the number.

Listen, I have a present for you.

I know how you love silk.

And it was just your color.

I've had it for so long, I think it's
your turn now.

Oh, um, can I see you on Thursday?

All right, and if you decide to get your
legs cleaned up, remember I can do 650

hairs an hour. It won't take as long as
you think.

All right, I'll see you.

You'll sell Christmas, kiddo.

Did you get a look at those legs?

How much rent did she pay?

$35. Not that it's any of your business.

Where'd you send her last night?

Where's the newspaper? I want to see the
newspaper.

Don't be so dramatic.

You're overthinking. You are always
overthinking, and you're getting lines

over your face from it.

And if you need a newspaper, go out and
buy your own and stop bothering your

father -in -law when he's reading his.

By the way, your whining is really
annoying.

It's not fair to the rest of us. Just
relax.

Hello?

Yes, of course I remember. Have you
decided?

Good. Now let's settle on the price.

That's a low price.

Don't worry.

I probably can find somebody to work
that cheap.

Relax, honey.

People don't know what they don't want
until after they don't have it to worry

about. You'll see.

Hello? Is that UCC?

Mrs. Aiken.

I've got a really big, high -paying job
this week.

Five thousand, your share.

Can you do it?

Oh.

Do you know anyone who can?

No, you know I only use women, so why
mention it?

Well, who is he?

How long ago?

I remember hearing about that.

Okay, I'll see him. Okay.

Give him the address and have him come
for a chat.

Well, tell him to come later.

Afternoon. I've got a lot of
appointments this morning.

Okay. Sorry you're missing out on this
one.

how much is that

27

cents

I want a cone.

Can you pour some into a cone for me?

Oh, the lip hurts the worst.

I'll be right back.

Mrs. Aiken?

Yes.

Cece called you about me.

You're early.

I've got a client here.

Well, don't worry about it.

Why did you bring luggage?

Look, maybe Cece told you that
occasionally I let a girl stay here

opening the channels between her and a
client. But that's in very special

situations. Which is special?

Well, we've only got one bathroom. It
couldn't hold another person.

Can I just wait in here?

Thanks.

You see, in a really small house like
this, there's a lot of tension when it

gets overcrowded.

Even when girls stay here, and girls are
a lot easier than boys.

Yeah, but I haven't got that much stuff.

Yeah.

But you're a big guy. You'll fill up the
house.

I've got a husband here, and my mother.

She's not well. She coughs up a lot, and
that's a little nerve -wracking.

My daughter -in -law has her baby, and
it cries nonstop.

I think you better stay at a Holiday or
a Ramada Inn.

Look, if I don't run into something,
it's not fair.

Anyway, I don't like hotels. They check
phone bills.

Look, I've worked before, and I'm 29
now. I figure at this point it would be

nice if I could earn some more money.

Is he Italian?

He looks Italian.

Definitely.

Hold on, Carla.

Have you ever worked for 5 ,000?

I've worked for 8 ,000. I can't live
like crap. I can never live like crap.

I've got a lot of women coming in here
for electrolysis from morning until

evening. I'm careful how I approach
people. See, I mostly approach people in

key. I'm a background person.

And I've got a lot of antiques around
here that I'm really careful about.

So, what's the rent?

$75 a day, American plan.

Fine. I can understand that. Is that
with meals?

No.

Then with food?

Hello?

Oh, yes. Hello, hello.

It's a coincidence you should call
because I was just interviewing someone

now.

Yes, I think he's what you'd want.

Yes, he.

Well, talk to him yourself. He came
highly recommended to me.

Hello? I hope you're going to be at this
number all week.

Are you?

Yeah.

I'm a little upset that you aren't a
woman.

What can I say?

I just thought a woman would be more
understanding about what I want.

Do we have your number here?

Uh, yeah, sure.

Uh, LT.

LT?

LT.

Yeah, like initials. Groovy. All right,
now, here's the problem. I don't know

precisely when.

All I can say over the phone is that
it's for my son.

He's sort of retarded, but they call it
autistic, you know?

He comes home on the weekends from a
special school.

So I'll call you on Friday to discuss
the details.

It's not one of those horrible
situations.

Because it's time for it.

Just consider it euthanasia.

You know, a retraction.

As I said, he is autistic.

So I'll call you. All right?

Right.

Well, we'll wait for your call.

I don't go for this wee business.

Don't involve me in your problems if
anything goes wrong.

It's your problem now, and I don't want
to know anything about it except when

it'll be and when I'll get the rent.

Yeah, well, that's the problem. There's
the delay, and I can't do the job right

now. She wants me to stay on call for
some time within the next week, and that

would mean a lot of rent.

A waiting time, I see.

Hello?

How much time do you need?

I can give you a half hour.

Fine, Mrs. Fiocco.

Yes, I do beauty work for her, too.

Oh,

God bless you. Aren't you sweet?

Well, I like to help people.

Yes. All right. Fine. Bye -bye.

Uh, what?

