:38:02
I believe in large families. Don't you?
:38:04
Yes indeedy. Seems like folks now
have just stopped having kids.
:38:08
May I, ma'am?
- Thank you.
:38:11
It must be the high cost of living.
- Or television.
:38:16
Between the late-show at night
and Dave Garroway in the morning,
:38:20
it seems like there ain't much time.
:38:29
How about a coffee?
:38:31
No, ma'am.
:38:34
I ain't used to these hours.
Back home we'd be just getting up now.
:38:40
Well,
:38:43
it's been a real pleasure, ma'am.
:38:46
Goodnight.
- Goodnight.
:38:49
Don't let him go without your number.
You may never see him again.
:38:53
Mr. Stetson!
:38:56
Ma'am?
- Since you're all alone in New York,
:39:00
if there's anything you need
and I can help, my number is Plaza 2
:39:04
2-7-4-8.
- 2-2-7
:39:08
4-8.
:39:09
I'll remember that. Bye.
- Bye.
:39:14
I'd say 5 or 6 days ought to do it.
:39:19
It's so nice to meet a man
you feel you can trust.
:39:26
He respected you.
He didn't even try to kiss you.
:39:30
Maybe you just don't appeal to him.
:39:33
He didn't write your number down.
:39:36
Why didn't you think to ask
where he was staying?
:39:46
Hello?
- Ma'am, this is Rex Stetson.
:39:51
Hello. - I hope
I didn't wake you up.
:39:55
Not at all. - I just had to think
about your generous offer and all,