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You know the... that cute little brunette from the, uh, from the doughnut place? Yeah, yeah. She's pretty hot. Yeah. Turns out she lives in my neighbourhood. Yeah. The other day, I come home from work. I'm, you know, tired, I'm having a beer, all right? I hear a knock at the door. - I open it and it's her! - Really? Oh, man! She is all made up, looking, like, really good. So what happened? Well, we just talked there at the door for like a while, you know, and she was, like, laughing a lot. She was, you know, making eye contact, you know... - I... She wanted to hang out. - So then what? Well, we just, you know, we had, like, a really nice conversation and then, you know, I-I-I was really tired and everything. I hadn't really showered or anything, so she left. She left? Yeah, but you know... I mean, I know what she wanted. Right? Yeah. Yeah, for-for sure, Jimmy. These females are outta control. - Right. - You know?

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Everything OK? Well, now that you ask, no, not really. My kid needs braces on her teeth. My car needs a transmission job. My wife wants me to take her to Florida. But I'm behind on the mortgage payments. My uncle called from India and he needs money for my niece's wedding, and I got this strange rash on my back - you name it, brother. - How 'bout you? - I'm OK. - OK, well, have a nice day. - OK, you too. Yeah. I doubt it.

Paterson

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Another One. When you're a child, you learn there are three dimensions - height, width and depth. Like a shoebox. Then later, you hear there's a fourth dimension - time.

Paterson

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So did you call her? No, not yet. No. Mm-mm. No, cos I figured I'd wait a couple of days. - All right. - You know. - OK. - But I should call her, though. - Yeah. - I should.

Paterson

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You, uh, you workin' late tonight? Yeah. - Yeah, I need the overtime. - Yeah, me too.

Paterson

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Morning, Donny. - Ready to roll, Paterson? - Yeah.

Paterson

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Yeah, yeah. They're out of control.

Paterson

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You are a great poet.

Paterson

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Hey, Marie. Another ginger ale? - Thanks, Doc. - You know Paterson, right? Umm, not really, but... we've seen each other. - Hey, Paterson. - Hey-hey-hey, Marie. - You drive the bus, right? - Yeah, I do. Your name really Paterson, or they just nickname you that? Uh, no, my real name is Paterson. Well, that's kind of crazy, right? Yeah. Right.

Paterson

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Everett still not gettin' it. Not yet, the numbskull. I've been breaking up with him for two weeks now. What am I gonna do? Marie, baby, I need to talk to you. - No! - Please. Just talk to me for a few minutes. No, Everett. We've talked enough. - More than enough. - Please.

Paterson

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That is what you gave me. I become the cigarette and you the match or... I the match and you the cigarette, blazing with kisses... that smoulder toward heaven.

Paterson

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- Hey, Paterson. - Hey, Everett.

Paterson

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Man, what would you do?

Paterson

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Thanks, Doc.

Paterson

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This very poetic. Well, I'm not so sure 'bout that. Yes. This could be poem by William Carlos Williams.

Paterson

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Just a bus driver. A bus driver in Paterson.

Paterson

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I hope this isn't, um, inappropriate behaviour, but may I ask what you're doing here in Paterson? I come here to see city of your interesting poet, William Carlos Williams, who lived and make his poems here in Paterson, New Jersey. - As you know. - Yeah, yeah. He lived here. He was a doctor. Ah ha.

Paterson

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Did you know interesting French artist Jean Dubuffet was meteorologist on top of Eiffel Tower, Paris, in 1922? - Very poetic. - Yeah. Yeah, Jean Dubuffet. Yeah, he was, uh, he was a meteorologist.

Paterson

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Another One. When you're a child, you learn there are three dimensions - height, width and depth. Like a shoebox. Then later, you hear there's a fourth dimension - time.

So did you call her? No, not yet. No. Mm-mm. No, cos I figured I'd wait a couple of days. - All right. - You know. - OK. - But I should call her, though. - Yeah. - I should.

You, uh, you workin' late tonight? Yeah. - Yeah, I need the overtime. - Yeah, me too.

Morning, Donny. - Ready to roll, Paterson? - Yeah.

Yeah, yeah. They're out of control.

You are a great poet.

Everett still not gettin' it. Not yet, the numbskull. I've been breaking up with him for two weeks now. What am I gonna do? Marie, baby, I need to talk to you. - No! - Please. Just talk to me for a few minutes. No, Everett. We've talked enough. - More than enough. - Please.

That is what you gave me. I become the cigarette and you the match or... I the match and you the cigarette, blazing with kisses... that smoulder toward heaven.

- Hey, Paterson. - Hey, Everett.

Man, what would you do?

Thanks, Doc.

This very poetic. Well, I'm not so sure 'bout that. Yes. This could be poem by William Carlos Williams.

Just a bus driver. A bus driver in Paterson.

I hope this isn't, um, inappropriate behaviour, but may I ask what you're doing here in Paterson? I come here to see city of your interesting poet, William Carlos Williams, who lived and make his poems here in Paterson, New Jersey. - As you know. - Yeah, yeah. He lived here. He was a doctor. Ah ha.

Did you know interesting French artist Jean Dubuffet was meteorologist on top of Eiffel Tower, Paris, in 1922? - Very poetic. - Yeah. Yeah, Jean Dubuffet. Yeah, he was, uh, he was a meteorologist.