Do you know Farbman?

Look, could I-- Could I just buy an umbrella?

You went out with my butler?

I want you to come in here.

Yeah.

I hope not.

Easy, Clicky.

Well-- If you call that living.

I don't know why.

We need to find our song.

without sitting in a Farbman.

Hey, George, do me a favor.

I wish that was all I needed.

I'd give you a ride, but I got Karl Farbman here.

Well, how could he not be?

[JERRY GASPS]

Jerry, you need any new furniture?

Ah.

I hear you're taking credit for the twirl.

But where were you during the poncho craze of '84?

Living in that cramped, little apartment.

Why?

Ah. Well, you see, the man who is the butler, uh,

this was downstairs for you.

That's a lovely little bureau-and-breakfast

Who buys an umbrella anyway?

Oh, it was so many years ago. Who cares?

I'm sorry. My hand is numb.

He's giving you furniture?

But in Japan, you're an exotic fruit...

So? For a $25 cleaning,

"Desperado"? Uh-huh.

Please. Too dumb?

Great. Thanks.

[LAUGHS]

I'm sorry.

Sure things will pick up for you.

I care. Clicky cares.

They broadcast a lot of American baseball.

I almost lost my house.

Looks like what you really need is a decent desk

to have no oranges.

Huh.

[SCOFFS]

Well, I'm sure things will pick up for you soon.

What song? "Desperado."

And you're still dating him?

fax machine.

Hey, have you seen these commercials

The Fleckman. Farbman.

You're on that list.

Oops. Oops.

for indigestion drugs?

Boogey?

for them to get into your apartment.

That's right.