Inventing the Abbotts
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I thought that was
just the spare-tire holder.

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- Read your manual.
- Pam! Can you run Doug home for me?

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- I've gotta get to the bank.
- Sure, I'll drive him home.

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- Thanks for stopping.
- Okay. Bye-bye.

:49:23
[THE ANGELS'
"GLORY OF LOVE" PLAYS]

:49:27
You think you'll be finished some
time today? I'm getting sunstroke.

:49:34
- Put the top up.
- Stop acting like Jacey.

:49:38
What makes you think you're so cool?
:49:43
I can't even talk to you.
:49:47
Name one bad thing
I've ever done to you.

:49:49
- Why?
- Go on. Name one bad thing.

:49:52
- What's the point?
- You tell me, because I don't get it.

:49:55
Look, I'm not rich, my father is.
And I didn't pick my father.

:49:59
If I had a choice between having tons of
money or another father...

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...I'd be absolutely delighted to be poor.
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But, unfortunately,
life is just not a cafeteria.

:50:13
- Life is not a cafeteria?
- You know what I mean.

:50:16
I'm supposed to feel sorry for you
because you're rich?

:50:19
And I'm supposed to feel sorry for you
because you're so poor?

:50:22
- No.
- Then just stop it.

:50:24
- Stop what?
- Stop treating me like an Abbott.

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- How else should I treat you?
- Like you used to.

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Like just plain Pam.
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And you don't have to say you're sorry,
or look like someone ran over your dog.

:50:40
You make me want to scream sometimes.
:50:49
What are you looking at?
:50:53
You.

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