:31:08
	- He waited for hours.
- You won't believe it.
:31:11
	- I'm tired of your bullshit!
- It's not my fault.
:31:13
	It's never your fault! Never, ever!
:31:16
	You screwed up my life
and now your son's.
:31:18
	And you'll never accept
responsibility for anything!
:31:22
	Is your friend, the fireman, here?
:31:24
	He had an emergency call.
A real emergency!
:31:27
	Why don't you let me in, instead of
waking up the whole neighborhood?
:31:31
	If you let me talk,
I'll tell you what happened.
:31:34
	What happened is the same thing
that always happens.
:31:37
	You blew it. Only this time, you broke
your son's heart instead of mine.
:31:42
	He was looking forward to
going to the movies with his father.
:31:45
	And you let him down
like you let everyone down, always.
:31:49
	Did you take a mud bath?
:31:53
	That's what I'm trying to...
:31:54
	Shut up, Bernie!
:31:58
	Forget it. Let me talk to Joey
to apologize.
:32:01
	He's in bed. And you won't wake him up
and make him crazy. Understand?
:32:06
	He comes home and wants to know
if Elliott's a war hero, like you.
:32:10
	- He wants to know how many you killed.
- Elliott? Elliott, the fireman.
:32:14
	I had to explain your tendency
to exaggerate.
:32:17
	How you killed as many people as
the other supply clerks in your outfit.
:32:22
	- I didn't say I killed anyone.
- Whatever! You let him believe it!
:32:26
	Then I had to explain
about the homeless.
:32:29
	How not all of them own
apartment complexes.
:32:32
	How not all of them
play the stock market.
:32:34
	How not all of them rent babies
when panhandling.
:32:37
	He's a young boy, Bernie.
:32:39
	Impressionable!
:32:43
	Listen, Ev, it's important.
:32:45
	- I gotta see him.
- Use the phone.
:32:47
	- I've got important reasons.
- He'd love to hear from you.
:32:50
	What happened to your shoe?
:32:52
	No, I don't wanna know.
Some fantastic adventure, right?
:32:55
	Something really crazy?
:32:57
	All I was doing was
giving him advice.
:32:59
	Preparing him for life.