| Yeah but sometimes, you see, it’s not that easy, you know what I mean?
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| Not all the cupcakes and Jesus juice like you might assume
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| Yeah a lot of times, I’ll admit it, it’s not easy being handsome
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| Being a model, being a graduate even of the Handsome Boy Modeling School
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| Cause they… they pick on you, they make you… you know… say, «You gotta go on
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| the runway.»
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| Then two minutes later, you have to change and go again
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| And the restroom is full, yeah, but they, you know you have…
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| Can’t get into the restrooms then they say, «You walk so slow this time, you,
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| steps, uh, too tiny.»
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| This what they say, «Tiny steps.»
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| Well yes, tiny steps, you eh walk with your legs crossed together tiny steps if
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| you couldn’t get into the restroom!
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| What do you want, you know? |
| I said, «Let me go in last.»
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| If, for instance, there is some, eh, problem, you know, on the stage
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| If… if there is… no… no one will slip on it, is what I’m saying,
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| you know what I mean?
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| So let me go on last. |
| They says, «No, you have to…
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| Mr. Zack has to go on last to take the big bow,» you know, like he did something
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| You know what I mean? |
| He stole everybody else’s clothes designs
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| What? |
| He takes the bow, he slips, it’s not my fault, it…
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| It was so crowded they couldn’t get into the men’s room and I should get paid,
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| it’s all I know
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| Since I’ve graduated, I uh… I got to say uh… I will say nine out of ten jobs
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| Just… just, you know, just marvelous, everybody so nice to you
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| They. |
| they can’t treat you better but every once a while you run into, like,
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| this jerk, you know, like Mr. Zack
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| You know, and he slips on the runway and says it’s all my fault
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| When you can’t even get into the restroom cause there’s too many people lined
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| up and they say, «You're on the runway next.»
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| Yeah, sometimes it gets to be a little lonely, alone in the hotel room when you
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| just waiting for a show to come up
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| They, they pick you up at the airport and then they say
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| «Just see you in the morning.» |
| Then they don’t even make no plans for you to go
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| some place
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| And you gotta go there and there’s so many people
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| They give you clothes, half the time they don’t even fit
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| And then, it’s just all the jealousy cause, you know, if you’re handsome and
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| that and other ones, they…
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| They treat you, you know, somehow like they jealous of you
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| Just cause, you know, you’re a little more handsome then them
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| And then they… they eat all of the food
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| They eat, there’s no food left, you know
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| They say, «Jesus juice.» |
| Very funny. |
| You know, they have the Jesus juice
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| It’s a terrible wine. |
| They just call it to make it glamorous or something
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| And the food stinks. |
| Usually, this… this junk, you know?
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| Even… even if you like to eat, you couldn’t eat it
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| Then they said they gonna pick you up to take you back to the airport
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| They don’t even show, they have… they… they… they… said, they, you know
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| «The hotel’s got the van, you could go.» |
| They said they would pick me up
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| Why do I have the van? |
| And they don’t reimburse you, like they say
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| They say, «Well you ate so much.» |
| You know, I don’t know
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| I like to… and then the catalogs… they don’t even send it to you when you done
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| with them
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| You know, like who wants me anyway. |
| What?
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| They say they gonna have a hair stylist there, there ain’t no hair stylist,
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| you know?
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| One, maybe, yes, for what, 50 people, you know what I mean? |
| «You gotta bring
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| your own scissors too,» They say
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| They have… they misplaced my scissors. |
| What? |
| Whoever heard of a hair stylist
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| has no scissors?
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| They say, «We just style it, we don’t cut it.» |
| What? |
| In Italy, they have to cut,
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| you know what I mean?
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| A barber is a what, a hair stylist, it means barber. |
| No, what, you mean,
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| no… cut?
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| My own mousse? |
| What? |
| Think I have my own mousse? |
| I have no mousse
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| Sometimes, like, if you… if you wet and then you socks get wet
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| Then you have no other socks with you, you know what I mean?
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| Turn them inside out? |
| No, doesn’t work. |
| They say, «Change your socks,» they say
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| Yes, the one for two dollar one? |
| What? |
| I have no, deh, in the hotel room
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| It’s fifty miles from here out near the boondocks
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| And they put you next to a place near Sears, I go to Sears for breakfast |
| You know, once I was a model for socks
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| And I thought, you know, this is a good, eh… modeling for socks… it’s good
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| You don’t have to, you know eh… get all cleaned up the night before, you know
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| That’s one good thing. |
| You know, you could go unshaved and that
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| Then they says, «Well, you can’t do shoes.» |
| I say, «What?»
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| They say, «No, if you… if you did socks, then you can’t be model for shoes
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| That’s the rules.» |
| Who says this? |
| Who makes these things up?
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| That if you’re a sock model, you can’t do shoes
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| You have to… only the shoe models can do shoes. |
| This is just makes me sick
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| I just… I just turned down a job. |
| They said they were looking for a
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| handkerchief model
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| I say, «I could do it.» |
| They says, «What, you left handed or right handed?
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| «I says, «Right handed.»
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| They says, «No, you have to be left handed.» |
| I said I could do it.
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| They says, «No, you says you was right handed.»
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| I says, «I made a mistake. |
| I’m left handed.» |
| They says, «Prove it.
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| «How am I gonna prove this, you know what I mean?
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| So I take my handkerchief off from my left hand, right? |
| They said,
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| «You didn’t do that very smooth.»
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| I say, «OK, lemme try again.» |
| They say, «Why do you have to try again?
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| You left handed, you do it.»
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| I said, «Just shut up and gimme the uh… the Kleenex. |
| Let me show you with
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| Kleenex
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| I won’t ruin another one of my hankies.»
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| Anyway, I’m just… I don’t know what that did |