:29:00
Uncle Willy, do I have your permission
to go and speak to him?
:29:04
- Go speak to him.
- Thank you.
:29:07
But take a towel with you. I'm sorry.
:29:33
- Mr. Clark?
- Sorry I'm late. I got off the wrong exit.
:29:36
Come in. Dad just got up from his nap.
:29:39
He's out in the sunroom.
:29:40
He likes to be up
when the children get home.
:29:42
Mrs. Green, can I ask you a question?
How is his health?
:29:45
I mean, is he up to doing this show
if it all works out?
:29:47
I think it would be
the best thing in the world for him.
:29:50
And he takes very good care of himself.
:29:53
- He's just a little slow, that's all.
- What do you mean, slow?
:29:57
He doesn't like to be rushed.
:29:59
He lets the phone ring eight or nine times
before answering it.
:30:02
He'll take an hour before he opens a letter.
:30:04
He was always like that.
Just the opposite of Willy.
:30:06
I always wondered
how they put up with each other.
:30:09
Dad, Mr. Clark is here.
:30:13
Dad, it's Mr. Clark. He's here.
:30:17
- What?
- It's Ben Clark, Willy's nephew.
:30:21
Willy's nephew?
:30:26
How do you do, Mr. Lewis?
I'm Ben Clark, Willy's nephew.
:30:30
Willy's nephew, Ben.
Sure. Hello, how are you?
:30:33
- Fine, sir.
- Good, good.
:30:35
You're Willy's nephew. Ben, how are you?
:30:39
Fine, sir. Very good.
:30:41
It was nice of you to see me.
:30:43
Really? When was that?
:30:47
Today.
:30:50
- It was nice of you to see me today.
- Certainly. Today is fine.
:30:53
As a matter of fact,
I was expecting you today.
:30:55
Please sit down, Mr. Clark.
:30:57
- Why doesn't he sit down?
- Thank you very much.