Driving Miss Daisy
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:06:02
Why caII yourseIf a taxicab company
if you can't provide taxicabs?

:06:07
Why don't you caII your son?
He'd send someone to carry you.

:06:11
That won't be necessary.
:06:13
I'II canceI the appointment
and fix my own hair.

:06:16
Sometimes I think you ain't got
the sense God gave a Iemon.

:06:22
Two dots. I want that!
:06:26
And a five bamboo.
:06:28
WeII, this is not my day for mah-jongg.
:06:31
Nine bam!
:06:32
Thank you aII for coming here again.
I am a reaI pariah without my car.

:06:37
-Oh, nonsense!
-Three bam.

:06:39
When do you get the new one?
:06:40
I don't know!
BooIie's being reaI pokey about it.

:06:44
I'II come after you for tempIe tomorrow.
:06:46
That's sweet of you, honey.
:06:52
Mama, you there?
:06:54
It's just us!
:06:55
Why didn't you caII?
:06:57
We can't stay.
:06:58
So I gather.
:07:00
The MiIIers are giving a hayride.
:07:02
I had these made.
Doesn't your baby Iook cute?

:07:05
WeII, it's not exactIy the word I'd pick.
:07:09
New Graham Greene?
I been wanting to read that.

:07:12
Sorry, but it's due back
at the Iibrary tomorrow.

:07:16
-Want me to return it for you?
-No, thank you.

:07:18
I'II go to the Iibrary on the streetcar.
:07:21
Damn it, Mama! Quit being so stubborn.
You know perfectIy weII--

:07:26
Go on! Don't keep the horses waiting.
:07:29
'Bye!
:07:43
Is that door making contact?
:07:51
Oscar?
:07:52
I'm here.
:07:53
-Are you aII right?
-No, sir, I'm stuck.

:07:56
I know. FiddIe with the Iever.
:07:58
It fiddIed out. I done aII I know how.

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