:56:01
...balls, excuse me, is look how
you can move around them.
:56:04
I like the roundedness.
:56:06
You can throw your weight over
on this side of the board.
:56:09
- Better than being skinny.
- Hold on.
:56:12
- You almost got me killed.
- I saved your butt too, pal.
:56:16
So I'm supposed to believe
you're my dad?
:56:19
Do me a favor. Go easy on me.
:56:21
Because I'm having trouble
dealing with it myself, okay?
:56:24
You know...
:56:25
...he died a year ago.
:56:27
I know. I was there.
:56:29
You're nuts.
:56:31
Great. He doesn't believe me.
:56:34
It's not enough I got...
:56:35
...these stick arms
and this humongous butt.
:56:38
And that dippy walk.
:56:39
What's wrong with my walk?
Is it that bad?
:56:42
All right.
:56:44
So you're my dad, huh?
:56:47
How did my hamster die?
:56:49
Your hamster? Heart attack.
:56:51
Vacuum cleaner.
:56:53
Well, yeah, but...
:56:54
I'll bet it had a heart attack
on the way in.
:56:57
All right.
:56:59
What's my hockey position?
:57:00
That's easy. Right wing.
:57:02
- Wrong.
- What? You're a wing.
:57:04
They moved me to defense last year.
:57:06
Oh, man, Charlie-boy.
:57:08
I'm sorry. Defense is a good position,
but you're a natural winger.
:57:13
Hold on.
What'd you call me?
:57:15
I said...
:57:17
..."Charlie-boy".
:57:18
That's what I always call you.
Charlie-boy.
:57:23
Dad?
:57:27
Dad!
:57:31
It is me, Charlie.
I'm back.
:57:38
Hold on.
This is really weird.
:57:41
I just hugged a snowman.
:57:42
You played on the magic harmonica.
:57:45
What? Magic harmonica?
:57:47
I thought you made that up!
:57:49
So did I.
:57:51
You know what?
:57:53
Let's go home and talk, okay?
:57:55
You know, catch up on stuff.
And you know something?
:57:58
I'm hungry.