PAUL
		(Astonished)
	They're all the same.

		AUGGIE
		(Smiling proudly)
	That's right. More than four thousand pictures
	of the same place. The corner of 3rd Street and
	Seventh Avenue at eight o'clock in the morning.
	Four thousand straight days in all kinds of
	weather.
		(Pause)
	That's why I can never take a vacation. I've
	got to be in my spot every morning. Every
	morning in the same spot at the same time.

		PAUL
		(At a loss. Turns a page,
		 then another page)
	I've never seen anything like it.

		AUGGIE
	It's my project. What you'd call my life's
	work.

		PAUL
		(Puts down the album and picks up
		 another. Flips through the pages and
		 finds more of the same. Shakes his
		 head in bafflement)
	Amazing.
		(Trying to be polite)
	I'm not sure I get it, though. I mean, how did
	you ever come up with the idea to do this ...
	this project?

		AUGGIE
	I don't know, it just came to me. It's my
	corner, after all. It's just one little part of
	the world, but things happen there, too, just
	like everywhere else. It's a record of my
	little spot.

		PAUL
		(Flipping through the album,
		 still shaking his head)
	It's kind of overwhelming.

		AUGGIE
		(Still smiling)
	You'll never get it if you don't slow down,
	my friend.

		PAUL
	What do you mean?

		AUGGIE
	I mean, you're going too fast. You're hardly
	even looking at the pictures.

		PAUL
	But they're all the same.

		AUGGIE
	They're all the same, but each one is different
	from every other one. You've got your bright
	mornings and your dark mornings. You've got
	your summer light and your autumn light. You've
	got your weekdays and your weekends. You've
	got your people in overcoats and galoshes,
	and you've got your people in shorts and
	T-shirts. Sometimes the same people,
	 sometimes different ones. And sometimes the
	different ones become the same, and the same
	ones disappear. The earth revolves around the
	sun, and every day the light from the sun hits
	the earth at a different angle.

		PAUL
		(Looks up from the album at AUGGIE)
	Slow down, huh?

		AUGGIE
	Yeah, that's what I'd recommend. You know how
	it is. Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, time
	creeps on its petty pace.

watch part of this scene here