:38:00
Yeah, the New Old.
:38:03
Is Charlie
on the desk?
:38:13
- What's a six-letter word
meaning embezzlement? - Prison.
:38:21
I'll bet that's Og.
:38:23
He's got her bettin' now.
She never gambled 'fore she met him.
:38:26
- Hello, Og.
- Hello, dear.
:38:30
Still working on
your crossword puzzle book?
:38:33
Uh-huh.
I'll tell you one on Grandma.
:38:35
I asked them to give me
a six-letter word meaning embezzlement,
:38:38
and she said, "Prison. "
:38:42
Isn't that a hot one?
:38:45
Huh?
:38:55
- She's right.
- What's the matter with you?
:39:00
I've got something to confess.
Our engagement is off.
:39:04
Og, what are you saying?
:39:08
Oh, well, it's only off
for a while, dear.
:39:11
That is, if you're willing
to wait until I get out of prison.
:39:13
Og, don't scare me!
Oh, stop fooling.
:39:17
- What do you mean?
- Oh, I don't know. I can't think straight.
:39:21
Your father brought a man
into the bank who sold me...
:39:23
his grandmother's paisley shawl
with a beer river running through it.
:39:28
I don't know
what it was!
:39:30
Are you sick? Let me feel your head.
You've got a fever.
:39:34
I don't know what I've got,
but your father got me...
:39:37
to take $500 from the bank funds
and invest it and...
:39:40
- Og!
- Shh. Not so loud.
:39:42
I don't want your mother
or grandmother to hear.
:39:45
And he got me to invest it in telephone,
telegraphs, an electric light company...
:39:50
No, it wasn't a telephone or telegraph.
It was a Beefsteak Mine.
:39:54
A Beefsteak Mine...
Og, have you been drinking?
:39:58
I'm going to tell my mother that my father
got you to drink and steal money from the bank.