:32:00
Don't you worry. You'll get
the hang of it. I'll help you.
:32:03
Thank you.
:32:05
- Are you always this cheerful?
- Am I?
:32:08
- Mm-hmm.
- All right, I am. I know it.
:32:11
I can't help it. I've always
been upbeat, optimistic, perky.
:32:14
Even as a child,
my mother used to say,
:32:16
''That girl is pure sunshine.
:32:18
She'll either grow up to be
a nun or a stewardess.''
:32:20
Coffee?
:32:24
Enough about me.
What about you?
:32:25
Yes. What convent
did you come from?
:32:28
I came from the convent...
:32:33
of the Sisters
of the Moonlight...
:32:36
in Reno.
:32:37
Oh, I love Reno.
:32:39
- You do?
- Yes.
:32:42
Well, you-you
would have loved us.
:32:43
We were-- We were
a pioneering kind of order.
:32:46
You know, we'd, uh, never wear any
kind of habit this tight, though.
:32:50
This is really tight.
:32:52
Oh, I must say, our habits do
cut you at the neck just a bit.
:32:56
- Yeah.
- Hear, hear, hear, hear.
:32:59
That's enough jabber. Vanity.
:33:02
A progressive convent?
Sounds awful.
:33:05
I liked my convent in Vancouver.
:33:07
Out in the woods.
:33:08
It wasn't all modern like some
of these newfangled convents.
:33:11
We didn't have electricity.
:33:13
Cold water, bare feet.
Those were nuns.
:33:15
Sounds wonderful.
:33:17
It was hell on Earth.
I loved it.
:33:19
This place is a Hilton.
:33:21
Sister Mary Clarence,
when did you get your call?
:33:24
What call?
:33:27
Oh, the call! The call!
:33:28
I-I didn't know
which call you meant.
:33:31
I was working-- I was working
in Reno, and I got the call.
:33:34
And you don't know how hard
it is to get a call until
you've worked in Reno, you know.
:33:38
We were just-- We-We ministered to
a lot of different kind of people:
:33:41
newly-weds, hookers, gamblers.
:33:45
What a joy. How fulfillling to be able to
get right in there with your hands...
:33:48
and work with the people.
:33:49
And Reno-- It's probably
bursting with sin.
:33:51
It was. That's--
That's why I had to leave.
:33:53
I mean, we had a hooker
living next door...
:33:55
called Buckwheat Bertha
who would--
:33:58
Sister Mary Clarence,
could I have a word with you?