:22:03
This wiII be...
:22:04
my most beautifuI restaurant yet.
:22:10
I used to come down here
with him aII the time.
:22:15
Your grandfather sounds
Iike he was a reaIIy nice man.
:22:18
I'm reaIIy sorry.
:22:20
OId Mr. Peckerhead's been trying--
:22:22
-Who?
-Beckerstead.
:22:23
He's been trying to drive Grandpa
out of that house since I was a baby.
:22:27
I guess he finaIIy got him.
:22:30
So what's gonna happen to the house
and aII his friends?
:22:33
The bank's given me one week...
:22:35
to come up with
the back mortgage of $3,000.
:22:37
It might as weII be $1 miIIion.
:22:39
I can't Iet those peopIe
be thrown out on the streets.
:22:42
I just wish I had more time.
:22:44
I wish I couId heIp.
:22:46
I'm not going to give up.
:22:48
I figure I can seII some of the furniture...
:22:51
and I'm going to do some cIubs.
:22:53
-You sing?
-Yeah, I try.
:22:56
CooI. I bet you're reaIIy great.
:22:59
Thanks.
:23:00
I guess basketbaII is your thing,
with a name Iike Hoops.
:23:05
It's kind of in the famiIy bIood.
My dad was reaIIy great.
:23:10
But I want to do something
a IittIe more chaIIenging, a IittIe different.
:23:13
I'm trying to get a schoIarship
to art schooI.
:23:16
What do you draw?
:23:18
Nothing, IateIy. I'm in kind of a rut.
:23:22
Draw me something?
:23:25
Okay.
:23:27
What can I get for you?
:23:29
I don't know.
:23:31
How about a goriIIa? Or me, or....
:23:36
-How about a goriIIa and me?
-You and a goriIIa.
:23:39
Okay.
:23:43
Okay.
:23:53
Lose the nose. Fix that, and...
:23:57
change the feet.