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Marginalization - You get the feeling
they're trying to
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paint you into a weird box - They're
cunning - They
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can't see things three-dimensionally, but
they scheme -
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They can see what's next, and what's after
that.
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"I think if you need
that sort of thing, that's fine."
—Another miracle!
—You get a lot from getting hit over
the head by life,
and then reading something.
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"Need something?"
—Yeah, Plenty!
—Including time ... Abusive
lending! ...
It's hard to save money.
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"Tell them the other part
of that story."
—Totally demanding.
—You can stop kidding around, right?
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"So who gets the tab? –
Can you take care of it?"
—Doesn't everyone?
—If you're in a pinch.
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People try to hit you in the imagination when
you're right
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in the middle of things - They have no
concept of show
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business, of entertainment - These are
lessons in
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sticking up for yourself in rapidly changing
situations -
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The real reason is ... Do you have
the envelope?
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"'Are you calling
me a liar? ...
Well then, are you calling me a jerk?"
—Really tough.
—The answer's, no! ...
If that's so, let me think about it.
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"Hold still!
Now turn around! Hold still!"
—We can't.
—I meant to do that.
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["Who's spending the night with you?"]
"My friend."
—Cheer up!
—One nuttier than the last.
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"Are you guilty of murdering
your wife?"
—It's impossible.
—Some people can't.
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