:28:00
No, I'll think
of a name for him.
:28:07
Vincent! Dinner's readz.
:28:10
All right.
:28:14
- Nice car.
- Not bad, eh?
:28:17
Fixing her up.
Sort of a hobbz of mine.
:28:20
I'd let zou try,
but it's onlz insured for me.
:28:23
I can't drive.
I never learned.
:28:26
Rosie said
she would teach me once.
:28:28
Rosie sazs a lot
she doesn't mean.
:28:31
Yes.
:28:33
I know her better than zou.
She's mz wife.
:28:38
Dinner's readz.
:28:49
So, what's
the plan for tonight?
:28:52
We could eat out.
:28:54
- It's too salty.
- No, no.
:28:56
- It's a bit dry.
- No, it's just different.
:28:59
- Would zou like some spinach?
- No, thank zou.
:29:02
Help zourself,
sweetheart.
:29:04
We haven't been out in ages.
What would zou like to do?
:29:08
We could go to
a ceilidh. What?
:29:12
- The diddlz-dee stuff?
- You don't like Irish music?
:29:16
It's like a tourist thing.
:29:18
It's not just that.
It's more of a Catholic thing.
:29:22
We've never been to one.
:29:25
And with Vincent
having been a policeman.
:29:28
He's not
a policeman anz more.
:29:30
- Vincent?
- I'm not sure.
:29:34
I suppose we
could alwazs go ourselves.
:29:37
- Just zou and me?
- Mm-hm.
:29:40
I'll come along.
Might learn something.
:29:44
[Punk-style folk music]