:07:00
The baby's one day old, healthy,
unwed mother...
:07:04
no diseases., and it's a boy.
You wanted a boy.
:07:07
I can't get into this with you now,
This is no the place to discuss this.
:07:12
I told Carolyn to be on the lookout.
She's experienced.
:07:15
It's a boy, healthy, born this morning,
no strings if we act quickly.
:07:20
Look, I got to put my foot down.
:07:23
If you want to discuss this
another time, we can.
:07:26
But if you must have a fast answer,
it's definitely "No".
:07:31
- Got his head?
- He's adorable. Yes.
:07:34
Oh, God.
:07:36
This kid is never going to be a fighter.
:07:39
I must get some weights because
he's light as a feather.
:07:43
I should have him back.
:07:46
Maybe you better hold him,
because he's crying.
:07:49
It's okay. That's a good boy.
:07:52
That's so great.
:07:53
If there's any greatness in my hands,
let it pass into your body.
:07:56
Get a grip on yourself.
:07:58
This kid is going to be a great kid.
:08:00
He's fabulous.
:08:02
What do you want to call him?
:08:04
Call him?
:08:06
What about Eric?
:08:08
The kid's not a Viking. I want to
name him after one of my heroes.
:08:12
Like what?
:08:13
What about Groucho?
:08:15
Get real.
:08:17
I'm serious. It's great.
I don't know.
:08:21
What about Phineas?
:08:23
- Are you joking?
- Call him Phineas.
:08:25
Phineas is the guy who forecloses
on the mortgage.
:08:28
I don't want to call him Phineas.
:08:31
Let me think.
:08:33
What about Django? After Django
Reinhart, The great guitar player.
:08:37
Django Weinrib?
:08:39
That's the curse of the Weinrib name.
It doesn't go with anything.
:08:43
What about something simple like Ben?
:08:46
Ben Weinrib? What's he going
to be a gin rummy champion?
:08:50
You want to deny your heritage?
:08:52
I just want the kid
to have a great name.
:08:55
What about Sugar Ray Weinrib?
:08:57
Holden. After Holden Caulfield.
:08:59
Holden works if we use your
maiden name.