Bingo.

No, my husband doesn't let me gamble.

All right. Fine.

Bye -bye.

Oh, Pushy wants to know your whole life
story.

Come on, I'll show you the room.

Won't be long now.

Are you following me?

You home all day?

I do beauty work here.

You see how sounds carry around here?

You can hear the neighbors do
everything.

So I hope you haven't got a radio or
anything in there.

I don't want to get in trouble with
them.

I've got another guest room.

This is the best one for you.

If you bring any magazines up from the
downstairs, put them back. Don't tear

anything out.

How'd you pick that up so fast?

Look, I hope you know no drugs in this
house. This is no place to get sloppy.

And you'll pay your rent from your share
of the $10 ,000, which will be half.

Do you understand that?

That's a hell of a cut you're taking.

I've got a lot of overhead.

Do you have enough?

What?

Enough.

Do you have one?

No. No.

No.

But Mary and the baby, they used to have
one all the time and they loved it.

Whatever.

Have you got a quarter?

No, I'm very broke until next week.

Because I mislaid my little purse.

You're very tactful.

Have any scotch?

Whatever you see there, that's all we've
got.

Some milk, maybe?

No, that's bad for my ulcer.

Are you in good health?

No, not yet.

Caroline's finally losing some weight.

That's great.

Hello, Mrs. Aiken. This is Sarah
Leachman.

I'm the woman that you spoke to last
month.

Yeah, I'm married to the guy with only
one arm.

Right.

Listen, I need one of those girls.

Yeah, I need her this afternoon.

Oh, great.

Look, we have to set up a time now
because there's no phone at the place.

Okay.

Yeah, that's fine.

Uh, Mrs. Aiken.

The hair on my nose is growing back
again.

I know it's not your fault. It's my
nose. I mean, I just thought I'd mention

God.

The FBI had me on a witness

relocation program until a couple months
ago.

Because I know where Hoffa is.

Yeah, I know where Crater is.

If I eat this now, where will it be in
my digestive system in an hour?

P .G.? How'd you know?

Can you do some work on short notice?

Today?

Well, she wants it today.

Just go and discuss it with her
yourself.

The address is 112 Green Street between
Prince and Spring.

Why did you call somebody up when I'm
just sitting around here all day?

What would have gone in for you?

Kay, I've told this story so many times,
I'm really sick of it.

He was waiting at the subway platform at
6th Avenue and West 4th Street when an

illegal alien from the men's shelter,
the kind of criminal I hate, the kind

doesn't even belong here, came up from
behind him and shoved him onto the

track. When the D train came by, it just
cut off his arm.

That ended, among other things, his
employability as a musician.

Well, the police finally caught the guy.
I mean, I'll give him credit for that.

But the courts allowed him plea
bargaining, and it reduced the crime

something like fitting on the subway
tracks.

He was released right away. I mean, it
took a whole 12 hours out of his heavy

schedule of being an illegal alien.

Now he's working nights at the gas
station on Lafayette and Bleecker.

I know where that is.

He works until 10.

He's alone there after 8.

There's an IRT subway stop right exactly
in front of the place, almost by the

pump. I want you to wait there and
follow him down into the subway when you

a train coming.

I want you to shove him real hard onto
the tracks.

If we're lucky, he'll fall right and be
dismembered. Can you do that?

Sure.

Nice kid.

She's sick. That's good. That's exactly
what we need.

Now look, I'm going to give you this
Polaroid. I want you to take a picture

bring it back to me. I'll be waiting for
you at the Spring Street Bar between 10

and 10 .30.

I can't believe you can get this done
either.

But as long as you can, let's just do
it.

Yeah.

You're so fucking passive.

I can't stand watching you sit around
here all day talking to your shrink on

phone and reading liner notes off of
1965 Dylan albums.

I mean, what do you have to talk to him
about anyway? You don't do anything.

It's Marsha and Glenda.

What?

No, I don't know the address. And
there's no number on the telephone.

Yeah.

Weren't some schmuck pals.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm going to call the operator and have
to trace that.

Glenda, will you shut up while I'm
trying to talk on the phone?

Uh -huh.

Does she have anything for us?

Uh -huh.

Okay.

We'll call her back later and see. We
just missed one.

You know you're wearing my panties.

So what? They're dirty.

What do you mean, so what? They're not
dirty.

Oh,

shut up.

Stop it!

You better.

Hold still.

And why do we still have all these
leaflets here?

You haven't been taking them around.

I told you. Leave them in supermarkets,
laundromats, places where women will see

them. Why can't you use your own
initiative?

I can take care of that.

Goodbye.

I won't be seeing you tonight.

So I'll see you tomorrow.

Well, that looks pretty good.

You've got a long string hanging.

Oh, I'll take care of that later, too.

Off that crummy skirt.

She's really busy, that R .C.

That back's not much of a challenge for
you.

I wonder if I should charge men more.

I have a lot of women coming in next
week, so I want you to be out of the

more. You put them off always hanging
around.

