:21:01
This was your idea.
:21:03
What difference does that make?
He's your father, and he might die.
:21:06
Would you get aboard,
please?
:21:31
You, uh...
you okay?
:21:37
I don't know.
:21:39
Frankly, I don't know
how I'm supposed to feel.
:21:42
I'm sorry he's hurt.
I want him to get better.
:21:47
But l...
I hardly remember my father.
:21:49
Your mother never took the time
to fill you in on him?
:21:52
All she ever told me was that
he was in the oil business,
:21:56
and that he was
a wonderful man...
:21:58
and that she was
the wrong woman for him.
:22:00
When I was old enough to realize
how unhappy it made her,
:22:03
I stopped asking questions.
:22:04
Well, she couldn't exactly rap him for
all the dough he must've been sending her.
:22:08
She never took a penny
from him, that I know.
:22:10
Her name was Randolph, of Randolph
Department Stores in San Francisco.
:22:13
Oh, yeah, Randolph.
Well, that, uh...
:22:16
That made it easy for her
to walk out on him, didn't it?
:22:19
You're struggling to be
some sort of boor.
:22:22
- No, I just know it wasn't Chance's fault.
- Were you there?
:22:24
No, no, but I got
a clear picture now.
:22:26
He had the bad luck
to marry a complete bitch.
:22:29
Shorty, it's getting
hard to breathe in here.
:22:32
- Why don't you go forward?
- l...
:22:34
I, uh...
:22:37
I will.
:22:43
Look, I'm sorry.
:22:45
It's just that your dad,
:22:47
he means...
:22:50
I-I'm sorry.