:55:03
- It does not.
- Why would she want a sundress?
:55:05
She's got spots on her shoulders
and varicose veins.
:55:08
- Well, missy thing, so will you someday.
- When I do, I won't wear sundresses.
:55:13
:55:15
- God, Cynthia...
- Hold on.
:55:30
- Bayou.
- Cynthia, John.
:55:32
- Would you like to speak with your wife?
- What's she doin' there?
:55:36
Showing me a present
she and I are buying your mother-in-law.
:55:40
Oh. Great. So, when can I see you?
:55:44
I don't know. I'm not sure I can
duplicate the intensity I had the other day.
:55:49
Nothin' wrong with trying.
:55:52
I don't think my sister would agree.
:55:54
Do you want me to stop calling?
:55:58
- Look, I'll call you. OK?
- Roger.
:56:04
This is too much. I'm wearing red, you're
wearing red. That's quite a coincidence...
:56:09
- Look, I'm married.
- Really?
:56:12
Are you very married?
:56:14
- Married enough.
- Oh. Oh.
:56:17
- I see. Well, that shouldn't stop us...
- I'm just here to see my sister. OK?
:56:21
Oh, really?
Who's your sister? Is she married?
:56:27
So, um, what's my share of the dress?
:56:30
- 32.50.
- It's a nice dress.
:56:32
- Thanks. I thought so, too.
- Looks like a tablecloth.
:56:35
Keep the change. And, Ann, don't worry
about the dress. I'm sure she'll like it.
:56:42
Yeah. I think it'll...
Oh, you have to go? OK. Goodbye.
:56:45
I'll see you later. I'll call you!
:56:49
Bye.