Take some of those leaflets down to the
OTB.

Why don't you take the kitchen TV up to
your room?

Check the late show.

I need color.

Why aren't you wearing any underwear?

I have to do everything myself.

You're going to have to go into the city
tomorrow and buy me some new needles.

Remind me to give you the money.

Hello?

I was thinking of you, Mrs. Higgins, and
I thought I would call you.

How things are a little menagerie.

I think I'll have something for you
soon.

I told you I'd call you as soon as I had
something.

Listen, don't get so fat and greedy that
you forget about me.

Well, you don't have to be insulting.

It helps me make my point.

I'll be seeing you very soon.

Remember, I gotta make my occasional
collar.

Subway. I

can't even

tell if it's him.

He's the only one in there.

I can't even tell what it is.

The money, the money!

Maybe Joe does make you feel better.

Yeah.

Good thing my husband isn't here to see
you walk in like that.

He has no job, so he has lots of time to
worry about me. I'm just checking to

make sure that you're not into the
numbers.

Look around here, make sure you're not
hiding a receipt in the cheese and stuff

like that.

Ma 'am?

Kathy, take Susie's bag off the table.
She might have had it in a urinal or

something.

All right.

We're going, we're going.

God, we can take a message.

What's new, Miss Dakin?

Nothing. Dad's bill.

Your husband's still driving that truck?

Who are those two girls? Uh, Kathy and
Susie?

Aren't they adorable?

They're Mary's friends.

They didn't say goodbye to her.

They're upset.

I'm upset, too.

I want to make an arrest soon for a
felony.

Now, what can you do for me?

Oh, I know it's your job.

Your husband must be down off -track
betting, giving the city money to the

again. Oh, I would imagine.

Went over to Aqueduct. I heard him go
toward Aqueduct.

It must be wonderful to be laid off and
get paid off every week from the city.

Look at Grandma.

Look at Grandma.

No, he gets paid bi -weekly.

You sound bitter.

Maybe you think people still earn their
paychecks.

Maybe you think my husband should turn
himself in to the nearest precinct house

because the city payroll made a computer
error.

Is there anything else you want to know
about our finances?

No.

I'll order your book the next time.

How's the Harry Lake business doing?

You must be making a lot of money at
that, too.

Enough to get by.

Nobody likes hair.

Everybody today wants to be more
feminine.

Yeah, even some women are getting into
that, too.

But I haven't heard from you in a couple
of months.

Now, why don't you give me something
that will make my job easier?

Who's this?

Oh, this is my nephew, detective.

Your nephew?

That's right. Can't you detect the
resemblance? He stopped in New York on

way south.

He'll be with us for a day or two.

When relatives are staying, you take it
easy. You don't get much work done, do

you know?

Oh, look.

He brought me this.

It's a gift from my sister. Isn't it
lovely?

Things have been slow, but they'll pick
up when my nephew leaves.

I promise.

Listen, I was at Woolworth's the other
day, and I sat down at the lunch

I asked the girl, I saw the sign for
cocoa bananas, you know, I asked the

to bring me one.

And she brought it, and it was in bright
green syrup.

I told Marilyn, look at this hideous
eclair. And the guy next to me said,

Did you say something?

And I said, I said nothing to you, sir.
Turn around and mind your own business

and eat your bun.

He was eating a muffin.

And then I said, turn around, you fat
fuck.

And he lunged at me.

I was screaming, help, help, get him off
me, get him off me, but nobody helped.

The place was full of faggots, and
nobody helped me. And I couldn't fight.

And I hit the razor machine, I hit the
gumball machine, I hit the peanut

machine, everything, you know. And then
I got him out the door, and he grabbed

me right there. What the hell is this?

My sister had quite a time with this
one.

When will we see you again?

Ask her for two of you.

Where is this to ask? Don't worry about
it.

Big deal.

It's up to you if you're going to split
the money, but I'm telling you right now

I'm only paying 65 and that's it. Don't
worry about it. It's our problem.

We need camp, Sam. What do you want us
to do?

You've got to kill a dog.

And you've got to kill it.

I mean, it can't be something painless
or ouchless.

One of these?

Of course not. Why would I want one of
my own babies killed?

This is Mommy, and these are her two
babies.

So what dog?

It's a dog across the street. The owner
embarrassed me. I stopped into the bar

on the corner. I know the people there
are Jews, but nice.

And this O 'Reilly, O 'Crapface was
there, and he had a few in him.

I was wearing my short pants because it
was so damn hot.

And he turned to the drunk sitting next
to him. I can read lips.

I saw him say, I can't wait till
summer's over because old bags look so

shorts. I walked out of there, and I
haven't been comfortable in the

neighborhood since. I mean, could have
gone around telling everyone.

I thought about it a lot. The only way
to deal with him is kill his dog.

I mean, I think it's the only thing he
really cares about.

In fact, I know it is.

