:09:03
- It doesn't go with anything.
Nothing goes with Weinrib.
- Well, okay, okay.
:09:06
What about something simple
like, you know, Ben?
:09:08
- You want to call him Ben Weinrib?
- Yeah.
:09:10
What, he's gonna be
a-a-a gin rummy champion?
:09:13
- I mean, you know.
- Yeah, well, you want to deny
your heritage? Huh?
:09:15
Well, you know, I-I just want
the kid to have a great name.
:09:18
- Yeah.
- What about Sugar Ray Weinrib?
:09:21
Holden,
after Holden Caulfield.
:09:23
You see, Holden is one of those things
that works if we use your maiden name.
:09:26
- If it's Holden Sloane,
but not Holden Weinrib.
- Yeah.
:09:30
The kid is so cute!
:09:32
I can't believe he's--
What about Cole?
:09:34
- Cole?
- Cole Weinrib. Harpo Weinrib.
:09:37
- Harpo? No.
- How about Earl the Pearl Weinrib?
:09:40
- That would be so perfect.
- Oh, God! No.
:09:43
- Okay, what-- what about Shane?
You like the name Shane?
- Yeah.
:09:45
- Shane's pretty.
- Shane would be okay.
:09:47
On the other hand, you wouldn't want
a Supreme Court Justice called Shane.
:09:52
Oh, Jesus.
I got it. I got it.
:09:54
Brilliant.
This is so brilliant.
:09:56
- Got it? Ready? Are you ready?
- Mm-hmm.
:09:58
- Thelonius Weinrib.
- Max! What about Max?
:10:02
- Max?
- Yeah, Max.
:10:04
Max.
Oh, look how cute he is.
:10:06
- I wanna hold him. Max is okay.
- He's so sweet. He's smiling.
:10:09
- Dr. Max Weinrib. I like the name Max.
- Yeah, Max is good.
:10:11
- It's simple.
- How about Senator Max Weinrib?
:10:14
- Little tongue.
- Rabbi Max-- Rabbi Max Weinrib?
:10:18
No. Maybe we should
rethink Max for a minute.
:10:20
- Oh, he's so great.
- He's happy. I think he likes us.
:10:24
- He looks like you.
- He looks like me?
:10:26
Yeah.
:10:28
He looks like Broderick
Crawford a little bit.
:10:57
- He's so smart.
- Yeah.
:10:59
He picks up on everything.