:18:04
Invite him over here.
Daddy and I still want to meet him.
:18:11
The policeman said:
:18:13
"Mr. Denker, if you can't see
the road, you shouldn't be driving.
:18:19
"How many fingers am I holding up?
:18:21
I said,
"Well now, officer, let me guess."
:18:26
"One?"
:18:31
That was the end of my driving
in America. I take the bus.
:18:37
I'm now in a wheelchair, but
my sight is not what it used to be.
:18:45
That's a white-tailed buck.
:18:49
- We used to live in Carolina.
- Dick shot that seven years ago.
:18:55
Your grandson never told me
he came from a family of hunters.
:19:00
- Todd never took a shine to guns.
- No, he's good at other things.
:19:05
- Baseball is Todd's game.
- Arthur, you want a cigar?
:19:10
I'll have one of my cigarettes.
Where are they?
:19:15
Let me help you with that.
:19:18
Your generosity humbles me.
Thank you for an enchanting evening.
:19:29
Arthur, can I ask you
a personal question?
:19:36
What did you do during the war?
:19:43
I was in the reserves,
as were most young men, Victor.
:19:47
My poor eyesight
kept me out of combat, thank God.
:19:51
I spent most of the war
washing hospital linen.