:03:03
And I just thought she was the
prettiest thing...
:03:06
...that I'd ever seen.
:03:08
And she was there with somebody else.
:03:10
She was very popular back then.
She had dozens of boyfriends.
:03:14
Hundreds.
:03:16
Hundreds?
:03:18
Yeah, hundreds.
:03:19
I did not know that!
:03:22
Hundreds.
:03:25
Well, not that I didn't have
a reputation myself...
:03:28
...because, you know,
I was considered...
:03:32
...by "some" to be quite
the Casanova, myself.
:03:37
Back at Ponce de Leon Junior High.
But we started dancing....
:03:41
He didn't want to dance!
:03:43
-I didn't want to dance because--
-I said, "Get up, Gerry."
:03:46
I kept saying, "No, I can't dance.
:03:48
I've got two left feet!
I've got two left feet!"
:03:51
I thought he was kidding.
:03:54
But I wasn't.
:03:56
I was born...
:03:59
...with two left feet.
:04:01
And they had a nickname for me.
:04:04
They used to call me Loopy...
:04:06
...because, you know,
I would walk in little loops.
:04:09
I kept going in circles.
:04:11
And then with some therapy
I learned...
:04:15
...how to walk a straight line.
:04:17
And dance.
:04:18
-And dance!
-And dance.
:04:20
Oh, man, you got moves better
than Winky, I think.
:04:25
My great-grandfather Millbank,
in 1875...
:04:29
...began the Mayflower IKennel Club
and Dog Show.
:04:32
It started small.
:04:36
He operated out of this
house we're in...
:04:38
...this beautiful building,
and this lovely room...
:04:41
...which grew and grew, and of course,
nobody lives here anymore.
:04:45
But, it's our...
:04:47
...it's our place.
:04:49
And then my grandfather continued
the tradition...
:04:53
...and really, I think what we're
talking about is standards...
:04:57
...very, very specific, rigid,
you could say...