:27:01
How often do you get in here?
:27:05
I haven't been here since last Christmas.
:27:08
We were going to have
a Thanksgiving party.
:27:12
That's nice.
:27:14
What do you do up there? Just study?
:27:18
I want to be a teacher.
:27:19
Teacher? That's very good.
:27:22
Personally, I admire brains.
:27:24
My brother Charley is a very brainy guy.
He had a couple of years of college.
:27:29
lt isn't just brains. lt's how you use them.
:27:33
Yeah, I get your thought.
:27:36
You know, I've seen you
a lot of times before.
:27:38
Do you remember parochial school
out on Puluski Street?
:27:41
Seven, eight years ago?
:27:43
-Your hair, you had your hair....
-Braids.
:27:45
Looked like a hunk of rope.
:27:48
You had wires on your teeth and glasses.
Everything.
:27:53
You was really a mess.
:27:55
I can get home all right now, thanks.
:27:58
Don't get sore.
I was just kidding you a little bit.
:28:01
I just mean to tell you that you're,
you grew up very nice.
:28:06
Thanks.
:28:08
You don't remember me, do you?
:28:13
I remembered you
the first moment I saw you.
:28:15
By the nose, huh?
:28:20
Some people just got faces that
stick in your mind.
:28:26
I remember you were in trouble
all the time.
:28:28
Now you got me.
:28:31
The way those sisters used to whack me,
I don't know what.
:28:35
They thought they was going to beat
an education into me, but I foxed them.
:28:41
Maybe they just didn't know how
to handle you.
:28:44
How would you have done it?
:28:48
With a little more patience and kindness.
:28:52
That's what makes people
mean and difficult.
:28:54
People don't care enough about them.