David Mamet

The penguin fucks the nun and the rhinoceros eats them both.

But let me tell you, a penguin, a nun, and an ostrich go into a whorehouse. Where's the rhino? He's taking tickets. Oh, my God. And they say the whorehouse is an old brick building on a quiet residential street, the kind of street where maybe your grandfather and grandmother were. I want to know what happened in the whorehouse. I don't want you to tell me how it was built. Right.

But let me tell you, a penguin, a nun, and an ostrich go into a whorehouse. Where's the rhino? He's taking tickets. Oh, my God. And they say the whorehouse is an old brick building on a quiet residential street, the kind of street where maybe your grandfather and grandmother were. I want to know what happened in the whorehouse. I don't want you to tell me how it was built. Right.

But let me tell you, a penguin, a nun, and an ostrich go into a whorehouse. Where's the rhino? He's taking tickets. Oh, my God. And they say the whorehouse is an old brick building on a quiet residential street, the kind of street where maybe your grandfather and grandmother were. I want to know what happened in the whorehouse. I don't want you to tell me how it was built. Right.

A couple of times I wrote with other people, but at some point I stopped doing it because even when I wrote with them, I'd say, you know, thanks a lot, go sit down.

A couple of times I wrote with other people, but at some point I stopped doing it because even when I wrote with them, I'd say, you know, thanks a lot, go sit down.

A couple of times I wrote with other people, but at some point I stopped doing it because even when I wrote with them, I'd say, you know, thanks a lot, go sit down.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I got out of college and I was unemployable because I didn't know anything. I didn't know anybody. And the idea that someone was going to support me, meaning my parents, was unheard of, both in my generation and in my family. So I came back and I got a bunch of jobs. I worked at everything in the world because you could always get a job in Chicago.

I got out of college and I was unemployable because I didn't know anything. I didn't know anybody. And the idea that someone was going to support me, meaning my parents, was unheard of, both in my generation and in my family. So I came back and I got a bunch of jobs. I worked at everything in the world because you could always get a job in Chicago.

I got out of college and I was unemployable because I didn't know anything. I didn't know anybody. And the idea that someone was going to support me, meaning my parents, was unheard of, both in my generation and in my family. So I came back and I got a bunch of jobs. I worked at everything in the world because you could always get a job in Chicago.

And I got involved in theater, and I saw some stuff that I found very provocative, so I started writing plays about it. One was, as I said, I used to play in this poker game with a bunch of thieves, and then I used to work in a boiler room selling land over the telephone.

And I got involved in theater, and I saw some stuff that I found very provocative, so I started writing plays about it. One was, as I said, I used to play in this poker game with a bunch of thieves, and then I used to work in a boiler room selling land over the telephone.

And I got involved in theater, and I saw some stuff that I found very provocative, so I started writing plays about it. One was, as I said, I used to play in this poker game with a bunch of thieves, and then I used to work in a boiler room selling land over the telephone.

The boiler room used to be you put 20 guys on a phone in a room and they have to call up the people and say, oh, you know, Mr. Lee, I see that you were interested in land because you wrote in for our brochure about land in Arizona.

The boiler room used to be you put 20 guys on a phone in a room and they have to call up the people and say, oh, you know, Mr. Lee, I see that you were interested in land because you wrote in for our brochure about land in Arizona.

The boiler room used to be you put 20 guys on a phone in a room and they have to call up the people and say, oh, you know, Mr. Lee, I see that you were interested in land because you wrote in for our brochure about land in Arizona.

Exactly. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I saw these things that interested me.