:08:00
Would you mind? Could I please have
my picture made with Uga?
:08:04
Great.
:08:05
Thanks.
:08:08
All right. Smile.
:08:12
Thanks. Dang good dog.
:08:15
Thank you very much.
:08:16
Thank you for asking.
:08:19
No matter what you and I ever do
in our lives, Mr. Kelso...
:08:22
...neither of us
will be as famous as Uga.
:08:25
He's the university mascot.
:08:26
- "The Georgia Bulldog."
- Is that right?
:08:29
I know I'm going to regret asking,
but that man said he was walking a dog.
:08:34
What dog?
:08:36
Mr. Glover was the law firm porter.
:08:38
Mr. Bouhan said in his will that
Mr. Glover should continue to be paid...
:08:43
...$15 every week for walking Patrick,
his Labrador.
:08:46
So...
:08:48
...where's Patrick?
:08:49
Patrick went on to his great rewards
2 years after Mr. Bouhan, about 1974.
:08:54
- The dog's dead.
- Quite.
:08:57
Why doesn't Mr. Glover walk Uga?
:09:02
Well, then, who'd walk Patrick?
:09:08
I see.
:09:12
- There it is.
- This is your house?
:09:14
Built by General Hugh Mercer in 1860,
but he never lived in this house.
:09:19
His great-grandson was Johnny Mercer.
:09:21
The songwriter?
:09:22
Savannah's own.
:09:24
What's your favorite of his tunes?
:09:27
My mother was always partial
to "Fools Rush In."
:09:30
Your mother.
:09:32
Indeed.
:09:33
I'd love to give you the grand tour, but
they're still setting up for the party.
:09:39
I thought the party was tomorrow night.
:09:41
There are two parties.
:09:43
Tonight is for bachelors.
Gentlemen only.
:09:47
Would you like to come?
:09:49
I'd like to cover it.
:09:51
I'm sorry. It's private.
Reporters aren't allowed.
:09:54
Would you like to see my shop?
It's back here in the carriage house.