:14:01
- All right. Make it fast, Driscoll.
- Yes, sir.
:14:03
Mrs. Willoughby was five minutes late
getting back from the doctor's today.
:14:06
- Oh. Five dollars fine off her salary.
- Yes, sir.
:14:09
Hopper sent back the answer
to your latest bid on his property.
:14:12
It's still "no."
He says he doesn't want to make money.
:14:15
Hejust wants to
keep his little place as it is.
:14:17
Edgar Hopper.
:14:18
I haven't run into him
since high school.
:14:23
Hmm. I wonder how many days
I'd get for manslaughter.
:14:27
In Crawleyville,
they wouldn't even fine you, sir.
:14:49
- Hi, Lenny.
- Edgar, you better
watch where you're going.
:14:52
Yeah, you're right, Lenny.
I was looking at the sun.
:14:54
- Aren't you angry?
- Why should I be angry? It was my fault.
:14:57
- Then maybe we could fight.
- There's no sense in doing that, Lenny.
:15:00
You'd kick the heck out of me...
all that football and golf and tennis
and everything.
:15:04
You're a real winner, Lenny.
:15:06
What are you,
an orthodox coward?
:15:08
No, Lenny, I just believe
in passive resistance.
:15:11
Oh. A Mahatma Hopper, I presume.
:15:13
No, as a matter of fact, Gandhi and I
both got it from this guy... Henry Thoreau.
:15:16
You're all covered with mud, Edgar!
:15:19
Oh. I mean, Mr. Hopper.
:15:23
Louisa...
Louisa Foster, isn't it?
:15:25
- Mm-hmm.
- Hey, I haven't seen you
since Mrs. Pritchard's class.
:15:28
Hey, you've grown... or maybe I shrunk.
:15:30
He wouldn't be covered
with all this mud...
:15:32
if he'd let the town
pave that piece of road...
:15:34
in front of his property
like anybody else.
:15:36
It costs too much, Lenny.
:15:38
For what you Crawleys
charge for a bag of cement,
this town oughta be paved with gold.
:15:41
Thanks, Lenny.
Hey, I gotta be going.
:15:44
- I don't wanna keep those trout waiting.
- See you.
:15:46
Uh, don't grow any more, Miss Foster.
:15:49
You're just right now.
Good-bye.
:15:52
Bye.