The Talk of the Town
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1:06:00
I can't tell you in what capacity.
Not just yet.

1:06:03
But I'll need someone there with me,
more than a secretary.

1:06:08
Someone I can trust and respect.
1:06:11
It would be an important job, for life.
1:06:15
It would mean your giving up
your career in Lochester...

1:06:19
...so I can't urge you to take it,
but I sincerely wish you would.

1:06:25
- Well, I don't know what to say.
- I realize...

1:06:29
But all I'm asking now
is that you will consider it.

1:06:35
- Yes, I will, thank you.
- That's wonderful.

1:06:39
- Here we are.
- All ready?

1:06:41
- Come on, Miss Shelley.
- That's good.

1:06:44
My dear professor.
1:06:46
- Did you make these, Joseph?
- Not bad, eh?

1:06:49
- Why the soup plates? There's no soup.
- No soup, eh? No soup.

1:06:54
Joseph, while strolling in town...
No, that's a bad beginning.

1:06:58
My dear Joseph, to cement the bond
that binds our happy family together...

1:07:05
...what could
be more fitting than...

1:07:09
Borscht! It's that rubber band.
Pulaski's, I'd know it anywhere.

1:07:13
- Wait a minute. I won't get a taste.
- Fancy you thinking of that.

1:07:20
With an egg in it.
1:07:22
- You scared me, professor.
- Is that the kind your mother made?

1:07:26
- What?
- Is that the kind your mother made?

1:07:29
- Yeah, almost. Here we go.
- Use the cup.

1:07:32
I'm an old hand at this, don't worry.
Nectar, Miss Shelley. Nectar.

1:07:37
Don't spill it.
Give me lots, I love it.

1:07:51
What are you going to do?
1:07:54
- Call the police.
- No, no you won't do that.

1:07:59
Professor...

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