:57:03
No, no, no. We know all that. We want
to know what happened to you, Betty.
:57:08
Oh. Oh. Well...
:57:13
...I married a car salesman.
:57:16
Really?
:57:18
You were dumped for a car salesman,
George. A car salesman.
:57:21
- Why'd you call him George?
- Why did I call him...?
:57:24
Yeah, David.
Tell us about the car salesman !
:57:28
Oh, right. Right. Well, you are, um,
you're talking about, uh...
:57:33
...Fred, there.
:57:35
- Del.
- Del. Del. Yeah.
:57:37
Uh, Del, he was amazing.
:57:40
He was... I mean, this guy,
talk about salesmen...
:57:43
...he could sell anything to anybody
at any time. Amazing.
:57:48
You know Del?
:57:49
I don't know how to tell you this,
but Del and I go way back.
:57:52
We went to school together.
:57:54
As a matter of fact...
:57:56
...he saved my life.
:57:58
Oh, my gosh.
:58:00
Like, two more minutes
in that freezing cold water...
:58:02
...and I swear to God
I would have drowned but...
:58:09
Del...
:58:10
Del jumped in, and he grabbed me,
and he just... he pulled me out.
:58:16
He was amazing.
Hold on. I'm having a moment here.
:58:20
I lost touch with him after that,
but... I still owe him.
:58:25
He never said anything.
That is unbelievable!
:58:30
- Funny. That's just what I was thinking.
- I know!
:58:34
I can't tell you how much it hurt me
to hear that you married him.
:58:37
Oh, I'm so sorry.
:58:39
I tried to tell myself at first
it was for the best.
:58:42
That there was some sort of reason for it,
but Del?
:58:46
I was young.
And... and stupid, and scared.
:58:49
You never even gave us a chance.
:58:51
I know.
:58:53
I can't tell you how many times
I tell myself that same thing.
:58:58