:07:01
- Hi, honeybunch, come join the party.
- Half a minute.
:07:05
Stu, l didn't realize how much
l missed that ugly old mug of yours.
:07:10
Get out of those clothes
and we'll have one quick swim.
:07:13
- l'm not up to it. l'm feeling my age.
- You're a year younger than l am.
:07:19
Yeah, you were always
pulling seniority on me at camp.
:07:24
Remember how we'd take off
our suits and swim for miles?
:07:28
- We just never got tired.
- Yeah.
:07:31
We had nice,
new, pink lungs in those days.
:07:34
And the water up there, remember?
That transparent light-green water.
:07:39
lt felt different. A beautiful feeling.
We could've swum around the world.
:07:45
That was before we ever touched
a drink or a cigarette.
:07:48
- Or a girl!
- Or a girl.
:07:50
That doesn't sap a man's strength.
:07:53
- Or l'd be in a wheelchair today.
- Ned Merrill!
:07:56
- Peggy.
- Ned Merrill, still bragging.
:08:00
l've heard those old schoolboy stories.
You all made them up.
:08:03
So you figured that one out,
have you? Let me look at you.
:08:08
Let's settle this nonsense
about taking a plane.
:08:11
- Settle it with him. l like it here.
- Lucinda'll be disappointed as hell.
:08:16
l don't think that's exactly true.
:08:18
l could run you to our house.
To say hello.
:08:21
- Don, how about using your car?
- Well, sure, but...
:08:25
They haven't time. We promised to
stop at the Grahams' for a quick drink.
:08:30
- Will you come?
- Of course he will.
:08:33
- You haven't seen their pool, have you?
- Whose?
:08:35
- The Grahams.
- The Grahams put in a pool?
:08:38
Oh, yeah. They nurse it like a baby.
:08:42
- When did they put in a pool?
- June.
:08:46
- June?
- Did you get the suits off the line?
:08:49
l forgot about them.
:08:51
lf they're damp, l have
some plastic bags.
:08:54
Do the Biswangers have a pool?
:08:56
- Biswangers?
- Those awful people on Red Coat Road.