:48:03
l believe so.
We're driving to my ranch.
:48:06
Come in.
:48:08
-Thank you.
-l'll just call her.
:48:11
l hope you don't think l was rude.
:48:14
You know how protective
mothers can be.
:48:17
-You said you had a ranch?
-Yes, ma'am, in Malibu.
:48:20
Way out in Malibu.
How nice for you.
:48:23
Have you known Suzanne long?
:48:24
We've known each other about a month.
:48:27
Seems like longer, though.
:48:29
l know what you mean. l'm her mother,
and it seems like longer.
:48:34
She's a very interesting woman,
don't you think?
:48:37
-Oh, yes.
-Authentic.
:48:41
So you said you've known her
about a month?
:48:43
Good morning, dear.
:48:45
This is my husband, Sid Roth.
This is Suzanne's little friend Jim.
:48:49
Jack. Good to meet you, Mr. Roth.
:48:53
You certainly don't seem like
your average rancher to me.
:48:58
Well, you don't seem like
your average mother.
:49:01
lf all ranchers looked like you,
there wouldn't be many crops.
:49:05
That depends on
what you're raising, ma'am.
:49:08
Certainly not doubts!
:49:10
Oh, hello, dear. l was just coming
to get you. Your friend's here.
:49:15
Could l just talk to you
for a second?
:49:17
My daughter wants to talk to me.
:49:27
What you watching, Mr. Roth?
:49:35
l'd like to have people of my own...
:49:37
...without them having
to like you so much.
:49:39
Why can't we share people?
:49:41
Why must you take over every situation
and completely overshadow me?
:49:45
l am not overshadowing you.
l don't care if he likes me or not.
:49:49
-Your friend with the bedroom eyes.
-Right.
:49:53
And the living room nose and
the kitchen forehead and den ears.