:06:01
What do you think?
:06:03
Why don't you leave the Roosevelt Room
the way the Roosevelts wanted it.
:06:08
Because Eleanor Roosevelt was
too fond of chintz. That's why.
:06:12
Mother, this isn't your house.
:06:14
lf you're going to be a pest, I'll ignore you!
:06:17
Mrs. Dale?
:06:40
I saw you fight Sonny Liston in '69.
:06:43
Really?
:06:44
You were a nun back then?
:06:46
We've always been fight fans,
haven't we sisters?
:06:49
Byron Williams, telephone.
:06:52
I must go.
:06:53
You ladies have a nice time.
:07:01
Oh, Louise.
:07:03
Sorry to call you at work, but...
:07:05
...the boys haven't been home
in two nights. I don't know what to do.
:07:09
You're doing the best you can.
:07:12
They're just at that age.
:07:15
The casino manager's giving me
the evil eye. I've gotta go.
:07:19
I'll call you later, okay?
:07:21
Are you still cool on me
coming to Washington?
:07:24
'Course I am.
:07:26
You take care, okay? Bye.
:07:44
Must you drink in front of me?
:07:46
You're an adult. Just cope.
:07:48
It doesn't help me
that all we ever do is sit in bars.
:07:51
This is work, baby, okay?
:07:53
I'm checking the decor,
the lighting, the traffic flow.
:07:57
lf I'd known you'd turn into a crook,
I wouldn't have married you.