1:26:03
Well, how about you, Mr. Turner?
1:26:05
Oh, no.
I've got splotches all over.
1:26:07
Big, brown ones.
But I never take my clothes off.
1:26:12
WellYou know what I think?
1:26:14
I think you two folks
have this whole problem licked.
1:26:17
None of this nonsense about exercise
and fresh air and sunshine...
1:26:22
when you could be devoting yourselves
to something really important, like drinking.
1:26:25
Now Now, what'll we start with?
1:26:28
Something nice, cold and tall?
1:26:30
Or shall I just fix ya
a real short blast here?
1:26:34
Martin and I don't drink.
1:26:37
Well, you mean, uh, just a sherry?
1:26:40
No, we don't touch it in any form,
either one of us.
1:26:42
That doesn't mean you shouldn't have yours
if you're in the habit of it.
1:26:45
Oh, yes, you go right ahead.
Lots of our friends are drinkers.
1:26:49
Oh. Well, uh, honey,
what would you like?
1:26:53
Oh, just the same old root beer,
I guess.
1:26:56
Root beer. All right.
That's I'll have to get that. Susie?
1:26:59
Root beer's fine for me.
It's in the icebox, isn't it?
1:27:01
Yes. Yes, it's just, uh Make it three.
1:27:05
Okay.
1:27:07
Well, uh, it's too bad you're
just staying till Saturday.
1:27:12
Yes, I'm afraid that's all.
We have a lot of territory to cover yet.
1:27:15
That's too bad. That's, uh
1:27:19
That'sThat's too bad.
1:27:22
Well, what do you say
to a little bridge?
1:27:25
Not for us, thanks.
1:27:27
Cards bore Martin to tears.
1:27:29
- Would anyone like some more coffee?
- No, thank you.
1:27:32
Uh, did you discover any interesting
little restaurants on the road?
1:27:36
What do you mean, "interesting"?
1:27:38
Oh, you know, out of the ordinary.
1:27:41
Oh, yes. No.
1:27:44
Martin and I don't go in
for that sort of thing very much.
1:27:48
We had a pretty good hamburger
at a diner outside North Eureka.
1:27:51
- Plenty of onions.
- South Eureka, wasn't it?
1:27:54
It was North Eureka.
1:27:56
I remember you saying, "They certainly know
how to cook a good hamburger in South Eureka."