I'll take no excuse to keep me out.

[mcconaughey]

At twenty-one, Sarah was a very agreeable young lady. In fact, it was the opinion of many that young Sarah resembled an attenuated Audrey Hepburn, minus the pin curls. She was fluent in French and she spent all her money hard-earned at her grocery store job on black eyeliner and smudged it over her eyes before she ever left the house, no excuses.

Comments

[l_donaldson]

and what happened then when she woke up.

[mcconaughey]

I think she wondered why she had come over in the first place. You're the first to ask that question in all the times I've told this story.

[l_donaldson]

i'm surprised.

[mcconaughey]

I am too, actually. But I like that that was the first thing that came to mind. You can't handle things without conclusions and I'm sort of the same.

[l_donaldson]

the suspense was killing me. did they do it, or did they not.

[mcconaughey]

Oh, of course not. She looked at me like, how in the hell did this happy and she definitely socked me in the jaw. I am probably still in love with her a little. At least the idea of her. I like a woman than can handle herself.