:37:03
My tuxedo, for instance.
:37:05
The same tuxedo that for some strange reason
you want me to wear tonight.
:37:08
Well, what's so wrong about getting
dressed up once in a while?
:37:11
Nothing at all, unless it's obviously
an attempt at pretense.
:37:17
And just what is
so pretentious about tonight?
:37:19
Tonight we'll sit down
to one of Sadie's duck dinners.
:37:22
Present will be Porter and Lora Mae,
with whom we've had many such dinners...
:37:25
when you wore slacks
and I didn't bother to shave.
:37:28
But this time, also present will be two
advertising moguls who happen to employ you.
:37:32
Their presence means
a new uniform for Sadie...
:37:34
my children prisoners in their room...
:37:36
and all the pomp and hysteria
usually reserved for coronations.
:37:39
I call that pretense.
:37:41
All right. So I'm out
to impress the boss.
:37:44
What do I get for that, 30 years?
:37:46
Tonight's important to me.
I've planned and worked, shopped...
:37:49
taken the twins off Sadie's hands,
written my program...
:37:51
and I'll be up all night tonight
and it's worth it to me.
:37:53
And as far as
dressing's concerned...
:37:56
you can come in a cowboy suit
for all I care.
:37:58
Ohhh.
:38:00
And why do the chairs have to look
as if nobody ever sat down in them?
:38:05
Because they do! Oh.
:38:10
Aw, come on, Reet.
Let's cut it out.
:38:12
Look...
:38:14
you finish up down here and see
if you can't relax for a few minutes.
:38:17
- Are you all ready except for your dress?
- And combing out my hair.
:38:20
Good. I'll put the twins to bed...
:38:23
and call up the liquor store
to send over the scotch, all right?
:38:29
- George?
- Hmm?
:38:32
Please nojokes about radio. I'm afraid they
don't have much of a sense ofhumor about it.
:38:37
Oh, neither have I.
The time for joking about it has passed.
:38:40
Radio has become a very serious problem now,
like juvenile delinquency.
:38:43
That's what I mean.
Cracks like that.
:38:45
Oh, that wasn't a crack.
I meant it.