:42:01
What could be more important
than what's going on with Dad?
:42:07
If we could talk about boys,
everything would be so much easier.
:42:16
Your room is always ready.
You can always come home if you want.
:42:24
All right. What do you want me to do?
:42:28
If they ask you questions. . .
:42:31
. . .would you please say
something nice about him, Mom?
:42:35
Help him?
:42:36
-All right.
-You will?
:42:38
Okay. Oh, here's Ray.
:42:42
Talk to him. When you don't,
your mouth turns down. Hi!
:42:46
Hello, pretty ladies.
:42:51
Hi, Diane.
:42:52
Hi, Ray.
:42:57
What are you doing after work?
:42:59
I have a break after dinner,
if you wanna stop by.
:43:04
-Wanna do something later?
-I know you think my job's strange.
:43:09
-You don't like old people, do you?
-Sure I do.
:43:12
Come on.
:43:13
I used to work at a smorgasbord.
:43:16
Old people came, and they love to eat.
:43:19
They jammed their mouths, ate with
their mouths open and it was too much.
:43:25
You think about how short life is. . .
:43:28
. . .and how maybe life has no meaning.
You're frying burgers.
:43:32
Then you're like 60, you die
and what are you doing?
:43:36
I don't need to think about it.
That's the reason I was. . . .
:43:43
But I'm not sure I'm right.
:43:45
That's ageism, being prejudiced
against people because they're old.
:43:50
-Maybe their mouths don't work well.
-Really?
:43:55
Well, you're really
turning me around here.
:43:59
I was looking at it
the wrong way, I think.