:12:01
And that means you owe
the United States government...
:12:04
taxes on $36,532,
plus penalties and interest.
:12:10
Oh, my God.
:12:11
Unless we can prove it was
a legitimate business loan.
:12:14
Sure. Unless you can
prove otherwise... quickly.
:12:21
She's ugly, Eddie.
:12:23
I've seen her.
:12:26
How could he?
She's only 19 years old.
:12:30
Forget about Sinatra...
:12:31
she doesn't even remember
the Beatles.
:12:33
Men are fools.
:12:35
I'll admit it.
So maybe I was a lousy cook.
:12:40
And I probably spent too much
of his money on clothes.
:12:44
I never really said I liked
the buildings he designed.
:12:48
I used to call him
Frank Lloyd Wrong.
:12:53
Twice last month I fell asleep
when he was making love to me.
:12:58
But is that any reason to leave?
Nobody's perfect.
:13:02
Did you love him?
:13:07
Nine years ago I loved him.
:13:09
I loved him when I married him.
:13:11
Lately, it's been like
trying to put toothpaste...
:13:14
back into a tube.
:13:19
I'd like him back
right before dinner on Sunday.
:13:22
After dinner.
:13:23
Where's your baseball, buddy?
You won't win...
:13:25
the Little League championship
without batting practice.
:13:27
- Ask Mom.
- The baseball broke.
:13:30
- Buy him another one.
- I can't afford it.
:13:33
Buy it.
I'll pay you back.
:13:34
No pay me back.
Pay me more!
:13:36
I don't want to talk about this
in front of the kids.
:13:39
Then don't. Come on.
:13:45
Tom, I need more money.
:13:47
I cannot swing it
on $200 a month anymore.
:13:50
That's the deal we made
when you left me.
:13:52
That's what
the court order said.
:13:53
You divorced me, remember?
:13:55
$200 a month four years ago
has my kids drinking Kool-Aid...
:13:57
instead of milk twice a day.
:13:58
I don't want to hear
this bullshit, Jane.