- Of course l am. - You don't act like it.

What do you want me to do, scream ?

That wouldn't help much, anyway.

No, l'm iust gonna sit here, take it easy, and wait for you to screw up.

[ Laughing ] You sound like my ex-wife.

- You were married ? - Just for about a year, give or take a few days.

lt's not like we didn't get along-- we had fun. We just...

didn't have... that thing, you know, that uh--

- That spark, you know ? Gotta have that. - Mm-hmm.

- We still talk, though. - Sure.

This is not gonna end well. These things never do.

lf it turns out l get shot like a dog, it's gonna be in the street,

not off a goddamn fence.

You must really see yourself as some kind of Clyde Barrow, huh ?

- You mean, of Bonnie and Clyde ? - Yeah.

The part in the movie where they get shot, when it's Warren Beatty and--

- Faye Dunaway. - Faye Dunaway, yeah.

- l like her in that movie about TV. - Network, yeah, she was good.

And that guy says he's not gonna take any more shit from anybody.

- Peter Finch. - Yeah ! Peter Finch.

''l'm mad as hell, and l'm not gonna take any more of your shit !''

ln that part where they get shot, l can remember thinkin' to myself,

thinkin', ''Hey, that wouldn't be such a bad way to go, if you had to.''

[ Sirens ]

You sure are easy to talk to.

l was thinkin', if we met under different circumstances--

if you were in a bar and l came up and we started talkin'--

- l wonder what would happen. - Nothing.

- If you didn't know who l was. - You'd probably tell me.

- Just saying if we met under different circumstances-- - You have got to be kidding.

Yeah. Yeah.

Another movie l liked with Faye Dunaway was Three Days of the Condor.

The one with Robert Redford when he was young.

Yeah.

You know, l never thought it made sense, though--

you know, the way they got together so quick.

Why not ?

- l mean, romantically. - Mm-hmm.

Well, but it-- if-- uh. All right.