:32:01
or at least useful thing
that it is you find to do.
:32:04
I wasn't intending to leave here
to be entirely useless.
:32:07
I expect I'll find some
other way to be of use.
:32:11
- In other parts of the world,
I suppose there are other ways.
- Of course.
:32:15
Are you so stupid you imagine you're
going to find a more gratifying life?
:32:19
What you will find is people
like the poor people who get left here.
:32:22
Only nobody takes care of them
half as well. You won't be able
to take care of them either.
:32:26
There's no taking care
of anybody, not out there.
:32:31
You know I'm grateful for everything
that you've done for me.
:32:35
- I don't need your gratitude.
- I don't need this.
I know all about my condition.
:32:39
It's your heart.
You ought to take it with you.
:32:52
Going where?
Does he have a plan of some kind?
:32:56
- Will he be back soon?
- I don't know. He's just leaving.
:32:59
You were the one who says
he needs to see the world.
:33:02
- That's what he'll do, is see the world.
- He's leaving.
:33:06
- He'll need clothes.
He'll need some money.
- Let him try to make some money.
:33:10
That's part of seeing
the world, isn't it?
:33:13
Oh, Wilbur, stop it. You knew this was
going to happen. He's a young man.
:33:18
He's still a boy.
:33:20
Out in the world,
:33:24
he's still a boy.
:33:26
Just find him some clothes,
Wilbur.
:33:30
He could use some clothes.
:33:58
- Homer.