:27:02
Pedro.
:27:06
Mi abuelo vivió a--
:27:07
Excuse me.
:27:10
My grandfather lived
to 1 02,
:27:13
and he used salt
like a fish in the sea.
:27:16
My great-grandfather
was 1 06!
:27:25
So, tell us, Mr. Sutton,
:27:28
since we now have such a clear picture
of how you two met...
:27:34
where are you from?
:27:37
Moline. Moline, Illinois.
:27:39
Mmm.
:27:41
Wherever that is.
:27:43
It's in the middle
of the country.
:27:46
Exactly in the middle,
right?
:27:49
Right.
:27:52
And your parents,
:27:53
they are
still in Moline?
:27:56
I never knew my parents.
:27:58
Oh. Who brought you up,
:28:01
the fairies?
:28:06
I grew up in a home.
:28:08
Whose home?
:28:09
I meant an orphanage.
:28:12
Wonderful.
:28:15
This is just wonderful.
:28:17
My daughter
can trace her ancestors
:28:20
back 400 years
:28:21
to some of the finest families
in Mexico,
:28:24
and you are telling me
:28:26
she has married a man
with no past?
:28:29
Or worse...
:28:30
a man with no past
:28:33
and no future!
:28:35
Wonderful.
:28:37
You don't know
that he has no future.
:28:40
You don't know
anything about him.
:28:41
Do you?
:28:43
Yes. I know he knows
how to love somebody.
:28:47
I know he wants a house
with kids and a dog.
:28:53
A great job.
:28:54
You mean,
like the one he has?