:26:03
I'm also attending a few classes
at William and Mary College.
:26:07
- But that won't interfere with my duties.
- Well...
:26:11
That's great. I'm happy for you - really.
:26:14
- So, do I get the job?
- The fact is, Susan, I don't need a live-in.
:26:19
This was my husband's suggestion.
:26:21
I have raised two kids on my own
and now they're about to go off to college.
:26:25
- They were both accepted at Harvard.
- Mm, that's a nice school, too.
:26:28
Thanks.
:26:30
So anyway, it'll just be
Oliver and me here at home.
:26:33
Although I am getting going
my own catering business.
:26:35
But let's face it,
I don't need to work for the money.
:26:38
And that does not make me one of these
women who is married to a successful man...
:26:43
..and has dedicated her life
to him and her children...
:26:46
..and then has to validate herself as a human
being, because her children are leaving her,...
:26:51
..by studying photography
or opening an art gallery...
:26:53
..or going into interior design
in her husband's office. No!
:26:58
I have a wonderful house,
crammed with beautiful things.
:27:02
I did this house myself. I did a great job.
:27:05
Not that I am necessarily
a slave to materialism. No.
:27:09
But I am proud
of what I have accomplished,...
:27:13
..although I suppose some people find my life
disgusting. Disgusting is too strong a word.
:27:18
No, I would not say that many people
would respect the choices I have made,...
:27:23
..although women would. Women like me.
:27:27
But then I don't care what they think
because I can't stand who they are.
:27:31
What I'm trying to say, Susan,
is that I don't need a live-in.
:27:38
Well... thanks for the interview
and good luck, and God bless you.
:27:44
I would like you to understand...
:27:46
..that, if I were to hire you,
my life would probably change.
:27:50
you would be this new element in the house.
:27:52
-
:27:54
Well...
:27:57
Let me show you where your room is.