1:00:00
- I'm a bedbug?
- See what I mean?
1:00:02
Your father is sick!
Come and get your sick father!
1:00:06
Will you shut up?
Will you behave yourself?
1:00:09
For God's sake, behave yourself.
1:00:13
Doris, I want you to pick me up now.
I don't want to discuss it.
1:00:17
Pick me up now.
He pulled a knife on me. A kitchen knife.
1:00:23
It was still dirty from breakfast.
1:00:25
All right. She wants to talk to you.
She's across the street.
1:00:29
- Who is it?
- Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
1:00:32
What do you mean, who is it?
Didn't you just say it's my daughter?
1:00:35
I know it's your daughter,
but I forgot her name.
1:00:38
- Doris.
- What does she want?
1:00:40
My Doris? She'll tell you.
1:00:44
Hello? How are you, dear? It's Willy Clark.
1:00:48
Yeah. Unpleasantness?
No, there was no unpleasantness.
1:00:52
There was stupidity,
but there was no unpleasantness.
1:00:54
Tell her I'm getting into my coat.
Tell her I got one sleeve on.
1:00:57
I hoped it would work out, too.
I bent over backwards and forwards.
1:01:01
- He didn't even bend sideways.
- I got the other sleeve on.
1:01:03
Tell her I'm up to my hat and out the door.
1:01:05
It's only a question of one word,
darling, "enter."
1:01:08
- That's all it comes down to.
- The hat's on. I'm bundled up. Tell her.
1:01:12
All right. Yes, I will. I'll tell him.
I promise I'll tell him myself.
1:01:16
Goodbye, Dorothy.
1:01:21
- I told her we'll give it one last chance.
- Not if you say "enter."
1:01:26
"Come in," I stay. "Enter," I go.
1:01:30
- Ask me knock, knock, knock.
- Don't fool around with me.
1:01:33
I got enough pains in my neck.
Are you gonna say "come in"?
1:01:36
- Ask me knock, knock, knock.
- I know you, you bastard.
1:01:41
Ask me knock, knock, knock.
1:01:45
- Enter!
- Bedbug. Crazy bedbug.
1:01:49
Enter!
1:01:51
Drop dead in the hallway,
you crazy bastard.
1:01:53
- Enter!
- Lunatic.
1:01:56
- Start the car.
- Are you all right?
1:01:59
Start the car.