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:37:00
-Has he ever told you about that?
-No. Tell me.

:37:04
No, you ask Sam.
:37:05
Oh, please. He won't tell me.
:37:07
You'd better ask Sam.
He likes to do things his own way.

:37:11
-You're just as mean as he is.
-That's us.

:37:13
-Mean Mike and Mean Sam.
-Well, you are.

:37:17
Would you like a drink, Mike Talman?
:37:19
No. No, thank you.
:37:22
Are these Sam's, these pictures?
:37:25
-Yes.
-Yeah, l thought so.

:37:28
Hey, here's one of me.
:37:33
l sure have put on a few pounds
since those days.

:37:37
Tell me something,
did you know Sam then?

:37:40
No, we only met a year ago,
not long after my accident.

:37:45
You--?
:37:47
You lost your sight in an accident?
:37:49
Yes, in a car crash
or really the fire from the crash.

:37:54
One day, l was practicing
crossing at the lights...

:37:57
...and the cars were piling up
around me like mad, and...

:38:01
...suddenly, a man named Sam
grabbed me.

:38:04
And that was that.
:38:08
Gloria?
:38:10
-Who's that?
-A little girl.

:38:13
Come in, Gloria.
:38:22
She went out.
:38:26
Well, l'm sorry to have missed Sam,
but l'm happy to have met you.

:38:30
You're very lovely.
Sam's lucky.

:38:33
So's Susy.
:38:36
Goodbye.
:38:38
Please tell Sam that l stopped by.
:38:41
Next time l come in from Phoenix,
l'll drop a line first.

:38:45
Thank you forever and ever for--
:38:47
Oh, Lord! Hello? Are you still there?
:38:50
I have to have your address.
:38:51
Listen, l can't tell you how sorry l am
to have kept you.

:38:55
You're wonderfully good
to have stuck around.

:38:57
-did you find the fire?
-Yes, it's out.


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