I'd kill it myself, but I don't want to
get into it. I just want to stay out of

it. He's an ex -cop, and he could get
one of his cronies after me. So I don't

want to be waiting around for this. I
want you to get it done by tomorrow. He

takes his dog with him to the bar every
night at around 9 .30.

How are we going to know what this guy
looks like? I'm going to show him to you

in just a minute.

He'll be out there, and he'll be wearing
the same blue pants he's been wearing

for two years. I guarantee you he'll be
wearing them today.

I'm telling you, people stink.

They all do. All they do is eat, fuck,
and watch TV.

I know. The more you smell, the more
they stink.

What's that supposed to mean?

Listen, I'm a woman, and I've learned a
hell of a lot from Betty Furness. I'm

getting rid of that guy that barks
across the hallway. He hasn't put his

out in that hallway for two months, and
every time I go out there, I have to hoe

by does.

I have a heavy breather, and I can't
hold it that long.

I've got a lot of gas in me.

My doctor says I'm an air swaller.

What do you mean you're an air swaller?

I don't know.

It's very important to fight depression.

A woman alone like me.

You've got to take a deep, good look at
yourself.

You've got to see the countless millions
of cells in your body. The millions of

cells.

Perfect order.

And then you say to yourself, it's got
to be for something.

When do we see this guy?

In a second, I'm going to show him to
you.

But the fades are the worst. The other
day I was in the A &P, and I took the

shopping cart from the row, and this
babe woman said to me, that's my cart.

it to me.

I said, what do you mean it's your cart?

There he is.

See those blue pants?

Two years going on three.

So after you do it, be sure you split.

Don't come back.

I pay up front. I always do anyway.

I might have something else for you soon
again.

We can cut out the middleman.

We don't work that way.

Oh, bags look so bad. Sure.

Ha!

I've got news for you. Old bags do look
very bad in shorts.

She was so sick.

I know.

Are we going to come back here again
tonight and look for the man?

No, we've got the money. We'll do it
tomorrow.

We're going to tell something to a
fellow, too.

Yeah, it's true, but I don't want to
kill a dog.

Don't worry. I'll do it.

It's too depressing.

It's easy. I'll do it. Let's get these
people.

Give me back my radio, you bitch.

Maybe you can learn how to do that. And
you and Mrs. Aiken could work in shifts.

Around the clock.

Ew. I couldn't do that.

Too horrible.

I don't know how you can do it all day
and night.

I wonder what it feels like.

Maybe she'll do something on me.

I don't have any extra hair.

Hair's not our problem.

Money's our problem.

When Chris and I went on welfare before
the baby, they wouldn't give it to us if

there was a man in the house, though.

We had to pretend that he wasn't there
to continue our relationship, which was

put -down for him, so... Then he got
arousal

problems.

He could arouse himself, but...

We couldn't get me to arouse him.

But now that he's gone, we don't have to
pretend that he's not here.

So we still get the welfare.

Rinse -up sedation is what they actually
call it.

But she takes it all because we live
downstairs.

What does Mrs. Aiken does?

Mm -hmm.

She's drunk.

She's got a lot of time.

You?

Do you have any kids?

One in Jersey.

How old?

Who knows?

You don't see it?

No, I can't stand the girl.

She's a chronic complainer.

I said, listen, I'll see the kid when it
can drive over to my house.

I'm not going back there. I don't want
to go through with that shit.

Did you go to school in New Jersey?

No. But I have some people I know there.

My mother lived with me in Jersey for a
while.

Then she left me in a room.

I gave you a five.

No, lady, you gave me a single. I know a
single when I feel it. I know a five

when I see one.

Well, maybe we should call a cop and
have him take a look.

I'll take that change.

Oh, John, take a look at this.

I'll take this for the balance of my
change.

She gave me that single, and she said it
was a five and that she was looking

right at.

You can make excuses when it's kids.

What'd she look like? She looks pretty
normal.

She looks good, actually.

Does she have any other jobs?

Who? Mrs. Aiken.

Oh.

None that I want to talk about.

It's all right for a man to do those
things, those phone calls and those mean

people.

But a woman shouldn't be that way.

Hard and... mean.

How long has she had girls... How long
has she had girls doing things for her?

Oh, long, long before Chris and I came
here. She was doing it then.

Wow. She just wants money for herself.

She was a model in the garment center
just twice, 25 years ago. She thinks

a fashion leader. She thinks she's
Princess Grace.

She went to Paris once. Thinks she's
been around the world.

Thinks she's better than everybody.

Thinks she's better than you and me.

Thinks she's Miss Air France.

Hey.

A new guy in this house.

This must be the truck -driving partner
of your husband.

Is your husband parking outside?

You know, he doesn't want to come in to
see her.

You should give her some nice picky
-ficky. She looks so frustrated.

So, your husband learned how to choose a
partner, right?

He made one mistake with you, but now,
look at this one.

Oh, Mary, how can you lose a man so
easily?

And your husband can get such a good
one.

I have to say, you know the same style.

If you screw twice a week, you'll be
fine.

