:43:03
What'd you do before this?
:43:06
This and that.
:43:13
l taught school, l kept house...
:43:17
...l waited tables...
:43:19
...l did a little stripping,
l did a little hooking...
:43:23
...and l trod a lot of water.
:43:25
Sounds kind of bleak.
:43:28
Or is it just the way you tell it?
:43:30
Do you ask because
you wanna know the answer...
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...or is it just something you think
a detective should do?
:43:41
l just want you to know l'm here.
:43:47
Did you know that...
:43:49
...sharks can never stop swimming
because they don't have any flotation sacs?
:43:53
l didn't know that.
:43:56
Stick with me, kid. lt ain't much fun,
but it's educational.
:44:01
-Harry Moseby, isn't it?
-Right. First time.
:44:11
Okay, folks, l guess this is as good
a place as any.
:44:32
-Tropical fish.
-lt's the Alaskan finger fish. lt's very rare.
:44:36
-And that's the dorsal view of the Alaskan--
-What about all those sharks swimming?
:44:41
You're worried about sharks,
with Delly in the water?
:44:44
-Well l guess l have to tough it out.
-That's right.
:44:47
Come on in!
:44:50
-Your little girl's waiting for you, Harry.
-Do l really have to?
:44:55
-Paula! Paula, come quickly!
-What is it?
:44:57
-Quick, Paula!
-Delly, stay there!