:32:00
l couldn't do it.
All those photographers all the time.
:32:03
You don't know what you can do
until you have to.
:32:05
There's not a lot of choice.
You get used to it.
:32:08
-Can l take him?
-Sure. Go ahead.
:32:10
-Be careful. He's strong.
-Come on.
:32:12
-Be careful and stay close.
-l will.
:32:16
Hang on!
:32:21
Thanks for this.
He's been a little down lately.
:32:25
Then yesterday, he gave a speech
at school, and he messed it up.
:32:28
lt was bad.
:32:29
Speeches can be tricky.
What happened?
:32:33
l don't know.
He just froze and ran off-stage.
:32:36
Now he has this thing about speaking
in public. He's all freaked out.
:32:39
l always get nervous
before l go on.
:32:42
-Really?
-Yeah.
:32:46
Well, not always.
Just sometimes.
:32:50
-Mr. Marshall?
-Look at the dogs.
:32:51
What a surprise, a dog walker.
Let me guess. Jerry sent you.
:32:55
Yeah, to get Rufus.
:32:57
-ls that Rufus?
-That's him.
:32:59
He's beautiful.
:33:00
-Can l?
-Sure.
:33:02
-Hey, buddy!
-Can l have him?
:33:03
-Okay.
-Thank you.
:33:06
-Ma, can l go play?
-Yeah, go ahead.
:33:09
This is for you.
:33:11
-Thank you.
-Bye. Let's go.
:33:16
lt's from my nanny.
:33:18
Do you want to sit down?
:33:20
-Sure.
-Over here.
:33:29
Cool, l won't get dirty.
:33:32
Oh, Lord! l almost sat on your face.
Right there.
:33:47
Ty seems like a terrific kid.
:33:50
Thanks. l'm kind of crazy
about him.
:33:53
l've never met a 1 0-year-old
Nixon aficionado.
:33:58
Yeah, l know. Last year,
they studied the '70s at school...