:37:01
blood everywhere,
things shooting out,
:37:03
people screaming, stuff getting
torn and sewed together.
:37:06
It's like a good
World War II movie.
:37:09
Will you keep
the car?
:37:11
Yeah. It's fine now.
:37:13
Cost a bit of money.
:37:15
But it only seats
two people.
:37:18
It always did.
:37:19
But you're going to
have a baby.
:37:21
You could never fit
a car seat in there.
:37:25
Listen, stop down
by the lot.
:37:27
I'll make you
a good deal.
:37:30
All right?
:37:32
Great.
:37:33
Honey, we got to go.
Bad Chinese...
:37:36
Buddy!
:37:37
Come on, baby.
Let's roll.
:37:39
See you guys.
:37:41
O.K.
:37:42
I hate him.
I loathe him.
:37:45
He tried to
sell me a new car.
:37:47
Can you believe that?
Tacky or what?
:37:50
Yeah,
but he's right.
:37:51
We're going to need
something bigger.
:37:54
But you know how much
I love my car.
:37:57
I've worked
hard for it.
:37:59
What do you
suggest?
:38:00
Tie the baby
to the hood like a deer?
:38:04
Well, no, but maybe
you could get a car.
:38:07
On my salary?
Come on.
:38:09
Well, put it this way.
:38:11
I'm not getting rid
of the car.
:38:14
What about the cat?
:38:16
Huh?
:38:17
What, you believe
Dr. Zhivago in there?
:38:20
The monkey doctor?
:38:22
He's right.
I've read about it.
:38:25
Cats can be dangerous
for a baby.
:38:27
They can suffocate
the baby, claw the baby.
:38:30
Skippy is 1 6.
He can barely move.
:38:33
He's half-blind.
:38:35
He's too weak
to suffocate anyone.
:38:37
What about hygiene
in the kitchen?
:38:40
You get cat hair
and cat saliva.
:38:43
You said that this baby
wouldn't change our lives.
:38:46
Now I have to sell my car
and get rid of my cat.
:38:50
This is the second month,
:38:52
and our lives
are practically unrecognizable!