:15:03
Well, good-bye, dear,
I'm late for work.
:15:05
I hate to talk against
my own kind but I never saw...
:15:09
a man who could appreciate
how hard you women have to work.
:15:13
They think running water over a dish
is all there is to it.
:15:16
They never see you clean the grease
out of the sink...
:15:19
or wiping out of the oven
the gravy...
:15:22
or the apple juice that sizzles over
the side of the dish onto your grill.
:15:25
How would he know that?
:15:28
Listen to this.
:15:30
"Dear Lonesome, though I never
set eyes on you..."
:15:34
Listen. "I know you must be
saintly looking.
:15:37
Only a saint could understand the
burdens of a housewife like you do."
:15:41
They all say the same. They love
his voice, his guitar, his ideas.
:15:46
They should know
some of them.
:15:47
You're not fooling me,
you're proud of him.
:15:50
There hasn't been mail like this
since you started the station.
:16:06
Hello.
:16:09
Hello, Wayne.
:16:14
Oh, so you like the fella?
:16:16
OK, I guess we can put you down
for three one-minute spots.
:16:21
Thanks for calling, bye.
:16:23
Well, advertisers are
actually calling to buy time.
:16:26
This station will make
a little money yet.
:16:28
Go easy on the advertising.
I don't think he wants to stay.
:16:32
Marcia, you found him,
is your job to get him...
:16:44
Honey, whenever you see
this well running dry...
:16:47
you just come over here again.
:16:49
Thas right, Lonesome.
:16:51
I'm afraid thas going
to be your name.
:16:56
My real intimate friends
call me Larry.