:28:15
Don't you want any?
:28:17
Yes, a little later.
:28:19
That's what you say, but once
I turn my back, you don't touch it.
:28:28
Another drop?
:28:32
One has to keep one's strength up.
:28:36
I know you've never been
the type to pack on the pounds.
:28:49
But this is too much.
:28:52
Really...
:28:54
you're as skinny as a bird.
:28:56
Someone has to be there to serve you
when you come home so late.
:29:03
There's a knot in these laces.
Can you get it out?
:29:11
In the beginning...
:29:13
In the beginning...
:29:15
you didn't spend
all your nights out.
:29:17
I can't hang around here
all the time...
:29:20
with that damn organ
blasting in our ears.
:29:23
I'm exhausted...
and from doing nothing!
:29:26
The same old story
from morning till night.
:29:29
Your old aunt works, Julie works...
:29:31
but you, you're still in bed!
:29:34
What kind of work should I do?
:29:37
I never learned a trade.
:29:39
Work as a day laborer?
Never.
:29:42
You could have accepted
that caretaker position last week.
:29:45
Room and free heat.
:29:47
A caretaker.
Now that's what I call a job!
:29:49
A caretaker! Who, me?
:29:51
- You haven't taken a good look at me.
- Liliom is an artist at heart.
:29:55
"An artist at heart."
In other words, a loafer.
:29:58
Starting fights...
that's his best work.