Oh, you should lose weight if you want
to get a young guy like this.

Really. You should buy yourself a nice
plastic stool to take some pounds off.

that way you lose weight and you keep
your dirty smell inside.

Come on.

Oh, your friend.

Look at your hair.

You really look like a witch.

Look at your hair.

Spray it.

Every time I got upset, I'd be in
Bellevue, the rent.

I can scream until the cows come home
and it won't help anything.

Not that the cows come home anymore.

Why don't you take a walk?

I might miss my call.

I'll take a message.

And if that call doesn't come in by
tomorrow, I want to know what's holding

up.

Now take a stroll.

It's bad air out.

Well, then go upstairs.

You're renting a room, not the whole
house.

Don't get that.

These kind of things happen.

Women can be very cruel because they say
whatever comes into their heads, but

it's very stupid to let it upset you.
She can't even speak English.

We need the income.

I don't see you getting up off your
backside to get a job.

You take my whole welfare check.

Why don't you stand in front of the
supermarket and resell some of your food

stamps? Get the cash instead of buying
all that junk you buy.

Show me what you like.

Why are you in this place?

I've got two apartments in L .A. to stay
in, but I don't like the places.

The people like me, but I don't like the
way they like me. They're very

embarrassing to be near.

I called Cece to get her opinion because
I have a tendency to think about things

the wrong way.

So she set me straight on the people.
She said, man, they're all schmucks

anyhow.

How about that one?

We'll always write this position.

Without demand, there's no supply.

But there is demand, and we need the
income.

Chris will be coming home soon, and
he'll work.

We'll have some money.

Chris will work.

Chris doesn't work because my son is
temporarily out of order, going on

permanently.

He drives that truck up from Florida,
comes as far as New Jersey, then he

around and goes right back again.

No, he won't be coming here.

And he wouldn't call you on a watch
line.

Time for nappy.

I don't like this kind of shit.

It helps me get in the mood.

For what?

The drugstore?

You ought to have her get rid of these
hairs with that machine while you're

here.

I like it this way.

What are you doing at the bar?

Well, this is unexpected. What's the
occasion?

There's a naked guy standing up there.

I can't take this life. Look at this
crappy makeup.

Look at these glasses.

Who's the guy upstairs?

Be quiet. You're not going up there.

Do you girls do your work already or
what?

No, we're doing it tomorrow.

And the money? The money?

Yes, the money that Estelle gave you.

Estelle has a history of full payment in
advance.

So as long as you're here, you might as
well give me my fee.

You're too much.

Gee, Hazel, that meatloaf looks good.

Oh, you're gonna need about 15 minutes
on that jawline, huh?

What about the pussy

area? That'll have to be extra.

Hazel doesn't do pussies. You know, I
had some trouble with one of my girls

recently.

Over money.

Tried to walk out on me.

She won't be working for me again.

Is that it?

You should have got yourself some rubber
bands.

How old are you?

29.

You've got to watch out for women when
they're 29.

If they're beautiful, they've got a lot
to lose.

Where do you get your money?

I work on and off.

I collect welfare and disability.

What kind of disability?

I didn't know you can get money for it.

I bet I tell a lot of prematures.

Emotional disability.

I committed suicide last year.

And the cops found me and they took me
to this hospital.

And I was lucky.

There was this welfare person there and
they got me all this money and now I've

got money for the rest of my life.

To what address did they marry to you,
the Czechs?

To my aunt's house in Long Island.

But the Czechs come from the south
somewhere.

Alabama, I think. Some state like that.
I don't know.

What do you do in Los Angeles?

I went out originally to see this girl,
the one I committed suicide over.

And I killed her.

That was basically what it amounted to.

As the months go by, she'll die.

I put a curse on her, and her will's not
strong enough to survive.

She wasn't so smart for thinking I was
so stupid.

She'd never underestimate a person with
native intelligence.

I tried to go to Angola. I had a guy in
Miami who was going to run me to Cuba.

Bye -bye, E .T.

It was incredible.

Is she still here?

Oh, God.

This is like execution.

You can't blame yourself. There's no way
you could have known about his problem.

Mary looks depressed.

Mary's been roughed up. She should get
out more. Have a good time. Forget her

troubles. Look at us. We're always out.
That's why we don't have any problems.

I can't.

I have to take care of the baby.

A movie would tear you up. Mrs. Aiken
would watch the baby.

Go out, Mary.

Mary, wouldn't you like to go to the
movies?

What was the last movie you saw?

The Watergate one.

Oh, my God.

You need something escapist.

Mary, you've got to start acting
younger. You're not a bad -looking

You have to start dressing better.

You're not showing the best of your
abilities.

Do you have cancer?

I'm only kidding.

What do you say?

Go out.

Chris won't be calling. He hasn't called
in two months.

Go out and get yourself a boyfriend.

Okay.

See, that's what friends are for, to go
out with when you're down.

Now, you're sure, Mary, it's a big
decision.

Yeah.

