Emily Is Open for Business | Gilmore Girls
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0:04 You do realize you just leaped out of a moving vehicle.
0:07 Everything cannot be on your schedule, Richard.
0:10 Now, where is it?
0:10 I know I put it in here.
0:13 In all the years we've been together,
0:14 I have never seen you behave as irrationally as Emily, I'm talking to you.
0:18 Would you stop?
0:19 Emily, this feud of ours has now reached comical heights
0:22 that Charlie Chaplin himself would find hilarious, and he's dead.
0:26 Don't follow me, Richard.
0:27 Oh, wait.
0:28 Come back.
0:29 Let me get you a cab.
0:30 Not a Derby.
0:38 What are you doing?
0:39 I'm looking for my European luggage,
0:41 which some imbecile has chosen to hide from me.
0:44 What do you need your European luggage for?
0:45 To put things in.
0:47 Wait, you're making a mess.
0:48 I don't care if I'm making a mess.
0:50 Well, who's going to clean all this up?
0:51 You?
0:51 Yes, me.
0:52 Or the maid.
0:53 Or perhaps Pennilyn Lott can come by after one
0:55 of your clandestine lunches and take a stab at it.
0:58 Oh, for heaven's sake, not that again.
0:59 She's just a friend.
1:01 I am going to Europe, Richard.
1:03 I'm going to Europe, and I'm going to have a marvelous time.
1:05 I'm going to get up at 10:00,
1:07 and I'm going to have two glasses of wine at lunch every single day.
1:10 Only prostitutes have two glasses of wine at lunch.
1:13 Well, then buy me a boa and drive me to Reno, because I am open for business.
1:17 I I can't talk to you when you're like this.
1:18 I'm going to bed.
1:19 You go to bed, I'll go to France.
1:41 RICHARD!
1:43 RICHARD!
1:45 THE DOOR'S STUCK, RICHARD!
1:49 THIS ISN'T FUNNY!
2:16 RICHARD!
2:17 RICHARD!
2:18 EMILY?
2:19 YOU LOCKED ME IN!
2:21 I did not lock you in.
2:22 YOU CERTAINLY DID LOCK me in.
2:24 Well, the door must be jammed.
2:25 Did you try jiggling the knob?
2:27 I suppose I could do that, OR YOU COULD
2:29 JUST GET THE HELL DOWN HERE AND LET ME OUT!
2:31 GIVE ME A MOMENT, PLEASE.
2:33 If you don't come down here right now, I WILL CLIMB OUT THE WINDOW.
2:36 Do not climb out the window.
2:38 I will.
2:39 I will climb out the window right now.
2:40 Don't you dare.
2:42 I'm doing it.
2:44 I'm climbing out the window.
2:45 You better not climb out the window.
2:48 Damn it.
2:49 Emily Gilmore, I better not catch you climbing out the window.
2:54 I'm out the window.
2:55 I'm out the window.
2:58 Get down from there.
2:59 No.
3:00 Emily, get back here.
3:02 Emily!
3:12 Are you having an aneurysm or something?
3:14 Get inside and put this on.
3:16 Get away from me.
3:17 Do you seriously think that after 39 years of marriage,
3:20 I would resort to locking you in a basement?
3:22 I don't know what you resort to.
3:23 I don't know who you are at all.
3:25 I knew the mental illness in your family would catch up with you eventually.
3:28 Aunt Carol was not mentally ill.
3:29 She was athletic.
3:32 Oh, fine.
3:37 Is there some sort of problem here, folks?
3:39 No, there's no problem.
3:40 We got a call from some of your neighbors complaining about a disturbance.
3:42 We apologize.
3:43 We're going inside right now.
3:45 Do not tell me what to do.
3:47 Can we have your security password, please?
3:48 Look, it's getting late.
3:49 So, either shoot us or go away.
3:51 Fine.
3:52 We'll just write up a report here and be on our way.
3:55 Are you happy, Richard?
3:56 Now there's a report.
3:58 And a report means we'll be in the police blotter.
4:00 Pennilyn Huffington reads the police blotter religiously.
4:03 It's like heroin to her.
4:04 You've turned us into the scandal of the neighborhood.
4:06 Do you know what, Emily?
4:09 If nothing else, this display tonight demonstrates clearly
4:12 that you are no longer the woman I married.
4:16 The woman you married was your partner.
4:18 You listened to her.
4:18 You consulted with her.
4:19 You respected her.
4:21 So, you are right, Richard.
4:22 I am definitely not the woman you married.
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