:23:01
- You don't seem to realize...
- I do realize, Howard.
:23:04
So, you won't mind if Brantley and I go
out to lunch to get better acquainted?
:23:08
- Fine.
- I can't. I gotta go to a funeral.
:23:11
You said you already went.
:23:15
You know, in my grief, I forgot.
:23:20
Why don't we bring Brantley out to
the house this weekend for the party?
:23:24
I mean, he is family.
:23:27
Yes, you know, that might be
a very good idea.
:23:30
No, I don't think
I'd fit in, Aunt Vera.
:23:32
But you do fit in,
Brantley.
:23:35
- Oh, God.
- I'll make sure he has a wonderful time.
:23:37
All right. It's settled.
Now, can I get back to work here?
:23:42
Be nice to have
a playmate for the weekend.
:23:54
- You wanted to see me, sir?
- Oh, yeah, Brantley.
:23:58
I want you to know I've been
watching you very closely lately.
:24:01
- You have?
- I know everything you've been up to.
:24:06
- You do?
- Everything.
:24:10
Sir, I can explain this.
See, I didn't know who that was...
:24:14
I know, for example, that you've
been working hard in the mail room.
:24:16
You've kept your eyes open
and your nose clean.
:24:18
You stayed out of trouble.
:24:21
I'm gonna reward you for that
one of these days.
:24:24
But first I'd like to ask
a favor of you.
:24:29
You name it, sir.
:24:31
We'll talk about it
while we work out.
:24:35
You like to sweat,
don't you, Brantley?
:24:43
Your Aunt Vera seems to have
taken an instant liking to you.
:24:48
- I hadn't noticed.
- It's obvious.
:24:51
I think she'd like to get
to know you a lot better.
:24:54
I want to encourage that.
:24:56
I'd like you to spend
lots of time with Aunt Vera...
:24:59
at the party this weekend.