:41:13
That's not how you eat a lemon.
:41:16
How do you eat a lemon?
:41:19
You cut it in half...
:41:22
-...put salt on it.
-That's how you eat a lemon.
:41:25
-That is how you eat a lemon.
-What is this, a rule?
:41:31
Hey, you too.
:41:37
-Thank you.
-Do you have pie?
:41:43
Do you have pie?
:41:55
I'm a writer too.
:41:57
Really. What did you write?
:41:59
Psalm eighty-five.
:42:01
It wasn't called Psalm 85
when I wrote it.
:42:04
I didn't know they'd be
collected and numbered.
:42:15
That was around the time
I invented standing in line.
:42:18
You invented standing in line?
:42:20
Before everybody milled around.
It was a mess.
:42:23
So one day I said,
"Why not make a line?"
:42:26
For what?
:42:28
To get in.
:42:29
-Ask him what you want to know.
-What do I want to know?
:42:32
He wants to know why angels
don't solve big problems.
:42:35
That is what I want to know.
:42:37
Why don't angels...
:42:38
...solve big problems?
:42:40
You can't change
the nature of the world.
:42:43
What can you do?
:42:45
Small miracles, only so many.
:42:48
Some angels aren't so smart.
:42:50
-They use them up in stupid ways.
-Like the parking...
:42:53
...space angel.
:42:55
I don't like to criticize other angels.