1:20:05
-Did you have to be so rough?
-Do you want the kid?
1:20:08
Daddy?
1:20:10
Daddy.
1:20:12
-Yeah?
-What did you do when you were little?
1:20:15
The same things you do.
1:20:16
Did you watch The Brady Bunch?
1:20:19
No, we didn't have any television.
1:20:22
You didn't?
1:20:24
We listened to the radio.
1:20:26
What else didn't you have?
1:20:28
We didn't have lots of things.
1:20:30
-Like?
-Like a lot of things.
1:20:33
What kind?
1:20:37
Come here.
1:20:39
We didn't have diet soda.
1:20:41
We had egg creams, which was
chocolate syrup...
1:20:43
...seltzer water and a bit of
milk and you went...
1:20:46
...and you drank it
and it was delicious.
1:20:49
We didn't have the Mets,
but we had the Brooklyn Dodgers.
1:20:51
We had the Polo Grounds
and Ebbets Field....
1:20:54
Boy, those were the days.
1:20:57
We didn't have the Volkswagens...
1:20:59
...but we had all those different cars
with funny names on them.
1:21:02
We didn't have Burger King
or McDonald's.
1:21:05
We had automats where you put a
quarter in and you'd get...
1:21:09
...a piece of pie or a sandwich
you could see through a window.
1:21:13
We didn't have graffiti,
but we had this guy Kilroy....
1:21:16
Mr. Kramer is a very devoted father.
1:21:19
He spends a great deal of time
with Billy.
1:21:22
He reads to Billy a lot.
1:21:24
They play together,
they talk all the time.
1:21:28
He's a wonderful father.
1:21:30
Thank you.
No further questions.
1:21:33
Mrs. Phelps, how long
have you known Joanna Kramer?
1:21:36
About six years, ever since she and
Ted moved into the building.
1:21:40
How often did you see
Joanna Kramer and her son?
1:21:44
I haven't seen them together now for
about a year and a half, but...
1:21:49
...back then I saw them two or
three times a week.
1:21:52
My oldest daughter and Billy
play together.
1:21:55
Can you describe the relationship
between Joanna Kramer and her son?
1:21:59
It was good.