:20:02
I don't see the humor.
:20:06
Fred Quinn thinks
he can rattle me with my daughter.
:20:09
What if she wins?
:20:12
Some day, maybe, but please
don't force me to be immodest.
:20:17
No one ever had to before.
:20:20
- Whose side are you on, anyway?
- Oh, Jed. Don't be an ass.
:20:36
- Absolute nonsense!
- What do you mean?
:20:39
You don't know what you're talking about!
What do you want me to do, buy her flowers?
:20:44
- She hates me!
- She doesn't hate you.
:20:48
She hates me, goddamnit.
:20:51
- I see it every time I look in her eyes.
- Oh, yeah?
:20:55
Yeah. I don't hate her
and I have every right to.
:20:59
Does it matter to her
that these cars are blowing up? No.
:21:02
Does it matter her that people...
babies are being killed? No.
:21:07
Does she care that she's in bed
with the vilest kind of corporate vermin?
:21:12
- I'm talking to you!
- No, you're not. You're talking to the jury.
:21:17
Listen, Jed. I love you dearly
but you are a superior, self-righteous bastard
:21:22
who's never satisfied
with anybody or anything.
:21:25
If I were Maggie,
I wouldn't want you to be my father either.
:21:31
- So I'm the bad guy here?
- Oh, I don't know.
:21:35
I should have locked
the two of you in a room years ago
:21:39
and not let you get out
until you'd kissed and made up.
:21:42
But I thought, in time,
you'd come to your senses.
:21:47
Boy, was I wrong.
:21:49
So now I spend my life
between two bickering children,
:21:53
both of whom are old enough to know better.
:21:57
Especially you.