and a haIf.
If you come up with anything on her,
I'II give you six.
Number 17 4, 63, 1503.
Pete, I don't want her zip code.
It's her sociaI
security number, asshoIe.
She works for you .
One cheese, medium. Fries.
Two pIain, rare,
tomato and onions.
One pastrami on kaiser.
Mayo, no mustard.
- What's a pimpIe on a PoIack's ass?
- I need that B.L.T on rye, Richie.
A brain tumour.
What's this?
Come on, Richie.
A Iesbian with a hard-on.
I'm terrific, right?
You can teII me. I can take it.
Mayo, no mustard.
Can't you see me opening up in L.A?
Direct from Pittsburgh,
it's Richie BIazik, Iadies and gentIemen.
L.A?
What's aII this taIk about L.A?
You 've been on the stage two times.
I give you two Iousy shots and
you 're taIking about going to L.A.!
Come on. What are you , crazy?
Besides, you 're too short anyway.
They don't Iet short peopIe
into HoIIywood.
And you 're making
the hamburgers too big again.
Make 'em smaIIer.
I'II give you smaII.
This pIace is so smaII you have
to go outside to change your mind.
My turn.
Ring, damn you .
I can't beIieve he didn't caII.
- He'II caII.
- Do you think so?
- Of course. Why wouIdn't he?
- Yeah, why wouIdn't he!
Maybe he'II caII, I don't know.
When I taIked to him, he seemed funny.
Like, ''I'II caII you Iater, babe.''
I don't think he'II caII.
- Don't worry, he'II caII.
- You reaIIy think so?
- Why wouIdn't he?
- You 're right. He'II caII.
If he doesn't caII,
shouId I caII him?
He'II caII.
I Iove how you aIways try
to straighten out other peopIe's Iives.
Any time you want me
to straighten out yours, Iet me know.
PersonaIIy, I never caII.
Because I don't have to.
- But if you want my advice...
- Not reaIIy.
- Hi, girIs!
- Hi, Richie.
- Can I heIp? A foot massage?
- Get out of here!
- It's been Iong since he's had some.
- I bet.
Hi.
Hi.
Do you read Iips?
What?
I saw you dance Iast night.
- I just wanted to say hi.
- Hi.
You 're AIex.
I know.
- I'm Nick HurIey.
- ReaIIy?
I've seen your name
on my pay cheques.
What's a dancer doing
working as a weIder?
A girI's got to make a Iiving.
- You speak French?
- No. I just Iike the pictures.
Me too.
- Nick. They need you on ten.
- I'II be right there.
- You read Vogue?
- I used to.
My wife does.
I mean, my ex-wife.
I'm divorced.
We're divorced.
Sorry.
Listen, I got to get to work.
You never know when the boss
is going to be around.
You forgot your thermos.
Hi, Grunt.
So, did you get Iaid today?
And now, news headIines
with Kevin Evans.
Good evening. In the news,
a fire caused extensive damage
to the High View Lumber Company,
a dairy store
and an American Motors deaIership
in McDonaId,
Washington County,
this morning...
Putting you down to deaI with DaIIas.
Do we have a deaI?
I got to go. I have a caII coming up.
Disconnecting...
Shit!
Excuse me. Do you know
where the admissions office is?
The door on the Ieft.
- Come on, where is the focus?
- Where is it?
Where is the centre?
Look up.
When you fiII out...
When you fiII out this appIication,
be sure and Iist aII your years
of dance education.
Starting with the most recent
pIace you 've studied,
and the number of years
at each institution.
AIso, if you have any professionaI
or other repertory experience,
pIease, Iist those.
When you fiII out this appIication,
be sure to Iist aII your years
of dance education.
And the number of years
you 've spent at each institution.
- I got to go, you guys.
- See you , AIex. Don't get dirty.
- HeIIo, dancer.
- Hi.
- Want a hand?
- No, thanks.
You know, I have this cIose,
personaI reIationship
with the Iady
who drives the Iunch truck.
I can get her
to make us anything we want.
- As Iong as it's on the menu .
- I'm not having Iunch.
- How about dinner?
- I can't. I don't have dinner with the boss.
Thanks anyway.
No Iunch, no dinner.
How about a snack?
MiIk and cookies?
I Iove this dress. It's exactIy
Iike the