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Frank: What do you got to lose? Fritzy: You got, this guy'll give you AIDS. Don't forget, them needles... Frank: [UI] Fritzy: If he gives me brand new needles and he throws them away, okay. Frank: How's he gonna give ya AIDS? Fritzy: He gives ya them needles over there. Frank: [UI] youse are gonna all die. Youse all worryin' about AIDS. Fritzy: Yeah, well. Frank: I, when I was in the fuckin' jungles there was elephantiasis. Fritzy: Yeah. Frank: Typhus. Fritzy: Yeah, I know. Frank: Black water fever. Fritzy: Yeah. Frank: Leeches comin' from the trees. A hundred and forty degrees. Fritzy: Yeah, but ya still took your chances. Frank: And I lived in the trenches. Fritzy: Ya still took your chance and maked one of those natives. Frank: I never touched 'em. They stink. AIDS? Forget about it. Fritzy: That's what I'm talkin' about. We've been humpin' the natives over here, look what they done to us. Alright? Mannaggia marone! I hear chitter-chatter in the background. Frank: She says I even go in the bathroom in the dark, I wash myself. I says that's from in the jungles, there was no light. Fritzy: You wash in the dark. Frank: I lived in the dark, underneath the sky for so many years. Fritzy: Yeah, my, my girlfriend does the same thing. Washes in the dark. Frank: I lived in the jungles and had no lights for years. Fritzy: I know your history there. You don't have to start givin' me your history again. Frank: They used to call me Jungle Jim. Fritzy: Jungle Jim? Jungle Frank. Frank Buck. Bring 'em back alive. Frank: Ol' Pasquale, he asked for ya. Fritzy: Yeah, how is he? Frank: Alright. Fritzy: Everybody alright? Frank: He went on a safari again, he didn't get nothin'. He comes back five pounds heavier every time he goes up there. Fritzy: Where'd he go? He went huntin' for the deer? Frank: Rickie says he leaves with his son on a Friday and they come back Saturday. Fritzy: Yeah? Frank: Or Thursday they leave. Fritzy: Yeah, that's good. That, ya know. Frank: He goes in the store, he loads up his trunk of the car. Fritzy: Yeah? Frank: With steaks, bacon, eggs, bread. Fritzy: They eat like horses for two days. Frank: He buys enough food for a month, she says. Fritzy: Yeah. Frank: He comes back, fat as a horse. Fritzy: Yeah. Frank: He didn't even, he saw two da, two does. Fritzy: Yeah? Frank: And a big deer. Fritzy: They didn't do... Frank: ...the three of them, he was sittin' down. Fritzy: Yeah? Frank: And they bunk right into him and, and they stopped and they stared. Fritzy: He shoulda went up by my property, he shoulda went. He's got carte blanche to go all over the property there. Frank: Huh? Fritzy: Ya know? Frank: He went where Danny is. Fritzy: Wha, which Danny? Frank: Danny up there. You know Danny. | | |
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