I want to go out and meet some people.

I want to go to the men's room.

What for?

What do you think? Maybe I'll find some
jerk -off.

I will only do blacks.

Let's take one home.

Daddy said he'd chop my head open if he
saw me with a nigger.

He'll have a heart attack.

Who cares? I wish he would already.

You guys gonna talk to the whole movie
or what?

How could you?

Shut up. Want a punch in the face?

I can't stand staying in that apartment
one more night. That jerk is driving me

crazy.

I like him. He's good to me.

I'll be right back. I gotta take a leak.

Hey, bring me back a Coke.

Sounds.

No.

Let's get out of here.

Are we going?

You

were

right to want to leave. It was a bad
movie.

You were right, Marsha.

I didn't say it was a bad movie.

It was a good movie.

You know, you can't judge a film just
because you don't understand the

Mary. Yeah, it was interesting. Sure.

I remember once I saw this French movie.
I didn't understand it, but I liked it.

Going to California soon?

Yeah, we have to. We're actresses there.
I told you that. I thought you were

models. We model in New York. We act in
California.

Are you too short?

She thinks she knows.

She thinks she knows something.

Don't you know that all the great
actresses are short? They have to be

all the great actresses are even
shorter.

You know, if it weren't for this one, we
could have picked up ten guys tonight.

Yeah, I think it's because you're older.
You look from another generation.

Look at this. See how stupid people are?

They're making us rob the car.

I don't want to go anywhere. I want to
walk around here.

Shut up.

Get in the car.

There's a fire around here.

There's no fire. They're only going to
the bathroom or lunch.

Right, Glenda?

Get in the car.

I don't want to.

Glenda, what's wrong with you? Don't you
want...

You got a dollar?

No, I don't.

Do you have a dollar?

You do realize that there's going to be
an increase in your rent.

You know, I brought that with me.

It's just plastic.

Marsha, look at this pit still, Marsha.

Stop it, I'm thriving.

Stupid idiot!

You started a -

Bad movie?

People are so sick.

The more you see them, the sicker they
look.

You could be so nice if you didn't want
to be a creep.

I'd like to stay here.

It's so abusive, and he lets her get
away with it.

You'd get you out of the house with a
broom if you came to that.

She's sexy. You know what I mean?

I mean, some women, you stand beside
them, you feel hot

inside instead of cold. You know what I
mean?

Some women have it.

They're not sexy. All you gotta do is
see their picture.

What takes this money?

I just can relate to smoking.

It's the only thing that's always there.

Last night, a theater in Queens...

playing a Hispanic movie, provided the
scene for great death and destruction.

At approximately 10 .30 p .m., a fire
broke out, spreading rapidly, locking

most of the exits.

Only a few people escaped through a side
door exit.

Authorities are trying to make some
sense out of the 14 bodies that have

found in the rubble so far.

Today, the cars in the Deluxe Theater's
parking lot, A mute testimony to

the death of many of those who did not
escape.

Excuse me, ma 'am. I hate to ask you
this in this moment of sorrow, but could

you tell me, were you aware that she
came here last night?

Were there possibly any other friends
with her that you might know of?

I hope it wasn't that bitch who told us
to shut up.

I just thank God that we were showing a
bad movie. One of those arty things, you

know?

Otherwise, believe me, a lot more people
would have been killed in there.

That's a noteworthy letter from our
father saying he doesn't want us in the

house anymore.

Frank Montemorano?

What does that mean? Mountain of morons?

Oh, chuckle, chuckle.

Listen, they're going to try and throw
it up in your face.

Everybody's on welfare, but don't let
them tell you you can't get it.

This is Miguel Morales at the Deluxe
Theater.

When are you going to do your job for
Estelle?

I don't want her calling me up
complaining again tomorrow.

We'll do it tonight. Don't worry.

All right. Well, then I'll call Estelle
and tell her that it'll definitely be

done tonight.

You know, she's used me quite a few
times.

You really should have done it for her
last night.

Well, we were going to do it last night,
but Glenda had to go looking for men.

You know that always comes first with
her.

What are you talking about? You're the
one that looks for men.

Glenda, don't go to see your boyfriend
tonight. Do your work.

Oh, this thing is so hot.

I hate what that hairdresser did to my
hair.

You know, Mrs. Aiken, I just don't
understand these girls who drop

the sight of a man.

Glenda's always looking for a hard -on.

I don't like toilet talk in my kitchen.

You girls are colorful.

A lot of girls today are.

But you all have to do your work when
you're supposed to.

We'll do it tonight if Glenda can keep
her legs closed.

I'm sorry, Hazel.

Okay, Julie, what do you say and we go
have a few with the boys, huh?

Come on, babe

Son of a bitch!

Are you crazy?

Get the dog!

Don't touch that dog!

Let go of my dog!

Give him a kick in his head!

Get out of here!

My God, somebody help me!

Help!

Help!

Help!

Julie! My God!

What did they do to you? Julie!

