:46:02
Uh...
:46:03
Beat you that time.
:46:14
- Good morning.
- Oh, good morning.
:46:16
Good morning. We were just
taking a constitutional.
:46:18
Oh, well,
we were just taking a walk.
:46:22
I don't believe
I'll do very much walking.
:46:24
My feet are just killing me.
:46:26
Come on over here and sit down.
No use torturing your feet.
:46:30
You ought to have sense enough
to get shoes that fit you.
:46:35
Well, did you sleep well
last night, Miss Tanner?
:46:37
What did you say?
:46:40
Well, I said did you sleep well
last night, Miss Tanner?
:46:44
Not so good. It was a little
stuffy in my stateroom.
:46:46
Did it bother you?
:46:49
Uh, no, no, I had
all the air I could stand.
:46:53
Let's go down for breakfast.
:46:56
Oh. No, you see, uh,
I don't think so.
:46:59
I never eat breakfast.
:47:01
No, you see,
my father never ate breakfast.
:47:03
In fact, it runs in the family.
:47:05
Oh, I hate to eat alone.
:47:09
I'll have my breakfast
up on deck...
:47:11
and you can sit with me.
:47:13
Well, all right. Surely.
:47:15
- All right. Steward.
- Yes, Ma'am?
:47:17
I'll have my breakfast
on the upper deck.
:47:19
Yes, Ma'am.
:47:20
Come on.
:47:31
It's funny
you don't eat breakfast.
:47:32
It's my favorite meal.
:47:35
Have you been
going without breakfast long?
:47:38
Well, long enough.
:47:40
Don't you ever feel tempted
to eat breakfast?
:47:43
Oh, yes, I do.
:47:45
But it's willpower.
Oh, indeed, yes.
:47:47
Say, isn't it nice
eating up here on deck?
:47:50
Much nicer than the dining room.
:47:52
Yes.
:47:55
You know, last night
I sat opposite to a man...
:47:57
that had the manners of a zoo.
:47:59
- He did?
- Yeah, he dunked.