1:07:01
You know, when I was
in the service...
1:07:03
back in the war--that was
before you were born--
1:07:06
Howard!
1:07:08
Anyway, I spent the holidays...
1:07:09
in Europe on guard duty,
and I--ohh!
1:07:11
I sure did miss my mama's
holiday cookin'. Whoo-oo!
1:07:15
Howard, would you
leave the boy alone?
1:07:17
Oh, I ain't botherin'
him none,Johnny Mae.
1:07:19
No, you leave me
alone, huh?
1:07:20
Baby,
he wants to eat!
1:07:21
Oh, no, look, I'm just
talkin' to the boy.
1:07:24
I'm sure he wants to be
home with his family, okay?
1:07:26
Hey, listen, let me
ask you something.
1:07:27
Where you from?
1:07:29
Cleveland.
1:07:30
Cleveland. Yeah?
1:07:31
Yeah.
1:07:32
Cleveland...
1:07:34
I bet you miss your mama's
holiday cookin'...
1:07:36
don't you? Huh?
1:07:48
Excuse me.
1:07:54
Where he goin'?
1:07:56
I don't know.
1:07:58
See? That's what happens
every holiday season.
1:08:03
Why do you want to
do that to the boy?
1:08:04
Y'all ran the boy
outta here!
1:08:06
That's what happens
every holiday!
1:08:07
I didn't run the boy out.
I was tryin'
1:08:08
to talk to the boy.
1:08:11
You okay?
1:08:14
Yes, I'm okay.
1:08:16
I just never had
a real Thanksgiving...
1:08:17
at the Tates' before.
1:08:19
You didn't
have a real one...
1:08:20
over here either,
I guess.
1:08:22
You have
a real nice family.
1:08:23
Thank you.
1:08:26
I got this for you...
1:08:27
for having me
over today.
1:08:29
Oh, you got a gift
for me. Is it money?
1:08:31
No.
1:08:36
Oh, it's a poem.
1:08:39
I can't see
without my glasses.
1:08:41
Why don't you
read it for me?
1:08:42
Um, I'd rather
you read it.
1:08:44
Please.
1:08:49
''Who will cry
for the little boy?
1:08:52
''Lost and all alone.
1:08:55
''Who will cry
for the little boy?
1:08:58
''Abandoned without his own.