13, 13, you don't have to be a genius to
figure that out.

What a comedy.

Eight of the dead were shot to death,
one was bludgeoned, one was strangled,

three were stabbed.

Hi.

Where's Mrs. Akins?

Mrs.

Akins!

youth shot by police.

Witnesses testified the youth had pistol
whipped a 90 -year -old Bronx man and

had turned on police with the gun.

An eight -year -old girl was found in
critical condition last night in a room

with the bodies of her five -year -old
brother and her mother.

Susan Jeffries had been shot two days
ago by her mother, who then shot Susan's

brother and then turned the gun on
herself so that they could all be in

Hello?

Yes. How much time do you need?

That's okay.

Right. Bye -bye.

A faggot jumper.

recommend eliminating it as a routine
check because the small amount of

radiation in the x -ray itself might do
the harm.

And they point out that even if the
danger is very small, it's probably

more dangerous than no x -ray at all.

This is Russell Joyner. That was today.

You have a good tomorrow.

LT, telephone.

I'm sorry. I meant to sweep that up
earlier, but I forgot.

Did you get punctured?

Did I get punctured?

Yeah, the air's leaking out of my foot.

Well, answer the phone.

Hello?

There's a dial when they hung up.

See what happens when fools rush in?

Was it my job?

No, I didn't recognize the voice.

Who else knows you're here?

You shouldn't tell people.

Give me the key.

Cece knows I'm here.

It wasn't her.

Give me the key!

And you're not using up my message units
to find out.

Go out and phone from a booth for your
love life.

This is a business phone.

Goddamn, are you real?

You're so nasty.

Watch out for infection.

Take your fingers and squeeze some blood
out.

Thanks, Mom.

Milk the wound.

Go up to your room and relax.

And watch it on my stairs.

No blood.

I'm a dragon.

Hello.

My, don't you look elegant.

I hope you're not saving the last dance
for me.

As a matter of fact, I am.

I'm feeling very funky tonight.

I can imagine.

You know, Ingrid, someday you're going
to wake up and actually get dressed.

Taking a shower tonight or just doing
one of your touch -ups?

I'm going to do my favorite.

The Howard Hughes sponge bath.

To which one of these men?

Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, or Mac...
Did you take a double?

Hello?

Oh, okay, I'll be right over.

Just give me half an hour.

She gave me the address.

What was that squalling?

I'll be back later.

Why don't you go find Mary and see if
she can play?

The air quality is satisfactory today.

Well, when it's fabulous, I'll go out. I
don't want to miss the one o 'clock

movie.

Oh, there's babies crying everywhere.

I mean, you could go mad.

Sometimes it's one of those Siamese
cats.

But look, the girl's already on her way
over right now.

God damn it.

It's my baby.

I'm the mother. Somebody else has to do
it.

You told me to.

the police come gonna throw all your
crap out the window too.

You can't do that.

I give up.

Trying to play with you is just too
dreary. You can't play either.

You back already?

Must have been a real quickie, huh?

A real shorty?

Oh, she wanted me to get rid of her
baby.

And then to save the money, she chucked
it out the window herself, the bitch.

Don't cry, Mary.

I'll get another job tomorrow.

I didn't really want this bathing suit.

Why don't you wear it someplace snappy,
like Reese Park?

I don't want stolen property in this
house.

I can't stand it. I can't.

These people are driving me crazy. God
damn you.

Watch it. That's not a very respectful
tone for your husband's mother, is it? I

don't care.

What kind of grandmother are you?

Having baby killers in the house with a
baby. She'd kill any baby.

She would not. She only does what she's
paid to do. You wouldn't pay her, and

she wouldn't do it.

Somebody broke in.

LT will be leaving soon.

And anyway, I thought you liked him.

I pay my rent. Don't I have any rights?

Look, you rent the basement.

So why don't you get your money's worth
and roam around down there?

Bolt the door after you.

I get lonesome.

How can you get lonesome with that rug
rat hanging on you every second?

I'll go get him. Hold on.

LT!

Telephone!

What the hell are you doing in the
basement?

Research. This is Joyner.

Is that right off Hillside Avenue,
though?

That's some neighborhood.

Okay. All set?

Yeah, just about.

Well, are you going to do it tonight or
just discuss it?

Why?

Make sure you get paid in cash, that's
all.

How did you set that up?

She's going to leave an envelope in the
kids' room.

I'm glad to see you're on your way.

When your ship comes in, I'm waiting at
the pier.

Don't fall off.

You know, Russell's such a pussy. I have
to do everything myself.

I know I shouldn't tell you what's going
to be happening, Carla, and have you be

thinking about it, but I have to be
open.

You know how I am. I know. I can
understand.

There's so many things on your mind.

I had to get that woman's number from
you. So you might as well know why.

I mean, I know I made a choice when I
got married. But that was before I knew

what I wanted.

And I never expected to get this
involved. I'm depressed.

The worst of it is being settled with an
autistic child like mine.

