1:40:00
But the days are getting shorter,
Mrs. Sheff.
1:40:03
- And I want some bologna.
- I have some nice bologna with garlic.
1:40:07
Over on this side.
1:40:08
Oh, excuse me.
1:40:14
I'll be with you in a minute.
1:40:23
Mrs. Wright.
1:40:24
Hope you don't mind my coming.
I should've called.
1:40:27
Oh, don't apologize.
It's a pleasure. It's an honor.
1:40:30
I bet you haven't been in many
grocery stores, have you?
1:40:33
It's too bad it isn't tomorrow.
I'm getting a new slicing machine.
1:40:37
Paul bought it for me.
Cuts bread and everything.
1:40:40
Would you believe it?
You push a button:
1:40:42
The slices come out even.
1:40:43
I don't think Mrs. Wright
came to hear these things, Rudy.
1:40:49
- Will you come upstairs, Mrs. Wright?
- Thank you.
1:41:03
Mrs. Wright of Fifth Avenue,
friend of the family.
1:41:07
- I've got friends on Second Avenue.
- I'll cut your bologna.
1:41:13
Why did you come here?
You didn't have to.
1:41:17
I have one virtue, Mrs. Boray.
I've never lied to myself.
1:41:22
I've lived a meaningless and absurd life
among silly and rather futile people.
1:41:27
I tried to run away from it.
1:41:29
The easiest way, of course,
was drinking.
1:41:34
- But it didn't work.
- And now it's Paul?
1:41:37
Another chance to run away.
Another chance to escape.
1:41:41
Oh, no. No, Paul
never meant that to me.
1:41:45
Do you know why I tried
to help him at first?
1:41:48
I thought he needed
my money. But he didn't.
1:41:51
He wants to marry you. Marry.
1:41:55
You've been married before, Mrs. Wright.
How many times? Three, four?