:29:02
Take the jacket out of your mouth,
sweetheart.
:29:13
Boy, sometimes they're too much for me.
:29:17
But then l can't afford
a woman coming in anymore.
:29:21
l think you manage quite well.
:29:23
Well, l just laugh all day long.
:29:26
l'm glad you called.
:29:30
Tell me, have you seen Charlie?
:29:34
Yes, l saw him last night.
:29:36
Wanted to see the kids...
:29:38
...and then he started playing
a little Russian roulette with his revolver.
:29:42
What happened?
:29:44
What could l do? l went next door,
we finally got him to stop.
:29:47
What do you tell your children...
:29:49
...when they ask why their father
tried to shoot himself?.
:29:53
What did you tell them?
:29:55
l just said it was a special kind of sickness
that some people have...
:29:59
...and that there are doctors
who could cure it...as if they could.
:30:06
Do you know where he's living right now?
:30:09
l don't know and l don't care anymore.
:30:14
He's so sick.
He shouldn't be allowed to carry a gun.
:30:23
Do you know that he was living
in North Beach with some nude dancer?
:30:33
Oh, well, l'm glad l'm over that one.
:30:37
l do have to survive.
:30:39
You will.
:30:43
You know, Harry, if l ask you
a personal question, would you mind?
:30:49
Sure, go ahead.
:30:51
Are you sure?
Because, well, it's a little difficult.
:30:57
Look, we've been friends a long time,
go ahead and ask.