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35... 34... 33... 32...
:38:38
...11... 10... 9...
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8... 7... 6...
:38:44
5... 4... 3...
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2... 1.
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Well, coat.
:38:55
Coat.
:39:00
I guess you'll want to know
why I have two watches here.
:39:03
You see, the left watch,
which is my uncle's, runs correctly,
:39:07
and the one which is my watch,
this one on the right here...
:39:09
uh, I've got to explain this to you...
:39:11
happens to be
about five minutes off,
:39:15
so if you notice that I keep
looking at it every few seconds,
:39:17
it's only because
I'm trying to check it now,
:39:19
because I paid $30 to have it fixed.
:39:21
What's for breakfast?
:39:22
Uh... me!
:39:23
Ha ha ha! Very funny!
:39:26
No, what's for breakfast, seriously?
:39:27
Huh?
:39:28
I'd like a four-minute egg.
:39:30
I'd like a four-minute egg,
not sooner or faster.
:39:33
Oh, come on,
forget about breakfast.
:39:35
I'll bet you cook
just like my mother.
:39:37
- Mother?
- Yes.
:39:38
You want a mother figure, honey?
:39:40
No, I mean, I bet
you make a four-minute egg
:39:41
just like my mother
made fantastic four-minute eggs,
:39:43
though my mother
did do one thing...
:39:45
and that was that she'd make me
go to dancing school all the time,
:39:48
and I met a girl named Estelle there,
:39:50
and Estelle was the only girl
who would dance with me, though,
:39:52
and sometimes, uh, Estelle and I
:39:55
would... would...
would be alone in the country.
:39:57
For example,
once we were on a rock,
:39:59
and we made love and...
you know what happened to Estelle?