:32:20
Where you going?
:32:22
-I' m going home.
-Not this way.
:32:24
-Why not?
-Metrorail construction, that's why not.
:32:27
Go around.
:32:30
Just follow your tootsies.
:32:32
You sure you don't want something?
Coffee, soda, something?
:32:36
No, thank you, ma'am.
:32:39
I feel kind of stupid about this.
:32:41
Better safe than sorry.
:32:43
That's what I thought.
:32:45
You have a restraining order
against your husband?
:32:48
Ex-husband.
:32:50
He'd show up on the wrong day. . .
:32:52
. . .or in the middle of the night,
pounding on the door.
:32:56
Thing is, he has
this horrendous temper.
:32:59
I didn't know if a restraining
order was a good idea. . .
:33:02
. . .and if it'd do more harm than good.
:33:04
But the judge said we should
make an example of him.
:33:09
So he can't come
within 100 feet of us.
:33:12
Or is it yards?
Which is it? Feet or yards?
:33:15
That's up to the judge.
:33:17
-I thought it was a set thing.
-It's at his discretion.
:33:20
That's interesting.
:33:22
Does he drink?
:33:25
Oh, I thought you meant the judge!
:33:28
-No, I wouldn't say so.
-Do drugs?
:33:33
But he has a propensity for violence?
:33:35
Y eah, I think you could say that.
:33:39
Did he strike the little girl?
:33:43
Did he strike you?
:33:45
Not exactly.
:33:48
Not exactly?
:33:52
You know, there were times. . .
:33:55
. . .when I thought he was going to. . .
:33:57
. . .but I just didn't want to wait
until he got around to it.