:20:02
If I knew the man's affairs
were in order, his will made out,
:20:07
his insurance paid up, no loose ends,
well, I'd see no reason to tell him.
:20:14
Well, suppose he were an old friend,
like me.
:20:18
Are your affairs in order,
will made out, insurance paid up?
:20:22
The I wouldn't tell you. Anything else
I can do for you, George?
:20:33
Goodbye, Mr. Kimball.
:20:39
See you in church!
:20:48
Judy?
Yeah?
:20:51
Come on, we're teeing off at 2:30.
- Just a second. - What are you doing?
:20:56
Making George's sleeping pills.
- What are you, a pharmacist?
:20:59
I'm a very smart wife.
You know George.
:21:03
He's convinced he can't sleep
without a pill, but I know it's sugar.
:21:07
And it works? - It has for 5 years.
You know something else?
:21:11
When he takes two
he goes to sleep twice as fast.
:21:15
That's a story for a medical journal!
- That'd ruin everything. - Why?
:21:19
He reads it every week.
- Oh, no!
:21:29
Hi, George.
- Hello, Arnold.
:21:31
Ruth is flying to her mother's,
the kids are in camp, and I'm alone.
:21:37
And unafraid.
:21:40
What are you doing?
- Eating.
:21:43
Nuts? George Kimball? Cholesterol?
:21:48
What's the matter?
You seem kind of down.
:21:54
Arnold, can I take you into my
confidence? - You can, George.