:36:02
- I gotta go home.
- No.
:36:03
I think what you gotta do is stay here
and be here with your father.
:36:09
He'll be fine, Nick.
He's got you.
:36:11
He's got me, yeah, but he needs you.
:36:15
He needs you, Maggie.
:36:17
Nick!
:36:22
Laura's looking for you.
:36:27
Take your dish.
:36:32
Thanks for coming.
:36:34
See you.
:36:46
I never knew she kept this.
:36:51
My jelly-jar glass.
:36:54
Do you remember when she boycotted grape
jelly in sympathy with the farm workers?
:36:59
Yeah. And all I'd eat was peanut butter
and grape jelly sandwiches.
:37:04
- I didn't know that.
- Yeah.
:37:07
I solved the problem, though.
Or at least I thought I did.
:37:10
I found a grape jelly without
any grapes in it. All chemicals.
:37:15
- She'd never let you eat that.
- No. But it put her in a moral dilemma.
:37:20
Should she satisfy a demanding child
with an affront to human rights
:37:23
or cop out to toxic sludge?
:37:26
- What did she do?
- She introduced me to marmalade.
:37:31
Hey, Jed. Give a call.
:37:34
OK. Thanks.
:37:41
What a mess.
:37:45
Your mom was always
in charge of organization.