:17:00
Well, my father went to school
with your father.
:17:03
- He did?
- Yeah. My name's Burke, Alex Burke.
:17:07
Oh. My name is Tuttle, Laurie Tuttle.
:17:10
Hiya, Tuttle.
:17:12
- Hiya, Burke.
- Hi.
:17:14
Um, in this pocket
I have a letter to your father. Is he home?
:17:18
Just missed him, he's on his way
to the music foundation.
:17:21
- He's the dean of faculty there.
- Wonderful.
:17:24
I also have a letter to the president
of the foundation. How do I get there?
:17:29
Two blocks east of Lamont
and there you are.
:17:31
- The foundation?
- No, the traffic booth.
:17:33
- Thanks.
- Only kidding.
:17:35
The policeman there
will tell you the rest of the way.
:17:39
By the way, what are you having
for dinner tonight?
:17:42
Um, roast duck. Why?
:17:45
Duck? Wonderful, it's my favourite.
:17:47
You know something,
what with the pups and dinner tonight,
:17:52
this is about the third happiest day of my life.
:17:55
But nobody asked you to dinner.
:17:57
Your father will. I'll see to it.
:18:02
Those bottle feedings - for the first six
weeks, two every night at 2am and 6am.
:18:06
I'll see you.
:18:18
Oh, don't set an extra place, don't bother.
:18:20
- He won't even be here.
- You wanna bet?
:18:23
He has a letter for Pop,
that doesn't mean he'll be invited to dinner.
:18:27
Not only will he come to dinner
but he'll tell us where to sit.
:18:31
And he'll do the carving, and dominate
the conversation completely.
:18:36
And I'll bet you he has two desserts.
:18:38
- Oh, Laurie.
- My impression of Mr Burke.
:18:41
- Sounds like a vacuum cleaner salesman.
- Foot in the door type.
:18:44
You girls will have to share him
because I'll be devoting my charms to Bob.
:18:49
Laurie, here comes Pop.
:18:51
- And alone.
- I don't believe it.
:18:56
Well, I'll be...