:35:02
Her tooth came out,
and she can't find it,
:35:04
and she's afraid the
tooth fairy won't know.
:35:07
Oh, God, that thin, reedy little
voice! You know what that does to me?
:35:10
Sure, that cheerful look on your
face doesn't fool me for a minute.
:35:14
You think this is funny?
:35:16
Doris, my little girl, said,
"I love you, Daddy,"
:35:19
and I answered her in a voice
still hoarse with passion.
:35:22
I get the picture, George.
:35:26
Dont you ever
feel guilty?
:35:28
Sometimes. Well, you never say anything.
:35:31
Well, I just handle it
in a different way. How?
:35:34
Privately.
:35:36
Boy, something like this
really brings you up short.
:35:39
I mean, look at this.
Look at me. Look.
:35:43
I tell you, Doris, when she started
talking about the tooth fairy,
:35:47
that affected me
in a very profound manner.
:35:50
On top of which, I have
indigestion you won't believe.
:35:54
It hit me that hard,
you know?
:35:56
I have three children too,
you know, George?
:36:00
What do you
want me to do?
:36:02
It would be terrific if you
stopped talking about it.
:36:05
It is only making you feel
worse. I can't feel worse!
:36:08
That pure little voice
- No, you're right. Oh!
:36:11
No, forget it.
Change the subject.
:36:14
So t-tell me about the
good story about Harry.
:36:17
He went bankrupt.
:36:21
How can you go bankrupt
selling TV sets?
:36:24
Harry has one little failing
as a salesman.
:36:27
It's a compulsion to talk people out
of things that they can't really afford.
:36:32
He kind of lacks
the killer instinct.
:36:34
Actually, it's one of the things
about him that I like best.
:36:39
Oh, listen. Something
just occurred to me.
:36:41
Instead of my leaving at my usual time,
would you mind if I left a little earlier?
:36:45
When did you have in mind?
There's a plane in half an hour.
:36:51
You want to leave
23 hours early?
:36:55
There's a connecting flight
from San Francisco in 90 minutes.
:36:57
I know how you feel.
Really, I do.
:36:59
I wouldn't suggest it if you weren't
a mother and didn't understand.