Something to Talk About
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:41:00
I know you're disappointed in me.
:41:05
No, for you, sweetie, not in you.
:41:19
Will you take some advice
from an old lady?

:41:22
You've got to take this bull by the horns,
so to speak.

:41:25
-Will you see him?
-We're supposed to talk tonight.

:41:29
-Where?
-Houston's.

:41:32
He wants to go somewhere
where he thinks you won't make a scene.

:41:36
Deep in his heart,
he knows there is no such place.

:41:39
Oh, no. You meet him at home.
:41:43
-And if I were you....
-What?

:41:51
I'd make him something special
for his supper.

:41:57
I think it's more complicated than that.
:42:00
I'll say it again.
:42:02
Make him something special he won't
forget, ever. Here. Make him that.

:42:10
'"Poached salmon
with mint mustard sauce.

:42:12
'"Olive oil, honey, teaspoon....'"
:42:16
-My God, but this is--
-No, it's not lethal in that small dose.

:42:20
It will, however,
make him as sick as the dog he is.

:42:25
You must tell him you've done it,
or it won't help.

:42:28
I always told Lloyd that
if he hit me where I lived...

:42:32
...he could expect the same from me.
:42:34
I just think of it
as homeopathic aversion therapy.

:42:40
Sometimes a near-death experience
helps them put things in perspective.

:42:45
Yes, ma'am.
:42:47
-Sugar?
-No, thanks.

:42:54
-Who's that Gramps is on there?
-That's Pride's Soldier Boy.

:42:59
That's when he won the Grand Prix.

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