:28:01
The house we grew up in
was originally erected...
:28:04
in the early Dutch farm,
colonial style.
:28:07
So that, plus we had
a lot of pets--
:28:14
- Which one did you milk then?
- Dad!
:28:17
Honey, he said
he pumped milk.
:28:19
What have you
ever milked?
:28:24
A cat.
:28:26
A cat?
:28:29
I milked a cat once.
You wanna hear a story?
Sure.
:28:34
My sister had a cat,
and the cat birthed
a litter of kittens.
:28:40
Must've been 30 of them,
and there was this one
little runt...
:28:43
this little sweet little...
little-engine-that-could runt...
:28:46
who wanted to get up there
and couldn't really get access
to the-- to the--
:28:49
to the-- to the--
to the teat.
:28:53
Teat?
:28:55
Dad.
What have you.
:28:57
I went in
and just simply,
you know, just--
:29:05
into a little saucer,
:29:08
then took the saucer
and fed it to Geppetto--
that's what I named him.
:29:13
I had-- I had no idea
you could milk a cat.
:29:16
Oh, yeah, you can milk
anything with nipples.
:29:21
I have nipples, Greg.
Could you milk me?
:29:23
Okay, could we change
the subject perhaps?
:29:28
Oh!
Champagne, champagne.
Yes.
:29:30
I thought maybe we could
celebrate with a little bubbly.
That'd be great.
:29:33
Good idea.
Yum!
:29:43
[Mocking Jack]
"l have nipples.
Can you milk me?"
:29:45
Well, in a funny way,
you've already seen
Deb's ring.
:29:48
Mm-hmm, that's true.
:29:50
Would anybody care for a bottle
of Oyster Bay Drug and Sundries
finest champagne?
:29:55
That is so sweet of you, Greg.
Isn't that a nice gesture?
:29:59
That's very nice.
How could I have seen
Debbie's ring, Mom?