:15:01
You didn't wind your clock again today,
did you?
:15:04
No. So because you didn't wind your clock,
I have to get up at 2:00 in the morning.
:15:08
I'm sorry, I didn't realize.
Are you sleeping now?
:15:13
How could I be sleeping
when I'm up talking to you?
:15:15
So, as long as you're up,
did you hear from the potato chips?
:15:19
Yes. They said they're not interested.
:15:21
Positively?
:15:23
I'm sorry, Uncle Willy.
I'll keep looking, I promise.
:15:26
But not tonight. Let's all get some sleep.
:15:29
I'll be up to see you Wednesday.
Helen sends her love.
:15:31
- Good night, Uncle Willy.
- When are you coming up? Wednesday?
:15:34
Yeah. Probably Wednesday.
:15:38
Good night, Willy.
:15:42
All right, I won't bother you anymore.
See you Wednesday.
:15:45
Don't forget my Variety and the cigars.
You listening?
:15:49
And tell the potato chips
I turned them down.
:15:52
I'm not interested anymore.
:15:56
To hell with all of them.
:16:01
We've got a deal,
if you think you can deliver them.
:16:04
They're both dying to work together.
:16:06
Nothing's come along until this
that's excited them.
:16:08
I'll have the contract signed
and on your desk by Monday.
:16:11
But when I think of what Jim
has done to Jessie
:16:14
And he's not really sorry, I can tell
:16:16
When a man is caught on alcohol,
he's a whole other person
:16:20
He doesn't want to admit
:16:22
Hello? Who's this?
:16:26
Never mind. It's the tea.
:16:28
He was drinking when I first knew him,
but it was never like this
:16:32
And even now,
I suppose there are one or two days
:16:35
when he doesn't take a drink
but I don't know
:16:39
We'll be back with General Hospital
:16:41
right after this brief message
from Lipton tea
:16:44
Don't worry, I'm not going anyplace.