:26:01
- It's not--
- What line of business are you in?
:26:03
- I'm a doctor at St. Vincent's.
- You a doctor?
:26:06
He's a doctor.
Well, I get the hint.
:26:09
See you at the Scrabble
practice, kid.
:26:13
Sorry. I'm so sorry about that.
:26:16
Scrabble practice?
:26:19
Please, don't ask.
:26:21
Come on. You can't
leave me hanging on that.
:26:23
"See you at Scrabble practice, kid"?
What's that?
:26:27
I'm a member of
the Bay Area Scrabble Club.
:26:30
- Pathetic, I know.
- Wow.
:26:32
- What?
- That is pathetic.
:26:35
Shut up.
:26:37
At least I can spell.
What can you do?
:26:40
- I throw a mean yo-yo.
- You know what?
:26:43
- No more caramel corn for you.
- I'm serious.
:26:46
How'd you get into it? I've never met
a member of a Scrabble Club before.
:26:50
That's for sure.
:26:54
When my parents came over
from Italy...
:26:57
the joined a Scrabble Club
so they could learn English.
:27:01
After my mom died, my dad became,
like, obsessed with the game...
:27:05
and wanted me to play with him
all the time...
:27:08
so I guess, in a way,
I was destined.
:27:12
C-O-O-L.
:27:22
What are you doing?
:27:27
I only eat the brown ones.
:27:29
Because?
:27:32
'Cause I fiigure they have
less artificial coloring...
:27:35
'cause chocolate's already brown.
:27:38
That's very scientific of you,
dr. Steve.
:27:40
Thank you.
:27:45
So where would one go
to see a Scrabble match?
:27:47
Oh, look. It's starting.
:27:56
And closer