Dolores Sirianni

Joe Fox: So what's his handle?

Kathleen Kelly: Uh...

Joe Fox: I'm not going to write him. Is that what you're worried about? You think I'm going to e-mail him?

Kathleen Kelly: [beat] All right, NY152.

Joe Fox: N-Y-one-five-two. One hundred and fifty-two. He's a hundred and fifty-two years old. He's had one hundred and fifty-two moles removed, so now he's got one hundred fifty-two pock marks on his... on his face...

Kathleen Kelly: The number of people who think he looks like Clark Gable.

Joe Fox: One hundred and fifty-two people who think he looks like a Clark *Bar*.

Kathleen Kelly: [laughing] Why did I even tell you about this?

Joe Fox: A hundred and fifty-two stitches from his nose job. The number of his souvenir shot glasses that he's collected in his travels.

Kathleen Kelly: No! The number... the numb... his address? No! No, he would never do anything that prosaic.

Kathleen Kelly: [on learning Joe's identity] God, I didn't... I didn't realize. I didn't... I didn't know...

Joe Fox: Who you were with? "I didn't know who you were with."

Kathleen Kelly: Excuse me?

Joe Fox: It's from "The Godfather".

[laughs]

Joe Fox: Sorry, it's from "The Godfather". It's when the... uh, when the movie producer realizes that Tom Hagen is an emissary of Vito Corleone. It's just before the horse's head ends up in the bed with all the bloody sheets, you know, wakes up and it's... AAHH! AAAHH! AAAHH! AAAHH!

[pause]

Joe Fox: Never mind.