More infinite questions

[A moment of silence]

I love this scene when Bob is about to shave but before he does he looks at himself in the mirror, there was a prior scene right after Charlotte offers him a drink at the Bar where he also stares at his reflection on the doors of the elevator. How was this staring essential to the film or Bob? My guess is he looks at himself and thinks he's old and Charlotte is just so young and still there is some chemistry between them.
Oh, and now that I'm here the day when Bob went to the Jonny Carson of Japan's show he had a note of Charlotte's -- were they going to meet the next day? Or that same day? Because the next day she knocks on his door talking about the sushi place I assumed it was the same as the note..
(As you all can see I haven't watched the film a lot)

[findingcharlotte]

Your first impressions are great....

My impression with the elevator door reflection was that ...he was just noticed by " an attractive younger woman " at a bar..( Charlotte ) .so he was perhaps looking for what she saw ...( " Ive still got it " ) kind of look..

No doubt at all Charlotte was the only reason Bob sacrificed himself to that " show " ..( by the way , that TV show was funny to watch as an entire segment on the DVD extras )

[Congruous]

Yeah, FC, the "Johnny Carson" bit is sort of sad when taken in the context of the movie. But seen in its entirety, it is hilarious, and Bob handles himself well.