:14:00
The bulb
of a Jerusalem tulip.
:14:05
Which I was told is one
of the rarest and most beautiful
flowers in existence.
:14:10
Oh, right, right,
the Jerusalem--
:14:14
From the "Jerusales
tulipesias" genus.
Yes, yes.
:14:18
Hmm.
Anyway, yeah,
:14:22
the guy said with regular
watering, it should bloom
in about six months, so--
:14:24
Oh, we'll look forward
to that, Greg.
:14:33
[Clearing Throat]
So, uh, Greg,
how's your job?
:14:38
Um, good, Pam.
Thanks for asking.
:14:43
I, uh, I recently
got transferred to triage.
:14:45
Oh, is that better
than a nurse?
:14:47
No, Mom, triage is
a unit of the E.R.
:14:50
It's where all
the top nurses work.
Well--
:14:52
No, they do.
[Chuckling Nervously]
:14:56
Not many men
in your profession, though,
are there, Greg?
:15:00
No, Jack,
not traditionally.
Mm-hmm.
:15:05
Oh, Pam, honey, did you know
that your father started
his own business?
:15:09
Really?
Dad, that's great.
Oh, wow!
:15:12
Yes, I thought
with my knowledge
and experience,
:15:14
why should I allow
retirement to stop me?
:15:16
I really admire that.
Yeah.
:15:19
So what is it?
What's the new venture?
:15:21
Let me ask you
a question, Greg.
:15:24
Let's just say
you have kids...
:15:26
and you wanna
get out of the house,
spend a night on the town.
:15:29
So, you hire a baby-sitter,
someone you think you can trust.
:15:32
References, work experience--
it all checks out fine.
:15:35
But then how do you
really know for certain...
:15:38
that your loved ones are safe
with this stranger?
:15:41
I mean, can you ever
really trust another
human being, Greg?
:15:47
Sure, I think so.
:15:49
No, the answer is
you cannot.
:15:54
Let me show you something.
:15:56
Take a look at this, Greg.