Indecent Pleasures

Bimbo:
I hear this is a really naughty place. I hear they perform sex acts, *explicit* sex acts.

Nick:
[laughs] Well, that's my favorite kind, sweetheart.

[last lines]

Kim:
[talking on phone she signals the approaching Tony to be silent] It's time you understood that I have needs too. In fact, I'm just discovering that myself. [pause] I never thought it was okay for me to enjoy my body for my own pleasure. [pause] No. I'm not going to continue working there. [pause] I know. I know, Nick. [pause] Sure, if you want to. We can have lunch. [pause] I think we *should* discuss it. [pause] That's a promise. [pause] Tomorrow. We'll both try again, tomorrow. [pause] Tonight? [pause] It's not possible. [hangs up phone]

[first lines]

Nick:
Look, if it's too much trouble to fix me somethin' to eat, I'll just catch somethin' on the way to the airport.

Kim:
I didn't say it was too much trouble, Nick. I only said I was tired. It *is* six o'clock in the morning, you know.

Nick:
I know what time it is. You know, maybe if you didn't stay up all night watching the damned TV you wouldn't be so tired.

Bimbo:
Well, If I didn't know better, I'd almost think you had wife you were rushin' home to.

Nick:
[laughs] I told you I wasn't married.

Bimbo:
Well, o'course you told me you weren't married. Men are always tellin' me they ain't married, but most of 'em turn out to be no good lyin' bastards with a wife and several small children. And where does that leave me? Out in the cold. [sings] Alone again... naturally.

Kim:
So... which one of you gets the daiquiri?

Nick:
[looks up and recognizes Kim] What the...? The *lady* gets the daiquiri.

Kim:
Sorry, sir, I didn't see a lady at this table.

Bimbo:
Is that some kinda crack, or whut?

Nick:
Just calm down, let's... no need to get hot and bothered here.

Bimbo:
Well... I want to know what she meant, she didn't see no lady sittin' at this table. [to Kim] I wanna know what you meant.

Kim:
Well, as soon as I finish my shift I'll come back and explain it to you... with little wooden blocks. [turns and leaves]