:11:04
-MY DAD FOUGHT IN THAT WAR.
:11:08
-REALLY?
:11:09
-HE USED TO TELL US STORIES.
:11:11
-LIKE WHAT?
:11:13
-I CAN'T REMEMBER.
:11:16
-TOO BAD.
:11:19
-MAYBE STAN COULD TELL YOU STORIES.
:11:22
-HE WAS TOO YOUNG TO FIGHT.
:11:25
-HE WAS JUST A BOY.
:11:26
-THAT'S RIGHT.
:11:28
-LIKE YOU.
:11:34
WHY DON'T YOU TAKE A BREAK?
:11:38
-SANDRA...
:11:40
-WHAT?
:11:41
-IT... IT BOTHERS ME, SOMETIMES.
-SINCE WHEN?
:11:47
-I'VE...
JUST BEEN THINKING ABOUT IT.
:11:49
-THEN DON'T.
:11:57
-THERE ARE TWO WAYS OF LOOKING
AT A PLACE LIKE THIS.
:12:01
ONE IS AS A CHARITY.
:12:03
AND THE OTHER AS A BUSINESS.
:12:05
NOW, THE CHARITY SIDE OF ME
:12:07
WOULD LOVE TO KEEP
YOUR MOTHER HERE FOR FREE.
:12:10
BUT THE BUSINESS SIDE
WOULDN'T AGREE.
:12:12
IN FACT, THE BUSINESS SIDE
IS WONDERING
:12:14
WHY YOU HAVEN'T GIVEN US A PAYMENT
IN THE LAST THREE MONTHS.
:12:17
-THIS IS A BAD TIME.
:12:19
-FOR ALL OF US.
WE HAVE A LONG WAITING LIST.
:12:21
I COULD SHOW IT TO YOU.
:12:23
-I UNDERSTAND.
:12:24
-THEN, WHAT DO YOU PLAN
TO DO ABOUT IT?
:12:27
-I'LL PAY.
:12:29
-UH-HUH. WHEN?
:12:31
-HOW LONG COULD
YOUR CHARITY SIDE WAIT?
:12:34
-A WEEK.
:12:35
TWO AT THE MOST.
:12:40
-ALL RIGHT.
:12:45
[ Sandra is humming ]
:12:54
-IT'S STRANGE TO THINK
WE STILL HAVE NAILS.
:12:56
-WHAT'S THAT, STAN?
-NAILS.
:12:58
WE HAVEN'T USED THEM
FOR SO LONG.