:36:03
And when
they don't get them,
they ask you why.
:36:05
Sometimes they don't ask.
:36:09
And they just go ahead
and punish you for
not doing somethin'...
:36:13
you didn't know
you were supposed to do
in the first place.
:36:17
What for instance,
sir?
:36:18
That's a very difficult
question to answer, Sam.
You're never quite sure.
:36:26
It's just that it's
sort of you might say...
relative.
:36:30
Relative to what,
sir?
:36:33
To how they're feelin'
at the moment.
:36:35
And how's that?
You never know.
:36:39
Uh, I don't believe
I really understand what
you're trying to tell me.
:36:43
I know, I know.
I never understood it myself.
:36:46
I never understood it.
:36:49
It's just one
of those things, Sam.
:36:52
It's around.
You just don't ever see it.
:36:57
Now suppose--
:37:00
SupposeJennie started
to cry one day.
:37:04
You don't know
what she's crying about,
so you ask her why.
:37:07
Do you follow me,
Sam?
Yes, sir.
:37:10
You ask her,
and she won't tell ya.
:37:15
And that's when
you ask her...
:37:18
what it was you did
that caused her to cry.
:37:24
She still won't tell ya.
:37:28
And that's when
you start to get angry.
:37:32
But, don't get angry,
Sam.
:37:35
She won't tell you
why she's cryin'
because she doesn't know.
:37:40
Women are like that,
Sam.
:37:43
And it's exasperating.
It's, it's... mmmph!
:37:48
But don't let it
make you angry.
:37:51
No.
:37:53
When she gets like that,
just walk up
and hug her a little bit.
:37:57
'Cause that's all they
really want...