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WarpedRecord — 15 years ago(June 29, 2010 06:20 PM)

I thought the scene with the whiny customer who couldn't get her ring to fit was hilarious a rare moment of humor (dark though it was) in a film without much levity. If Jack hadn't been such a great actor, he could have found his calling as a jeweler.

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I think you're onto something there!

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I think that was Penn's homage to legendary 'Chicken Salad Sandwich'-scene in Five Easy Pieces, where Nicholson gets fed up to stiff waitress.

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Now does that look like a f^cking 6 1/2 to you?? hahha

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