:35:04
Yeah.
:35:13
(doorbell)
:35:16
Hi. I'm here for the nanny interview.
:35:18
So why don't you tell me
a little bit about yourself?
:35:22
- I'm originally from Wichita, Kansas.
- Oh. And what brought you to New York?
:35:26
- The Lord.
- Uh-huh.
:35:29
Well, thank you very much for coming by.
:35:32
I've just graduated from Johns Hopkins...
:35:34
...and I'm taking a year's sabbatical
before medical school.
:35:38
Fabulous. And what
brought you to New York?
:35:40
I came here to live with a guy,
but that didn't work out.
:35:44
Then I suffered a nervous breakdown. You
see, my father tried to commit suicide...
:35:49
...and when I came home
I found him at the bottom of the stairs.
:35:52
My mother was drunk and
she accused me of trying to kill him.
:35:58
So... what did you say
your baby's name was?
:36:01
(German accent) I think you should know
from the start that I'm a full-charge nanny.
:36:07
I don't argue... and
I do not like to be argued with.
:36:11
I will teach your daughter to respect
a man. I speak only when spoken to.
:36:16
I need no bed.
I prefer to sleep on the floor.
:36:19
Well, I don't have any real
nanny experience, but I love kids...
:36:24
...and I did a lot of baby-sitting
for people back home in Mandrake Falls.
:36:28
You're hired.
:36:31
- Elizabeth?
- Yes.
:36:33
I am leaving for Cleveland now.
:36:36
I will be back tonight, and tomorrow
we will spend quality time together.
:36:42
Now, Eve, your new baby-sitter...
:36:45
...is a very responsible person...
:36:47
...and I feel very comfortable
leaving you with her.
:36:53
I gotta go. Eve!
:36:55
Good girl. Eve, you know
how to do everything, right?
:36:58
- Don't worry. Everything is under control.
- Don't worry? Worry's my middle name.