1:00:01
Make this out to Dr. Rumpley.
Maybe the son of a bitch won't
keep me waiting for an hour.
1:00:06
Damn neurologists think
they run the world.
1:00:08
She does this every time.
1:00:11
- All right, do you want
to know the truth?
- Yeah.
1:00:14
I took you, Ray and Marcia to my
sister's on the train for the weekend.
1:00:19
You all came down with chicken pox,
so I took you home a day early.
1:00:24
And I walked in,
and there was your father...
1:00:26
with another women
in our bed, okay.
1:00:29
Chicken pox.
I was six when I had chicken pox,
1:00:33
- and Dad didn't leave until I was 12.
- Well, he apologized.
1:00:37
- What do you mean, he apologized?
- He begged me.
1:00:40
He got down on his knees
and he begged me.
1:00:42
But, Mom, you told me
that you had a hysterectomy,
1:00:44
and that he ran off
with your nurse.
1:00:48
She coulïve been a nurse.
1:00:50
- What do you mean,
coulïve been a nurse?
- She had white shoes.
1:00:53
So does Grandma!
So does Shaquille O'Neal!
1:00:58
- Thas good.
- Whas the difference?
1:01:00
The difference is that for 20 years
I've been thinking one thing,
1:01:03
- and now is turned out
to be a whole different thing!
- Eddie.
1:01:06
He was no good to me.
Don't you remember the way it was?
1:01:11
Don't you remember the way
he used to scream at me?
1:01:14
And then no job was ever
good enough for him.
1:01:16
''Small potatoes.''
You remember, Al?
1:01:22
Al?
1:01:31
Mom,
1:01:33
you told me you didn't know Al
until after Dad left.
1:01:40
Holy shit.
1:01:45
You and Al were...
1:01:48
And thas why you threw Dad out.
There it is!
1:01:52
Finally the truth
after 20 goddamn years, Mom?
1:01:55
He had another woman
in my bed, Eddie!
1:01:57
And how dare you call him ''daï'
in front of Al. Al is your father.