:30:01
Little? You're not little.
:30:04
Well, not to me.
:30:05
Stuart, you've never seen
one of these races.
:30:08
There's hundreds of people there.
Everybody from school.
:30:12
I mean...
:30:14
...what if you lost?
:30:17
At least you'll have been somewhere.
:30:21
Come on, George. What do you say?
:30:26
Let's get started.
:30:28
You know...
:30:30
...I'm not sure I want a brother.
:30:35
How about a friend?
:30:37
I guess I can always use a friend.
:30:42
-George?
-Yes, Dad?
:30:43
Have you seen Stuart?
:30:45
He's down here with me.
:30:47
What are you doing to him?
:30:51
He's helping me finish the Wasp.
:30:55
That's wonderful, son.
:30:57
That's terrific.
:30:59
Can't race her like this.
Right, George?
:31:01
Right.
:31:02
-When's the next race?
-Two days.
:31:04
Two days?
:31:06
We'll be ready.
:31:07
-Let's all go together.
-A wonderful idea.
:31:10
-That would be great.
-All of us together.
:31:12
The whole family.
:31:14
The whole family.
:31:20
I'm telling you, Snowy,
this guy can fix anything.
:31:23
But they're alley cats: mean,
vicious and all hopped up on catnip.
:31:27
Quit being a scared-cat.
You wanna get rid of the mouse?
:31:30
Of course I do.
:31:32
All right, then.
:31:33
Hey, Smokey!
:31:35
Smokey, It's me. It's me, Monty.
:31:38
What is it?
:31:39
Well, my friend Snowbell here
needs a favor.
:31:42
Snowbell?
:31:44
There's a manly name.
:31:45
You see, sir, I've got this mouse
at home I can't eat.
:31:49
Sensitive stomach?
:31:51
No. I can't eat him, because
he's a member of the family.
:31:56
A mouse with a pet cat?
:31:57
Isn't that funny?