:30:00
change of scenery,
meet new people.
:30:02
Well...
:30:03
I never thought of it
that way.
:30:05
You seem like
a real people person.
:30:06
Oh.
:30:08
Outgoing. Not like me.
:30:09
No?
:30:12
Thanks.
:30:14
I bet you're really good at it.
:30:18
Well, there's only one way
to find out.
:30:20
Boy, am I glad
to hear you say that...
:30:23
because it's the one subject
he's having trouble with.
:30:29
You think you could fit him in?
:30:31
"Him?"
:30:32
Frank.
:30:34
Frank? Are you kidding?
:30:37
At his age?
:30:38
Well, I'm afraid
:30:40
if he doesn't learn it now,
:30:41
he's never going to.
:30:42
You know, I would
teach him myself,
:30:44
but I'm way out of practice.
:30:45
Ah!
:30:46
Oh. Um...
:30:49
You know, you should
never have to practice.
:30:51
Well, that's easy
for you to say.
:30:53
You're a professional.
:30:55
But for us laymen,
:30:56
if you don't use it,
you lose it.
:30:59
Well, how long has it been,
:31:01
you know, since you... used it?
:31:04
Oh... I use it a little bit
every day, you know--
:31:08
the bank,
the grocery store--
:31:09
but it, you know...
:31:10
It's probably been
a good ten, 15 years
:31:13
since I was any good at it,
you know.
:31:16
It doesn't come up that often.
:31:22
Maybe it's the neighborhood.
:31:25
T om.
:31:26
-Larry.
-Wow.
:31:29
Well, it's not the battery.
:31:35
In the morning, I'll check
the fuel line for you,
:31:37
the alternator, the pump.
:31:39
You know, it could be
:31:40
your plugs are worn down.
:31:42
I'll replace them for you
in the morning.
:31:45
In the meantime, uh...
:31:46
could I give you
a ride home?
:31:48
Um, no, I can walk.
:31:56
So, what do you think?