:56:02
No, leave it in the park
for a homeless person.
:56:07
-After you.
-Well, thank you.
:56:09
Honey, I'm home.
:56:10
-Who are you talking to?
-The dogs.
:56:13
-What about the kitties?
-Kitties, I'm home.
:56:21
It's moving. It's alive.
:56:23
Come on, we have to hurry.
:56:25
Here, put it on the heating pad.
:56:29
And get some gloves, okay?
:56:33
I can't let it pick up our scent,
otherwise the mother will reject it.
:56:37
-Oh, no.
-So we have to carefully...
:56:41
...cut it out of its membrane.
What I need you to do....
:56:45
Okay. Ready.
:56:47
-Okay, hold-
-God, be careful.
:56:50
-Don't poke it.
-Don't worry.
:56:53
-Hold that...
-Okay.
:56:54
-...for me right like that, okay? You got it?
-Yeah.
:56:57
-I'll cut the membrane.
-Be careful.
:57:00
We'll get this little guy out, okay?
:57:02
Watch the head.
:57:04
Watching it.
:57:06
-Okay.
-Be careful.
:57:09
-Pull it back.
-All right, I'm almost there.
:57:11
-You got it?
-All right. Yeah.
:57:13
All right, I'm just going to cut
right underneath there.
:57:16
And, okay.
:57:18
Here we go.
:57:20
-Here he comes.
-Look at the head. It's so cute.
:57:24
-Is it alive?
-Yeah. It's alive.
:57:26
Let's go.
:57:32
Let's see.
:57:34
Here. Come on.
:57:36
Come on.
:57:38
Now what?
:57:40
We'll just keep it warm
and we'll try again in a few minutes.
:57:43
I always wanted a kitty,
but my mom was allergic.
:57:47
I wasn't allowed to have pets.
:57:49
My girlfriend, Janet, she had a Siamese.
:57:52
You have a girlfriend?
:57:53
Ex-girlfriend. We dated in high school.
:57:56
-Do you still see her?
-No.
:57:58
She lost weight over the summer
and dating a lot more now.