:02:02
Welfare?
:02:14
Deal.
:02:18
Seventy bucks and the Mustang.
I was on a roll.
:02:24
One lap around town, a light dinner,
home by 8:30 and I'm 50 bucks richer.
:02:29
I was smooth, confident, in control.
:02:38
Well, mostly.
:02:40
Besides, it was one night. What could
possibly happen in one night.
:02:57
Mark.
:02:59
So, marry me.
:03:00
How romantic. Too late.
:03:03
- I want to be married, to you.
- And you know what that means?
:03:06
Two people with matching rings,
spending time together.
:03:10
What more could you want?
:03:11
I'll let you know when I find it.
:03:14
Come back to New York.
We can do this like you wanted to.
:03:17
Why the rush now? I'm here, I might as
well see what Salt Lake has to offer.
:03:21
C'mon Charly, quit with the games.
:03:22
Who's playing?
:03:23
You're a little upset.
You play games when you're upset.
:03:27
Tell your Dad
you're getting back on the plane.
:03:29
Dad's not coming to get me.
:03:30
Who is?
:03:31
I don't know. Dad arranged it. Jealous?
:03:34
- Of what, some Mormon guy?
- How do you know he's Mormon?
:03:37
You're in Utah...
:03:38
...the state that buys more wedding
and birth announcements per capita...
:03:42
...than any other state
in the civilized world.
:03:44
Trust me, he's a straight-laced,
buttoned down, bore.
:03:50
Hello...
:03:52
...Charly, are you listening?
:03:53
Believe me, Mark.
You have nothing to worry about.