Sometimes all I can think about is that
abortion I had senior year.

You were great to help me with it.

But God, that baby was probably normal.

And look what I ended up with.

Not that you'd even want a normal one at
this point anyway.

It'll be so much better after it's over,
because I know it's for the best.

It's not like the boy's even happy. It's
just so depressing when he comes home

on weekends.

Maybe Russell will even stop drinking
after it's over.

Not that every other newsman down there
isn't a drunk anyway.

He'll probably miss the excuse.

I like to show my authority once in a
while, because sometimes you don't seem

remember.

I can't stay, although I know you
wouldn't mind.

You know, the more I see of you, the
more I think we ought to get together

sometime.

Let's have lunch.

Yeah, let's have lunch, and then after
lunch, let's get together.

I do more than police work, you know.

You know, the more I see of you, the
more I think of it this way.

If you don't want to see me, The way I
know you don't want to see me.

Then you better fix me with a collar
real soon.

Maybe even your nephew.

Do you understand me?

Not really.

What does my nephew have to do with our
arrangements?

I don't know.

But I'm really disappointed that you're
not telling me.

You know I don't use men.

When I have something with one of my
girls, I'll phone you, I promise.

Things will pick up after my nephew
leaves.

That's fine.

As long as those things... Don't pick up
before your nephew leaves.

So, what's your job tonight?

I have to do a retraction on this
woman's kid.

What do you mean?

It's our tit ticket. She doesn't want a
queer kid.

She's embarrassed.

Can you blame her?

You mean kill it?

Yeah.

could watch her kids for a couple of
hours.

Oh, all right.

She has to go pick up her husband or
something.

Can't find anybody to watch them.

Are you Mr. Joyner? What? I have
something to tell you if you are.

Yeah, yeah, I'm Mr. Joyner. I tried to
call you before.

Oh, yeah? I couldn't talk, so I came
over.

Yeah? Listen, someone's after your baby.

It's an insane person that your wife
spoke to.

Oh, come on. The whole thing is crazy.

No, I'm not.

It's true. I know about it. I know about
it, too, miss.

Do you want to know something?

You've got too much anxiety.

I'll be back. I promise you, I'll be
back.

Do it yourself.

God damn it.

He's all right.

Right.

I'll call the police.

Nobody cares. He'll go away.

Hello? You moron! You sleazy bitch!

That dog's supposed to be dead!

Estelle! You lousy bitch!

I paid you good money to have that done,
and that goddamn dog's still walking

around! Estelle! Goddamn you! You need
treatment.

I can't help you any further.

You crazy as a rat!

God damn you! Get the fuck off me!

You fucking character! You fat cunt!
I'll knock you on your ass! You dirty

shithead! You bug! You welfare recipient
rat!

I'd like to slice your balls and make
pizza out of them! You fucking Irish

fucking bitch! Christ, this
neighborhood's gone crazy altogether!

Where's the money?

How well do you know that, lady?

Mrs. Joyner?

Yeah.

Well, some people you know better than
others.

Where's the envelope?

Because there's a dead person in her
house.

Yeah, I hope so. Where's the envelope?

The envelope had an IOU in it for
Monday. She couldn't make it to the

going to meet her and I'll pick it up.
Well, what's she trying to pull?

I'll stay here till Monday and then I'll
meet her and I'll take care of it.

And you think it's safe for you to stay
here until then? Yes, it's very safe.

She thinks... Well, where's the IOU?

Oh.

Hello.

Oh, God, I just don't have time for you
now.

I really think by now you must have
something you want me to know.

Go see Estelle. She's going crazy to
kill some dog.

Don't tell me anything like that. I
don't want a dogicide. I want a

I don't want crazy. I want premeditated.

Well, then you're just too picky.

Me not paying me with all the money
you've got. I see your husband making

than $3 a word every night on the news.
And you've got the gall to give me an

IOU when you've had since Monday to get
the cash?

I'm 29 now. I'm the same weight. I'm the
same look. And at this point, it would

be nice if I earned some money. But even
from a basic level, I just don't think

I'm a money person.

I mean, that's what I figure it resolves
to be, you know? What do I care about

your basic levels?

I am a money person, and you owe me
money. Well, I'm not, so I can't pay

The money people are just going to have
to pay each other because they got all

the money. You creep.

You're really sensitive, aren't you?
Well, I can't afford the luxury to be

sensitive because I have to do
everything myself.

Well, then...

psychiatrist.

Where's that address book?

You get out of my house and go get
yourself a search warrant. A warrant?

I don't need a warrant.

I have a warrant in my mind for women
like you.

You ought to be out on 57th Street
selling your pussy in front of a

delicatessen. That would be big time for
a dried -up piece of stale white bread

like you.

I ought to take my knife and scrape some
crumbs off you and see if you're stale

inside, too. You get out of my house,
you stupid nigger!

What'd you call me?

I don't know.

But if you find out, you call me.

You know my name, don't you?

No.

I'm listed.

Aren't everything.