check?
- It's on the house.
- Really?
- Sure, what the hell.
Different rules apply this late,
know what I mean? It's like after-hours.
- Thanks, Peter.
- Sure, Marcy. Have a good evening.
It's okay. It's...
Do you want me to go?
The pill makes me sick.
Everything makes you sick, Marcy.
The guys gave it to me.
Oh, my...
God!
Well...
...here we are.
- So how about that joint?
- Yeah.
- Good idea.
- Great.
What type of pot is this?
It's Colombian.
- That's a lie.
- What?
This isn't Colombian.
I don't even think it's pot.
The guy who sold it to me
said it was.
Well, the guy who sold it to you is a liar.
So are you. That's shit.
Don't get upset.
I just won't buy it from him anymore.
That's horseshit.
Are you all right?
Where are those plaster-of-Paris
paperweights, anyway?
I mean, that's what
I came down here for.
That's not entirely true.
I came to see you...
...but where are the paperweights?
That's what I wanna see now.
- What's the matter?
- I said, I wanna see a plaster-of-Paris...
...bagel and cream cheese paperweight.
Now, cough it up.
- Right now?
- Yes, right now.
They're in Kiki's bedroom.
Then get them.
Because as we sit here chatting...
...there are papers flying
around my apartment...
...because I don't have anything
to hold them down with.
Fine.
I don't know, Kiki.
Sorry about that.
- It's really coming down, huh?
- You bet.
- Here you go.
- The fare is a dollar and a half.
- What?
- Fare went up to $ 1.50 as of midnight.
You're kidding.
Look...
...I've got 97 cents.
- No.
- It's raining like mad out there.
- No.
Would you just give me a break?
I really just wanna go home.
I'm sorry, I can't do that.
I could lose my job.
Who would know, exactly?
I could go to a party, get drunk,
talk to someone. Who knows?
Would you give me
a goddamn token?!
No, goddamn it! I can't give you a token.
Those tokens are $ 1.50.
I can't sell them for 97 cents.
We'd lose money that way.
All right, there's the train. Come on,
give me a token! Come on!
- Can I help you?
- Yeah, I wanted to take the Express.
I mean, it was the other way around.
- I'm talking to you.
- I know. I'm sorry.
I've never done that.
I don't know what came over me.
The fares went up and I have 97 cents.
I won't even take the train.
I won't even take it. I'm sorry.
That's my train.
That's the one I wanted. Thanks a lot.
Must be a full moon out there.
Can I get you something?
I have 97 cents.
That's not very much, is it?
No. No, it's not.
Do I have to order something?
I mean, can I just sit here for a minute?
- Yes. Sure.
- Thanks.
Any time.
What'll it be?
I don't want anything.
I just wanna sit here.
Is that okay?
- Sure.
- Thanks.
But if you're looking to make friends,
don't get your hopes up.
Looks like a pretty slow night.
Yeah.
- Well, it is late.
- Not for this place.
Things are usually hopping
around now.
That's all right, really.
I just wanted to get in out of the rain.
I just hope it lets up soon.
- I really just wanna go home.
- Aren't the subways running?
But I happen to be broke
at the moment, see.
Christ. I'll give you the money.
Really? I can't tell you how much
that would mean to me.
- Oh, Christ. Not another one.
- What? Another what?
Guy lives in the same building as me.
He's been here three times tonight...
...to tell me about three burglaries
in this neighborhood, all tonight.
- Shit.
- What?
What?
I'm just trying to remember if I turned
my burglar alarm on at home tonight.
Sometimes I forget.
Oh, well, anyway.
That's all right. It's all right.
That's all right. Forget it.
Doesn't matter.
I'd like to open the register.
What if I got a rush now?
Yeah, I see your point.
What about a key?
Do you have a key?
- Yeah, but I keep it up in my apartment.
- Damn. That's too bad.
Listen, I can't go anywhere,
but how'd you like to do me a favor?
- For subway fare?
- Lf you don't mind.
- You got it.
- I'm at 158