:30:00
- You want to divorce me?
- No. No.
:30:02
- Oh, what should I do,
move in with your new wife?
- Uh... no.
:30:06
Look, I, uh...
:30:08
I don't know. I...
:30:12
Look, I-I have to run. I-I... I'm sorry.
I would like to stay.
:30:17
But it's, uh... I have a pressing
business engagement down at...
:30:21
I'm late. Uh... I'm-I'm-I'm
writing a book for-for a rabbi.
:30:26
It's, uh... I-I think
you would be interested in it.
:30:29
It's, uh, it's very
complicated, and it's, uh...
:30:32
But I-I-I have to go now.
You'll have to excuse me.
:30:37
I... I'm sure...
What I'll do, I will call you.
:30:41
It's, uh... I will...
I will be in touch with you.
:31:00
Why did he get
into the bathroom?
:31:03
You were with a relative, huh?
:31:05
- I didn't even know he was alive.
- What's his name?
:31:08
Feivl. Feivl Lemberger.
:31:10
- A Talmudic scholar in his sixties.
- You think I'm an idiot?
:31:14
I know who it is.
It's that old girlfriend
of yours, Eva Kracover.
:31:17
- She's been after you since Warsaw.
- Masha, Masha, Masha.
:31:19
- Masha, great game.
- Thanks, Benny. Two teas, Bernie.
:31:24
It is Eva. She missed you so badly,
she put a notice in the personals.
:31:27
You were so afraid I'd see
the name and number, you tore it
out of my mother's paper.
:31:32
- How do you know that?
- My mother called me,
that's how I know.
:31:35
But I got another one.
I'm going to call right now
and find out the truth.
:31:38
- You want to call?
You go ahead, call.
- Yes!
:31:40
I will give you the nickel.
You call. I'm bored to death
with your ugly accusations.
:31:43
- All the time, it's the same thing...
- Don't let her push you around.
:31:45
- I'll call when I feel like it.
- If you have no faith in me...
:31:48
- then the whole
relationship is senseless.
- It's senseless, all right.
:31:52
That's right.
Go on, you tell him.
:31:54
You have your shiksa
and you have me, but some
bitch from Europe shows up...
:31:56
and you leave
to run off to meet her.
:31:58
A whore like that
probably has syphilis too.