1:33:00
Okay, we're looking at 18-
1:33:04
- 13. 10.
- Oh.
1:33:07
13.10?
1:33:10
1,813. 10.
1:33:13
Well, to total that out...
1:33:16
and from here to -
1:33:20
June -When is graduation?
1:33:23
We're looking at somewhere around-
1:33:28
It's 181.30 per month.
1:33:31
Is there any way possible that his-
I don't know. I'm just asking.
1:33:36
- Sure.
- Could his credits be released too?
1:33:40
I will get a promissory agreement
drawn up. Okay?
1:33:46
As long as you show me good faith
after the first two months...
1:33:49
I'll release 'em, uh -
1:33:52
That would be end of September.
1:33:55
- Yes, sir.
- Okay.
1:33:57
- Then I'll send 'em to Marshall.
- Okay. That would be fine with us.
1:34:01
- I really appreciate this.
- how's Arthur doing, anyway?
1:34:03
Pretty good.
I can't really complain about him.
1:34:07
- Good.
- Wish he could've stayed here, though.
1:34:10
- Yeah. Me too.
- Well, things-
1:34:13
- Things happen, you know, and -
- Things happen,you know, and-
1:34:17
- hey-
- That's part oflife.
1:34:19
- I can't let him down no more.
- Good.
1:34:23
Okay, good.
I hope we can work something out then.
1:34:28
- I'd like to thank you.
- No problem.
1:34:31
- That's why we're here.
We try to help people.
1:34:33
- That's right.
1:34:34
- Okay? Very good.
- All right. Thank you very much.
1:34:36
- have a nice day.
- Take care now.
1:34:39
Okay. Very good.
1:34:42
- Okay.
- Okay.
1:34:44
- That's what I need.
- Yeah.
1:34:50
I think about it- had I not been
on drugs when Arthur went to St. Joseph's...
1:34:56
just how good
it would have been for him.
1:34:59
he wouldn't have had to leave.