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:28:03
They'd have to torture me.
Not a lot of torture, you know, but some.

:28:11
Nerita peleronta.
:28:13
- Ner... what?
- Nerita peleronta.

:28:18
- What is that?
- They're giant snail shells.

:28:25
They're extremely rare. We're taking them
to the Museum of Ichthyology in Orlando.

:28:30
Oh, really?
Yeah, I've been planning to go there.

:28:33
I hear it's a great place. A lot offish.
:28:38
Oh, God. Oh, God,
I think it's broken. Goddamn it!

:28:42
- Let me help you.
- Some ice. Get something cold on it.

:28:45
- Let me look.
- Do not touch it.

:28:47
- I can help you.
- No, no, no, no!

:28:58
That feels nice.
:29:04
That's amazing.
:29:09
- Kitty, you married?
- No.

:29:12
- Involved?
- No.

:29:14
Come on.
:29:17
Those guys are so good-lookin'.
:29:19
Not Walter, maybe, but... You don't have
anything goin' with one of the young guys?

:29:24
I'm not involved with anyone.
:29:27
OK.
:29:29
You know, we could go out
and do something, sometime.

:29:34
- I don't know if that's such a good idea.
- Why?

:29:38
- I'm not like the other women you've known.
- That's good news.

:29:47
You're makin' me very curious about you.
:29:51
Well, what if I trusted you
with something very private?

:29:54
Oh, I can keep a secret. I wouldn't
tell anybody. Not even our kids.


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