send you my address…the sensitive nature of my work for the government demands utmost secrecy. "Utmost" means the highest level. This is Travis’ way of telling his parents why he can never see them. I have been going with a girl for several months and I know you’d be proud if you could see her. "To go with a girl" is a casual way of saying to go out with her in a romantic way, perhaps by going out on lots of dates. No more will we the people bear the burden of the suffering for the few. "To bear a burden" is to accept the pain or trouble that goes with a certain responsibility or situation. This is Palantine’s way of suggesting he is with the masses of people against the rich or powerful. Travis decides to save Iris, whether she wants to be saved or not. You looking for some action? A typical way for a prostitute to ask a man on the street if he is interested in their services. Officer, I swear I’m clean. You gonna bust me for nothing? In this context, to be "clean" means to have taken no illegal drugs in the recent past nor to be in possession of them. "To bust" a person is to arrest them for having done something illegal. You’re a real cowboy. The well-known men who took care of cattle (cows) in the old American West, who went from place to place on horseback. You can cum on her, fuck her in the mouth, fuck her in the ass. She’ll get your cock so hard she’ll make it explode. To "cum" (same pronunciation as "come") is to have an orgasm. A "cock" is a common slang word for a penis. But no rough stuff. A way of referring to activity that is painful or violent. Catch you later, copper. "Catch you later" is a very slangy way of saying "see you later." "Copper" is a ridiculous way of saying cop, or police officer. I’m no cop. :: Well if you are, it’s entrapment already! "Entrapment" is a legal word that refers to the action of the police or government officials to convince a person to commit a crime that they normally would not have done. If a person can prove that they were in fact entrapped (seduced!), they cannot be found guilty of the crime. I’m hip. :: Buddy, you don’t look hip. "Hip" is a very slangy way of saying young and modern and fashionable, or more colloquially, cool. "Buddy" is another word for friend, though it is often used sarcastically when the speaker doesn’t even know the person they are speaking to. Looks aren’t everything. "Looks" refers to general physical appearance. This is a sad little comment that one would say to a person who is upset because they know they are not good-looking. I’m timing you, too. "To time" a person is to see how long they take to do something (In this case, to make sure Travis has paid enough for Iris). Remember you got into this Che
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