:42:02
I was looking through a phone
book for a man named McBride...
:42:05
...and I ran across the name
"T. McKay. "
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I said to myself:
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"Could that possibly be Terry McKay,
my old friend?"
:42:14
- It was.
- And then I said to myself:
:42:17
"I wasn't very nice to her. I had
an appointment with her, and I...
:42:22
...didn't keep it. "
:42:24
- You didn't?
- No.
:42:27
No.
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So then I said to myself... I talk
to myself quite a lot these days.
:42:35
"That's not a nice way
to treat a friend.
:42:38
I have to apologize to her. "
:42:40
If one doesn't keep an appointment,
shouldn't they apologize?
:42:44
Yes.
:42:45
Yes, you're absolutely right.
:42:47
The least people can do
is say they're sorry.
:42:52
So here I am.
:42:54
- That's very sweet.
- I thought so.
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I've often wondered about you.
:43:03
- Have you really?
- Yes, really.
:43:05
I've wondered about you, too.
You weren't angry?
:43:09
You must have been at first.
:43:11
I was. I was.
:43:13
At first, I was furious.
:43:15
I said, "He can't do this to me.
Who does he think he is?"
:43:19
- Did you wait long?
- Yes, I waited. I waited until...
:43:22
Midnight?
:43:26
- Then what?
- I got really mad.
:43:29
You can just imagine,
being up there...
:43:32
In a thunderstorm.
:43:35
- In a thunderstorm?
- Yeah.
:43:40
What did you say?
:43:42
Then I said, "Why don't you
just go home and get drunk?"
:43:45
- But you didn't.
- I didn't?
:43:48
You just took one little drink...
:43:50
...every hour for about two months.
:43:53
Can you blame me?
:43:54
Not at all. No.
:43:56
The least I could've done
was send you a note.