Ghost

Artist Molly: “Carl, you’re obsessed.” (0:03)

Banker Sam tells his coworker Carl, “Pitching these Japanese guys makes me so nervous.” (0:04)

Funeral for Sam. Molly grieves. (0:26)

Molly: “Crazy cat.” (0:29)

Sam tells psychic Oda Mae, “You’re out of your mind.” (0:44)

By telephone Oda Mae tells Molly, “I know this is gonna sound a little crazy, but it’s not.” (0:45)

Oda Mae tells Molly, “If you think I’d come all the way down here for my health, you’re out of your mind.” (0:50)

Carl asks Molly, “Are you out of your mind?” (0:56)

Sticker on mailboxes: “Drug Dealers Get Out” (0:57)

Carl tells Sam’s killer Willie Lopez, “Look, these are drug dealers, okay?” (0:58)

A detective tells Molly, “They’re grieving.” (1:03)

Oda Mae tells Sam, “Listen, I’m nervous.”
Sam: ”I know you’re nervous...” (1:22)

Sam tells Oda Mae, referring to Lyle Ferguson, “He’s a social moron...”
”Ferguson was so drunk at that party...” (1:25)

Carl tells Molly, “Things got a little crazy...” (1:36)

References in A Matter of Loaf and Death, The Dialogue: Bruce Joel Rubin, We Have a Ghost